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The Detroit Lions select OT Penei Sewell with the No. 7 pick | 2021 NFL Draft SALT LAKE CITY — Oregon offensive tackle Penei Sewell didn't make the trip to the NFL draft in Cleveland, opting instead for a celebration closer to home with his family and friends. His journey to the NFL has been long enough. The 2019 Outland Trophy winner didn't walk across the stage to shake NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's hand, but the moment wasn't any less sweet as he celebrated at a sponsored AirBnB with family. He shed some tears while surrounded at a rental home with his parents Gabe Sr. and Arlene, his...

NFL Mock Draft 2021: Breaking Down The Quarterback Logjam After Trevor Lawrence Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin While the start of the pandemic landed squarely in the middle of the NFL’s off-season last year, the league was in some sense the sports world’s first to return to action, airing its annual draft as scheduled in April. It wasn’t exactly the spectacle the NFL envisioned, though. Plans to host the event in Las Vegas were abandoned. Team personnel were barred from congregating in war rooms. Commissioner Roger Goodell announced the picks from his basement. This year, the NFL d...

The Athletic's Dane Brugler reveals 7-round mock draft Well folks, we are exactly two weeks away from the start of the 2021 NFL Draft festivities. Over the last few months, we have seen many NFL analysts release their predictions for how the first round of the draft will play out. However, most mock drafts we've seen stop after the No. 32 pick in the opening round. In the first round, Brugler believes the Giants will boost Daniel Jones' protection with the addition of USC OL Alijah Vera-Tucker. As Brugler writes, "If the Giants want Daniel Jones to succeed, continuing to upgrade the offens...

Our latest 2021 NFL mock draft, which sees the 49ers taking Mac Jones and the Falcons snagging Kyle Pitts.

2021 NFL Draft Prospect Profile: OT Penei Sewell, Oregon Sewell is the top-ranked tackle in this year's draft. While he's a longshot to fall to the Giants at No. 11, if he's there, it might be hard to pass him up. Author: School: Oregon Sewell is one of the more discussed players who opted out of the 2020 season. He had great 2019 tape, and his upside is through the sky. He was a starter for Oregon as a true freshman. A former four-star recruit out of Saint George, Utah, and he’s of American Samoan descent. Sewell was the number one ranked Utah recruit in the 2018 cycle.