The Baltimore Ravens were mainly quiet in free agency as they usually are. Aside from trying to sign a veteran wide receiver, the Ravens had only one meaningful signing, adding former New York Giants’ guard Kevin Zeitler. Despite losing a couple of starters, the Ravens don’t have many holes on paper to fill in the draft.
It’s been a little over a week since free agency has begun, and most of the big-name free agents have signed new contracts. As we wind down the month of March, we are counting the days till the 2021 NFL Draft. While plenty can change between now and the last weekend in April, we now have a better idea of what holes each team needs to fill.
After winning the AFC East for the first time since 1995 in 2020, the Buffalo Bills hold the 30th pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. The team has needs across the roster at offensive tackle, guard, edge, and cornerback. Let’s see who they might select in April.
The Jaguars were 1-15 in their worst seasons in the franchise’s history, but on the bright side are now drafting first overall. With that top pick, they will select Trevor Lawrence.
What a mess. The Houston Texans are stuck between a rock and a hard place. With all eyes on Houston, the Texans will need to nail this draft. Can the Texans make the most of a crippled draft?
The Carolina Panthers are entering the second year of the Matt Rhule era. After a 5-11 record in 2020, Carolina earned the eighth pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Patrick Mahomes will hope Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs fortify a shaky offensive line during the 2021 NFL Draft. Last season’s runners-up need to get better at protecting the franchise after Mahomes was brutalized by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV.
After finishing the 2020 season with a 5-11 record, the Detroit Lions have made several changes, including trading Matthew Stafford. Let’s dive into the Lions pre free agency seven-round mock draft.
After cleaning house in both the front office and coaching staff, the Atlanta Falcons face their most important draft in over a decade. The last time Atlanta had a top-five selection was in 2008. Let’s take a look at how Atlanta could attack the 2021 NFL Draft in this seven-round mock draft.
The Chicago Bears started their 2020 season with a 5-1 record, looking like a solid contender. They then went on to lose six straight games. However, they rallied back finishing the season 8-8 before losing in the first round of the playoffs.
Heading into the offseason, the Baltimore Ravens have several free agents that need new contracts. Furthermore, the Ravens need to work on extensions for Lamar Jackson and Mark Andrews. With a Super Bowl contending roster, let’s take a look at how the Ravens could attack the 2021 NFL Draft in this seven-round mock draft.
We are less than four days away from the Super Bowl. However, for the 30 teams not playing Sunday, their focus has turned to the offseason, especially the 2021 NFL Draft.
The Baltimore Ravens were mainly quiet in free agency as they usually are. Aside from trying to sign a veteran wide receiver, the Ravens had only one meaningful signing, adding former New York Giants’ guard Kevin Zeitler. Despite losing a couple of starters, the Ravens don’t have many holes on paper to fill in the draft.
It’s been a little over a week since free agency has begun, and most of the big-name free agents have signed new contracts. As we wind down the month of March, we are counting the days till the 2021 NFL Draft. While plenty can change between now and the last weekend in April, we now have a better idea of what holes each team needs to fill.
After winning the AFC East for the first time since 1995 in 2020, the Buffalo Bills hold the 30th pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. The team has needs across the roster at offensive tackle, guard, edge, and cornerback. Let’s see who they might select in April.
The Jaguars were 1-15 in their worst seasons in the franchise’s history, but on the bright side are now drafting first overall. With that top pick, they will select Trevor Lawrence.
What a mess. The Houston Texans are stuck between a rock and a hard place. With all eyes on Houston, the Texans will need to nail this draft. Can the Texans make the most of a crippled draft?
The Carolina Panthers are entering the second year of the Matt Rhule era. After a 5-11 record in 2020, Carolina earned the eighth pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Patrick Mahomes will hope Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs fortify a shaky offensive line during the 2021 NFL Draft. Last season’s runners-up need to get better at protecting the franchise after Mahomes was brutalized by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV.
After finishing the 2020 season with a 5-11 record, the Detroit Lions have made several changes, including trading Matthew Stafford. Let’s dive into the Lions pre free agency seven-round mock draft.
After cleaning house in both the front office and coaching staff, the Atlanta Falcons face their most important draft in over a decade. The last time Atlanta had a top-five selection was in 2008. Let’s take a look at how Atlanta could attack the 2021 NFL Draft in this seven-round mock draft.
The Chicago Bears started their 2020 season with a 5-1 record, looking like a solid contender. They then went on to lose six straight games. However, they rallied back finishing the season 8-8 before losing in the first round of the playoffs.
Heading into the offseason, the Baltimore Ravens have several free agents that need new contracts. Furthermore, the Ravens need to work on extensions for Lamar Jackson and Mark Andrews. With a Super Bowl contending roster, let’s take a look at how the Ravens could attack the 2021 NFL Draft in this seven-round mock draft.
We are less than four days away from the Super Bowl. However, for the 30 teams not playing Sunday, their focus has turned to the offseason, especially the 2021 NFL Draft.
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