Had some technical difficulties, but hope to have made it reasonable. We've gone thru 45 prospects individually for the 2019 NFL Draft, including 16 of the Running Backs likely to play in the NFL. Now we expand our coverage to include the Best of the Rest. Today we look at some additional RBs, including Alexander Mattison, Myles Gaskin, Darwin Thompson, Travis Homer, and Devine Ozigbo amongst others.
We've gone thru 45 prospects individually for the 2019 NFL Draft, including 5 of the Quarterbacks likely to play in the NFL. Now we expand our coverage to include the Best of the Rest. Today we look at some additional QBs, including Brett Rypien of Boise State, Easton Stick of North Dakota State, and Tyree Jackson of Buffalo.
Jalen Hurd has been on the college scene for what feels like a long time. First as a dynamic running back for Tennessee, and now as a wide receiver for Baylor. How much has the positional change added to his versatility as increased his 2019 NFL Draft stock as a prospect?
We’re getting into that next tier of Wide Receivers, and Stanley Morgan Jr of Nebraska offers some interest and upside. We’ll tell you what you need to know, as we look at him next in our 2019 NFL Draft Profiles series, hosted by Dynasty League Football.
Ryquell Armstead of Temple is a Running Back who is checking off all of the boxes during the 2019 NFL Draft process. But is it enough to convince you he’ll be a contributor at the next level? We go over the Owl next in our Profiles series hosted by DLF.
One of my 2019 NFL Draft crushes is Ohio State Wide Receiver Terry McLaurin. We’ll be getting into his game next, and why you should be on board, as our Profiles series continues, right here on DLF.
As big of upside as any Wide Receiver in this class, but there is a long path between now and realizing that future. Notre Dame’s Miles Boykin could be a steal in this year’s NFL Draft, and we’re telling you why, next on our Profiles series, right here on DynastyLeagueFootball.com
A feel good story, a productive career, and a phenomenal athlete. All three are true of Notre Dame running back Dexter Williams. The question is, can they all coexist at the same time. He’s next, in our 2019 NFL Draft Profiles series, hosted by Dynasty League Football dot com.
He did things not many college Quarterbacks have ever done. 50 passing touchdowns, coupled with a 70% completion total is giving people a lot of hope that Dwayne Haskins is poised for greatness. While he possesses great size for the position, was the Ohio State signal caller the beneficiary of a taylor made system? We explored his value and what it figures to be as he goes pro, and through the 2019 NFL Draft process.
The year of the Tight End continues with Caleb Wilson offering some high end potential as a receiver for his position. Is the UCLA Bruin being overlooked unfairly? We’ll take a closer look next, on our 2019 NFL Draft Profiles series, hosted by DynastyLeagueFootball.com.
A sleeper that has created some buzz, Wake Forest wide receiver Greg Dortch checks into the 2019 NFL Draft as the smallest at his position. Can he do enough to make that irrelevant? We’ll dive deeper into the Demon Deacon next, as our Profiles series hosted by DLF continues.
While everyone chases Kyler Murray and Dwayne Haskins in this year’s NFL Draft, West Virginia’s Will Grier hasn’t missed a beat. We’ll try to figure out why the former Mountaineer isn’t creating a bigger buzz, next on our 2019 NFL Draft Profiles series hosted by DLF.
Usually we think higher of the lead Running Backs from Ohio State. Especially when their production has been solid. But Mike Weber doesn’t seem to be generating a ton of buzz. We’ll try to figure out why, next, on our 2019 NFL Draft Profiles series hosted by DynastyLeagueFootball.com.
Bryce Love was arguably the top rated running back entering the 2018 NCAA college football season. A regressed season, culminating in a late season injury, has severely dampened his once promising stock in the 2019 NFL Draft. Is this too much overreaction, and should the Stanford prospect be getting more attention? We attempt to determine that in our profiles series.
Small school. Great production. Ideal size. Solid testing results. Anthony Johnson of Buffalo is checking all of the boxes leading up to the 2019 NFL Draft. But is the wide receiver a safe bet for success at the next level? Our profiles series digs deeper.
This has become the Year of the Tight End, as this class continues to produce some potentially high end prospects for the 2019 NFL Draft. Texas A&M's Jace Sternberger has bet on himself, and right now appears to be winning that bet. What do you need to know about the former Aggie? We give you the breakdown in our 2019 Profiles series.
Everyone who is into the sport of football knows the Ridley name by now. Older brother Calvin just began a promising professional career, while the younger Riley shows similar promise. Despite this feeling like the obvious, not everyone is entirely enamored with the former Georgia wide receiver as he goes through the 2019 NFL Draft process. Is this a mistake?
Alex Barnes took the 2019 NFL Combine by storm. In a class that lacks a true number one at the running back position, the Kansas State product testing across the board as one of the most athletic for his position. When you add his prototypical size, and pair it with his production, it is easy to see why so many are falling in love with this late riser in the NFL Draft.
We have a name now! Hopefully a logo and artwork to match coming soon. Andy and John return after a week off to get you ready for Opening Day of the 2019 MLB Season. Who are some of the final additions to pitching rotations, and how it should affect your strategy. Some ADP risers and fallers thru the Fantasy Draft season. A lesson in Exit Strategies and why they are important. We hope this is a fun and easy conversation for you to listen to, and answer some of your Fantasy Baseball needs. If you...
Another Alabama Running Back! What else is new? It's become a cliche, but typically not a guarantee for success at the next level. Is it possible that while everyone is focused on Josh Jacobs, his teammate Damien Harris is actually the better and more ready made player? Press play to find out, as we continue analyzing the prospects of the 2019 NFL Draft.
Playing the Tight End position runs in the family for Irv Smith, Jr. Starring at the University of Alabama gets you national attention. The 2019 NFL Draft class is deep at the position, but Smith is in the conversation for the top spot. Should it be his alone, and he prepares to enter the league?
He is the most accomplished Wide Receiver in the Fresno State program's history, and KeeSean Johnson is set to follow former Bulldog Davante Adams once more. One of the best route runners in the 2019 NFL Draft class, as well as some of the best hands. How good can he be at the next level? We're giving you our thoughts on the matter in this one.
Not every school can boast a highly regarded NFL prospect. Fewer can consistently make that claim. Even less can say so, and at the same position - which happens to usually only feature one person. Iowa, better known as Tight End University, has arguably the two best at the position in the entire nation. Is Hockenson a better NFL Draft prospect than his teammate Noah Fant? We will try to make that determination.
It may have taken a little while for everyone to take notice, but he did have some big shoes to fill. Miles Sanders not only had a terrific season in his collegiate debut as a featured back, but his combine performance has everyone abuzz as well. How high can the Penn State running back shoot up boards in the 2019 NFL Draft? We'll try to answer that as our series continues.
Big. Strong. Productive. Stanford Wide Receiver J.J. Arcega-Whiteside has put together a very nice college career, opening many eyes and suggesting a smooth transition to the NFL. We take a closer look at his profile, as he goes through the 2019 NFL Draft process.
He took everyone's attention at the NFL Combine this year, testing through the roof, and shining at the running back position when others were disappointing. His college production was also sparkling, coming just shy of three straight thousand yard rushing seasons. But is Justice Hill automatically a top choice in the 2019 NFL Draft? We weigh in on the former Oklahoma State star.
The first Tight End we are featuring in our series, and the consensus number one at his position in the 2019 NFL Draft class. Noah Fant just may be a generational talent, but that doesn't mean there aren't things to be concerned about. We take a deeper look to try to answer any of the questions about the former Iowa star.
Are we looking at the best running back in the 2019 NFL Draft class that no one is talking about? James Williams thrived in a prolific college offense, but is there more to his game than to just dismiss the style of offense Washington State ran? We believe the answer is an emphatic yes, and we're going to give you all of the reasons why you need to know his name!
The deeper we get into the 2019 NFL Draft class, more specifically the wide receivers, the more players we see with high end upside. Parris Campbell of Ohio State just turned in an incredible Combine performance which forced us to do a double take on his college production. When you start to put it all together, we just may be looking at the potential best WR in this group.
Benny Snell basically put the Kentucky Wildcats on his back during his time at Lexington. Supremely productive, he helped bring the football program to national attention. Now, he aims to follow in his family's legacy, as he enters the professional ranks of the NFL. How should you value him in the 2019 NFL Draft? We're here to answer.
