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The 2021 NFL Draft is over, and the chaotic undrafted free-agent period is all but officially finished too. So it's time for undrafted free agent rankings. By now, everyone knows a handful of UDFAs ultimately make names for themselves, and we were served a reminder during the Super Bowl: Buccaneers star pass rusher Shaq Barrett went undrafted in 2014 out of Colorado State.
As soon as the 2021 NFL Draft drew to a close, NFL teams quickly began the process of signing the best available prospects who, for some reason or another, went unselected in the draft.
The 2021 NFL Draft is in the books, and while the Packers may have stolen headlines thanks to their "issues" with Aaron Rodgers, one of Green Bay's NFC North rivals probably deserve just as much, if not more, attention coming out of the weekend. We're talking about the Minnesota Vikings.
58 shares There are some pretty big takeaways to note from the Cincinnati Bengals' trip to the 2021 NFL draft. Whether it's a focus on the offensive line or the actual structure of how the team attacked the draft in each round, there is plenty of read-between-the-lines material to look at in the wake of the three-day event.
Ratings game: The full value of Holmes' first draft won't be known for two or three years, when the 2021 class has had time to prove itself on the field. Dane Brugler of The Athletic is highly respected as a talent evaluator, and for the draft ratings he puts out every year.
This year is a rebuilding one for the Philadelphia Eagles, a season which is determined from the success (or failure) of Jalen Hurts. Philadelphia traded Carson Wentz and handed the keys to Hurts to run the offense for the 2021 season, the first under head coach Nick Sirianni -- who is seeking to revitalize a franchise that has gotten stale since the Super Bowl victory three years ago.
In the back of Kayvon Thibodeaux's mind, the mental scaffolding for the 2022 NFL Draft has already been built. The crazies in the crowd wearing Ford engine blocks on their heads are screaming his name, hoping he transforms their team's defense. Fashionistas are dressing him, marketers are promoting him, agents are positioning him.
The starting defensive line is likely to be a combination of Aaron Donald, Sebastian Joseph-Day and A'Shawn Robinson. Joseph-Day and Robinson can both play nose tackle or defensive end, so they're almost interchangeable. Earnest Jones IV could back up the starter at defensive end. At inside linebacker, we get our first rookie starter: Ernest Jones.
The NFL has been re-shaped, yet again. With the 2021 NFL Draft in the books, all 32 teams now have a different look and feel that will manifest itself over the next few years. Time will tell which draft classes truly emerge and which truly fall flat, but who has time to wait?
2:07 PM ET Close Covered Eagles for USA Today Covered the Ravens for Baltimore Times Played college football at Cheyney University NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee Titans fourth-round draft pick Rashad Weaver has been charged by the Pittsburgh police department with one count of simple assault in connection with an incident that occurred on April 18 at 2:28 a.m.
The Dallas Cowboys declined to pick up the fifth-year option for former first-round linebacker Leighton Vander Esch . NFL Network's Jane Slater reported that the Cowboys informed Vander Esch's agent that they would not be exercising the option on the linebacker due to ongoing salary cap uncertainty.
After 259 selections and a refreshing semblance of a return to normalcy, the 2021 NFL Draft is over. I broke down winners and losers on Thursday and Friday; now let's wrap up with one final thought on each of the 32 teams coming out of the draft.
The 2021 NFL draft is entering the home stretch. Three rounds have already been completed, with plenty of big names coming off the board on both Thursday and Friday. But there is still substantial work to be done for all 32 teams as they look to round out their rosters on Saturday in the final four rounds of the event.
The Jacksonville Jaguars selected wide receiver Jalen Camp out of Georgia Tech in the sixth round (No. 209 overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft. As of now, this is the team's final selection of this year's draft. Camp, listed at 6-foot-2, 220 pounds, led the Yellow Jackets with 29 receptions for 439 yards (15.1 yards per catch) and four touchdowns in 2020.
634 shares Listen, we all know that whatever I say here is simply going to fuel screenshots and @OldTakesExposed tags, in both good ways and bad. We obviously don't know anything about how the 2021 NFL draft class is going to turn out for each of the 32 teams, and we won't for a few years.
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With the 2021 NFL Draft firmly in the Eagles' rearview mirror, I'm going to fire off some takes about how the last few days have transpired for the Birds: It's something I harped on during the entire lead-up to the draft: don't overthink it. Don't go full galaxy brain.
If you've seen an NFL official go into the replay booth to review a play, Desiree Abrams may have been one of the people on the phone helping to spot the ball. Abrams has been an All-Star defensive end, an official and a lifelong fan of the sport.
The draft is over, and while it will be months before any games are played, after three days there is still a need for there to be winners and losers. Opinions will vary on how to keep score, but some winners and losers seem obvious.