NFL Draft day 3 live stream (5/1): How to watch online for free, TV info, time
Posted May 01, 2021
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announces the start of the second round of the NFL football draft, Friday, April 30, 2021, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)AP
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The NFL Draft rolls into Day 3, there are still plenty of celebrated college players available to be picked. It will be live streamed on fuboTV, SlingTV and Hulu.
The defensive players of the year in both the Big Ten and Pac-12 are still on the board heading into Saturday’s fourth through seventh rounds.
Looking for a quarterback? There are multiyear starters from which to choose.
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Just another predraft fanpost I am excited for this draft, it seems like it has taken forever to get here and it remains quite unpredictable here about 24 hours until the first pick. I hope the Bengals have a good plan in place as the holes left to fill are important ones. Pass Rush, a couple O-lineman to help protect the franchise from ever being beat like he was as a rookie and a couple of Receivers to add some more fresh legs and life into the room after losing the likes of Green Ross and Erickson. I have gone back and forth about the last two picks and for now I guess I am going to go with best available (I know that s kind of a cop out but really it could be a lot of different positions.) So I will go thru what I would do and what I think the Bengals will do
Michael Pitre, RB Coach, hired by the Chicago Bears
The Beavers lose their RB coach & recruiting coordinator
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The Bears are hiring Oregon State running back coach Michael Pitre according to Adam Rittenberg.
Source: #OregonState running backs coach and recruiting coordinator Michael Pitre is set to join the #ChicagoBears staff as running backs coach. Coached Jemar Jefferson and Artavis Pierce with the Beavers. Replaces Charles London, who left to become Falcons QB coach. Adam Rittenberg (@ESPNRittenberg) February 3, 2021
Michael Pitre will replace Charles London, who left the Bears to join the Atlanta Falcons. Pitre has been awesome for Oregon State for the past three years. He served as the running backs coach and then eventually the lead recruiting coordinator.