The 2021 NFL Draft class is one of the most anticipated in a long time, especially at the quarterback position. In the case of Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields, it feels as if we have been waiting for them to enter the NFL, while Trey Lance and Zach Wilson have skyrocketed up draft boards over the past few seasons. However, all four are full of natural talent in their own right, which only adds to a class that promises to cause debate for years to come.
Before we get into the rankings I would just like to point out that...
I took a few weeks to catch myself up on the offensive tackles in the 2021 NFL Draft and there are a lot of impressive guys. Unfortunately, someone is going to get left out of this list. So without further ado, let’s jump right in and hit these rankings.
1. Penei Sewell, Oregon--6’5”, 320lbs
Scheme Fit: Vertical Power Run
I will try not to dwell too long on the obvious but this is by far the best offensive tackle in this draft, and he has been one of the highest graded tackles in the draft for some time. There is nothing this...
This season, NFL Draft prospect, and BYU QB, Zach Wilson has been nothing short of impressive. Wilson has been compared to Johnny Manziel, the former Cleveland Browns quarterback. Earning the nickname 'Mormon Manziel', Zach Wilson has impressed NFL scouts with his arm, as well as his feet. As we get into the 2021 NFL Draft Process over the next few months, Zach Wilson, as well as several others, are sure to emerge.
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The Big 12 has been known for their electric offenses for as we can remember. Last season alone, 7 out of the 10 teams in the conference averaged more than 30 points per game. Since the turn of the century, the Big 12 has been synonymous with offensive shootouts for Football games. The 2020 Oklahoma State Defense is here to put a stop to that.
Coming into this season, offensive star prospects Tylan Wallace and Chubba Hubbard returned to Stillwater for the 2020 season. Their decisions to forgo the 2020 NFL Draft stole the spotlight this offseason for the Cowboys....
In 2018, the Kentucky Wildcats football team had their best season in program history. Their 10-win season that ended in a Citrus Bowl victory over Penn State, was one of their best seasons ever. Following that season, they were well represented in the 2019 NFL Draft. Superstar pass rusher Josh Allen got drafted in the top-10 to Jacksonville. The Kentucky secondary members Lonnie Johnson and Mike Edwards went in the 2nd and 3rd rounds respectively.
That fearsome defense came into 2019 with question marks after losing those three leaders. With starting safety Darius West, outside cornerbacks Chris Westry, and Derrick...
As we begin to dive deeper into summer scouting and prepare to release our 2021 NFL Draft big board, it's also time to release our positional rankings. In this article, I've given you ten running backs that we should be talking about throughout the 2021 NFL Draft process.
Included with each prospect is some background on their situation, as well as a sample play of what makes them worthy of being on this list.
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10. Demetric...
The 2020 College Football season is just a few short months away. If the NCAA is able to successfully protect it's student athletes from Covid-19, we could potentially see a full season. Therefore, it's time for us to take a look at our top ten quarterbacks ahead of the 2021 NFL Draft.
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10. Shane Buechele - SMU
Southern Methodist's Shane Buechele is tenth on my list. Buechele began his collegiate career at the...
The 2020 NFL Draft is around the corner, teams have their board set, everyone is polishing their rankings, and I'm no different. This year I chose to put all my focus on the quarterback position, so I could allocate the time needed to make a fair and educated opinion on this quarterback class. Specifically, the top 10 quarterbacks.
In the upcoming days I will be posting individual articles of every quarterback in my watchlist, I haven't written on yet. The film and grading part of each one is set, only thing left is to put it into an article someone...
Almost every player from every draft has a person that they remind me of. However, I have two comps. One of them what their career could be if they succeed, and the other if their career wasn't as good. Here are my comps for the top-five quarterback comps in this year's class.
Quarterback Comp: Justin Herbert
Blake Bortles
I see a lot of Bortles in Herbert. I liked Bortles coming out of Central Flordia. And at times in his NFL career I saw a lot of franchise quarterback glances. Maybe with the right coaches Bortles would be a starter today. I think...
The 2020 NFL Draft class of receivers have much to live up to. 2019 boasted seven rookie pass-catchers who impressed immediately. Terry McLaurin, A.J. Brown, D.K. Metcalf, Deebo Samuel, Marquise Brown, Darius Slayton, and Diontae Johnson all had great rookie seasons. Now consider this: this year's top ten wide receivers might be better.
This is the deepest position in the 2020 NFL Draft. Productive players will be available deep into day 3. You're in luck if your favorite team needs a wideout. Without further ado, my top wideouts in the 2020 NFL Draft.
Top 10 Wide Receivers: No. 10 - Laviska Shenault...
