NFL offseason additions and subtractions could change draft plans We are two weeks away from the first round of the NFL draft and a lot has changed since our last article on the 5 things the Washington Redskins could do with their first-round pick. With how the chips have fallen in free agency around the […]
Name: Orlando Brown Position: Offensive Tackle School: Oklahoma Height: 6’8″ Weight: 345 Size Brown’s size is the primary attribute keeping him in the discussion as one of the better tackle prospects. He played this year at 6-foot-8, 360 pounds before dipping to about 345 at the combine. His mass goes a long way to making […]
Name: Mike Hughes Position: Cornerback School: Central Florida Height: 5’10” Weight: 189 Stats: Size Although a little undersized for the typical outside corner, Hughes makes up for it with a solid build and play strength. He finished second among corners in the bench at the combine with 20 reps, and it shows on the field. […]
Kevin Hogan Comes Home The Washington Redskins have traded for Quarterback Kevin Hogan from the and swapped sixth round picks in the 2018 NFL Draft with the Cleveland Browns. The trade all but insures that the Redskins won’t be drafting a QB in the late portions of the draft. Instead, they will be able to […]
Kirk Cousins and Sheldon Richardson ruled the Vikings’ free agency headlines, and rightly so. However, general manager Rick Spielman made a couple other shrewd moves to fill out other needs on the roster. As we did with the initial big moves, we will evaluate each of these secondary signings and assign grades. Another signing, backup […]
Vea would be in immediate contention for one of the interior line spots. Imagine a more explosive Haloti Ngata. The former Washington man has the potential to be a consistent Pro Bowl player and would turn an already tough Arizona defense into a terrorizing force in the NFC West.
The Vikings hosted a number of the their 30 allotted official visits this week in an event at their facility. The team typically does this as a group function, allowing the players to interact not only with coaches and executives, but other prospects, as well. Some of the bigger names included first round prospects Mike […]
The Atlanta Falcons enter the 2018 NFL draft in the nice position of having a good roster. They have minimal holes and do not really need to chase positions. Their one position of need looks have plenty of talent available this year. So what do the Falcons do with pick #26 in the first round?
Between college all-star games, the NFL Combine, college pro days, and the NFL Draft, there are a lot of opportunities for teams to meet with hopeful prospects. While the NFL restricts official visits to just 30, many more teams have already met and spoken to players somewhere along the way.
Sam Jones (not the old Jets quarterback) arrived to Arizona State as a four-star recruit out of Colorado. Not to be confused with his Flash Gordon namesake, Jones played four different positions for the Sun Devils.
