Originally billed as a 218 lb back, Elijah Mitchell came into his pro day at 201 lbs – a significant difference as a running back. The weight will make some teams question if he can carry a full workload. However, the lite production and athletic testing show he has the potential to do so.
David Moore had scouts drooling when he dominated at the Senior Bowl back in January. Those in attendance saw a massive interior offensive lineman who can thrive in both pass protection and the running game from guard or center. Moore is raw and inexperienced, but his core traits and obvious upside make him a potential steal in the middle rounds of the 2021 NFL draft.
Stanford’s star receiver in the 2020-21 season, Simi Fehoko will likely hear his name called during the 2021 NFL Draft. Fehoko is an athletic receiver with a lot of potential due to his athleticism. Let’s break down his skillset.
Derrick Barnes kept teams guessing during a college career where he played multiple roles at Purdue. That same versatility will make Barnes a valuable Day 3 pick in the 2021 NFL draft. His ability to play both inside and outside linebacker and rush off the edge will surely earn him some interest. The team that takes a chance will get a flexible playmaker who knows how to wreck both phases of an offense.
Frank Darby was supposed to have a breakout senior season as the number one receiver at Arizona State following in Brandon Aiyuk’s footsteps. However, injuries did not allow Darby to have that opportunity. He is a risky pick for NFL teams without much recent tape but boasts a lot of potential as a prospect. Let’s take a look at Darby’s skillset.
A few weeks ago, Paris Ford was getting serious draft hype. After a poor performance at his pro day, his stock has diminished. Measurements are not everything, however, and Ford could provide some big value for a team in need of safety help.
Former quarterback turned all-star linebacker? That is Chazz Surratt’s story at the University of North Carolina. After playing quarterback for three years (starting one), he knew that his talents were best used elsewhere, especially with Sam Howell coming to save the day.
One of the most intriguing names in the 2021 NFL Draft is Kwity Paye. The Michigan product is in consideration for the number one spot at edge, but is he really worth it? Let’s find out.
Beast in the trenches alert! Wyatt Davis has been among a plethora of monsters on the offensive line for Ohio State. It is no secret that this line has talent at each position, particularly in him.
The 2021 NFL Draft features a variety of running backs that fit every scheme. This list features the top 7 running backs for this class. From power runners to pure zone rushers, this group can fit any need on any team with great value. There is no Saquon Barkley of the group, but there is some amazing talent for the draft value. Let’s dive in.
EA Sports officially announced the return of its beloved NCAA Football series, which has been on hiatus since 2013.
Malik Cunningham is the most intriguing quarterback prospect in the 2021 NFL Draft. He has the running ability of Lamar Jackson, but he acts as a quarterback that can run, not a running back that can throw. Being part of the most unique offense arguably in the country, Cunningham is the most difficult prospect to project to the next level, as no team in the NFL has the speed that Louisville uses to overwhelm its opponents. His surprising accuracy, countered by his scheme dependent decision making, combines with his athleticism to create the most confusing projection arguably in the history of the NFL draft at the quarterback position. In the right scheme with the correct coaching, Cunningham can become a lethal Swiss army knife.
Originally billed as a 218 lb back, Elijah Mitchell came into his pro day at 201 lbs – a significant difference as a running back. The weight will make some teams question if he can carry a full workload. However, the lite production and athletic testing show he has the potential to do so.
David Moore had scouts drooling when he dominated at the Senior Bowl back in January. Those in attendance saw a massive interior offensive lineman who can thrive in both pass protection and the running game from guard or center. Moore is raw and inexperienced, but his core traits and obvious upside make him a potential steal in the middle rounds of the 2021 NFL draft.
Stanford’s star receiver in the 2020-21 season, Simi Fehoko will likely hear his name called during the 2021 NFL Draft. Fehoko is an athletic receiver with a lot of potential due to his athleticism. Let’s break down his skillset.
Derrick Barnes kept teams guessing during a college career where he played multiple roles at Purdue. That same versatility will make Barnes a valuable Day 3 pick in the 2021 NFL draft. His ability to play both inside and outside linebacker and rush off the edge will surely earn him some interest. The team that takes a chance will get a flexible playmaker who knows how to wreck both phases of an offense.
Frank Darby was supposed to have a breakout senior season as the number one receiver at Arizona State following in Brandon Aiyuk’s footsteps. However, injuries did not allow Darby to have that opportunity. He is a risky pick for NFL teams without much recent tape but boasts a lot of potential as a prospect. Let’s take a look at Darby’s skillset.
A few weeks ago, Paris Ford was getting serious draft hype. After a poor performance at his pro day, his stock has diminished. Measurements are not everything, however, and Ford could provide some big value for a team in need of safety help.
Former quarterback turned all-star linebacker? That is Chazz Surratt’s story at the University of North Carolina. After playing quarterback for three years (starting one), he knew that his talents were best used elsewhere, especially with Sam Howell coming to save the day.
One of the most intriguing names in the 2021 NFL Draft is Kwity Paye. The Michigan product is in consideration for the number one spot at edge, but is he really worth it? Let’s find out.
Beast in the trenches alert! Wyatt Davis has been among a plethora of monsters on the offensive line for Ohio State. It is no secret that this line has talent at each position, particularly in him.
The 2021 NFL Draft features a variety of running backs that fit every scheme. This list features the top 7 running backs for this class. From power runners to pure zone rushers, this group can fit any need on any team with great value. There is no Saquon Barkley of the group, but there is some amazing talent for the draft value. Let’s dive in.
EA Sports officially announced the return of its beloved NCAA Football series, which has been on hiatus since 2013.
Malik Cunningham is the most intriguing quarterback prospect in the 2021 NFL Draft. He has the running ability of Lamar Jackson, but he acts as a quarterback that can run, not a running back that can throw. Being part of the most unique offense arguably in the country, Cunningham is the most difficult prospect to project to the next level, as no team in the NFL has the speed that Louisville uses to overwhelm its opponents. His surprising accuracy, countered by his scheme dependent decision making, combines with his athleticism to create the most confusing projection arguably in the history of the NFL draft at the quarterback position. In the right scheme with the correct coaching, Cunningham can become a lethal Swiss army knife.
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