By Adam Aniba The 2022 NFL draft class boasts some blue chip talent on defense. One particular defensive prospect that has impressed us is Notre Dame's safety Kyle Hamilton. Although he has another year of eligibility, his stock has never been higher. NFL defensive coordinators are always on the lookout for field generals for backend support. Having a ball hawk that is versatile enough to align in single high coverage, in the box and even line up in the slot, will make Hamilt

By Adam Aniba Last season we spotlighted Purdue wide receiver Rondale Moore, pre-draft, who impressed NFL scouts with his potential and pro-day numbers. A criticism was his durability and his small stature (only 7 games '19 & '20). Nonetheless, Moore was drafted by the Arizona Cardinals with pick #49 in the 2nd round. Another mighty dynamo has shined this season, in Western Kentucky receiver Jerreth Sterns. The receiver made a name for himself at HBU (Houston Baptist Univ.),

By Adam Aniba With the college regular season wrapped up, NFL Draft hopefuls are making their announcements on social media, in regards to sitting out Bowl games in order to prepare for the draft. One particular Top 10 prospect never considered sitting out. Matt Corral 6'2" 208 lbs | QB | Ole MIss Draft Proj Top 10 Career Stats (36 games)*Passing- 610/904 8,271 yds 57 tds & 22 ints *Rushing- 327 att 1,321 yds 18 tds 2021 (12 games) *Passing- 258/378 3,333 yds 20 tds & 4 ints

By Adam Aniba After an impressive 2020 season, Ron Rivera had high hopes for tight end Logan Thomas ('20 72 rec 670 yds & 6 tds). After playing in 15 games last season, Thomas struggled to stay healthy and will go to IR after playing in only 6 games. Thomas has been extremely valuable over the last two weeks, catching touchdowns in each of the last two matchups. Washington is left with journeyman tight end Ricky Seals-Jones (23 rec 230 yds 2 tds) and rookies John Bates & Sam

By Adam Aniba Washington made it 4 wins in a row with Sunday's 17-15 win vs the Las Vegas Raiders. As with most of their wins this season, it came down to the final minutes of regulation to secure a win, moving the Burgundy and Gold to 6-6. With an almost unheard of schedule of a 5-game stretch coming up against Dallas then followed by another our games within the NFC East, Washington controls its own playoff destiny. If the season ended today, Washington would hold one of th

By Adam Aniba Washington has now clawed their way back into the playoff discussion and if the season ended today, Washington would get one of the last wildcard spots. Washington is the only NFC team to go undefeated in November. Sitting at 5-6, the season now looks dramatically different than it did prior to their bye week. Although Ron Rivera's offense ranks 22nd in scoring (229 pts), over the last 3 weeks they've controlled the time of possession in the 2nd half. Washingto