Wow, what an outstanding week of college football we had. The world won when they saw Alabama go down, while the Heisman race got a little tighter. The top guys in this Heisman watch really improved their candidacy with impressive outings.
In another wild week of college football, the true Heisman candidates made themselves known as we approach midseason. Check out the previous editions below to see how much has changed from each week. There is still a lot that can happen from now until the end of the season.
As we enter Week 5, there is still a ton to figure out with this year’s draft. We know a good amount of the top players, but the back-end guys are still really unknown.
It was another crazy week in the Heisman watch, as a few more new faces join the rankings. A couple of the preseason favorites in Spencer Rattler and Sam Howell struggled and have a high hill to climb to bring home the trophy.
Following Week 2 of the 2021 NFL season, we have some normalcy to the draft order. Some of the better teams in the league got back in the win column this week. Most of the teams that are currently 0-2 are not surprising. These teams will address the help they need with their early selections. Multiple winless teams also have a second first-round selection. Let’s get into this mock draft.
Both the NFL and CFB seasons are under way. Over the course of the last month or so, NFL scouts have attended college practices and games, getting a look at some of the upcoming draft prospects for the 2022 Draft. There is plenty of movement throughout the year in terms of which prospects are soaring up draft boards, while others plummet. Here is the first edition of the stock movement for 2022 draft prospects.
Week 3 didn’t have many surprises, as many of the top teams in the country took care of business. On the Heisman front, two guys really solidified themselves as the top two candidates while others saw their stock move up or down.
The second week of the 2021 college football season is officially over. There were some upsets and surprises but the top Heisman candidates all performed pretty well. With that being the case, there won’t be much movement in the rankings for this week.
Remaining one of the top college football conferences in 2020, the SEC was once again led by two powerhouses in Alabama and Florida. Perfect in the West Division, Nick Saban’s group finished 13-0, including an excellent 10-0 record in interdivisional play.
With the college football season set to kick off in August, it’s time to get into some previews of what we can expect this year. Quarterbacks are at a premium in the college ranks this season and several big-time names look to propel themselves into stardom this year.
Over the last two seasons, nine quarterbacks have been selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. While it is too early to tell about the 2021 class, there is still plenty to be excited about. Five quarterbacks went within the first 15 picks, including three in the first three selections. The 2022 class has a lot of different options. It’s time to get an early jump on the quarterback class.
Wow, what an outstanding week of college football we had. The world won when they saw Alabama go down, while the Heisman race got a little tighter. The top guys in this Heisman watch really improved their candidacy with impressive outings.
In another wild week of college football, the true Heisman candidates made themselves known as we approach midseason. Check out the previous editions below to see how much has changed from each week. There is still a lot that can happen from now until the end of the season.
As we enter Week 5, there is still a ton to figure out with this year’s draft. We know a good amount of the top players, but the back-end guys are still really unknown.
It was another crazy week in the Heisman watch, as a few more new faces join the rankings. A couple of the preseason favorites in Spencer Rattler and Sam Howell struggled and have a high hill to climb to bring home the trophy.
Following Week 2 of the 2021 NFL season, we have some normalcy to the draft order. Some of the better teams in the league got back in the win column this week. Most of the teams that are currently 0-2 are not surprising. These teams will address the help they need with their early selections. Multiple winless teams also have a second first-round selection. Let’s get into this mock draft.
Both the NFL and CFB seasons are under way. Over the course of the last month or so, NFL scouts have attended college practices and games, getting a look at some of the upcoming draft prospects for the 2022 Draft. There is plenty of movement throughout the year in terms of which prospects are soaring up draft boards, while others plummet. Here is the first edition of the stock movement for 2022 draft prospects.
Week 3 didn’t have many surprises, as many of the top teams in the country took care of business. On the Heisman front, two guys really solidified themselves as the top two candidates while others saw their stock move up or down.
The second week of the 2021 college football season is officially over. There were some upsets and surprises but the top Heisman candidates all performed pretty well. With that being the case, there won’t be much movement in the rankings for this week.
Remaining one of the top college football conferences in 2020, the SEC was once again led by two powerhouses in Alabama and Florida. Perfect in the West Division, Nick Saban’s group finished 13-0, including an excellent 10-0 record in interdivisional play.
With the college football season set to kick off in August, it’s time to get into some previews of what we can expect this year. Quarterbacks are at a premium in the college ranks this season and several big-time names look to propel themselves into stardom this year.
Over the last two seasons, nine quarterbacks have been selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. While it is too early to tell about the 2021 class, there is still plenty to be excited about. Five quarterbacks went within the first 15 picks, including three in the first three selections. The 2022 class has a lot of different options. It’s time to get an early jump on the quarterback class.
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