The NFL Draft Combine is just a week away, and before that comes out I want to make sure I put out my top 20 WRs based purely on tape (and Senior Bowl performance for some). Wide Receivers have been the talk of the town, and rightfully so, you can stack this class up with... Continue Reading →

At first sight, the 2020 RB class is one of the best we've seen in the history of the NFL draft.  Upon further research, the 2020 class is one of the best we've seen in the history of the NFL draft.  2017 will not soon be forgotten, seeing Christian McCaffrey, Leonard Fournette, Dalvin Cook, Joe... Continue Reading →

1. Cincinnati Bengals: Joe Burrow QB LSU Easiest pick in recent memory, Burrow took a huge step from 2018 to be the best player in college football, completing almost 80% of this passes without a dink and dunk offense.  One of the most memorable college seasons in memory results in a #1 pick hoping to... Continue Reading →

Folks, it's been a long time since I got some writing done, and I figured what better way to get back into the game than predicting every single game of the NFL season courtesy of playoffpredictors.com. The setup is simple, I wanted to make playoff predictions, but I don't like throwing out arbitrary "10-6" or... Continue Reading →

Combine Week is here, you know what that means.  Marsh is back and we're hitting you with a two round mock to give you some more content before the draft wave swallows the internet whole. Marsh with the odd numbers, KP with the evens, lets get into it! 1st Round #1 Arizona Cardinals: Quinnen Williams... Continue Reading →

The tight end position has experienced quite the renaissance in the last decade.  As recently as the early to mid 2000s players like Tony Gonzalez and Antonio Gates were alive and well, dominating the league as pass catching tight ends, but they were anomalies.  This season we saw Zach Ertz catch 116 passes for nearly... Continue Reading →

It's obvious the game has changed in the NFL; what was once a game played between the tackles has evolved to incorporate spread out college concepts as offensive coordinators have become more and more creative in finding ways to put points on the board.  This has made the wide receiver position even more important than... Continue Reading →

I'll spare you the speech about how quarterback is the most important position in sports, and if you don't have one you're screwed blah blah blah.  Unfortunately for the few teams who desperately need a QB (looking at you New York, Miami, Jacksonville, and Washington), this QB class is, well... not good.  No quarterback has... Continue Reading →

February is here and the NFL Draft is now right around the corner (a 2 1/2 month corner, but I digress).  I kicked off my draft coverage last week with my first mock draft, which you can find here if you missed it NFL Mock Draft 1.0.  Now it's time for something a little spicier.  Starting... Continue Reading →