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KS4GM’s 2021 Real Time Draft Analysis: Day 1, Take 3 Photo by Duane Prokop/Getty Images You’ve read the player profiles, you’ve read the mock drafts (so many mock drafts), you’ve even memorized the Draft Commandments. It’s hard to imagine it, but we’re mere minutes from the kick off of the 2021 NFL Draft. Finally! Now, we get to spend the next 3 days analyzing, dissecting, and hopefully, in the case of the Washington Football Team, celebrating the decisions throughout the draft. Thi...

KS4GM’s 2021 Real Time Draft Analysis: Day 1, Take 2 Photo by Duane Prokop/Getty Images You’ve read the player profiles, you’ve read the mock drafts (so many mock drafts), you’ve even memorized the Draft Commandments. It’s hard to imagine it, but we’re mere minutes from the kick off of the 2021 NFL Draft. Finally! Now, we get to spend the next 3 days analyzing, dissecting, and hopefully, in the case of the Washington Football Team, celebrating the decisions throughout the draft. Thi...

We spent a bulk of the offseason making a baseball analogy when discussing the Chicago Bears’ pursuit of an upgrade at quarterback. Strike one came in the trade market. Then, strike two whizzed past GM Ryan Pace at the outset of free agency. Things weren’t looking too good facing a two-strike count. But the thing about baseball is that it takes three strikes to punch a batter out. And with that in mind, the Bears entered Draft Weekend prepared to take one more mighty swing. Connecting on a...

Hoosier draft profile: Whop Philyor Former IU slot man could be a late-round selection on Saturday Share this story For four years, Whop Philyor was Indiana’s man over the middle. The 5-foot-11 slot receiver climbed several of the program’s career leaderboards, finishing his college run ranked fourth at IU in receptions (180) and 100-yard games (seven), and ninth in yardage (2,067). Meanwhile, no Hoosier in school history accumulated more double-digit catch games than Philyor’s seven. He ...

Photo by NFL via Getty Images If you’re like many of the inhabitants of Buckeye Nation, you likely cannot wait for this year’s NFL Draft to finally be over with after the amount of negative and frankly ridiculous discourse that has mainly encompassed the draft stock of Justin Fields. Somehow, the “experts” are convinced that the guy who didn’t need to play another snap of collegiate football in 2020 in order to be a first round NFL Draft pick but still led the charge in bringing back...

Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images The 2021 NFL Draft in Cleveland begins tomorrow, Thursday April 29, and runs through Saturday, May 1. The Michigan State Spartans have had at least one player selected in each of the past 80 NFL Drafts, and hope to keep that streak alive this year with three draft hopefuls — cornerback Shakur Brown, defensive tackle Naquan Jones and linebacker Antjuan Simmons. We have previously discussed both Brown and Jones’ draft profiles, and will now highlight what Simm...

Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images Welcome to draft day! It’s finally here and we could not be more excited. Tonight we’ll finally have answers to the debates we’ve been having for months. Will Joe surprise everyone and take someone other than Zach Wilson at #2? I doubt it, but it’s going to be interesting to watch. Will we find that protection at #23 or elect for a corner? Can we move down to secure more picks to fill some holes? Today’s newsletter is going to be a little different, ...

25 Mocks - Whos Available at 10? By Irving Kid on Apr 29, 2021, 11:44am CDT + I ran Mock Drafts up to pick 10 five times on five different simulators (25 drafts if youre counting at home) to see who comes up available at 10 that Dallas is either possibly interested in drafting or that could be trade bait. There were no trades in any single Mock. Id say the chances of that happening are about as equal as having multiple trades. The Simulators:

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Dallas Cowboys final seven-round mock draft: Defensive heavy with offensive help The pick is in... It’s draft day ladies and gentlemen. After what feels like the longest offseason of all time, draft day is here. The Cowboys front office, scouts, and coaches have finished putting the final touches on their draft board, as the draft will soon begin. In this mock draft, we’ll be using The Draft Network simulator to give us a realistic simulation of what COULD happen on draft weekend. We will ...