In March, we were supposed to have the first ever exclusive Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) football combine. The idea, founded by NFL legend Deion Sanders, was built to highlight the HBCU NFL Draft Prospects. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, that combine was canceled. On top of that, COVID-19 is also taking away the fall season for these HBCU programs as well. The ability for these athletes to get recognized seems to be getting more difficult by the day. These small-school prospects are unsure if they'll compete for a shot in the NFL for the foreseeable future.
HBCU football has...
Meet the next Taysom Hill: Tom Flacco. Well, at least that's what the experts think.
Flacco is more known as being the brother of Super Bowl winning quarterback Joe Flacco. To many at Towson University, he's just the star quarterback for their program.
Flacco started his college career at Western Michigan in 2015 and 2016 playing just 13 games. He threw for 188 yards and ran for another 266 yards in his time there. Rutgers became his next destination in 2017 and graduated in the summer of 2018.
Fans saw Flacco on the field as a starter for the first...
When it comes to the NFL Draft, big school players dominate the headlines. Are you from Alabama, Clemson, or any other big-time program? Chances are you have a built-in advantage over players from the smaller schools. But while these players get the bulk of the attention, there are always small-school guys worth an NFL look. On that note, let’s take a look at one of those small-schoolers; Lehigh RB Dominick Bragalone.
Bragalone, a bruising 5’11”, 230 pound running back, had a bit of a down season in 2018, but make no mistake, this is a legitimate NFL...
The NFL draft is next month in April; everybody knows all the big names from the big schools. I will take a look at some of the good players from the smaller colleges, that could have an impact on the NFL Level.
Nasir Adderley, Safety, Delaware
Adderley is the definition of a ball hawk safety. In four year at Delaware, he has ten career interceptions, and 31 passes defended. He also has good closing speed and proper play recognition. At Delaware Adderly mostly cover 2, but he can play single high and cover three as well.
Another plus about Adderley...
