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Chargers’ Biggest Needs in the 2020 NFL Draft

Chargers’ Biggest Needs in the 2020 NFL Draft

Posted by | Apr 23, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: < 1 minuteHere are the positions the Chargers must address tonight in the 2020 NFL Draft: Quarterback: This shouldn’t come as a surprise. With the Chargers moving on from Philip Rivers, they are in need of a long-term option at QB. It is rumored that the Chargers are rolling with Tyrod Taylor under center, but he is certainly not a franchise quarterback Offensive Tackle: The Chargers traded former pro-bowler left tackle in Russell Okung to the Panthers, in exchange for pro-bowl guard Trai Turner. With Okung in Carolina, Pipkens is listed as the starting left tackle. Pipkins...

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Breaking Down the Patriots’ NFL Draft Needs

Breaking Down the Patriots’ NFL Draft Needs

Posted by | Apr 22, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesThis year the Patriots hold 12 picks in the NFL draft. Lots of holes need to be filled. Here is a list of their draft needs ranked, and who they could draft to fulfill each position. Linebacker: The Patriots lost Collins, Roberts, and most notably- Van Noy in free agency. The only impacting Linebackers on the team currently are- Hightower and Bentley. This should be concerning to Patriots fans because Collins lead the team in tackles last year, followed by Van Noy in fourth. To address this position, Patriots could look to drafting Patrick Queen (LSU)...

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Why the Lions Should Trade Down in the NFL Draft

Why the Lions Should Trade Down in the NFL Draft

Posted by | Apr 22, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesWith the NFL Draft coming closer by the second, a huge question for the Lions is whether or not to trade down in the draft. Here’s why they should. The Lions currently have the 3rd pick in the draft, behind the Washington Redskins who most likely will take Chase Young with the second pick. Assuming Joe Burrow and Chase Young are taken, the Lions are looking at two main prospects: Jeff Okudah, a cornerback, and Isaiah Simmons, a very versatile linebacker. Here is why Detroit can trade down and still have both of them on the board....

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Broncos 7-Round Mock Draft: Two Huge Trades

Broncos 7-Round Mock Draft: Two Huge Trades

Posted by | Apr 22, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesIn free agency, we saw the Broncos pursued two former Pro Bowl defenders in Jurrell Casey and A.J Bouye. Adding  a new guard in Graham Glasgow and a dynamic runner/receiver Melvin Gordon, a majority of holes on defense are now filled. Expect the a Broncos to target a number of offensive players to surround Drew Lock with a strong arsenal both on the offensive line and in the receiving corp.   Round 1 Pick 8: WR Jerry Jeudy (Alabama) After the trading Emmanuel Sanders last season and the trade down to pick 20, the Broncos have...

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Top 5 Potential NFL Draft Steals

Top 5 Potential NFL Draft Steals

Posted by | Apr 22, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutes  1. Antoine Winfield Jr. (Minnesota) When I first watched him play, I thought that I was watching the Honey Badger. Winfield’s strengths include tackling, coverage versatility, and work ethic. With minor concerns of injuries and a short build, he is my top safety in this year’s draft (a first round talent). The sky is the limit for Antoine Winfield Jr.   2. Devin Duvernay (Texas) Duvernay is the perfect slot receiver for any team. Duvernay has sub-4.4 speed and knows how to get open. Duvernay was Sam Ehlinger’s most trusted weapon for the Longhorns and...

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