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п»ї2021 NFL Draft Stock - Week 10.
This new section highlights which players have improved or worsened their 2021 NFL Draft stock as the draft approaches.
2021 NFL Draft Stock Up.
Zach Wilson, QB, BYU Against Boise State, Wilson completed 21-of-27 passes for 359 yards with two touchdowns and zero interceptions. He also picked up a rushing touchdown.
There is a lot to like about Wilson for the NFL. He has a quality arm capable of making all the throws and an ability to push the ball downfield. In the short to intermediate part of the field, Wilson can spin the ball and fire some fastballs into tight windows. He also is capable of putting air under the ball to loft in touch passes. Wilson is an accurate passer who displays quality footwork that leads to him tossing precision passes. He is not an elite runner for the next level in the mold of a Lamar Jackson, but he has mobility with some quickness and athleticism to buy time in the pocket and pick up some first downs on the ground.
Wilson has some things to work on still, like any collegiate player. Speeding up his process and working through his progressions faster would help him to succeed at the pro level. There are plays on which he holds the ball too long, so he needs to get passes out more quickly. Wilson has the luxury of a good offensive line at BYU, with multiple players who will compete to make NFL rosters, but at the pro level, he should avoid putting as much pressure on his blockers against NFL pass rushers.
The 6-foot-3, 210-pound Wilson has enough size to be a starting quarterback, and it would be a good idea for him to add some weight to his frame to help him avoid injury at the pro level. He is worthy of being at least a second-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, and he could end up being a mid -to late first-rounder.
Cornell Powell, WR, Clemson Powell stepped up with an impressive performance at Notre Dame. With Trevor Lawrence out, Notre Dame selling out to stop the run, and a freshman at quarterback, Powell came through with some clutch plays. Throughout the night, Powell made things happen after the catch, ripping off yards while showing the power to go through tackles. Powell played with a mean streak, running through contact with impressive physicality and his strong build. He set up two short rushing touchdowns via excellent receptions and totaled six catches for 161 yards and a touchdown. Powell's performance against Notre Dame is really going to help his draft grade.
Kyle Trask, QB, Florida Early in the year, Trask beat up on some of the weaker defenses in the SEC, but against Georgia, he torched one of the better ones relentlessly. Trask put on an impressive display of pocket passing with accuracy, field vision, decision-making, timing, and precision. Trask completed 30-of-43 passes for 474 yards, four touchdowns and an interception against the Bulldogs.
Overall, Trask showed pocket-passing ability for the NFL. He was accurate with impressive ball placement and made good decisions. Thanks to his powerful arm capable of making touch passes, Trask put on display some natural ability. The big knock on Trask is a lack of mobility, and that hurts his chances of being a first-round pick next April in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Stone Forsythe, OT, Florida Georgia has one of the top edge rushers in the SEC with Azeez Ojulari, but he struggled with Forsythe. Overall, Forsythe got the better of Ojulari, tying him up often with size and length. Forsythe definitely helped his draft grade with how he performed against Georgia. Forsythe may not have the necessary speed, feet, and agility to be a left tackle in the NFL, but he showed he can hold up on the edge and is a steady blocker. As a pro, Forsythe could be nice value pick to be a right tackle or guard.
2020 NFL Draft Stock Down.
T.J. Vasher, WR, Texas Tech Vasher was held to two receptions for 24 yards by TCU in a horrible performance. In the first quarter, Vasher had a smaller defensive back get the better of him on a contested catch. The 6-foot-6 Vasher did not get good position, and the ball was slapped away for a third-down incompletion. Later on, Vasher had another pass slapped away when he did not seal off or box out the defensive back on a crossing route.
Overall, Vasher was an embarrassingly poor against the Horned Frogs. He did not generate consistent separation and showed poor technique on the passes that were thrown his direction. As a big receiver, he has to win contested catches in order to play in the NFL. Not being able to do that really hurts his grade, which is already suffering from significant character concerns. It would not be a shocker if Vasher ended up in a draft-day free-fall despite his excellent skill set.
Tyson Campbell, CB, Georgia Campbell was excellent against Auburn earlier this season, but he had some problems against Florida's potent passing attack, which will hurt his grade. While Campbell did not get roasted by the Gators, he allowed some receptions over him, and a big cornerback like him is supposed to take those plays away. Campbell did not play the ball well in the air against Kyle Pitts or Trevon Grimes, allowing them to get better position. Having a tight end, even a dynamic athlete like Pitts, gain separation is also an ugly result for Campbell. Campbell looked more like late first- or second-day pick against Florida rather than a true first-round candidate.
NFL Picks Against the Spread Conference Championships 2021.
Get the most recent odds for the NFL’s Conference Championship Round in 2021 Our top predictions and picks for the season’s Conference Championship Round View stats from past seasons to help give you an edge over the sportsbooks.
After nineteen weeks of professional football, there are just four franchises remaining in the NFL’s 2020/21 postseason, two in each conference, all ready to battle for the privilege of playing in February’s Big Game in Tampa, aka Super Bowl LV (55).
It took some fantastic play to get to this point in the playoffs, from GOAT Tom Brady’s Bucs showing up on both sides of the ball to take care of Drew Brees and his Saints for possibly the last time in Brees’ Hall of Fame-worthy career to the Chiefs barely outscoring the Browns despite losing starting quarterback Patrick Mahomes to a head injury.
And now, some potentially breathtaking matchups remain – in the NFC the Green Bay Packers led by potential league MVP Aaron Rodgers takes on Tom Brady and his talent heavy Buccaneers, and in the AFC young QB phenom, Josh Allen and his stampeding Buffalo Bills will face the defending champions possibly without their star hurler.
Here are our predictions, picks, spreads, and odds of the NFL 2020 /21 Conference Championship Round – good luck!
Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Green Bay Packers (-3.5)
How to watch: Sunday, 3:05 PM ET, FOX.
The two main surprises that the Tampa Bay Bucs had for the Saints during the Divisional Round of the playoffs were their strong rushing attack starring “Playoff Lenny” Leonard Fournette and also QB Tom Brady’s willingness to target his less utilized teammates like WR Scott Miller and TW Cameron Brate for some huge, season-saving plays, showing the type of team depth required to win in the postseason, especially facing these big-scoring Packers.
The Packers made it look easy against the LA Rams last week, winning 32-18 and establishing themselves as the team to beat in this postseason tournament, especially given who is under center in Green Bay, future Hall of Famer, and potential NFL MVP this season Aaron Rodgers, who leads the league in TDs (48) and completion percentage (70.7) and has arguably the best receiver in the league to target, Davante Adams, who leads the league in receiving TDs (18) and receiving yards per game (98.1).
What a classic NFL showdown – Brady and Rodgers and their top-10 offenses and defenses, facing off to play in Tampa in Super Bowl LV – could be a toss-up so take the GOAT and the points for the win.
Buffalo Bills vs Kansas City Chiefs (-3)
How to watch: Sunday, 6:40 PM ET, CBS.
The Buffalo Bills easily took care of Lamar Jackson’s Baltimore Ravens, putting continuous pressure on the usually mobile QB and getting full production from their playmaking young quarterback, Josh Allen, who threw for four TD passes with no interceptions to a receiving corps that includes three sure-handed stars, Stefon Diggs, John Brown, and Cole Beasley, a squad that could take full advantage of a Chiefs defense that can struggle against the pass.
Didn’t matter that QB Patrick Mahomes left the game with a head injury (he remains in concussion protocol), because Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid had full confidence in his 35-year old veteran backup, Chad Henne, who proceeded to drive the bus home for the win, including a game-saving run and a game-winning shotgun pass on 4th and inches, though whether the team could do that again against these talented Bills remains to be seen.
If Mahomes can play, this game takes on a new dimension, but right now he is still in concussion protocol and it is impossible to put a timeline on his return, so check back, but regardless this Chiefs team might be too big a machine to beat.
NFL picks, predictions for Week 10: Seahawks rebound vs. Rams; Steelers survive Bengals; Bears keep reeling.
Week 10 of the NFL season is here, and the schedule leaves a little to be desired.
There are only three matchups between teams with winning records, and that starts Thursday with the AFC South showdown between the Colts and Titans. The early set of Sunday games is brutal, but the afternoon features two more excellent matchups.
The Rams and Seahawks meet in a NFC West showdown, and the Bills and Cardinals face off in a battle between quarterbacks Josh Allen and Kyler Murray. Our attention also is on the Vikings-Bears matchup on Monday Night Football. Will the Vikings be able to stay hot in the division and perhaps re-ignite a playoff run?
Last Week: 10-4 Season: 51-32.
With that as the mind, below are our picks and predictions for Week 10:
NFL picks, predictions for Week 10.
Indianapolis Colts at Tennessee Titans (-1)
Thursday, 8:20 p.m. ET, FOX/NFL Network.
AFC South rivals meet with the division lead on the line, and the Colts' second-ranked run defense will be a test for Tennessee. The Titans have lost the last two meetings at home, but they win a close on here.
Pick: Titans 24, Colts 22.
Houston Texans at Cleveland Browns (-3)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX.
The Browns had a bye week to get healthy, and Baker Mayfield and Deshaun Watson can put on a show knowing both pass defenses are weak. The difference will be Houston's inability to stop the run. Cleveland gets back on the winning track, but the Texans can steal this game if Mayfield doesn't protect the football.
Pick: Browns 34, Texans 27.
Jacksonville Jaguars at Green Bay Packers (-14)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX.
The Packers are huge favorites at home, and lines like that are risky given how up-and-down Green Bay's defense has been. Jacksonville can slow the game down a little bit with James Robinson at running back, but they can't keep with the Packers' offense for four quarters.
Pick: Packers 33, Jaguars 19.
Washington Football Team at Detroit Lions (-4)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX.
Alex Smith threw three interceptions in the loss to the Giants last week, but he also had two 100-yard receivers in Terry McLaurin and Cam Sims. Matthew Stafford threw two picks last week, too, and the veteran quarterbacks will play a typical wild game as a result. There is a potential upset here.
Pick: Washington 27, Lions 24.
Philadelphia Eagles (-3.5) at New York Giants.
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX.
The Eagles had a bye week to prepare for the rematch with the Giants, and Carson Wentz had 359 passing yards in the first meeting. New York kept the first meeting close and have improved in the running game, but Philadelphia increases its lead in a weak division with a season sweep.
Pick: Eagles 28, Giants 23.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-6) at Carolina Panthers.
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX.
Tom Brady bounced back to beat the Panthers after the first loss to the Saints in Week 1, and he will do it again here. Carolina's Christian McCaffrey suffered yet another injury, and that's going to make it that much more difficult to keep up. Antonio Brown scores his first TD of the season, too.
Pick: Buccaneers 27, Panthers 20.
Denver Broncos at Las Vegas Raiders (-4.5)
Sunday, 4:05 p.m. ET, CBS.
Derek Carr has averaged just 138 passing yards per game in the Raiders' last two victories, but they have been able to run the ball effectively. Denver's Drew Lock has established connections with rookie receivers Jerry Jeudy and KJ Hamler, and we're going to try an upset for the second straight week. If the Broncos can run the ball, then it will happen.
Pick: Broncos 29, Raiders 27.
Los Angeles Chargers at Miami Dolphins (-1.5)
Sunday, 4:05 p.m., CBS.
Can Tua Tagovailoa lead a playoff run? It's starting to become a real question, and it will be amplified when the Dolphins win here. Miami's defense has allowed 17 points or less the last three weeks. That's the difference against rookie Justin Herbert.
Pick: Dolphins 27, Chargers 24.
Buffalo Bills at Arizona Cardinals (-2.5)
Sunday, 4:05 p.m. ET, CBS.
The Bills upset the Seahawks in Week 9 and continue that momentum on the road against the Cardinals. The matchup between Josh Allen and Kyler Murray should be fun. It's a game where one turnover could be the difference, and Buffalo has the better turnover margin. Buffalo pulls out the victory in a thriller.
Pick: Bills 28, Cardinals 25.
Seattle Seahawks at Los Angeles Rams (-1.5)
Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET, FOX.
The Seahawks' defense remains an issue, and the Rams had a bye week to scheme for a key NFC West showdown. Los Angeles has won three of the last four meetings, all of which have been decided by five points or less. This time, Russell Wilson leads the game-winning drive.
Pick: Seahawks 31, Rams 28.
San Francisco 49ers at New Orleans Saints (-9)
Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET, FOX.
The 49ers were riddled by injuries and COVID-19 issues, and this game likely won't resemble last year's classic shootout. Drew Brees, who hasn't thrown an interception in the Saints' last three games, pushes New Orleans to a sixth straight victory.
Pick: Saints 35, 49ers 19.
Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers (-9)
Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET, CBS.
A nasty AFC North rivalry is renewed, and the Bengals are playing better around Joe Burrow. Ben Roethlisberger returned from a knee injury to lead the Steelers past Dallas. Burrow has taken 14 sacks in three division games, and Pittsburgh leads the league with four sacks per game. That's the difference.
Pick: Steelers 31, Bengals 20.
Baltimore Ravens (-7) at New England Patriots.
Sunday, 8:20 p.m. ET, NBC.
Lamar Jackson led a 37-20 blowout against the Patriots on Sunday Night Football last season, and the Ravens jumped out to a 17-0 lead in that game. New England does not have enough offense to keep up, even if Bill Belichick can throw in a few wrinkles that slow the Ravens down this time.
Pick: Ravens 28, Patriots 18.
Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears (-2)
Monday, 8:15 p.m. ET, ESPN.
The Vikings are starting to climb back into the fringe of the NFC playoff race after back-to-back division wins. The Bears are trying to break a three-game losing streak. Kirk Cousins is 0-3 as a starter with Minnesota against Chicago, but he breaks that streak in a close game with the help of Dalvin Cook.
NFL picks, predictions against the spread for Week 10.
Week 9 wasn't the best week of NFL picks and predictions against the spread. While some favorites fell, others failed to cover against far lesser opponents.
The only thing to do from here is to take it one week at a time, getting better with our game choices starting in Week 10. This week offers some really tight lines with only three teams favored by more than a touchdown, with plenty more one-possession games ahead.
Stats of the Week.
Week 9 straight up: 8-5.
Week 9 against the spread: 6-7.
Season straight up: 86-45.
Season against the spread: 80-51.
Here's diving into our latest round of pigskin prognostications with the fearless forecast for the next 14 matchups on the schedule:
Sunday, 4:05p.m. ET, CBS.
The Bills' defense is starting to find its stride in attack mode against the pass and the Cardinals won't exploit their issues vs.the traditional running game enough. Josh Allen will get to pick apart a bad secondary, buying time with his legs and pushing the ball downfield with his arm. Kyler Murray will do his best to answer with his own brand of running and aggressive downfield throwing, but Allen will get a few more big plays from his receivers. Expect another high-scoring game in the desert, with Arizona barely falling at home again.
Pick :Bills win 38-34.
Thursday, 8:20p.m. ET, Fox, NFL Network and Amazon Prime Video.
The Colts are a hard team to figure out every week because they like to win ugly battles of attrition based on running game and defense, hoping they will get more big plays than mistakes from Philip Rivers. The Titans take a simliar approach, but they have more offensive explosivness playing off the running of Derrick Henry from Ryan Tannehill. Rivers is limited throwing; Tannehill will take more successful deep shots and the Titans get enough field goals.
Pick :Titans win 23-20 and cover the spread.
Sunday, 4:25p.m. ET, Fox.
The Seahawks need a win to hold their slimming lead in the NFC West. The Rams will be helped by having a bye to get a little healther. Look for Sean McVay's team to come out throwing a la the Bills, knowing Seattle has limited coverage answers for Robert Woods and Cooper Kupp. Jared Goff will get the ball out quickly as the Rams will also control the clock. On the other side, Aaron Donald will get in the face of Russell Wilson and Jalen Ramsey can help contain DK Metcalf. Los Angeles' defensive edge makes the difference.
Pick :Rams win 30-27and cover the spread.
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, Fox.
Mike Tomlin can't be pleased at how the Steelers' anemic running game and reeling defense almost cost them a game against the Cowboys. Pittsburgh will be motivated to take out the Dallas frustration on Cincinnati. The Steelers will keep shutting down the run and their pass rush will keep Joe Burrow from exploiting their defensive baksenough for big plays, with the front edge/back middlecombination of T.J. Watt and Minkah Fitzpatrick causing problems. James Conner rebounds and the Steelers' passing game gets to comfortable tee-off mode.
Pick :Steelers win 31-17 and cover the spread.
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, Fox.
Baker Mayfield will need to clear COVID-19 list protocols to play after the bye, but regardless, the Texans have good offensive momentum coming in with Deshaun Watson. He can help elude the pass rush of Myles Garrett and will like the matchups outside to deliver more big plays to Will Fuller and Brandin Cooks. Cleveland will definitely go run-heavy with Kareem Hunt but eventually Mayfield will need to match Watson's efficiency for the Browns to avoid the shocker. Look for former Brown Duke Johnson Jr. also to have a big role in upending his former team late.
Pick :Texans win 27-24.
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, Fox.
Let's watch the health of Matthew Stafford, who was knocked out of the Vikings game. Meanwhile, WFT will need to turn to Alex Smith at quarterback with Kyle Allen suffering his ankle injury. Washington's pass defense will keep it in the game, but Detroit's run defense also will get a nice break here. This feels like a sloppy game with little scoring as both teams have little firepower. Flip a coin and go with the hosts in Ford Field, but a Chase Daniel-Smith duel can tilt this toward WFT.
Pick :Lions win 20-19 but fail to cover the spread.
Sunday,1 p.m. ET, Fox.
The Packers are coming off a long week, having routed the 49ers in San Francisco in Week 9. The Jaguars got an offensivespark from rookie quarterback Jake Luton but this is his first road start and the Packers are built better to rush the passer than stop the run. Fellow rookie James Robinson's running will keep the Jaguars in the game early, but Jacksonville will eventually face a big deficit with no answers for Aaron Rodgers to Davante Adams, before worrying about Aaron Jones back at full strength.
Pick
ackers win 38-21 and cover the spread.Sunday,1 p.m. ET, Fox.
The Eagles are coming off a bye. The Giants are coming off a much-needed close win in Washington. They won't be playing another one-point affair with Philadelphia getting healthier everywhere and New York facing a strong pass rush for Daniel Jones. The Eagles will be close to full juice with their offensive line and their skill players around Carson Wentz.
Pick :Eagles win 27-20 and cover the spread.
Sunday,1 p.m. ET, Fox.
The Bucs will not be posting another dud and the Panthers are bound for a letdown after pushing the Chiefs to the brink. The Panthers look like they will be without Christian McCaffrey again, right after getting him back. Tampa Bay will be smart to turn back more to the running game to ease the pressure on Tom Brady and set up more favorable downfield play-action shots to their downfield receivers. Mike Evans, Chris Godwin and Antonio Brown make up for the Saints game while Teddy Bridgewater gets overwhelmed by the blitz with no CMC.
Pick :Buccaneers win 34-17 and cover the spread.
Sunday, 4:05p.m. ET, CBS.
The Raiders will do their best to run on Denver but that's one of strength of Vic Fangio's defense. Derek Carr is playing very well and will stay aggressive looking for big plays inside and outside. Drew Lock is also finding his groove with his Broncos' weapons and will lock into his third straight shootout in Las Vegas. He'll also get good help from the ground game to set up some good work to the middle of the field.
Pick :Raiders win 27-24 but fail to cover the spread.
Sunday, 4:05p.m. ET, CBS.
Tua Tagovailoa, taken No. 5 overall to be the Dolphins' franchise quarterback, is 2-0 as a starter. Justin Herbert, taken one pick later to be the Chargers' franchise quarterback, is somehow 1-6 as a starter despite his consistent, elite rookie passing. Tagovailoa is being lifted by a big playmaking defense that keeps getting better every week under Brian Flores. The Chargers' defense is starting to look equally lost against run and pass because of injuries and other issues. This is a very tough long road trip. Tagovailoa gets more help, protects the ball well while Herbert is forced into big mistakes that offset his big plays.
Pick
olphins win 27-24and cover the spread.Sunday, 4:25p.m. ET, Fox.
The 49ers will get some offensive help back at wide receiver but they still need to replace running back and tight end by committee. Despite his struggles with turnovers, Nick Mullens will get another start filling in for Jimmy Garoppolo over C.J. Beathard. The 49ers' pass rush isn't the same without Nick Bosa and they have too many issues in coverage at both linebacker and the secondary. Look for Drew Brees to keep spreading the ball around quickly and the Saints' defense will continue to be stout against the run, setting up pressure on Mullens in catchup mode.
Pick :Saints win 30-17 and cover the spread.
Sunday, 8:20p.m. ET, NBC.
Lamar Jackson is struggling to pass and isn't getting much help from the traditional running game. The Patriots drafted and rebuilt their defense to better contain running QBs. They will work to take away that element and force the Ravens to grind out yards, not worrying much about big plays downfield. The Patriots, unfortunately, can't trust Cam Newton to be in comfortable passing or running situations against the Ravens' defense, either.
Pick :Ravens win 20-14but fail to cover the spread.
Monday, 8:15p.m. ET, ESPN.
The Vikings have been rolling by feeding Dalvin Cook, both taking pressure of Kirk Cousins and making life easier on a defense having major secondary issues. It's much easier to run on the Bears than force throwing on them, which plays into the hands of Mike Zimmer's game plan. The Bears will have some success throwing with Nick Foles to Allen Robinson and others, but they will be too one-dimensional with Foles feeling enough heat to make more mistakes.
Pick :Vikings win 23-20 and cover the spread.
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