Let the hype train begin–it’s wide receiver time! This was the best group of offensive players at the combine, so let’s break them down and see what we can find. I’ve separated them into two categories. The first group could have an immediate impact next season. The second group will need work but have a […]
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With the NFL Combine being wrapped up and my numbers finally starting to wrap up, I wanted to write an article to talk about this ridiculous WR class. I have 29 wide receivers with a 5th round grade or higher, and on average, around 32 wide receivers get selected each draft. The talent in this
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It is a great time to get an early look at some of the top players in college football as many of them start to declare for the 2019 NFL Draft. In a draft starving for offensive playmakers, DK Metcalf was one of the first to throw his hat in the ring and will soon
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After watching nearly 200 prospects (I know, I need a life, don’t have to tell me twice) in preparation for this upcoming season, I’m finally comfortable enough to set up preliminary rankings of players per position for this upcoming draft. This series will be split up into two parts: Offense and Defense. This is just an initial
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Every so often, we as football fans get to experience a player, and a particular play so dominant, nearly everyone just accepts it as unstoppable, and simply tries to contain it. In 2012, rookie quarterback Robert Griffin the Third and the Washington offense ran a read option based attack centered around Griffin’s ability
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The 2017 NFL Draft is finally within grasp. My Big Board is finished and I’ll explain the process to a degree. I use a 1-10 grading scale. I choose certain traits that pertain to each position, turn on a game and grade those traits. Then, I grade each prospect game by game to come to an
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Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky took all the University of North Carolina spotlight this NFL Draft season, but there is an underrated wide receiver out of UNC that deserves to be talked about. Ryan Switzer is not a household name, but if you have watched UNC games, you can’t miss him. In addition to being Trubisky’s go-to receiver, his versatility
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Amba Etta-Tawo Senior / 6’1″ / 208 – Syracuse via Maryland Games Watched: 2016: Louisville, UConn, Notre Dame, South Florida, Virginia Tech The Skinny: Amba Etta-Tawo burst onto the scene in 2016 after not much fanfare while playing at Maryland. He is a crisp route-runner and a dynamic playmaker. The former high school sprinter amassed
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There has been a season-long debate as to who is the best receiver in this draft. Early on in the process, most pundits leaned towards Mike Williams, the lanky receiver from Clemson with an unreal ability to go up and get the ball. The college football season wore on, and as Western Michigan was
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Amara Darboh Senior / 6’2″ / 215 – Michigan Games Watched: 2016: Illinois, Ohio State 2015: Utah, Northwestern The Skinny: Amara Darboh is a tough, down and dirty WR. He engages contact with the ball in his hands. Darboh is also a very willing blocker who stays on his blocks or continues to find someone to hit
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The Air Force Academy doesn’t usually produce NFL-sized wide receivers that are considered redzone threats. Well, Jalen Robinette made a name for himself at the Academy, and now will be looking to make a name for himself in the NFL. There’s no doubt that his skill set and size will be intriguing
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There are hundreds of stories being told during the planning and anticipation of the 2017 NFL Draft. Today we will be looking at a scouting report for senior wideout Fred Ross, Mississippi State Bulldogs.. WR-Fred Ross, Mississippi State 6’1” 203 lbs. Fred “The Boss” Ross was a slightly above average receiver that was relatively unknown
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The combine has just finished and we witnessed a ton of great test numbers for the 2017 wide receiver (WR) class. KD Cannon had himself a very nice showing both in testing and the route running/gauntlet portion of the combine: Height: 5’11” Weight: 182 Arm: 30 ¾” Hand: 8 ⅞” 40: 4.41 Vert: 37” Broad:
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There are hundreds of stories being told during the planning and anticipation of the 2017 NFL Draft. Today we will be looking at a scouting report for junior wideout Josh Malone, Tennessee Volunteers. WR-Josh Malone, Tennessee 6’3” 200 lbs. During the 2016 season Malone bonded with senior quarterback Josh Dobbs, this helped the junior receiver
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The 2017 NFL Combine allows dynasty fantasy football fans their first glimpse beyond the heavy equipment to determine whether a certain player can translate their college production into relevant fantasy points. Today we will be discussing the quarterbacks, wide receivers, and tight ends. While there weren’t any major spoilers revealed (unless you call John Ross’
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There are hundreds of stories being told during the planning and anticipation of the 2017 NFL Draft. Today we will be looking at a scouting report for redshirt senior wide receiver Travin Dural, LSU Tigers. WR-Travin Dural, LSU 6’2” 203 lbs. Dural is an interesting player to scout as not many players peak during their
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There are hundreds of stories being told during the planning and anticipation of the 2017 NFL Draft. Today we will be looking at a scouting report for senior wide receiver Josh Reynolds, Texas A&M Aggies. WR-Josh Reynolds, Texas A&M 6’4” 190 lbs. I’m excited to discuss tall yet skinny, deep threat Josh Reynolds. Even after
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