HTTD’s Rajan Nanavati and Pat Rice break down the Washington Football Team’s selection of linebacker Jamin Davis from the University of Kentucky.
Are the fans of the Washington Redskins who are clamoring for the team to take Ohio State defensive end Chase Young in the 2020 NFL Draft one step closer to getting their wish?
HTTD’s Rajan Nanavati discusses some of the recent reports about Ohio State edge rusher Chase Young, who is considered to be the main target of the Washington Redskins in the 2020 NFL Draft.
Here’s a fun disclaimer that should make you put a whole lot of faith in this mock draft: by the fifth or sixth pick of the 2018 NFL Draft tonight, my final mock draft (below) will likely be rendered totally worthless.
This is going to be quick and to the point. This is my only mock so this is an aggregate of all the information I’ve gleaned.
Yes, NOW it’s for you to start paying attention to what people are saying and projecting in mock drafts.
We are officially 29 days away from the three-day offseason football immersion I like to refer to as “NFL Draftmas.”
Reason #748,647 why most NFL Mock Drafts are entirely pointless: we project what we think what each team will do, in sequential order, in the first round of the upcoming NFL Draft. Yet, history shows us there are anywhere from four to eight trades that take place in Round 1, making most mocks entirely worthless.
I’ve said it many, many times: the dirty truth of “NFL Draft Season” is that amateurs focus on mock drafts, but the real draftniks focus on Big Board rankings.
I’ve said it a thousand times: i’m continually baffled by how football fans get frothed up beyond belief about mock drafts at this time of the year.