Bradley Tobiassen makes the case for undrafted free agent quarterback Kyle Sloter to finally get his shot as the backup quarterback of the Minnesota Vikings.
Gronk’s retirement could bring Noah Fant to New England, “leaving him with the perfect quarterback,” writes Yaw Bonsu.
In Part One of a new series, Ryan Russell takes a look at what the 2019 season could look like for the Cleveland Browns’ offense.
Bradley Tobiassen weighs the pros and cons of drafting Kyler Murray with the first pick of the 2019 NFL Draft.
The Detroit Lions announced that they have come to terms with free-agent tight end Logan Thomas, writes Ryan Russell.
The 2019 NFL draft is just under six weeks away and with free agency mostly over, NFL teams can focus on upcoming pro days and the draft. With some teams filling their top needs and others having new needs to fill, mock drafts are starting to under go serious changes.
Many teams used free agency as a means of plugging holes within their rosters, which could have an effect on their draft plans, writes Matias Wodner.
Round 1- SS Johnathan Abram (5-foot-11, 205 pounds)
Chris Ballard could look to address the safety position in the first round for the second time in his first three years as GM of the Indianapolis Colts. Abram would compliment FS Malik Hooker perfectly and fill that downhill in-the-box safety role in coordinator Matt Eberflus’ system.
The Bills have several new key offensive pieces, but Andrew Crane writes how the development of third-year wide receiver Zay Jones should still be a priority for the team.
Nathan Richey hits pause on free agency to check out six fun team-and-prospect fits in the upcoming NFL Draft.
After being cut by the Chiefs, Justin Houston could be a fit with the New England Patriots as the organization tries to fill the gap left by the departure of Trey Flowers, writes Terry Goffena.
Kieth Domon takes a look at the best receivers in the draft for sophomore quarterback Josh Allen.
Bradley Tobiassen makes the case for undrafted free agent quarterback Kyle Sloter to finally get his shot as the backup quarterback of the Minnesota Vikings.
Gronk’s retirement could bring Noah Fant to New England, “leaving him with the perfect quarterback,” writes Yaw Bonsu.
In Part One of a new series, Ryan Russell takes a look at what the 2019 season could look like for the Cleveland Browns’ offense.
Bradley Tobiassen weighs the pros and cons of drafting Kyler Murray with the first pick of the 2019 NFL Draft.
The Detroit Lions announced that they have come to terms with free-agent tight end Logan Thomas, writes Ryan Russell.
The 2019 NFL draft is just under six weeks away and with free agency mostly over, NFL teams can focus on upcoming pro days and the draft. With some teams filling their top needs and others having new needs to fill, mock drafts are starting to under go serious changes.
Many teams used free agency as a means of plugging holes within their rosters, which could have an effect on their draft plans, writes Matias Wodner.
Round 1- SS Johnathan Abram (5-foot-11, 205 pounds)
Chris Ballard could look to address the safety position in the first round for the second time in his first three years as GM of the Indianapolis Colts. Abram would compliment FS Malik Hooker perfectly and fill that downhill in-the-box safety role in coordinator Matt Eberflus’ system.
The Bills have several new key offensive pieces, but Andrew Crane writes how the development of third-year wide receiver Zay Jones should still be a priority for the team.
Nathan Richey hits pause on free agency to check out six fun team-and-prospect fits in the upcoming NFL Draft.
After being cut by the Chiefs, Justin Houston could be a fit with the New England Patriots as the organization tries to fill the gap left by the departure of Trey Flowers, writes Terry Goffena.
Kieth Domon takes a look at the best receivers in the draft for sophomore quarterback Josh Allen.
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