The “best center in the draft” debate just lost a contender. Oklahoma redshirt sophomore center Creed Humphrey announced recently that he is returning to school. Humphrey (6-foot-5, 315 pounds) is among a handful of high-profile underclassmen who recently announced they are also staying in school, including Tennessee offensive lineman Trey Adams and Stanford cornerback Paulson … More »
It’s hard to overlook a man who’s 6-foot-6, 310 pounds. But that’s exactly what happened with South Carolina defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw, who entered the season as a Day 2 or even a Day 3 prospect on most draft boards and mock drafts. Now? After a second-consecutive stellar season, Kinlaw is widely considered the second-best … More »
Wisconsin center Tyler Biadasz is one of a handful of players who recently announced he is leaving school early. So, is the redshirt junior the presumed best center or the actual best center in the 2020 NFL draft? Most mock drafts and player rankings list Biadasz (6-foot-3, 321 pounds) as either the best or second-best … More »
Despite recent reports saying he is leaning toward staying in school, Georgia quarterback Jake Fromm announced Wednesday that he is entering the 2020 NFL draft. Fromm is the No. 44 prospect in the latest Fanspeak-Steve big board. Go Dawgs and God Bless pic.twitter.com/hz0qxJLumE — JakefromStateFromm (@FrommJake) January 8, 2020 At 6-foot-2, 220 pounds, scouts and … More »
The Senior Bowl was already shaping up as one of the best in recent memory, with a higher-than-usual number of potential first-round draft picks accepting invitations. That’s especially true at the quarterback position, as Utah State’s Jordan Love and Oklahoma’s Jalen Hurts headline the group. At least, they were the headliners. The already strong group … More »
Updated 1/8/20 With a little more than a week before the deadline for underclassmen to declare for the 2020 NFL draft, teams are still awaiting the decisions of a few big names. That includes LSU edge K’Lavon Chaisson, whose draft stock will largely depend on his post-season medical evaluations. Dane Brugler, NFL draft analyst for … More »
There was a stretch this season when Liberty wide receiver Antonio Gandy-Golden was the small-school gem everyone was talking about. Now? Gandy-Golden’s draft stock has taken a bit of a dip, according to draft analysts. It has nothing to do with his production or measurables. At 6-foot-4, 220 pounds, Gandy-Golden is a big-bodied receiver who … More »
Remember when the Ole Miss wide receiver trio of A.J. Brown, D.K. Metcalf and Damarkus Lodge were supposed to be high draft picks and take the NFL by storm? One year later, that’s only partially true. — More coverage If Tagovailoa injury is serious, how will it impact his 2020 NFL draft stock? Reports: Alabama … More »
How many thought Washington’s Kaleb McGary would be drafted ahead of more-heralded offensive tackles like Greg Little of Ole Miss or Cody Ford of Oklahoma last year? Or that Temple’s Rock Ya-Sin and Central Michigan’s Sean Murphy-Bunting would be drafted ahead of Clemson’s Trayvon Mullen or LSU’s Greedy Williams? And yet, McGary was drafted in … More »
The wait is over. Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa announced at a press conference on Monday that he is entering the 2020 NFL draft. “I’ve had a difficult time making this decision about my future,” Tagovailoa said, via SI.com. “I will be declaring and entering the 2020 NFL draft.” — More Tagovailoa coverage: If Tagovailoa injury … More »
Alabama is starting to garner some clarity as to who will return to school and who will enter the 2020 NFL draft. On Saturday, wide receiver Jerry Jeudy declared for the draft. His teammate, safety Xavier McKinney followed suit the next day. Jeudy has long been thought to be a candidate to leave school early … More »
As the Jan. 20 deadline to declare draft intentions draws ever closer, one announcement went somewhat under the radar but will have big implications on the 2020 draft: Temple edge Quincy Roche is returning to school. Just not at Temple. pic.twitter.com/nJ2plU8FeG — Q. (@Qr9____) December 31, 2019 Roche announced Dec. 31 that he is entering … More »
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