Falato s Film Room: Georgia Edge Azeez Ojulari
Nick Falato takes a look at Georgia edge rusher Azeez Ojulari s tape to see what it is the Giants are getting in this pass rusher.
Author:
For this study, I used the following film clips:
Giants general manager Dave Gettleman trading back from 42 to 50 and still landing Georgia EDGE rusher Azeez Ojulari was an excellent reality to materialize for the New York Giants.
Ojualri was my second graded EDGE behind Miami’s Jaelan Phillips, and he would have been a prime candidate for the Giants at pick 20 after the round one trade down.
Giants (finally!) trade back in deal with Bears, move down from 11th pick in BLOCKBUSTER move: Here’s what they got
Updated 10:57 PM;
Today 9:40 PM
New York Giants general manager Dave Gettleman traded the No. 11 pick in the 2021 NFL Draft to the Chicago Bears.
Facebook Share
can fly.
And, to quote NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah: NASCAR drivers are going to have to start taking right turns.
Before Thursday, Giants general manager Dave Gettleman had
never traded back in the NFL Draft. That’s a stretch spanning six drafts between the Giants and Panthers, and 55 picks in total.
Before Thursday.
Offensive tackle Teven Jenkins goes to Ravens in latest mock drafts. John Harbaugh says the Ravens had no qualms about trading Orlando Brown Jr. to a top rival. Here’s how the Ravens could afford Julio Jones.
2021 Minnesota Vikings Mock Draft Database, v9.0 (FINAL)
Who comes out on top in our final compilation?
It’s Draft Day, everyone! We made it! We really, really made it.
As promised, I have cobbled together one last version of this year’s Mock Draft Database to see who the experts everywhere have the Minnesota Vikings selecting in tonight’s first round. It’s still about nine hours until draft time, so a few of these mocks might update between now and the time the ceremonial booing of Roger Goodell gets underway, but for the most part this should be a pretty solid gauge of where the experts see the Vikings going.
Copied!
General Manager Eric DeCosta dramatically improved his ability to maneuver around the draft board with the trade of Orlando Brown Jr., but sitting at No. 27 and No. 31 in the first round, the Ravens are still going to be watching from the sideline for most of Thursday night.
There are so many different ways the first round could play out in front of them that will affect who Baltimore will select.
Here are five different factors in play:
When does the run on offensive linemen start and how many will be included?
After Penei Sewell and Rashawn Slater come off the board, it remains to be seen when and how many offensive linemen follow them in the first round. Teams that are looking for offensive tackle help after the top-10 include the Las Angeles Chargers (13), Minnesota (14), Las Vegas (17), Washington (19), Chicago (20), Tennessee (22), Pittsburgh (24) and Jacksonville (25). Of course, they all have other needs as well.