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Apr 29, 2021 More mocks than not have projected the Miami Dolphins to take a receiver with the sixth overall selection in the 2021 NFL Draft, but their fans apparently would be OK with Oregon tackle Penei Sewell. At least that's what a Twitter poll reveals if the option of taking either tight end Kyle Pitts or LSU wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase is off the board by the time the Dolphins get to make their pick. In a choice among Sewell, Alabama wide receivers DeVonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle, or "other," Sewell came in first with 42 percent of the votes, followed by Smith at 30, Waddle at 24 and "o...

My draft board with 3 draft scenario's By Robert Burstein on Apr 14, 2021, 8:49pm EDT + I've never shared my draft board on here so this is a first for me. Mine isn't the traditional big board where I rank my favorite prospects 1-250. I'm not a scout, I don't pretend to be one. I don't watch hundred's of hours of game film studying 400+ prospects, I don't interview players or coaches or even have insider information. But I am a football lover. I love both the college & NFL game. I watch a good bit of both, not just my favorite team. I don't watch or follow any other sport (althoug...

The Cost of Slater - PFN Mock on Tax Day By Purple_Pain on Apr 15, 2021, 1:25pm CDT + We can expect surprises in the NFL draft. It would be fortuitous for the Vikings if any of the elite 12 dropped to #14. Those include 5 QBs, 3 WRs, 1 TE, 1 CB, 1 OL, and 1 LB. Slater is projected at #13 going to the Chargers, but sometimes strange things happen because GMs decide they have better insight than the consensus. In those instances, Parsons, Slater, Smith/Waddle, or another drop to become available at the Vikings pick. I am a strong proponent of grabbing the BPA in early rounds, of...

This would be why I don't support taking a WR top 10. In the 2020 NFL draft First 4 WR's taken Rec Yds TD Ruggs #12 26 452 2 Jeudy #15 52 856 3 Lamb #17 ...

Second round Wide Receivers It is strange that despite having two excellent receivers in Higgins/Boyd, there is still a huge temptation to add WR1 level talent into this group. (I really do like Tee Higgins, but I can't shake the sense that he is a WR1'A' rather than a true WR1). With the likelihood that we'll lose AJ, Ross, and perhaps Thomas, we know that filling the group is important. Now there will be good veteran WRs hitting FA, and if we were to add pieces ahead of the draft then the calls for taking receiver at #5 would certainly drop. However most of us agree that our FA spending sho...