It’s 1:24 AM as I begin to write this. Boredom has taketh over. The 2020 NFL Draft is prevalent in the forefront of my mind. Earlier, I hit my bed up for a quick snooze, but couldn’t get Isaiah Simmons to the Lions out of my head, so I decided instead to draft up a three-round mock with trades. This is the motherload for me. A previous edition of my mock draft series was a three-rounder that included trades, but I was a novice back then (it was published in March). I’m still

Oh, this will be fun. I already know this mock will garner hate. That’s okay. If I were the GM for all 32 teams, there would be something wrong with the world. But it’s actually pretty fun to pretend, so please forgive my selections here. Or don’t. That’s fine. I’m only doing a first round, but I am including trades. Let’s get into it. 1. Chase Young, EDGE, Ohio State Welp. Here’s where people say “I stopped at number one.” Here’s my rationale, though. Andy Dalton threw for 2

Well, it sure has been a while since I put one of these out. I’ve been watching film pretty consistently for the last two months which has allowed me to iron out some of my projections for the 2020 rookie class. There has been a ton of variance from the 2.0 (which can be found here), so stay with me as I explain why. Let’s do it. Quarterback (Image from NFL.com) Joe Burrow, LSU – this hasn’t and will not change in the near future. Joe Burrow’s historic season was remarkable,

Welcome in for another edition of my wild and roller coaster-esque mock draft series (about as wild as that picture up there, I’d say). I’ve let you readers and my co-host, Randy Hall, bully me into moving Isaiah Simmons out of the number two overall selection. While I think that is still a possibility, I’m sick of getting yelled at by you all (and quite frankly, I can acknowledge that my bias is probably clouding my view). This edition of the mock draft will actually scale i

Welcome back for another edition of my mock drafts. I’m going to try to do this with each new mock I release. What is this you ask? A full one-round mock draft with trades! That’s why we’re at 1.5, folks. I don’t typically love mocks with trades because it’s nearly impossible to predict what teams will attempt to move up – and there is always a surprise or two – but I feel as though this will be fun. Let’s get right into it. 1. Joe Burrow, QB, LSU I don’t see a world in which