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No Safety in this Class - A Mistake or Just Part of the Plan? By mgdaniels515 on May 2, 2021, 12:12am CDT + If anyone caught any of the RJ Ochoa live feeds during the draft, there was a never-ending clamor throughout Day 2 and Day 3 among participants to grab a Safety - any Safety. And many "name" players at the position were available at decent value throughout. Many, like Divine Deablo (Pick 80), Elijah Molden (Pick 100), Tyree Gillespie (143), Caden Sterns (152), Jamar Johnson (152), Richard LeCounte (169), Talanoa Hufanga (180), Hamsah Nasirilldeen (186), Joshua Bledsoe (188...

In the aftermath of trading up to draft Trevon Moehrig, much of Raider Nation felt they had their answer at single high free safety. It happens. Sometimes we forget to take the player's...

Denver Broncos entered the 2021 NFL Draft with swirling rumors around Aaron Rodgers and how much they were targeting Justin Fields with the ninth overall selection. The Rodgers rumors died and then general manager George Paton passed on Fields to select Alabama cornerback Patrick Surtain II. By Day 2, the Broncos were ready to begin to make deals. First, they traded up five spots in the second round to select North Carolina running back Javonte Williams with the 35th overall pick. Then they traded down twice in the third round to pick up two picks near the end of Day 2. With the 98th over...

Alternate Universe (revisionist draft) How can you grade a draft class especially this early? It is easy to be optimistic and give the benefit of a doubt to these young men and their development. The front office must have had a vision for each selection and role in mind when they were selected. Though I feel one way to grade a draft class is to assess who were the other remaining prospects that George Paton and the Broncos passed over. Here I enjoy some recent revisionist history and select players based on the exact drafting position the Broncos were selecting status post all the trades...

The Ringer’s 2021 NFL Draft Team Grades All seven rounds and 259 picks are in the books. Now it’s time to decide who came out on top. Here are the grades for all 32 teams, from the good to the bad to everything in between. Share this story Gregory Shamus/Getty Images We made it. All the months of hype and speculation led to this. The 2021 NFL draft is officially in the books, and the ripple effects from the past few days could define the league for years to come. Which teams could see the biggest immediate impacts from this rookie class? Which teams best positioned themselves for the futu...