The Indianapolis Colts are usually one of the best teams in the draft each year. Chris Ballard and Ed Dodds are two of the best in the business at finding value and addressing it in the draft. Entering the draft, Indianapolis had needs at left tackle, receiver, tight end, pass-rusher, cornerback, and defensive line.
In a time where it seems as if the Texans can’t do anything right, let’s break down what picks they should make if they want to improve their team in this month’s draft.
Some people grow up wanting to be a lawyer, doctor, or even a cowboy. However, Sam Ehlinger grow up wanting to be the Texas Longhorns’ starting quarterback. However, there are plenty of questions about what Ehlinger’s role in the NFL will be.
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 Denver Broncos entered the 2020 season with lofty expectations. Unfortunately, Denver was hit by the injury bug early and often in the season, and it resulted in a 5-11 record and a top-ten draft pick. The Broncos have a pick in each round of the draft, including three in the seventh round. With plenty of holes to fill, here is a seven-round mock draft to try and fix those needs.
The Reese’s Senior Bowl is the first step of the year in terms of the NFL Draft. In this Covid-plagued season especially, the Senior Bowl is a pivotal step for the prospects who will have the opportunity to play in the game. With the recent news of the combine all but canceled and the East-West Shrine game canceled, the Senior Bowl is the only all-star game this year.
Last week, SEC Football lived up to all the hype. Many overestimated LSU’s ability to play even close to how they did last year. Georgia and Alabama didn’t hold up to form and failed to beat their conference opponents by four touchdowns. Let’s see how things shake out this week.
Welcome back to another week of college football picks! I’m hoping to recover from a relatively poor week of picking last week after a great week one. I’m picking teams to win, not to cover the spread. Let’s get into it.
Watching Justin Herbert made me feel like I was already scouting a professional. He has all of the intangibles that a good NFL quarterback is supposed to have, and his decision to return to Oregon just shows that he wants to improve even more to ensure that he’s ready for the NFL. Herbert has the body of a pocket passer, but don’t let that fool you. The man can still run when he needs to escape trouble. He’s the complete package of arm strength, accuracy, and the ability to run. This is my third year scouting, and I can safely say that Herbert is one of the most well-rounded prospects that I’ve scouted.
The Indianapolis Colts are usually one of the best teams in the draft each year. Chris Ballard and Ed Dodds are two of the best in the business at finding value and addressing it in the draft. Entering the draft, Indianapolis had needs at left tackle, receiver, tight end, pass-rusher, cornerback, and defensive line.
In a time where it seems as if the Texans can’t do anything right, let’s break down what picks they should make if they want to improve their team in this month’s draft.
Some people grow up wanting to be a lawyer, doctor, or even a cowboy. However, Sam Ehlinger grow up wanting to be the Texas Longhorns’ starting quarterback. However, there are plenty of questions about what Ehlinger’s role in the NFL will be.
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 Denver Broncos entered the 2020 season with lofty expectations. Unfortunately, Denver was hit by the injury bug early and often in the season, and it resulted in a 5-11 record and a top-ten draft pick. The Broncos have a pick in each round of the draft, including three in the seventh round. With plenty of holes to fill, here is a seven-round mock draft to try and fix those needs.
The Reese’s Senior Bowl is the first step of the year in terms of the NFL Draft. In this Covid-plagued season especially, the Senior Bowl is a pivotal step for the prospects who will have the opportunity to play in the game. With the recent news of the combine all but canceled and the East-West Shrine game canceled, the Senior Bowl is the only all-star game this year.
Last week, SEC Football lived up to all the hype. Many overestimated LSU’s ability to play even close to how they did last year. Georgia and Alabama didn’t hold up to form and failed to beat their conference opponents by four touchdowns. Let’s see how things shake out this week.
Welcome back to another week of college football picks! I’m hoping to recover from a relatively poor week of picking last week after a great week one. I’m picking teams to win, not to cover the spread. Let’s get into it.
Watching Justin Herbert made me feel like I was already scouting a professional. He has all of the intangibles that a good NFL quarterback is supposed to have, and his decision to return to Oregon just shows that he wants to improve even more to ensure that he’s ready for the NFL. Herbert has the body of a pocket passer, but don’t let that fool you. The man can still run when he needs to escape trouble. He’s the complete package of arm strength, accuracy, and the ability to run. This is my third year scouting, and I can safely say that Herbert is one of the most well-rounded prospects that I’ve scouted.
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