As we head into Conference Championship Weekend, the fates of eight teams are hanging in the balance of what can be a very routine weekend, or a weekend full of chaotic scenarios to determine the four College Football Playoff teams.
The debate over the top tight end in this year’s draft class is far from settled.
The cornerback landscape in this year’s NFL Draft appears to be loaded with talent.
Every year it seems Washington produces a solid NFL cornerback. We have stars like Byron Murphy Jr. and other productive guys like Myles Bryant and rookie Elijah Molden. Kyler Gordon is a corner that will be an early Day two pick in this year’s draft and has some promising traits.
Levi Onwuzurike is a player who is shooting up draft boards, and for good reason. He’s a very talented player who can give NFL teams a bit of everything at the defensive tackle position. The big concern with him is consistency and size. He’s failed to make continuous reps impactful but has certainly shown the ability that he can put all of his game together at once.
Joe Tryon has been a late riser up many draft boards, even into first-round consideration. When a player takes off a whole year after being considered underdeveloped and still garners that consideration, it is hard to avert interest elsewhere. Are the rumors correct that Tryon is a first-rounder?
Elijah Molden has been haunting the Pac-12 since his true freshman year. No matter the position he plays, Molden can make a noticeable impact on the field. In man coverage, zone coverage, press coverage of any kind, or in the run game, he shows up big time. With the need for cheap corners especially this season, the demand is greater than ever.
Welcome to another edition of Cap’n Kielar’s Best Bets! Yesterday was a decent day, as I hit on Oregon State to cover the spread and Nikola Jokic to record over 7.5 assists. Happy President’s Day and let’s win some Ben Franklins!
The wait is finally over for quarterback Jacob Eason. His draft slide is over.
Paul previews some of college football’s week 8 games and gives his locks for the week.
The University of Washington has had a number of great defensive linemen over the last few seasons make it to the NFL. Danny Shelton, Elijah Qualls, Vita Vea, and Greg Gaines have all been drafted out of Washington over the last five seasons. All those guys seem to fit the mold of huge, very athletic players who can plug up holes and at times get after the passer from the inside. The Huskies also have two more of those coming in Tuli Letuligasenoa and Sam Taimani, but we’ll save that for another time
The second week of college football has come to a close and we’ve got another list of studs and duds
As we head into Conference Championship Weekend, the fates of eight teams are hanging in the balance of what can be a very routine weekend, or a weekend full of chaotic scenarios to determine the four College Football Playoff teams.
The debate over the top tight end in this year’s draft class is far from settled.
The cornerback landscape in this year’s NFL Draft appears to be loaded with talent.
Every year it seems Washington produces a solid NFL cornerback. We have stars like Byron Murphy Jr. and other productive guys like Myles Bryant and rookie Elijah Molden. Kyler Gordon is a corner that will be an early Day two pick in this year’s draft and has some promising traits.
Levi Onwuzurike is a player who is shooting up draft boards, and for good reason. He’s a very talented player who can give NFL teams a bit of everything at the defensive tackle position. The big concern with him is consistency and size. He’s failed to make continuous reps impactful but has certainly shown the ability that he can put all of his game together at once.
Joe Tryon has been a late riser up many draft boards, even into first-round consideration. When a player takes off a whole year after being considered underdeveloped and still garners that consideration, it is hard to avert interest elsewhere. Are the rumors correct that Tryon is a first-rounder?
Elijah Molden has been haunting the Pac-12 since his true freshman year. No matter the position he plays, Molden can make a noticeable impact on the field. In man coverage, zone coverage, press coverage of any kind, or in the run game, he shows up big time. With the need for cheap corners especially this season, the demand is greater than ever.
Welcome to another edition of Cap’n Kielar’s Best Bets! Yesterday was a decent day, as I hit on Oregon State to cover the spread and Nikola Jokic to record over 7.5 assists. Happy President’s Day and let’s win some Ben Franklins!
The wait is finally over for quarterback Jacob Eason. His draft slide is over.
Paul previews some of college football’s week 8 games and gives his locks for the week.
The University of Washington has had a number of great defensive linemen over the last few seasons make it to the NFL. Danny Shelton, Elijah Qualls, Vita Vea, and Greg Gaines have all been drafted out of Washington over the last five seasons. All those guys seem to fit the mold of huge, very athletic players who can plug up holes and at times get after the passer from the inside. The Huskies also have two more of those coming in Tuli Letuligasenoa and Sam Taimani, but we’ll save that for another time
The second week of college football has come to a close and we’ve got another list of studs and duds to discuss. Every week brings
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