Missouri is sending two safeties to the NFL this year. Both of Tyree Gillespie and Joshuah Bledsoe are sleepers and many people’s “my-guys” in the safety class. Gillespie is more of the free safety type, while Bledsoe is more of a nickel corner/strong safety type of player. Bledsoe hasn’t taken many reps as a deep safety, and that might hurt his draft stock and sink him to the day three conversation.
When it seemed like all of the top tackle talents for the 2021 NFL Draft were known, Stone Forsythe came onto the scene. He is a very late riser into the late day-two conversation, jumping ahead on some boards of Walker Little and James Hudson.
Trevon Grimes started his career at the Ohio State University but transferred to the University of Florida shortly after. Grimes does not receive much attention since he has played with multiple stars, but he will likely hear his name being called during the 2021 NFL Draft.
After the first five quarterbacks, the 2021 class takes a steep drop-off. Feleipe Franks is looking to be the best of the quarterbacks taken after the first round.
Welcome to another edition of Cap’n Kielar’s Best Bets. We are back for Super Tuesday gambling!
Want to know who the Quenton Nelson of tight ends is? Look no further than Kyle Pitts. With rumors that he could be the second-best wide receiver (over Devonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle) in this class, the hype is at an all-time high.
Welcome to another edition of Cap’n Kielar’s Best Bets. Yesterday was a pretty good day as we went 2-1. Let’s roll with five college basketball picks on this Super Tuesday.
Kyle Trask is your standard accurate, medium-armed quarterback with some special traits. From barely playing in high school, sitting behind D’Eriq King, to potentially never playing in college, sitting behind Felipe Franks, Trask has served his time sitting and learning from some of the best. An unfortunate injury to Franks led to Trask’s first starts, which showed the world his precision and poise, leading to his ascension to first-round buzz. In the correct scheme, Trask will be a steady, consistent starter for years to come.
Kadarius Toney is a human joystick. He’s one of the twitchiest players I have ever watched and he is going to do some frightening things at the next level. The quarterback turned receiver could be an excellent return man, as well as a stud receiver for whoever takes him in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Patrick Champion breaks down SEC teams’ chances of beating Alabama this year.
Jeremy Guerin spotlights the five most highly-anticipated games on the college football slate.
With the season over halfway finished, the key figures in the playoff race are now clear. Five weeks are remaining
Missouri is sending two safeties to the NFL this year. Both of Tyree Gillespie and Joshuah Bledsoe are sleepers and many people’s “my-guys” in the safety class. Gillespie is more of the free safety type, while Bledsoe is more of a nickel corner/strong safety type of player. Bledsoe hasn’t taken many reps as a deep safety, and that might hurt his draft stock and sink him to the day three conversation.
When it seemed like all of the top tackle talents for the 2021 NFL Draft were known, Stone Forsythe came onto the scene. He is a very late riser into the late day-two conversation, jumping ahead on some boards of Walker Little and James Hudson.
Trevon Grimes started his career at the Ohio State University but transferred to the University of Florida shortly after. Grimes does not receive much attention since he has played with multiple stars, but he will likely hear his name being called during the 2021 NFL Draft.
After the first five quarterbacks, the 2021 class takes a steep drop-off. Feleipe Franks is looking to be the best of the quarterbacks taken after the first round.
Welcome to another edition of Cap’n Kielar’s Best Bets. We are back for Super Tuesday gambling!
Want to know who the Quenton Nelson of tight ends is? Look no further than Kyle Pitts. With rumors that he could be the second-best wide receiver (over Devonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle) in this class, the hype is at an all-time high.
Welcome to another edition of Cap’n Kielar’s Best Bets. Yesterday was a pretty good day as we went 2-1. Let’s roll with five college basketball picks on this Super Tuesday.
Kyle Trask is your standard accurate, medium-armed quarterback with some special traits. From barely playing in high school, sitting behind D’Eriq King, to potentially never playing in college, sitting behind Felipe Franks, Trask has served his time sitting and learning from some of the best. An unfortunate injury to Franks led to Trask’s first starts, which showed the world his precision and poise, leading to his ascension to first-round buzz. In the correct scheme, Trask will be a steady, consistent starter for years to come.
Kadarius Toney is a human joystick. He’s one of the twitchiest players I have ever watched and he is going to do some frightening things at the next level. The quarterback turned receiver could be an excellent return man, as well as a stud receiver for whoever takes him in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Patrick Champion breaks down SEC teams’ chances of beating Alabama this year.
Jeremy Guerin spotlights the five most highly-anticipated games on the college football slate.
With the season over halfway finished, the key figures in the playoff race are now clear. Five weeks are remaining and there is still plenty
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