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2021 NFL mock draft: Two rounds [The San Diego Union-Tribune :: BC-FBN-MOCKDRAFT:SD] College football finished its season and crowned a champion. The NFL remains on schedule to do the same. However, it will continue to be business unusual with the pandemic continuing to rage out of control for the foreseeable future. A memo informed all 32 pro teams this week the Combine “will be conducted in a different format.” In actuality, the Combine in Indianapolis has been canceled with all workouts taking place during individual pro days on college campuses. The league will work with schools to en...

Alabama TE Carl Tucker Opts for 2021 NFL Draft The senior did not have a catch at the tight end position for the Crimson Tide in the entire 2020 season Author: Jan 17, 2021 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama football senior tight end Carl Tucker announced on Sunday morning that he will not be taking advantage of his additional year of eligibility and will instead declare for the 2021 NFL draft. Tucker made the announcement via social media: "I would like to thank Coach Saban, Coach Banks & the rest of the Alabama Family for giving me the opportunity to be a part of the #1 Team in the country," Tuck...

2021 Offseason Outlook: Linebackers So much of the conversation about the future of the Miami Dolphins revolves around Tua Tagovailoa and the offense, but this team's early success came from the stellar play of their defense. Josh Boyer's (and Flo's) squad improved from the worst scoring defense in the NFL (30.9 ppg) to sixth (21.1 ppg). So, how did they do it? Chris Grier spent an exorbitant amount of money building up this side of the ball through free agency. They are now in the advantageous position of returning ten of their eleven starters on defense. With the cap shrinking for the 2021 ...

Dylan Moses’s Alabama career has officially come to an end.

Five things from Ohio State's national championship loss to Alabama Ohio State's 2020 season was coming to an end on Monday night one way or the other. Unfortunately for Buckeye fans, it wasn't the happy ending they wanted. After a year that made "cancelation" and "postponement" synonymous with sports due to the COVID-19 pandemic, college football was lucky to get to the finish line. Ohio State was certainly fortunate after the Big Ten did not want to play football this fall, the Buckeyes only played five regular season games and the team continues to battle COVID-19 cases that saw double-dig...