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Clayton Smarslok with a 2019 NFL Mock Draft, one quarter of the way through the 2018 NFL season…
For 30 of the 32 teams, we are at the quarter-mark of the season. There are still many games to be played but why not have some fun during this rough stretch as Jets fans? Using the current (unofficial) order with strength of schedule being the tie-breaker, here goes my best shot upgrading each team.
* Don’t forget to check out my weekly NFL Draft Cheat Sheet for more information on these players!*
Clayton Smarslok with his week 5 college football cheat sheet…
The college football season is now more than a quarter through. We’ve got to see some great matchups thus far but we’re in for a treat today. If you were smart, you would find a couch with a television in front of you and watch these games from noon until whenever you fall asleep. Here are some of the players/games to keep a look out for.
Clayton Smarslok with his week 1 NFL Draft cheat sheet…
Throughout the 2018 season, I will be starting a weekly rundown of the 2019 NFL Draft prospects, particularly ones that would look nice in the new Jets jerseys next season. So there won’t be much on players like Jonathan Taylor, Cam Akers, Najee Harris or really any members of the amazing 2020 running back class. However, there will be big name prospects, middle round prospects, and some prospects that you may never even heard of. With today being the first official Saturday of the college football season, what better way to start than to give you a quick overview on some of the top players and matchups of week 1, my first (monthly) top 10 big board and a special CFB Playoff and Heisman predictions.
Connor Rogers with a New York Jets NFL Draft watchlist for 2019, focusing on the running back position…
When the New York Jets gave Isaiah Crowell a modest three year, $12 million deal this offseason, they essentially slapped a band aid on their running back group.
Crowell, who is offered very minimal guaranteed money beyond this season, is a fine player to pair with Bilal Powell in the backfield.
Fine: not spectacular, not poor – just mediocre. With the 29 year old Powell set to hit free agency after this year, the position is a key spot to watch for the 2019 offseason as the unit could undergo a makeover.
With that note, the college football season and running back draft class will be a vital area to watch this year. Here are a few early names to put the spotlight on for your watchlist.
Connor Rogers with a college football watchlist for New York Jets fans in advance of the 2019 NFL Draft, volume one.
While Jets fans are excited to watch the team’s haul from the 2018 draft class, it’s never too early to see who is on the radar for next year.
With the college football season just two months away, which stars at that level could find themselves in the conversation for Gang Green next Spring?
Here’s volume one of who to watch this Fall at the college level.
Connor Rogers continues his NFL Draft future stars series with a look at Ohio State Edge Nick Bosa..
The Future Stars series is on to it’s third edition with Ohio State’s Nick Bosa after already covering Houston’s Ed Oliver and Florida State’s Levonta Taylor.
A legitimate potential number one pick for the 2019 NFL Draft, the Buckeyes sack master will be a must-watch talent throughout this year’s college football season. Let’s breakdown what makes the younger Bosa brother a special talent.
Connor Rogers continues his future stars series with a look at Florida State CB Levonta Taylor
After kicking off this series with Houston’s superstar Ed Oliver, we’ll stay on the defensive side of the ball with a cornerback at Florida State in Levonta Taylor.
Let’s break down the potential star of the Seminoles secondary for this upcoming college football season.
Connor Rogers with an early look at prospective stars in the 2019 NFL Draft, starting with Houston DL Ed Oliver…
The 2018 NFL Draft is in the books, but it’s never too early to get a jump on next year’s class. The Future Stars series will cover a handful of the top players in college football that have very good odds of going in the top half of next year’s first round.
First up is Ed Oliver, a rare prospect out of Houston that will make the Cougars defense must-watch football every weekend this Fall.
