Post-Super Bowl Buffalo Bills Mock Draft
February 7, 2019
Josh Allen has shown the Bills how impressive a rookie can be. Now, the Bills need to take stock of their draft picks and upgrade their team.
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Josh Allen has shown the Bills how impressive a rookie can be. Now, the Bills need to take stock of their draft picks and upgrade their team.
Super Bowl week is here and with the conclusion of the Senior Bowl this past weekend, it’s time to look
The Arizona Cardinals are on the clock. With the worst 2018 record, they get better selections in the draft. Several of the players selected will likely be players outside of the Power Five conferences.
The rankings below are from after the Senior Bowl. next update will be after the combine. QB RB WR DWAYNE
The 2019 NFL Draft is less than three months away in Nashville. The Arizona Cardinals are officially on the clock
It all began in January of 2018 with the re-hiring of Jon Gruden. He replaced the dismissed Jack Del Rio and everything seemed to be headed on the up an up in Oakland.
Name: Hunter Renfrow / Red Shirt Senior School: Clemson / ACC Height: 5-foot-10 Weight: 185 pounds Hunter Renfrow grew throughout
The 2018 season may not have gone the way New York Jet fans may have wanted it to go but in the long run it was exactly what the team needed. Many expected the Jets to finish as one of the bottom two teams in the AFC East this season but despite a disappointing season that ended at 4-12, there was some bright spots.
History shows that the Buffalo Bills love Senior Bowl athletes.
The Buffalo Bills have a big gap to fill following Kyle Williams’s retirement.
With the 2019 NFL Draft rapidly approaching, most of the big draft names are circulating among draft circles. After an abysmal 2-14 season, the Cardinals will be on the clock early and often. Sure, players such as Nick Bosa or Kyler Murray are well known, but there are also a few under-the-radar players that Arizona Cardinal fans should pay close attention to.
Here is your guide to the upcoming Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ offseason.
Josh Allen has shown the Bills how impressive a rookie can be. Now, the Bills need to take stock of their draft picks and upgrade their team.
Super Bowl week is here and with the conclusion of the Senior Bowl this past weekend, it’s time to look ahead at the 2019 draft
The Arizona Cardinals are on the clock. With the worst 2018 record, they get better selections in the draft. Several of the players selected will likely be players outside of the Power Five conferences.
The rankings below are from after the Senior Bowl. next update will be after the combine. QB RB WR DWAYNE HASKINS- OHIO STATE JOSH JACOBS-
The 2019 NFL Draft is less than three months away in Nashville. The Arizona Cardinals are officially on the clock with the top choice after
It all began in January of 2018 with the re-hiring of Jon Gruden. He replaced the dismissed Jack Del Rio and everything seemed to be headed on the up an up in Oakland.
Name: Hunter Renfrow / Red Shirt Senior School: Clemson / ACC Height: 5-foot-10 Weight: 185 pounds Hunter Renfrow grew throughout his Clemson tenure and now
The 2018 season may not have gone the way New York Jet fans may have wanted it to go but in the long run it was exactly what the team needed. Many expected the Jets to finish as one of the bottom two teams in the AFC East this season but despite a disappointing season that ended at 4-12, there was some bright spots.
History shows that the Buffalo Bills love Senior Bowl athletes.
The Buffalo Bills have a big gap to fill following Kyle Williams’s retirement.
With the 2019 NFL Draft rapidly approaching, most of the big draft names are circulating among draft circles. After an abysmal 2-14 season, the Cardinals will be on the clock early and often. Sure, players such as Nick Bosa or Kyler Murray are well known, but there are also a few under-the-radar players that Arizona Cardinal fans should pay close attention to.
Here is your guide to the upcoming Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ offseason.
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