The good news for Virginia cornerback Bryce Hall: He’s been medically cleared by doctors. Will that be enough to put Hall back into the first- or second-round conversation? The general feeling among analysts is “no.” And that means, whoever winds up taking the 5-foot-11, 202-pound senior could be getting a steal on Day 2 or … More »
Terrell Burgess barely played his first three seasons. Now? He could be drafted in the third round. The 5-foot-11, 202-pound Utah senior has gone from little-known prospect to one of the top safeties in the draft. Starting all 14 games at strong safety, Burgess finished his senior year with 81 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss … More »
Jedrick Wills should hear his name called relatively early on Thursday night, as the Alabama offensive tackle is expected to be a top-20 pick in the upcoming draft. Wills protected quarterback Tua Tagovailoa’s blindside, as he was the right tackle and Tagovailoa throws the ball as a left-hander. And at 6-foot-4, 312 pounds, Wills is … More »
The Kenneth Murray-to-Dallas rumors just won’t go away. With the draft right around the corner, Dallas has been a popular landing spot for the junior Oklahoma linebacker in recent weeks, even though the Cowboys would appear to be set at the position behind Pro Bowler Sean Lee, 2016 second-round pick Jaylon Smith and 2018 first-round … More »
Updated 4/20/2020 The news keeps coming in on Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, and it’s not good. More draft analysts have said in recent days that several teams’ medical staffs have given the celebrated junior signal-caller a flunking medical grade. Add Tagovailoa’s injury history with the virus-mandated restrictions, and it’s possible that Tagovailoa will fall outside … More »
Dallas Goedert has enjoyed moderate success, playing the role of Robin to Zach Ertz’s Batman in Philadelphia. Adam Shaheen, meanwhile, could be on his way out in Chicago after three injury-plagued seasons. Now it’s Adam Trautman’s turn. The 6-foot-5, 255-pound senior from Dayton is the latest small school tight end who rocketed up draft boards. … More »
Kenny Robinson went from first-team all-conference as a sophomore to becoming the first player with multiple years of eligibility left to be drafted by the XFL. And now Robinson is primed to become the first – and perhaps the only – former XFL player to be drafted by an NFL team. At 6-foot-2, 198 pounds, … More »
Texas wide receiver Devin Duvernay came out of nowhere to finish third in the nation last season with 106 receptions. His 1,386 receiving yards was fifth-best in the nation. His receptions and receiving yards was good for second place all-time in Texas history. And Duvernay led all conference receivers in receptions, receptions per game, receiving … More »
With the draft less than a week away, the voices for – and against – polarizing Utah State quarterback Jordan Love are growing louder. At 6-foot-4, 224 pounds, the redshirt junior checks all the boxes in terms of arm strength, athleticism and size. But he struggled at times with accuracy, and scouts were hoping for … More »
With so many restrictions in place for the 2020 NFL draft, teams are going to rely heavily on game tape. Simply put, the more tape a player has, the better. That might not bode well for LSU’s Patrick Queen. The 6-foot- 229 pound junior wasn’t on many analysts’ radars to start the season, but as … More »
Almost forgotten in the 2014 wide receiver class are players like Kelvin Benjamin, who was the 28th overall pick. Marqise Lee, Paul Richardson and Cody Latimer were second-round picks, while Josh Huff was a third-round pick. Although the ’14 class is littered with potential Hall of Fame receivers, it also had its fair share of … More »
Defensive tackles are rarely drafted high in the first round. The list of DTs taken within the first three picks of the draft since 2010 includes Ndamukong Suh and Gerald McCoy, who went No. 2 and No. 3 in the 2010 draft, Marcell Dareus, who was the No. 3 pick in 2011, and Quinnen Williams, … More »
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