Projected Trade
Tennessee Titans Receive: #10 Overall Pick (2016)
New York Giants Receive: #15 & 64 Overall Picks (2016) Continue reading “NFL Mock Draft (Part 4)”
NFL Mock Draft (Part 4)
Tag: NFL Draft
NFL Mock Draft (Part 3)
San Francisco 49ers (Round 1, Pick 7):
Myles Jack – Linebacker / Running Back, UCLA
Myles Jack has athleticism you simply cannot teach. In 2013, Jack won the Pac-12 Rookie of the Year Award as both an offensive and defensive player. Continue reading “NFL Mock Draft (Part 3)”
NFL Mock Draft (Part 2)
Dallas Cowboys (Round 1, Pick 4):
Joey Bosa – Defensive End, Ohio State
Coming into the 2015 college football season, Joey Bosa was at the top of many analysts’ draft board. Fresh off of a dominant 2014 campaign in which Bosa led the Buckeyes to the inaugural BCS playoff championship, Bosa went on to repeat his consensus All-American performance in 2015. Continue reading “NFL Mock Draft (Part 2)”
NFL Mock Draft (Part 1)
The 1st Round of the 2016 NFL Draft is just 9 days away. In this multi-part series we’ll take a look at how I envision the draft shaking out:
Los Angeles Rams (Round 1, Pick 1):
Carson Wentz – Quarterback, North Dakota State
After acquiring this pick from the Titans late last week, it is clear that the Rams are going to select whom they hope to be their future franchise QB. The only two QB prospects that justify being selected with this pick are Carson Wentz and Jared Goff. Though Goff appears to have the higher floor of the two, Wentz’s potential alone makes him the pick. The offense ran by Wentz at NDSU is very similar to that employed by the Rams under OC Rob Boras, meaning Wentz will come into training camp quite comfortable with the playbook and schematic concepts. At 6′ 5″ and weighing in at 237 lbs., Wentz has the prototypical NFL QB frame; and pairs that with impressive athleticism.
NFL Player Comparison: Blake Bortles
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Here Come the Titans
The Tennessee Titans just put the league on notice. The Titans are no longer the progressively deteriorating franchise, with a record of 27-53 under three different head coaches since Jeff Fisher left following the 2010 season. Continue reading “Here Come the Titans”
Match Game: NFL Draft Style
Sometimes the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. In the investment banking world, it is referred to as synergy. Stockton and Malone. Belichick and Brady. Nowhere is this truth more evident than the NFL. If football is the ultimate team sport, then the NFL Draft process is the ultimate game of high-stakes speed dating. You only get to see what is on the surface. And you may think the pretty blonde across from you is exactly the girl you are looking for. But you won’t know until you two start going steady. Continue reading “Match Game: NFL Draft Style”
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