The Jacksonville Jaguars seemed destined for the second overall pick in the draft until the New York Jets won against Jalen Ramsey’s Los Angeles Rams. With that, the Jaguars received the top pick in the draft. With the top end of free agency coming to a close, the focus turns towards the NFL Draft, where the Jaguars have four picks in the top 50 selections.
After almost reaching the playoffs for the first time since 2016, the Miami Dolphins are hungry for victory. With a young commander, Tua Tagovailoa, at the helm, surrounding support is needed more than ever. With only a few picks in the 2021 NFL Draft, value is a priority.
The free agency period hasn’t been friendly to the Tennessee Titans. They lost Corey Davis, Jonnu Smith, and Adam Humphries. Even though they signed Josh Reynolds, the Titans need to add at least one wide receiver in the draft.
The 2020 draft class was hinted to have the best wide receiver group in history. This year’s class seems to be potentially even better, especially at the top.
Jaycee Horn is one of the three consensus top prospects by many draft analysts. He is the son of former New Orelans Saints receiver, Joe Horn. After primarily being a safety during his freshman season in 2018, he made the switch to the cornerback position. He started out as a slot corner, but then made the transition to an outside cornerback. Let’s see if the hype is warranted.
Elijah Moore appears to be a standard quick-twitch slot wide receiver; however, his play demonstrates a wide range of qualities that translate smoothly into the NFL. Moore competed with A.J. Brown and D.K. Metcalf from the jump at Ole Miss, making it hard for him to earn a starting role. His friendship with Brown has aided his development into the Biletnikoff award conversation. While some will remember Moore as the man who did the infamous celebration in the egg bowl in 2019, many will remember him for his jaw-dropping talent on the field. Moore projects well into any scheme in need of a dynamic, versatile slot weapon.
The Jacksonville Jaguars seemed destined for the second overall pick in the draft until the New York Jets won against Jalen Ramsey’s Los Angeles Rams. With that, the Jaguars received the top pick in the draft. With the top end of free agency coming to a close, the focus turns towards the NFL Draft, where the Jaguars have four picks in the top 50 selections.
After almost reaching the playoffs for the first time since 2016, the Miami Dolphins are hungry for victory. With a young commander, Tua Tagovailoa, at the helm, surrounding support is needed more than ever. With only a few picks in the 2021 NFL Draft, value is a priority.
The free agency period hasn’t been friendly to the Tennessee Titans. They lost Corey Davis, Jonnu Smith, and Adam Humphries. Even though they signed Josh Reynolds, the Titans need to add at least one wide receiver in the draft.
The 2020 draft class was hinted to have the best wide receiver group in history. This year’s class seems to be potentially even better, especially at the top.
Jaycee Horn is one of the three consensus top prospects by many draft analysts. He is the son of former New Orelans Saints receiver, Joe Horn. After primarily being a safety during his freshman season in 2018, he made the switch to the cornerback position. He started out as a slot corner, but then made the transition to an outside cornerback. Let’s see if the hype is warranted.
Elijah Moore appears to be a standard quick-twitch slot wide receiver; however, his play demonstrates a wide range of qualities that translate smoothly into the NFL. Moore competed with A.J. Brown and D.K. Metcalf from the jump at Ole Miss, making it hard for him to earn a starting role. His friendship with Brown has aided his development into the Biletnikoff award conversation. While some will remember Moore as the man who did the infamous celebration in the egg bowl in 2019, many will remember him for his jaw-dropping talent on the field. Moore projects well into any scheme in need of a dynamic, versatile slot weapon.
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