The Group of Five conferences always seem to have their fair share of quality NFL Draft prospects. The 2019 draft will be no exceptions. Teams from the American Athletic Conference, Mid-American Conference, Conference USA, Sun Belt Conference, and the Mountain West Conference make up the Group of Five. Today we are going to look at the top 2019 NFL Draft prospect from each of the Group of Five conferences. We
The Pac-12 has fallen behind the other Power-5 conferences in both wins and monetarily. They are still pumping out NFL prospects, however. The Pac-12 has especially been cranking out top quarterback prospects. 2019 should be no different with the top QB (potentially) residing in the conference. ARIZONA WILDCATS KHALIL TATE, JR, QB Khalil Tate is a tremendous athlete at the QB position. In eleven games in 2017, Tate ran 1400
The Big 12 has failed to send the number of prospects to the NFL like its Power-5 brethren have. They did have the #1 overall pick a year ago with Oklahoma QB Baker Mayfield. Today we are going to look at what the ten-member institutions of the Big 12 have to offer. BAYLOR BEARS JALEN HURD, SR, WR/TE Jalen Hurd signed with Tennessee as a five-star running back. Injuries and
The Big Ten has sent its fair share of talent into the NFL. Ohio State and Michigan have been the largest supplier but Penn State has produced a bunch lately. Today we are going to look at who are the top prospects for each of their fourteen-member schools available for the 2019 NFL Draft. ILLINOIS FIGHTING ILLINI NICK ALLEGRETTI, SR, C Lovie Smith has not cultivated the talent necessary for
The ACC has consistently been one of the higher producers of talent into the NFL. This especially has been true since the conference added Florida State in the early nineties. Today we are going to look at who are the top prospects for each of their fourteen member schools available for the 2019 NFL Draft. BOSTON COLLEGE EAGLES TOMMY SWEENEY, SR, TE When watching BC a year ago, Tommy Sweeney
Year in and year out, the SEC produces more top prospects for the NFL Draft than any other conference. I expect the 2019 NFL Draft to be no different. This will be the first part of my 2019 NFL Draft Conference preview series. I will be looking at the top prospect for each school in every FBS conference heading into the 2018 college football season, starting today with the Southeastern
I am not a perfect NFL Draft talent evaluator. No one is. NFL teams get it wrong every year. It is an inexact science. The key to becoming a better evaluator is figuring out where you went wrong and learning from it. The 2018 NFL Draft was my worst year in the six-year that I have been running DeepFriedDraft.com. The Huddle Report scores hundreds of NFL Draft evaluators on Mock
We have not quite finished shoveling the last bit of dirt on the 2018 NFL Draft. That is not going to stop us from looking too early into the 2019 NFL Draft class with a watch list of the Quarterback position. Five QBs were selected in the first round this year, tying for the second-most all-time in the first round. Not every team that needed a passer (or will need
