They call him Hollywood, but he's really not that flashy. He's good, but size will be a major concern. You cannot argue with his on-field production, as it has been dynamic for Oklahoma. Yes, Marquise Brown is a big cloud of mystery in the 2019 NFL Draft. Hopefully, we'll help you make better sense of how to value him.
If there is one player in the 2019 NFL Draft who just doesn't seem to make any sense, it would be Daniel Jones. A three year starter for a respected quarterback whisperer. Ideal size for the position. A workhorse kind of attitude. On paper, it all looks great! But the stats on paper, not so much. So what happens now? We'll fill you in.
Run a fast 40, show preferred size for your position, and everyone will be scrambling to go back and check your production on the field. Oh, Emanuel Hall has that too! (When he plays, of course). The wide receiver from Mizzou is suddenly shooting up NFL Draft mocks, but is it warranted, or pure overreaction? We dug deeper to determine.
Coming off a strong debut, the two guys talking Baseball from Brooklyn are back. We started this series talking about Andy's picks in the 2019 #TGFBI tournament, and today we get into John's. Additionally, we introduce more of John's background and formulas, more specifically what he looks for in building his algorithms. We also talked some breaking news with Luis Severino, John's pitch for Patrick Corbin, and Andy's campaign for Franchy Cordero. Give it a listen, and if you like it, please subs...
He led the SEC in rushing this past year, and in his time at Texas A&M, Trayveon Williams put up some gaudy statistics. But are those alone enough to elevate his stature in the 2019 NFL Draft? We took an extended look at the former Aggie, as he makes his way to the pros.
Ole Miss was loaded at wide receiver, and offer a couple of intriguing prospects for the 2019 NFL Draft. In some circles, A.J. Brown is considered to be the best of the bunch. How accurate is this assessment? We took a look under the hood.
Our pilot episode! BK*backwards*K. We're two guys from Brooklyn talking Baseball, with a spin for the Fantasy game. Check it out, see if you like it, and let us know what was good - and more importantly - what was bad.
What Kelvin Harmon has been able to accomplish is really quite remarkable. He has shined in an offense featuring some already successful NFL players, in a premium collegiate conference, and in a dominant role. He possesses prototypical Wide Receiver size, more than adequate speed, and is the most advanced route runner of the 2019 NFL Draft class. If he wasn't already high on your list, he will be after watching this video!
The size is there. The college production is there. It all looks good on paper. Yet some still have some reservations about Arizona State Wide Receiver N'Keal Harry, and what his 2019 NFL Draft value should be. We have him ranked high, and we're here to give you all of the reasons why you should be buying.
Many people have labeled Alabama Running Back Josh Jacobs as the premiere back in this class. There isn't a ton on the resume, but the flashes he has shown has many excited to see him get a full workload at the next level. Is it enough to make him the first RB taken in the 2019 NFL Draft? We took a look at him in depth, as our Video Draft Profile series continues.
You cannot teach size. And Hakeem Butler has that in spades. You also cannot teach toughness. The Iowa State Wide Receiver has that too. There is really a ton to love about Butler as he enters the 2019 NFL Draft, but it doesn't seem like everyone is completely on board. Are they paying attention to the wrong aspects of his game? We put him under the microscope to reveal why you may want to give him more consideration in your rankings.
As is the case for Running Backs and Wide Receivers, the Quarterbacks this year have many scratching their heads. Vertical challenges, and inexperience are opening the door for some others like Drew Lock to sneak in and get drafted in a high position. Can he live up to the hype? We break it down for you with an intro, his background, and our analysis.
The consensus WR1, in a murky class of receivers. D.K. Metcalf of Ole Miss has a lot working against him, but looks like what you would create if you were to fabricate a Wide Receiver. We went over his profile, to share our thoughts on how you should be viewing him in the 2019 NFL Draft.
He's my RB1 in the 2019 NFL Draft class. I made that statement officially on February 4th, 2019. Since then, others have jumped into the fray, propelling the Florida Atlantic product as high as their #2 amongst the Running Backs. I suspect more will follow. Keep in mind, this is all pre Combine, and things could change. But the skills are all there, and aren't going to be dramatically impacted by the numbers from Indy. Strap in, and enjoy. Singletary is a savage running the ball!
Maybe the most overlooked WR in a class that doesn't have a face. Deebo Samuel is arguably the top talent, poised to be a force at the next level, as he faces the 2019 NFL Draft.
David Montgomery just may be the best Running Back in the 2019 NFL Draft class, but just how good can the Iowa State product be? We breakdown the RB as he prepares to take his game to the next level.
Darrell Henderson has an elite trait. He is by far the most explosive Running Back in this year's NFL Draft class, and maybe even one of the most explosive college backs of all time. But does his game translate to the next level, or does the buck stop here? We take a look at the Memphis product.
Andy Isabella has been one of the most productive Wide Receivers of the last two FBS college seasons. But he's done it at UMass, and he checks in with questions about his size and it translating to the next level. Is the standout receiver a lock to have NFL success? We covered his background, and provide our analysis.
Too short. Too small. Likely the two knocks you constantly hear about Oklahoma's Heisman winning Quarterback Kyler Murray. But is he also too good? We took an individual look at what the QB does offer, why it was enough to trump playing professional baseball (for now, and why you should be super excited to see him at the next level, as he enters the 2019 NFL Draft.
