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While we’ve heard little from the New York Jets’ camp about Wilson being the pick, it seems like it’s a foregone conclusion at this point. Wilson’s going to be a New York Jet on Thursday. Are all signs pointing to this pick being Mac Jones? Yes. Will I fight this tooth and nail until the very end? You better believe it. Lance and Jones aren’t on the same planet as prospects, in this analyst’s opinion, and the 49ers would be out of their minds to trade away as much as they did to move up for Jones. Lance is a perfect scheme fit and he does everything that Jones does, just at a high...

Philadelphia Eagles 7-round mock draft: DeVonta Smith is the choice, Penn State lineman goes on Day 3 and more Posted Apr 28, 2021 Alabama wide receiver DeVonta Smith (6) catches a pass for a touchdown during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Texas A&M, Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018, in Tuscaloosa, Ala. (AP Photo/Butch Dill)AP Facebook Share The 2021 NFL Draft arrives later this week, which means there’s only so much time to get your final projections in line. Earlier this week, we looked at the whole first round. Today, we’re going to narrow the focus onto one team: the...

Dueling mock drafts: What if the Detroit Lions can’t trade out of 7? Trading out of 7 is much easier said than done. Alika Jenner/Getty Images On Friday night, we continued our weekly Mock Draft Night on our YouTube and Twitch pages. Each week, a panel of experts from Pride of Detroit act as a collective Detroit Lions war room and run through all seven rounds of a mock draft using The Draft Network’s Mock Draft Machine. Then after we’ve created a mock draft, we let users compose their own mock as a collective, polling our live audience to see who they’d take.

By: Ryan Fowler April 21st, 2021 2021-04-21T04:02:00-07:00 The Draft Network Photo: Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports If you haven’t followed the Denver Broncos over the last couple of seasons, well, I don’t blame you. To catch you up to speed, the introduction of general manager George Paton simply summarized the state of Denver’s organization. “George Patrick, er, George Paton—to everybody” former general manager John Elway so eloquently stated when introducing the Broncos’ new general manager in January. It was sloppy, embarrassing, and just not ...