Bleacher Report
As the Philadelphia Eagles fly high as champions following Super Bowl LIX, the NFL officially enters the offseason, rocking rockets towards the April draft.
However, multiple steps occur between the following, which undoubtedly changes the outlook for many forecasts.
From an evaluation perspective, prospects still have NFL combinations, professional days and individual training before they (hopefully) hear their names. When it comes to the pro scouting side of things, organizations look forward to free agencies and other potential paths to improving their respective rosters.
Based on what is now known from the season’s biggest game and draft cycle All-Star events, Bleacher reports on the scouting division of Brandon Thorne, Brent Saucekey, Dame Person and Matt Holder, reassessing the league’s landscape I sat down to do it.
Shifts occur and the team focuses on investing in trench.
Yes, two notable quarterbacks in the class, Miami’s Camward and Colorado’s Shedure Sanders, quickly left the board. From there, half of the first round, including nine of the first 15 picks, play along the offensive or defensive line.
This year’s class has a very important meat and potato feel when it comes to teams that make the right investment to compete against the best in the league.
