Rookie Big Board Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Join Tyler Sawa, Surae Poole, and Dante Collinelli as they argue which players on the 2021 Reece's Senior Bowl roster have the most to prove this week. Tyler argues for Florida quarterback Kyle Trask (this show was recorded before Kyle Trask pulled out of the event) and Surae argues for Alabama quarterback Mac Jones as they both have first-round aspirations. Dante argues for Florida State defensive tackle Marvin Wilson who let him down with his play this season but has a chance to redeem himself this week. 

The guys also argue for some players they believe are sleepers. Tyler is a  homer and picks Michigan wide receiver Nico Collins who opted out of the 2020 season. Surae breaks down Clemson wide receiver Cornell Powell who burst onto the scene this year after not playing much in his first four seasons. Dante selected Vanderbilt defensive tackle Dayo Odeyingbo who he believes is one of the most unique prospects in the class. 

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In this episode, John and Matt break down every wide receiver that will be in Mobile this week. They go through the rationale for big names like Devonta Smith out of Alabama and Tylan Wallace out of Oklahoma State to attend. They go through over a dozen top wideout names, breaking down college production and tape review. Featured players include Nico Collins from Michigan, D'Wayne Eskridge from Western Michigan, Cornell Powell and Amari Rodgers from Clemson, as well as Kadarious Toney and Trevon Grimes from the University of Florida.

Dynasty Fantasy Football players, Devy Fantasy Football players, and NFL Draft fans will find this episode to be insightful and exciting as the guys get geared up for a great 2021 NFL Draft season.

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This week we take a listen back to our interview with Texas star line backer JosephOssai. A student both on and off the field, Joseph’s accomplishments include 15.5tackles for a loss this past season, 24 collegiate starts at Texas, and a semi-finalist for the Chuck Bednarik award. Joseph details the different hats he wore in the Longhorn defense, fierce competition in practice, and deciding on a school. Joseph also takes us through his film breakdown process, experiencing the Red River Showdownrivalry game, plus aspirations of giving back to his roots in Nigeria. We thank Joseph for joining us on the show and wish him luck in the NFL. For more interviews like this check out Inside the NFL Prospects on all major podcasting platforms

Ryan Roberts and David Turner address the state of the NFL predraft process for the 2021 NFL Draft, diving into the complications of not having an NFL Combine.  They cover various changes throughout the process and what to expect. They also talk about the Carolina Panthers hiring Marty Hurney and the Jacksonville Jaguars hiring Trent Baalke as their new general managers. 

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Ryan and Eric talk about what it takes for a receiver to be a cornerstone building block for your fantasy team. They discuss if Justin Jefferson can be WR1, are D.K. Metcalf and A.J. Brown worth their lofty draft position, should Stefon Diggs be in the conversation with the other top guys, and is Michael Thomas still an elite fantasy option? They also cover the future of the receiver position with the 2020 and 2021 draft class.

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Join Tyler Sawa, Surae Poole, and Dante Collinelli as they argue who should be the first wide receiver off the board during the 2021 NFL Draft and whether or not Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s playoff struggles should prevent teams from drafting quarterbacks with similar skill sets in the future. 

Surae argues Alabama wide receiver and Heisman trophy winner DeVonta Smith should be the first receiver taken. He dives into his scouting report and what role he thinks Smith will play in the NFL. Dante gives his scouting report and argues for Alabama wide receiver Jaylen Waddle because speed is the future of the NFL. 

Lastly, Tyler argues Lamar Jackson’s playoff struggles throwing the football should put teams on edge when drafting a quarterback with a similar skill set. Surae argues Baltimore’s offensive coordinator, Greg Roman, is more to blame for Lamar’s struggles. 

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In this episode, John and Matt continue diving into the 2021 Senior Bowl Class. They breakdown the film, college production, and analytic benchmarks for the stars of the class like Jamie Newman of Wake Forest, Kyle Trask of Florida, and Hunter Long out of Boston College. They also breakdown Felipe Franks of Arkansas, Texas A&M's Kellen Mond, and Sam Ehlinger from the University of Texas. 

Tight ends are often forgetting about but the guys show you why you do not want to forget about Tony Poljan out of Virginia, Ole Miss' Kenny Yeboah, Duke's Noah Gray, Quintin Morris out of Bowling Green, and Kylen Granson from SMU. 

Dynasty Fantasy Football players, Devy Fantasy Football players, and NFL Draft fans will find this episode to be insightful and exciting as the guys get geared up for a great 2021 NFL Draft season.

Notre Dame linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah is a flat out beast. Born in Hampton, Virginia his accolades include winning the Butkus Award, AAC defensive player of the Year, and first among linebackers on Mel Kiper Jr’s rankings. Jeremiah sat down with us before the season to talk about team camaraderie, pre-game preparation, and post NFL aspirations. Jeremiah also shared his thoughts on future prospects, RayLewis, and advice to the next generation of collegiate football stars. We thank Jeremiah for joining us on the show and wish him luck in the NFL.

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Ryan Roberts and former NFL scout David Turner cover the latest buzz around NFL head coach and general manager openings. They discuss the direction of the Denver Broncos, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Washington Football Team, Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Jets, Detroit Lions, Los Angeles Chargers, and Houston Texans. They then cover the messy situation for the Houston Texans and Deshaun Watson, and if the situation is even fixable. 

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Ryan and Eric discuss NFL Running Backs who you should build your fantasy teams around. They talk about Derrick Henry's workload, Christian Mccaffrey and Saquon Barkley's injures, Alvin Kamara's fluid situation in New Orleans, and Dalvin Cook's ceiling. They also dive into the future of the running back position with past years' breakouts of Jonathan Taylor, D'Andre Swift, and Cam Akers. They finish by talking about the 2021 draft class, specifically how high Najee Harris can go in start up drafts. 

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