0 comments by Eric Galko on 11/6/2014
With half the season in the books, the league’s quarterback situation has become clearer for the future. Some teams are in desperate need of a new franchise quarterback, some have a transition at the position to consider, while a few need to address their long-term plans at the position. Marcus Mariota of Oregon, Connor Cook […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 11/5/2014
The NFL season is more than half over, and our rookie rankings haven’t changed much the last few weeks. But with injuries to some of the top players (Jason Verrett, Ryan Shazier) players getting their chance after returning from injury (Odell Beckham), and others just hitting their peak now (Greg Robinson, Deone Bucannon), there’s still […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 10/23/2014
The New York Giants were featured in an insightful series that focused on what it’s like to be an NFL scout, how the scouting process works, and what the end result is for a team that works all year long in evaluating talent. Now that the series is complete and most of the thoughts (although […]
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We’re nearing the mid-point of the season, but when it comes to rookies, many of them are just starting their freshman year in the NFL. Tre Mason, Greg Robinson, Taylor Lewan and other high draft picks got their chance to shine in Week 7, and more than a few made the most of it. The […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 10/17/2014
After the 2012 draft was completed, the Patriots seemed to be considered one of the “winners” of the draft. Procuring the high-upside Chandler Jones out of Syracuse coupled with Dont’a Hightower, the former leader of the Alabama stringent offense in the first-round paved the way. Adding the athletic yet unproven Tavon Wilson from Syracuse and […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 10/16/2014
As the season progresses, more and more rookies are beginning to feel comfortable on their rosters, and coaching staffs are giving them a chance to shine. While the three key rookie quarterbacks continue to show their youth, all of which lost this past weekend, it’s the depth of rookie classes that have given some struggling […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 10/10/2014
Despite running back value depreciating and picking just one spot below, the Cleveland Browns opted to trade three draft picks in 2012 to secure Trent Richardson. Just a year later, after a near 1000-yard rushing season, the Browns’ new management flipped him to the Colts for a first-round pick. After a promising start to his […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 10/8/2014
A battle between the Bears’ Kyle Fuller and Panthers’ Kelvin Benjamin proved to be the rookie match-up of the week, with both showing their strengths and where they need to improve. Those two have become the key players for their teams’ on their respective sides of the ball. Along those two, Blake Bortles continues to […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 9/30/2014
With three rookie quarterbacks starting, two rookie receivers already emerging as their team’s best offensive weapon and two first-round defensive backs being heavily relied upon by their defenses, the 2014 rookie class is looking strong than expected, even without the top two picks having a major impact. The two first-round rookie starters lead the way […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 9/24/2014
In the fast-paced, reactionary world we live in, the NFL Draft is not immune to the immediate grades, projections and implications. While those immediate notes about a draft class can be telling in terms of value gotten each round, trade impacts and where team’s valued needs and scheme fits, the actual “grade” of a draft […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 9/23/2014
After two weeks with only Derek Carr as the lone rookie quarterback starter, we got the chance to see Blake Bortles and Teddy Bridgewater get onto the field and begin the “futures” for their respective teams. Those rookie quarterbacks plus the emergence of Kyle Fuller as one of the best NFL cornerbacks so far this […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 9/17/2014
Everyone loves to grade NFL Draft classes immediately after their completion. Winners, losers, sleepers and busts: everyone plays fortune teller on how the newest additions to each teams will develop in the NFL. In actuality, it takes multiple seasons and off-seasons before we can know how a draft class will turn out. In an effort […]
