Continuing our look back at the 2018 rookie class, we turn our attention to Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb. Baker Mayfield stole most of the headlines and earned much of the acclaim for the Browns 2018 resurgence. But Chubb’s contributions should not be ignored…....

If you’ve paid attention to college football over the last three seasons the name N’Keal Harry probably rings a bell. At 6 feet 4 inches, 213 pounds, he’s been tormenting opposing secondaries since he was a true freshman in 2016. Harry is viewed by some evaluators as one of the top offensive prospects in the 2019 draft class. Does his profile supporting this lofty billing? THE EARLY YEARS…...

Penny Hart was a relative unknown in mainstream draft circles prior to Senior Bowl practices last week. But the 5-foot-8, 180-pound wide receiver picked up a ton of steam thanks to strong showings during individual drills. Does Hart profile as the type of smaller-school standout worthy of discussion for dynasty purposes? THE EARLY YEARS A two-star prospect from King’s Ridge Christian School near Alpharetta, Georgia, Hart committed…...

Deebo Samuel opted to skip the 2018 Belk Bowl in order to prepare for the 2019 NFL Draft and it looks like he made the right choice. Samuel accepted an invite to the Senior Bowl and has been one of the standout performers in the open practice sessions…....

Continuing our look back at the 2018 rookie class, it is time to look back on the performances of one of the most surprising first-year stars of the last football season. Namely, Denver Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay…....

Andy Isabella has yet to become a household name. But since becoming a full-time starter in 2016, he’s been one of the most productive wide receivers in college football, leading the nation in yards receiving (1,698) in 2018. Should dynasty owners be willing to invest substantial draft capital in Isabella come time for rookie drafts this summer?…...

With the 2018 NFL regular season now in the rearview mirror, it is time to look back on the performances of some of the players finishing their first season in the pros. Next up is running back Kerryon Johnson of the Detroit Lions…....

D.K. Metcalf could be the biggest mystery in the entire 2019 wide receiver class. At 6 feet 4 inches, 230 pounds, he has the prototypical frame that NFL scouts envision when searching for the next dominant outside wide receiver. But a string of injuries has severely limited his college production. Should dynasty owners be willing to spend an early first-round rookie pick this summer on…...

With the 2018 NFL regular season now in the rearview mirror, it is time to look back on the performances of some of the players finishing their first season in the pros. Next player on our radar is the player who was taken with the second overall selection by the New York Giants last April, namely Saquon Barkley…....

Devin Singletary has officially decided to forgo his senior season at Florida Atlantic and enter the 2019 NFL Draft. The 5-foot-9-inch, 200-pound running back has been incredibly productive over the last three seasons but has not received a ton of hype in a somewhat muddled RB draft class. Should Singletary be included in the top-tier of RB prospects for dynasty purposes?…...

For a college to produce one stud tight end prospect, it may seem to be fortunate. For it to produce two, well that seems like excellence. But that is precisely what Iowa seem to have managed in 2018. Not content with sending Noah Fant to the NFL draft after his productive career with the Hawkeyes, they are also giving us T.J. Hockenson. Iowa, with this…...

When NFL coaches can get their hands on college players at the upcoming Senior Bowl, one of the prospects who will generate the most intrigue will be Notre Dame tight end Alize Mack. In terms of raw counting stats, Mack was not exactly dominant at South Bend, nor was he always a model student-athlete. But there is certainly a lot about him that the scouts will…...

After finishing second in the country in yards rushing in 2018, Darrell Henderson has decided to skip his senior season at Memphis to enter the 2019 NFL Draft. The 5-foot-9-inch, 200-pound running back has been incredibly efficient and explosive over the last three seasons. Should he be considered a candidate for the top-RB spot in this year’s draft class? THE EARLY YEARS As a three-star prospect…...

Wake Forest wide receiver Greg Dortch recently announced that he would forgo his final two years of college eligibility to declare for the NFL draft. Is he someone dynasty owners should be paying attention to? There are reasons both for optimism and for restraint…....

Daniel Jones ended his college career with a masterful performance against Temple in the Independence Bowl. The 6-foot-5-inch, 220-pound quarterback’s size and arm strength have made him a popular first-round pick in recent mock drafts. Does he deserve that lofty consideration?…...

Some colleges seem to have a knack for producing players at a certain position. Georgia seems able to keep churning out productive running backs, like Todd Gurley and Nick Chubb. USC has sent a fair number of quarterbacks into the NFL (with varying levels of success). Carson Palmer, Mark Sanchez, and Matt Leinart were all drafted in the first round. Stanford, it seems, has got…...

After finishing 15th nationally in yards receiving in 2018, Lil’Jordan Humphrey has decided to forgo his senior season at Texas and enter the NFL Draft. Aside from his solid final-season production, the 6-foot-4, 225-pound wide receiver is noted for his size and run-after-catch abilities. Does Humphrey warrant consideration in the first round of dynasty rookie drafts?…...

There are always prospects who, after perhaps not putting up huge numbers during their college careers, suddenly begin attracting attention during the pre-draft process thanks to athletic gifts they were not able to adequately showcase in school. One such player in 2019 could be Ole Miss tight end, Dawson Knox…....

Following a dominant performance against Washington State in the Alamo Bowl, David Montgomery has officially declared for the 2019 NFL Draft. The 5-foot-11, 213-pound running back leaves Iowa State with the sixth-most yards rushing in school history. In a draft class without a clear-cut RB1, does Montgomery belong in that discussion?…...