The NCAA Bowl season is over. Auburn has been crowned the champion. Draft boards will be at a standstill for the next few days as the Shrine Bowl, Senior Bowl and other post-season events don’t begin for another week or more.
Instead of looking at who has impressed us during the 2010 NCAA season, let’s decide on who has left us wondering this: What do people see in this guy?
Is this Tiger ready to hunt some AFC East quarterbacks?
Our first Patriots Mock Draft was done a couple of weeks ago, although with all of the NCAA Underclassmen declaring for the NFL Draft, it is time for us to give it an update.
Here is a tease to our article at Patriots Insiders. We’re looking at the five players that have hurt or helped their NFL Draft Stock the most this Bowl Season.
Is this Aggie a good fit to suit up for the Patriots?
With the NCAA Bowl season wrapping up, here are four more prospects that the Patriots have expressed some interest in by sending scouts to their games and/or practices.
With one game to go tonight between the Seattle Seahawks and the St. Louis Rams, the first 20 picks of the 2011 NFL Draft Order are nearly set.
Either St. Louis or Seattle will “win” the NFC West and take the 21st spot, which is subject to playoff performance.
Click here for a full listing of the 2011 NFL Draft Order.
Does Robert Quinn make our list of top pass-rushers for the Patriots?
If there is one thing that is clear going into a draft over months away, it’s that Patriots fans want a defender that can rush the passer. We’d like to hear which DE’s and OLB’s have tripped your trigger over the 2010 NCAA season and during the bowls.
Give us your top three pass-rushers, and of course, why you think the Patriots will draft them. As always, we’ll get things started…
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