Once thought of by many as one of the first pass rushers expected to be off the board in the 2021 NFL Draft, Gregory Rousseau has begun to see his stock slip. However, with tremendous height and length at 6’7″, he possesses both the athleticism and explosiveness to be an impact player at the NFL level.
While the Heisman trophy seemed to be a battle consisting of Mac Jones and DeVonta Smith, a crucial name just a few spots behind was Najee Harris. The star running back led the ground attack of the most powerful offense college may have ever seen.
Charles Snowden is an extremely intriguing prospect. The most noticeable thing about the guy is his size. Snowden doesn’t wow you coming off the edge, or dropping back in coverage, but he does both things very well and that length will make NFL teams drool over him.
Cornell Powell is a receiver who was hidden in the Clemson depth chart for the first four years of his collegiate career. The small sample size can be a bit scary and he certainly has room to improve in certain areas, but because of his breakout year and measurable, he is a guy who has risen up teams’ boards in the past few weeks.
Joe Tryon has been a late riser up many draft boards, even into first-round consideration. When a player takes off a whole year after being considered underdeveloped and still garners that consideration, it is hard to avert interest elsewhere. Are the rumors correct that Tryon is a first-rounder?
Joseph Ossai is a playmaker. He is one of the most dynamic, fun athletes to watch in college. The burst pops off on tape as does his production. The question remains: is he anything more than just a twitchy player that can put up statistics?
One of the most productive players in ACC history, Travis Etienne, heads into the NFL Draft after amassing over 4,900 yards on the ground during his four-year career at Clemson. A threat to score every time he touches the football, he possesses excellent burst and balance out of the backfield while maintaining the straight-line speed to outrun opposing defenders.
Add yet another name to the top-loaded quarterback class with Mac Jones. Succeeding Tua Tagovailoa, Jones had huge shoes to fill. He filled them and then some.
Monstrosity alert! Penei Sewell is an absolute beast. He is young, athletic, and straight-up dangerous. Like Quenton Nelson coming out of Notre Dame, many think Sewell already is projected to wear a gold jacket at the end of his career.
Hamilcar Rashed Jr. is one of the more interesting prospects to study in this year’s draft. Coming from a school that is not well known for high-end pass-rushing talent, he certainly pops off as an intriguing target. Potentially being the first Oregon State defender to be picked within the first three rounds since Steven Nelson in 2015, there must be something to like about Rashed. Let’s see what the hype is about.
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.
Captaining the offensive line for Kyler Murray, Jalen Hurts, and Spencer Rattler is no easy task. Creed Humphrey stood his ground and played three full years at center for Oklahoma. Let’s find out if he lives up to the hype.
Once thought of by many as one of the first pass rushers expected to be off the board in the 2021 NFL Draft, Gregory Rousseau has begun to see his stock slip. However, with tremendous height and length at 6’7″, he possesses both the athleticism and explosiveness to be an impact player at the NFL level.
While the Heisman trophy seemed to be a battle consisting of Mac Jones and DeVonta Smith, a crucial name just a few spots behind was Najee Harris. The star running back led the ground attack of the most powerful offense college may have ever seen.
Charles Snowden is an extremely intriguing prospect. The most noticeable thing about the guy is his size. Snowden doesn’t wow you coming off the edge, or dropping back in coverage, but he does both things very well and that length will make NFL teams drool over him.
Cornell Powell is a receiver who was hidden in the Clemson depth chart for the first four years of his collegiate career. The small sample size can be a bit scary and he certainly has room to improve in certain areas, but because of his breakout year and measurable, he is a guy who has risen up teams’ boards in the past few weeks.
Joe Tryon has been a late riser up many draft boards, even into first-round consideration. When a player takes off a whole year after being considered underdeveloped and still garners that consideration, it is hard to avert interest elsewhere. Are the rumors correct that Tryon is a first-rounder?
Joseph Ossai is a playmaker. He is one of the most dynamic, fun athletes to watch in college. The burst pops off on tape as does his production. The question remains: is he anything more than just a twitchy player that can put up statistics?
One of the most productive players in ACC history, Travis Etienne, heads into the NFL Draft after amassing over 4,900 yards on the ground during his four-year career at Clemson. A threat to score every time he touches the football, he possesses excellent burst and balance out of the backfield while maintaining the straight-line speed to outrun opposing defenders.
Add yet another name to the top-loaded quarterback class with Mac Jones. Succeeding Tua Tagovailoa, Jones had huge shoes to fill. He filled them and then some.
Monstrosity alert! Penei Sewell is an absolute beast. He is young, athletic, and straight-up dangerous. Like Quenton Nelson coming out of Notre Dame, many think Sewell already is projected to wear a gold jacket at the end of his career.
Hamilcar Rashed Jr. is one of the more interesting prospects to study in this year’s draft. Coming from a school that is not well known for high-end pass-rushing talent, he certainly pops off as an intriguing target. Potentially being the first Oregon State defender to be picked within the first three rounds since Steven Nelson in 2015, there must be something to like about Rashed. Let’s see what the hype is about.
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.
Captaining the offensive line for Kyler Murray, Jalen Hurts, and Spencer Rattler is no easy task. Creed Humphrey stood his ground and played three full years at center for Oklahoma. Let’s find out if he lives up to the hype.
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