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2021 Senior Bowl: American Team players to watch Top 10 players on the American Team to watch during practice this week Photo by Matthew Pearce/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The 2021 Reese’s Senior Bowl week is here. With the 2021 NFL Scouting Combine canceled due to COVID-19, the week of practices and the game which make up the Senior Bowl is the biggest single event in this year’s draft process. This week provides a chance for the NFL’s front offices to get a look at the nation’s top senior prospects — some of whom will be looking for a chance to shine against top competition....

An Actual Cap Number + Offseason Scenario By IronWarrior222 on Jan 21, 2021, 1:58pm CST + Well, it only took half a year, but we know have a Salary Cap number for 2021. And luckily it's not $176 million. That was always seen as too low of a number and would cripple teams if it were set at that. With that said, what was the number revealed to be? $180 Million. Fuck. That is just as disappointing. But, we now have a number to go off of that isn't just speculation. I mean, it is just a single report that says this, but I would take this more seriously than what was thrown around back...

Copied! New General Manager Nick Caserio will have a few busy weeks ahead of him. One of the most important aspects for Caserio will be effectively evaluating the Texans current roster, especially before one of the more key focal points of the offseason - the 2021 Reese's Senior Bowl. The Senior Bowl has produced draft picks in nearly every single round, but it feels as if the crux of the talent falls into the third and fourth rounds in each Draft that follows. As such, this is the sweet spot for the Texans without a first or second round draft selection at the present moment. 

Demon Deacons, Seminoles meet in late addition to ACC slate By AARON BEARDDecember 17, 2020 GMT At least they’re getting one last chance at a normal gameweek routine. The Demon Deacons host the Seminoles on Saturday in a late addition to the schedule as the Atlantic Coast Conference juggled postponements and make-up games. The teams weren’t scheduled to meet when the ACC released its 10-game league schedule in late July. Both teams played last weekend in their first action since Nov. 14. FSU (3-6, 2-6 ACC) beat Duke while Wake Forest (4-4, 3-4) lost at Louisville, struggling in its return...