He adjusts quickly to the mental side of the game, so Arizona has an ideal weapon to counter 49ers tight end George Kittle, spy on Seattle QB Russell Wilson and patrol the middle of their defense – one that struggled massively against tight ends in 2019. Yeah, of course you do. Buffalo Bills DE Jerry Hughes shares reaction to being AFC Defensive Player of the Week on "NFL Now.". This, in turn, forces the Jets to reinvest in the position and devote resources away from other positions that will need it in the future.-- Sam Robinson. Brooks learns from Bobby Wagner, one of the best off-ball linebackers in the league, and turns into the heart and soul of a rebuilt Seahawks defense, and provides balance to Russell Wilson’s one-man offensive show. The Buccaneers fell in love with his incredible ability, trading up to grab him to help protect Tom Brady. Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa breaks down what the Dolphins are up against vs. Los Angeles Rams.

Reagor proves that his mediocre college production was not his fault at all.BUST: Reagor's lack of size (5-foot-11 and 194 pounds) and production prove to be legitimate knocks as he goes through an inconsistent career in which he fails to capitalize on his talent. All of our NFL content can be found on the NFL section of the ClutchPoints home page here. For someone the size of Tristan Wirfs, though? Live updates for Bucs fans throughout the 2020 NFL Draft.

If he can not protect new superstar quarterback Tom Brady, fans are not going to care about all the incredible things he can do off the field. 60 overall prospect proves to be an unworthy selection.-- Sam Robinson, BOOM: Gladney’s speed (clocked as fast as 4.34 in 40) and battle-tested nature in the pass-happy Big 12 prepare him well for the NFL, and he immediately thrives for a defense that needs instant impact at cornerback. Live updates for Bucs fans throughout Day 2 of the 2020 NFL Draft. Jarron Gilbert could do that. His big 2019 season came as a slot receiver with LSU; in 2018, when he lined up wide for the majority of his snaps, he was far less productive. The Bolts did well to trade left tackle Russell Okung for a younger, better player in guard Trai Turner, but they now have a rookie quarterback in Justin Herbert who struggled against pressure in college. His excellent work on intermediate (10-19 yards) targets for LSU – his 92.9 Pro Football Focus grade was seventh best in the nation – translates well to the NFL, and he gives the Vikings a dynamic weapon to pair with Adam Thielen.

His relative lack of experience as pass rusher (just 516 pass-rushing snaps in three years) hinders his development, and he gets frustrated by his inability to have success, as well as the generally moribund aura around the Jaguars. What better time to check in on the league with a fresh batch of power rankings?