Meet the 2021 NFL draft quarterbacks: Stats and what you need to know for Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields, Zach Wilson, more
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Could the Jets take Fields at No. 2? Why Kiper doesn t see it (1:48)
Mel Kiper Jr. predicts that the Jets will stick with Sam Darnold at QB and not draft Justin Fields. Kiper expects the Jets may instead draft Oregon OT Penei Sewell. (1:48)
The quarterback class for the 2021 NFL draft could be one for the ages, with as many as
six quarterbacks who could go in the first round, according to ESPN draft analysts Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay.
last night. and the bigger question of why, why doug jones won. i stated in the introduction it seemed to be a call to decency that was responded to. do you think that s true, or is it being too optimistic? i think there was a call to decency and just a rejection of roy moore as someone who has embarrassed the state deeply within political circles. from the outside we were looking at alabama. it is easy to caricature the state and its voters on roy moore. will alabama set that record straight. yeah, there may be a core base for roy moore and what he stands for but it was not enough to prevail in the state. that s very important. it shows something that trump is something of a singular figure and don t necessarily transfer to other candidates. that is something he will have to take stock of. he has this divided, very uneasy coalition as he moves into being head of the party in 2018 and then of course in 2020.
four contests in all tonight. hawaii and american samoa also casting ballots. most of the attention focused on alabama and mississippi. late polls in both states showed races too close to call. our exit polls also suggest a fierce competition in both states with conservative support. early exit polling, we ll bring this over for you. here we are in the state of mississippi tonight. voters were asked as they went to the polls. what s the most important candidate quality. you can see more than four in ten republican voters in the state of mississippi today say their number one priority is beating president obama in november. about 20% say they want a true conservative. 20% say strong moral character matters most to them. look at the state of alabama. same question. what s the most important candidate quality? little lower number there about four in ten say the most important thing they want is a candidate who can defeat president obama, a true conservative, strong moral charact