Now that we’re three weeks into the season, teams are starting to finally take shape. Squads that were supposed to make the playoffs like the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles are winless, leaving their playoff hopes in doubt. While the NFL is going strong, the college football season is off to a hot start as well.
Week 2 is in the books and it is now becoming apparent which teams will be in contention for the number one overall pick. With some surprises likes Jacksonville and Washington, there are some unsuspecting teams who will be drafting in the top 10.
After a week of football, we finally know what some teams look like. The draft order is now updated after the first 16 games and has been reflected in this mock.
The 2020 NFL season is Here. With that said, draft season never ends. From preliminary scouting reports, the quarterback, wide receiver, safety, and linebacker classes are going to be strong this year. Moreover, with many players opting out of the season there will be some strong candidates to rise and fall throughout the process.
After getting released by the Washington Football Team by the 53-man roster cuts, the ageless Adrain Peterson has found a new home.
Ja’Marr Chase had a great end to his 2019 campaign. He culminated his season with a National Title where he caught nine passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns against Clemson. Well, unfortunately for LSU fans, that may have been Chase’s last game for the Tigers. Several reports are now coming out that he is opting out of the 2020 college season, though not all because of the pandemic.
Members of the PTST staff break down the top NFL rookies who enter the league in the best situations.
There are many suitors for Jadeveon Clowney this offseason including the New York Jets, Seattle Seahawks, and Tennessee Titans, but the Cleveland Browns still seem to be the odds-on favorite.
The Jets have signed their fifth-round selection, cornerback Bryce Hall who they picked at number 158.
J.T. Lambeta assesses Buccaneers offensive tackle Tristan Wirfs ahead of his first season in Tampa Bay.
Yehuda Schwartz reports on Henry Ruggs III’s recent injury.
Yehuda Schwartz reports on Jets rookie Mekhi Becton’s goals for 2020.
Now that we’re three weeks into the season, teams are starting to finally take shape. Squads that were supposed to make the playoffs like the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles are winless, leaving their playoff hopes in doubt. While the NFL is going strong, the college football season is off to a hot start as well.
Week 2 is in the books and it is now becoming apparent which teams will be in contention for the number one overall pick. With some surprises likes Jacksonville and Washington, there are some unsuspecting teams who will be drafting in the top 10.
After a week of football, we finally know what some teams look like. The draft order is now updated after the first 16 games and has been reflected in this mock.
The 2020 NFL season is Here. With that said, draft season never ends. From preliminary scouting reports, the quarterback, wide receiver, safety, and linebacker classes are going to be strong this year. Moreover, with many players opting out of the season there will be some strong candidates to rise and fall throughout the process.
After getting released by the Washington Football Team by the 53-man roster cuts, the ageless Adrain Peterson has found a new home.
Ja’Marr Chase had a great end to his 2019 campaign. He culminated his season with a National Title where he caught nine passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns against Clemson. Well, unfortunately for LSU fans, that may have been Chase’s last game for the Tigers. Several reports are now coming out that he is opting out of the 2020 college season, though not all because of the pandemic.
Members of the PTST staff break down the top NFL rookies who enter the league in the best situations.
There are many suitors for Jadeveon Clowney this offseason including the New York Jets, Seattle Seahawks, and Tennessee Titans, but the Cleveland Browns still seem to be the odds-on favorite.
The Jets have signed their fifth-round selection, cornerback Bryce Hall who they picked at number 158.
J.T. Lambeta assesses Buccaneers offensive tackle Tristan Wirfs ahead of his first season in Tampa Bay.
Yehuda Schwartz reports on Henry Ruggs III’s recent injury.
Yehuda Schwartz reports on Jets rookie Mekhi Becton’s goals for 2020.
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