The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Drew Lock, quarterback for Missouri Tigers. Lock is going to be the most polarizing quarterback of this draft class. Having set an SEC record for passing touhdowns and boosting maybe the biggest arm of this class, Lock has some accolades on […]
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Will Grier. His early evaluation has the scouting community divided. West Virginia’s fans will assure you he is the best quarterback in the nation. There are also some who still don’t trust quarterbacks coming from the BIG 12, even after Patrick
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Easton Stick, quarterback for North Dakota State Bisons, and an underrated quarterback prospect fot the 2019 NFL Draft. – Easton Stick, North Dakota State: Games watched: Wofford (2017), James Madison (2017). Positives: – Toughness: His ability to throw while getting hit
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The NFL Supplemental Draft was yesterday, July 11th, and it saw two teams win bids and land supplemental players. The Washington Redskins gave up a sixth round pick next year to land cornerback Adonis Alexander from Virginia Tech and the New York Giants took cornerback Sam Beal from Western Michigan. Sam Beal came off a
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The next quarterback analyzed in this series of way too early scouting profiles is Jarrett Stidham. Another contender for the QB1 label this year, and personally my front runner at this point. Jarrett Stidham, Auburn: Games watched: Clemson (2017), Georgia x2 (2017), Alabama (2017), LSU (2017), UCF (2017), Mississippi State. Positives: – Footwork: Stidham has
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The NFL preseason is getting close and the football hunger is getting really high. We watched some CFL, some even watched some Flag Football, no judgments here. I’m going to give a little preview of the top quarterbacks entering next year who might declare for the 2019 NFL Draft. It’s nice to know how a
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The 2018 off-season has been a wild one, but we finally had the NFL draft this past weekend. New general manager Brian Gutekunst has been very active during his first offseason. With many holes to fill, the Green Bay Packers were stocked with 12 picks (most among teams). The biggest need was getting the secondary
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No question about it, the Carolina Panthers had a pretty decent draft. Looking across the major sports sites, including CBS Sports, you’ll find that most of them gave the Panthers an A grade for their performance. So just what did the Panthers do? Let’s take a look at the Carolina Panthers draft. A Look at the 2018
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The Buffalo Bills had an extremely active draft this year. The Bills started night one with the twelfth and twenty-second picks and ended up picking at seven and sixteen. They also went into the night with two second-round picks and never picked in that round. Through a weekend of crazy moves and calculated risks, the
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The Baltimore Ravens offseason has been defined by adapting and changing gameplans as the field changes around them. It started out by missing out on acquiring now-Browns wide receiver Jarvis Landry while collecting Michael Crabtree as an unexpected consolation prize. This came about again on draft night again as the Ozzie Newsome shook up the
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