Patriots Get 3 Undrafted Steals at Wide Receiver
April 27, 2020
Did the Patriots strike gold with their undrafted wide receivers? Jordan Leandre thinks so.
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Did the Patriots strike gold with their undrafted wide receivers? Jordan Leandre thinks so.
What an exciting draft weekend! Now all that we can do is talk about the prospects each team drafted. One thing is certain from the weekend, the Detroit Lions got better with each of their picks. As well, It is no secret that Lions head coach Matt Patricia and general manager Bob Quinn needed impact players that could play right away, as they are on the hot seat. From this draft, the Lions picked several pro-ready players that will make a difference in their 2020 season. With that said, this is the recap of the Lions draft and highlights the players they drafted.
Joe Heller gives his 10 takeaways from this past weekend’s NFL Draft:
Now that they know who their franchise quarterback is, it’s no wonder why adding receivers became a point of emphasis in the Draft.
Buffalo went into this draft without a first-round pick due to the Stefon Diggs trade, but you wouldn’t know it based on the talent they came away with. They did a great drop addressing the only needs on this team as well as some holes on the depth chart. Every single guy in this draft class could easily find themselves on the 53-man roster in 2020.
Looking for a recap of Day 3 for the #Bengals? Don’t worry, Alex Haarmeyer has you covered:
The 2020 NFL Draft has come to a close. Heading into this year’s historic virtual draft, the Tennessee Titans had some gaping holes they were hoping to fill.
A three-year starter at Georgia, Jake Fromm is finally leaving his home state.
The wait is finally over for quarterback Jacob Eason. His draft slide is over.
Trent Williams gets himself out of Washington, as he’ll be heading to the Bay Area for two draft picks.
John Devereaux shares his grades for the second half of the NFL Draft’s first-round selections.
Here are picks 61 through 64 of the second round.
Did the Patriots strike gold with their undrafted wide receivers? Jordan Leandre thinks so.
What an exciting draft weekend! Now all that we can do is talk about the prospects each team drafted. One thing is certain from the weekend, the Detroit Lions got better with each of their picks. As well, It is no secret that Lions head coach Matt Patricia and general manager Bob Quinn needed impact players that could play right away, as they are on the hot seat. From this draft, the Lions picked several pro-ready players that will make a difference in their 2020 season. With that said, this is the recap of the Lions draft and highlights the players they drafted.
Joe Heller gives his 10 takeaways from this past weekend’s NFL Draft:
Now that they know who their franchise quarterback is, it’s no wonder why adding receivers became a point of emphasis in the Draft.
Buffalo went into this draft without a first-round pick due to the Stefon Diggs trade, but you wouldn’t know it based on the talent they came away with. They did a great drop addressing the only needs on this team as well as some holes on the depth chart. Every single guy in this draft class could easily find themselves on the 53-man roster in 2020.
Looking for a recap of Day 3 for the #Bengals? Don’t worry, Alex Haarmeyer has you covered:
The 2020 NFL Draft has come to a close. Heading into this year’s historic virtual draft, the Tennessee Titans had some gaping holes they were hoping to fill.
A three-year starter at Georgia, Jake Fromm is finally leaving his home state.
The wait is finally over for quarterback Jacob Eason. His draft slide is over.
Trent Williams gets himself out of Washington, as he’ll be heading to the Bay Area for two draft picks.
John Devereaux shares his grades for the second half of the NFL Draft’s first-round selections.
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