I am taking another dive into Division II college football to see if I can unearth another gem. I’ve found a guy who has the potential to molded into an NFL receiver, Nate Rogers. The 6’5″ wide receiver has all the height you would need at the next level and combines that with good speed […]
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I am going to be taking a look at every projected bowl game as predicted by SI.com (https://www.si.com/college-football/2018/11/24/bowl-projections-week-13-playoff-rankings-predictions) and picking out my favorite offensive players in each game who are eligible and likely to be entering the NFL draft in this off season. Yes, I know that these fixtures are not finalized, but the majority
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The next person in the FCS Spotlight series that I will be looking at is UC Davis’ insanely talented receiver, Keelan Doss. The 6’3 209lb receiver from Alameda, California wasn’t highly recruited coming out of High School due to a foot injury in his junior year. But as a result of some hard work from
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Another Duquesne player? Yes, and there is good reason. The Dukes are a team with plenty of quality talent and should have some players going to the NFL over the next few years. Reid Harrison-Ducros is one of these. Reid Harrison-Ducros stands at 5’11 and 185lbs, which means he is considered undersized as an NFL
FCS Spotlight: Reid Harrison-Ducros, DB Read More »
A few weeks back, I published an article which included several of my favorite guys out of the FCS that could potentially go in the 2019 NFL Draft. Now I am going to look more in-depth Duquesne’s Nehari Crawford who has so far this season been on fire for the Dukes. So far this year,
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FCS Spotlight: Dominick Bragalone III, RB, Lehigh (Humblebrag coming) So the last two FCS running backs I have written about (Tarik Cohen and Chase Edmonds) have both paid off so far. Tarik Cohen was drafted in the 4th round back in 2017 and has been incredible ever since. Chase Edmonds was drafted in the 4th
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The 2019 NFL Draft is still a long way away. But for now, I am going to look at five guys who should either get their name called during the draft or should be a useful undrafted free agent for any team that picks them up. All players, of course, are currently playing at the
FCS Seniors to look out for in 2019 Read More »
Back in August, I wrote a piece looking at what opportunities are likely to present themselves to the rookie QB’s from this year’s draft. Now we are a good way into the season with week five in the books I thought I would look back to that article to see where I went right/wrong. I
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We are through four weeks of the season which is a quarter of the year for most teams. So I am going to be looking at the first round of the draft and rank each positional players by how well they have done based on expectations for them and overall performances. In this article I
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We are through four weeks of the season which is basically a quarter of the year for most teams. So I am going to be looking at the first round of the draft and rank each positional players by how well they have done based on expectations for them and overall performance. In this article,
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We are through four weeks of the season which is essentially a quarter of the year for most teams. So I am going to be looking at the first round of the draft and rank each positional players by how well they have done based on expectations for them and overall performances. Yesterday I reviewed
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Okay, so before I start I have a disclaimer. At no point am I saying this guy is going to be a future NFL Hall of Famer. I am just here to “spread awareness.” Markeith Miller is a senior that is plying his trade for Mary Hardin-Baylor in the NCAA Division III, American Southwest Conference.
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We are through four weeks of the season which is essentially a quarter of the year for most teams. So I am going to look at the first round of the draft and rank each positional players by how well they have done based on expectations for them and overall performances. I’ll begin with the
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We are back for a 2nd year! After the male team took the spoils winning 5-4 last year, the ladies have come back for revenge. https://dynastyfootballfactory.com/battle-of-the-sexes-2017-the-results/ This year, the competition will work a little differently. We have trimmed each team’s roster down to seven people and the whole format has completely changed. This year’s competitors
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Before we start, I know a lot of people already take preseason performances with a pinch of salt, but I am targeting the rest of people with this who see that [profiler]Damoun Patterson[/profiler] had a huge game and they start drafting him in leagues way above his ADP. Quarterbacks Okay, now quarterbacks are probably the
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I am going to be looking at the opportunities for this year’s rookie Quarterback class and the chances of them getting some game time early and possibly becoming a force in fantasy football for the upcoming season. 1 – Josh Rosen, Arizona Cardinals Current position on the depth chart: Rosen currently sits 2nd on the
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It is no secret that I am a big fan of [profiler]Kendrick Bourne[/profiler], despite limited production in his first season. The 6’2” 190 lb wide receiver was an undrafted free agent for the 49ers signed after last year’s draft. I believe he will have a chance to put himself among the likes of Rod Smith,
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I am going to look at three guys in the NFL who did nothing in their rookie season (due to either injury or being put on a practice squad) who have a genuine shot at doing something big this year. I am not saying that these guys are going to be WR/RB1’s, only that they
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[profiler]Kapri Bibbs[/profiler]. Some of you have heard of him, some of you haven’t. What baffles me is how he has been in the league since 2014, and he somehow isn’t a household name yet. Bibbs currently lies around the same level of obscurity as Bishop Sankey or Josh Ferguson. College Career Let’s first look at
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In this series, I am going to look at the ‘non-obvious’ players coming into college this year. So I won’t be going through the five-star recruits such as Justin Fields and Trevor Lawrence as you will already be very aware of them. This will generally be a look at three-star recruits or lower who I
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