The 2017 NFL draft featured an incredible group of TEs. The average number of TEs selected over the past five years has been fourteen per class. The 2017 class held true to the five-year average of fourteen. I have done a very basic study of thirty prospects. My rankings consist of fifteen TEs that I […]
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In the NFL Draft, typically at least 30 WR are selected. I’ve watched tape on roughly 90 WR prospects that will be eligible this upcoming season. The type, extent and quality of tape I’ve reviewed varies from prospect to prospect. I gave 45 players a top-30 grade but chose to trim the list down to
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Luke Falk – Redshirt Senior / 6’4″ / 216 – Washington State Games Watched: 2016: Cal, Washington, Eastern Washington 2015: Oregon, Miami, Arizona State, Oregon State The Arm: Luke Falk is your typical PAC12 rubber-armed shotgun shogun. He is extremely accurate on his deep throws. Falk is also not gun-shy when coverage is tight. He has
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The NFL Draft typically consists of at least 30 WR that are selected. I’ve watched tape on roughly 90 WR prospects that will be eligible this upcoming season. The type, extent, and quality of tape I’ve reviewed varies from prospect to prospect. I gave 45 players a top 30 grade but chose to trim the
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2017 may have been the “Year of the Running Back” with talents such as Leonard Fournette, Dalvin Cook, Joe Mixon, and Christian McCaffrey, but the 2018 running back class isn’t looking too shabby. One of the elite talents is right at the heart of that ultra-exciting Penn State offense, and his name is Saquon Barkley.
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The NFL Draft typically consists of at least 30 WR that are selected. I’ve watched tape on roughly 90 WR prospects that will be eligible this upcoming season. The type, extent, and quality of tape I’ve reviewed varies from prospect to prospect. I gave 45 players a top 30 grade but chose to trim
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There is a savvy, gunslinging, quarterback formed in the mold of Aaron Rodgers (the most purely talented quarterback of all time, but that’s a different discussion) ready and waiting. His name is Josh Allen, and he might not be who you expect. Typically, when you find quarterbacks with the 6’5” frame and a lightning quick
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The 2017 NFL Draft has come and gone. Now my focus switches to the top talents in the 2018 NFL Draft Class. There were thirty running backs selected in the 2017 Draft. Most drafts in recent years had at least twenty running backs selected. I have watched film on nearly seventy-five 2018 Draft Eligible Running
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The 2017 NFL Draft has come and gone. Now my focus switches to the top talents in the 2018 NFL Draft Class. There were thirty running backs selected in the 2017 Draft. Most drafts in recent years had at least twenty running backs selected. I have watched film on nearly seventy-five 2018 Draft Eligible Running
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The 2017 NFL Draft has come and gone. Now my focus switches to the top talents in the 2018 NFL Draft Class. There were thirty running backs selected in the 2017 Draft. Most drafts in recent years had at least twenty running backs selected. I have watched film on nearly seventy-five 2018 Draft
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With the 2017 NFL Draft now finished, it is time to look to next year. As we know, this draft saw some quality players coming out of the FCS including North Carolina A&T’s Tarik Cohen and Eastern Washington’s Cooper Kupp. Both of these players will have big roles to play with their respective NFL
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The 2017 season will have a major determination on the fates of Alize Jones and Dalton Schultz when it comes to draft stock. Both players have a lot to prove after having lofty rankings coming out of high school. Jones has had a tough time seeing the field after having classroom issues but is currently
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This group of running backs has a lot of inexperience. Going into 2017, there are a lot of unknowns about all of them, expect for Kalen Ballage, who has already had some success at the collegiate level. But for the four other running backs, they now have a chance to make names for themselves.
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Chad Kelly – Senior / 6’2″ / 215 – Ole Miss Games Watched: 2016: Florida State, Auburn, Georgia, Memphis 2015: Alabama, Auburn, LSU, Florida, Arkansas The Skinny: Mr. Kelly adjusts to make throws under pressure very well. He displays very nifty footwork, he does not take unnecessary steps or chances with feet. His deep ball
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After scouting 189 prospects entering this year’s draft, I have compiled this list of my top 125. This class is filled with tremendously gifted athletes whom have sky high potential. I can’t wait to follow the careers of each and every one of them. As you might be able to see, I see the quarterback,
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Combine Numbers: 4.52 40 yard dash 11’1” Broad Jump 24 reps of 225 lbs. Bench Press 36.5” Vertical Jump 7.01 3 Cone One thing I adore is a player who walked on to a team and clawed, hustled and worked countless hours while others were out getting turnt up. Mr. Haason Reddick walked on to
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Jordan Evans LB, Oklahoma: 6’3 232 pounds Quick thoughts After watching Jordan Evans play, I was ready to suit up myself. Three words come to mind watching Evans play. Tough Athletic Instincts This kid is a baller and leader on his team’s defense. In 2015 he suffered a torn pectoral muscle and has recovered well. Run
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College Game As a college athlete, he performed well. Looking back at his last two seasons I was impressed with his production. Smaller than I like my LBs but, can’t argue with his tackle numbers, 212. I always watch to see how well players can tackle. In fantasy football, it is, of course, a key
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Cornerbacks in IDP can be very finicky. Most gravitate towards using rookies or young players as they are the ones that get picked on by opposing offenses. There is certainly nothing wrong with that strategy. Yet what follows is not a list of top CB prospects. You will find neither Gareon Conley or his Ohio
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John “JuJu” Smith-Schuster (@TEAM_JUJU9). I looked at him differently than many of the players I evaluate pre-draft and it had nothing to do with his hyphenated last name (okay, so I did wonder what that was about). I was skeptical about how good he is. A couple of years ago, Smith-Schuster was commonly the first
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