Each week of the college football season @pacificscouting and @DFF_BMack will review the college football week that was. We will regularly bring you our favorite performances, biggest disappointments, and most pleasant surprises. Favorite Performances Jeremy McNichols, RB, Boise State 2017 5’9″ 212 lbs 40 rushes for 217 yards, 2 rush TDs, 4 rec 47 yards […]
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Background Corey Davis Western Michigan University Senior Wide Receiver 6’3” 215lbs DOB: Jan 11th, 1995(22 years on draft day) Corey Davis is from Wheaton, Illinois and attended Wheaton-Warrenville South High School. Coming out of high school, Davis was only rated as a 2 star prospect by Rivals.com. In 2013, Davis began his career at Western
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Each week of the college football season @pacificscouting and @DFF_BMack will review the college football week that was. We will regularly bring you our favorite performances, biggest disappointments and most pleasant surprises. Favorite Performances Dede Westbrook, WR, Oklahoma, 2017 10 receptions for 232 yards, 3 TDs The Red River Rivalry, for whatever reason, isn’t what
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Quickly emerging as the top wide receiver in the Notre Dame offense, Equanimeous St. Brown has turned heads due to his game play and his name. At 6’5” and 205 pounds, St. Brown is a huge target and a physical receiver. Background Equanimeous St. Brown Notre Dame Sophomore Wide Receiver 6’5″ 205 lbs Once a
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Each week of the college football season @pacificscouting and @DFF_BMack will review the college football week that was. We will regularly bring you our favorite performances, biggest disappointments and most pleasant surprises. Favorite Performance Royce Freeman, RB, Oregon, 2017 19 rushes for 138 yards, 3 rush TDs, 1 reception for 13 yards Freeman continues to
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WR, Richie James, MTSU RS-Sophomore 5’9” 180 lbs In high school, Richie James was a track guy and a 3-star football recruit out of Sarasota, FL. He played both quarterback and wide receiver. Like most high school quarterbacks who are the best athlete on the field, James spent most of his Friday nights repeatedly making
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QB, Chad Kelly, Ole Miss Senior 6’2” 224 lbs. Whether it’s on the field or off the field, Chad Kelly’s college career has been up and down. After committing to Clemson, Kelly received a redshirt during the 2012 season. He played limited snaps during the 2013 season before earning an opportunity to compete for the
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For months leading up to the 2016 NFL draft and all off season, people have been talking up the 2017 running back class. I am not here to knock down this class by any means. I am fully on board in thinking this running back class is absolutely loaded. The depth of this class is likely
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If you are reading this article, you probably already know the importance of youth for a Dynasty Devy roster. You need your studs, but you also need that young core to stabilize your team for the foreseeable future. The only difference is that Devy calls for you to manage a future that stretches much farther
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For the next 8 months, NFL draft experts, Draftniks, fans, and many more will be breaking down film and arguing about who the top prospects are. But for Devy owners, the time is now to decide who the top prospects will be, come February. Most of us know who those top names are at the
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One can measure the size and speed of an athlete, but there is no measure for heart. NFL prospects that come from FCS schools have the cards stacked against them and most of the time for good reason. The competition is weaker and the teams are laced with 1 and 2 star recruits, but that’s
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I recently finished a startup draft that consisted of NFL veterans, rookies and Devy players. I’ve lost count of how many Devy leagues I’m in, but including Devy players in the startup draft was new to me. It’s not an uncommon type of Devy start-up but it’s the first one of its kind that I’ve
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I recently finished a startup draft that consisted of NFL veterans, rookies and Devy players. I’ve lost count of how many Devy leagues I’m in, but including Devy players in the startup draft was new to me. It’s not an uncommon type of Devy startup, but it’s the first one of its kind that I’ve
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I recently finished a startup draft that consisted of NFL veterans, rookies and Devy players. I’ve lost count of how many Devy leagues I’m in, but including Devy players in the startup draft was new to me. It’s not an uncommon type of Devy startup, but it’s the first one of its kind that I’ve
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Have you ever looked at a set of player rankings and drafted the top available player without knowing anything about him? We’ve all done it at some point. Was that pick a success? If so, were you happy or did you breathe a sigh of nervous relief? I bet it was the latter, right? Did
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If you’re reading this article, you’ve found the first article in DFF’s brand new Devy section. Today is part one of your introduction to Devy and our aim is to introduce you to the Devy league format. In the near future, we’ll debut part two of your introduction to Devy titled: Scouting 101. We will
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