Football Coverage from AFC East to NCAA FCS
The Buffalo Bills has 10 selections in the upcoming NFL Draft and will likely be spending one or more on the receiver position. Southeast Missouri product Ryan Flournoy is one of multiple WR prospects to visit Buffalo.
The New England Patriots could use a proficient pass-catcher out of the backfield and New Hampshire running back Dylan Laube seems like a viable Day 3 draft prospect.
The New York Jets' tight ends group seems set, but the possibility of drafting Georgia's Brock Bowers cannot yet be dismissed. The idea of pairing Bowers with future Hall-of-Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers is an appetizing one
With linebacker Tremaine Edmunds's departure factoring into the compensatory draft picks formula, the Buffalo Bills were widely expected to receiver a third-round selection. Instead, they received a late fourth-rounder.
The Buffalo Bills have yet to replace WR2 Gabe Davis, who left for Jacksonville in free agency. Will Buffalo use a Round 1 draft pick to add an 'X' receiver like LSU's Brian Thomas Jr.?
NFL Network lead draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah predicts that highly-coveted offensive tackles Joe Alt and Olu Fashanu will no longer be available by the time the New York Jets make their first-round selection at No. 10 overall. Will the tackle-needy Jets take the next-best prospect?
New York Jets' general manager Joe Douglas has some heavy lifting ahead of him this week at the NFL Combine. The Jets need to add protection around 40-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
The odds are in favor of the Buffalo Bills adding at least one new body to the running backs room. With the Bills facing stringent salary cap constraints, drafting a ball carrier on Day 3 appears to be the most practical way forward for Brandon Beane and Co.
Washington Huskies' quarterback Michael Penix Jr. acknowledged that joining the New York Jets would give him an opportunity to learn behind one of the most-accomplished professionals to ever play the position — four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers.
Small-school defensive ends BJ Thompson (Stephen F. Austin) and Titus Leo (Wagner), who both hail from the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) ranks, took advantage of the increased exposure provided by the East West Shrine Bowl.
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