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If you love the NFL, college football, and the NFL Draft, give me a follow and I will follow you back. 🏈 We have a long season ahead - 6 days until 2023 college football! Prospects to watch on 8/26: TE Sean Brown, Jacksonville State QB Sam Hartman, Notre Dame RUSH Praise Amaewhule, UTEP WR Ty James, Mercer

Jackson Mitchell, UConn Timmy Eichenberg, Ohio State Aaron Beasley, Tennessee And a bunch more. @gamscout and I get into it.

Latest episode of the @sickpodnfldraft is live with me and @gamscout breaking down the linebacker position. We spent time looking through the last several draft classes to see why players busted. Also, where did the time go? That wasn’t over an hour. youtu.be/sCSB9fzws6Y

Today, I release my preseason NFL Draft tight end rankings. Hard to knock Brock Bowers off at #1, even if he’s a little bit smaller, but his skill set is elite. Briningstool has all of the potential in the world. Really like him. Isaac Rex could sneak back up with a strong year, too, don’t forget about him.

Which LBs should you watch out for in this class👀 @DraftVogel and @gamscout discuss how to evaluate a linebacker. Full pod👇 Watch: youtu.be/sCSB9fzws6Y Listen: traffic.megaphone.fm/SICMED94675225… #thesickpodcast

RB: Deshaun Fenwick, Oregon State A transfer from South Carolina, Fenwick is a north/south runner who is a capable receiver out of the backfield. He popped last year at Oregon State, taking over the Oregon game specifically averaging 4.9 yards per carry and scoring 7 TD’s. At 6’1” and 226 lbs, Fenwick is a bigger body who can find himself in a solid role in the NFL.

QB: Jalon Daniels, Kansas With the importance of the quarterback position, it’s very difficult to find a prospect that the NFL Draft media isn’t talking about. QB is the most over saturated position that is covered every year. With Daniels, I think that he can play himself up into an early day three spot, which is much higher than most people currently have him projected. An athletic prospect much to the mold of Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Daniels reminds me of Tyler Huntley, who has found a role in the league over the last several years. Daniels absolutely has a skill set that could stick around the league for a decade.

A true two-gap 0-tech defender. And nobody knows who he is in the media.

The receivers that come through Bama are legit. Always. Javon Baker is no exception to that rule.

Today, I am releasing my 2nd annual (2024 edition) NFL Draft All-Underrated Team ahead of the 2023 college football season. I have picked players from across the country, mostly from underrated and smaller schools, as players who aren’t being discussed right now in the NFL Draft media circles but can absolutely make a statement for the 2024 season. Let’s get into the new team.

Back-to-back 1k views in the first 24 hours on the @sickpodnfldraft - THANK YOU ALL! @gamscout and I couldn’t be more thrilled. Check out our breakdown of the running back position here: youtube.com/watch?v=wpWx8Y…

I have a bunch of borderline guys too: QB Quinn Ewers, Texas QB Joe Milton, Tennessee QB Spencer Rattler, South Carolina QB Bo Nix, Oregon RB Raheim Sanders, Arkansas WR Rome Odenze, Washington WR Xavier Worthy, Texas TE Ja’Tavion Sanders, Texas OT Amarius Mims, Georgia OT Graham Barton, Duke OG Jager Burton, Kentucky OG Tate Ratledge, Georgia C Bryce Foster, Texas A&M EDGE Adisa Issac, Penn State EDGE Jack Sawyer, Ohio State DT Rule Orhorhoro, Clemson DT Tim Smith, Alabama NT Nazir Stackhouse, Georgia LB Jackson Mitchell, UConn LB Tommy Eichenberg, Ohio State CB Cam Hart, Notre Dame CB Ja’Quan Sheppard, Maryland S James Williams, Miami (FL) S Andrew Mukuba, Clemson

I only have a handful of first-round grades entering the season. (In no particular order) QB Drake Maye, North Carolina QB Caleb Williams, USC WR Johnny Wilson, Florida State WR Marvin Harrison Jr, Ohio State TE Brock Bowers, Georgia OT Olu Fashanu, Penn State OT Joe Alt, Notre Dame EDGE Jared Verse, Florida State RUSH Dallas Turner, Alabama DT Jer’Zahn Newton, Illinois CB Kool-Aid McKinstry, Alabama

New to the Draft Guide (Available for $40 - DM me for details) - The 2024 Preseason Board - Live 2024 Big Board (Updated throughout the season) At the end of the season, a big board with all grades for prospects. Available for any device!

My 2024 NFL Draft preseason EDGE rankings. I’ve seen a ton of promising EDGE rushers this off-season. This also includes only players who project better playing down as opposed to standing up.

Next in my 2024 Preseason NFL Draft Rankings: Z Receivers. It’s a huge list of talented receivers and so many of these prospects are so close together, it’s not even funny. Very excited to see how these prospects perform in 2023.

August 26th, at 3:30 PM ET on ESPN, you can watch North Alabama open their season at Mercer. There are three wide receivers to take note of in this game. 5 Takairee Kenebrew, UNA - 6016/185 1 Devron Harper, Mercer - 5081/165 13 Ty James, Mercer - 6011/200 Takairee Kenebrew has mostly served as a deep threat for the Lions, averaging 20.9 yards per catch over his career and scoring 16 touchdowns the last two seasons. He’s also a capable blocker on the perimeter and was able to help spring runs. Devron Harper is a transfer into Mercer from Gardner-Webb and projects as a slot receiver. Reportedly, he was running a 4.5 forty yard dash in high school and has a lot of speed. Ty James, a transfer from Georgia, was listed by @JimNagy_SB as a small school spotlight prospect. James could become a serious NFL prospect due to his size and RAC ability.

ULM Sophomore Tellek Lockette Looks to be Rising Prospect in 2023 nfldraftlounge.com/ulm-sophomore-…

Really liked the upside that Tellek Lockette presented from the tape last year. He's an outstanding young man, too. @Tlockit_74

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