Doug Farrar
NFL Editor at USA Today
Football dork. Athlon Sports, SB Nation, The Guardian. Laura's husband. AP All-Pro/MVP voter. Kick out the jams, or get off the stage.
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6 days ago |
athlonsports.com | Doug Farrar
Picture the scenario. It's early morning on Friday, April 25. You are one of 32 NFL general managers. As everyone walks into the facility to take on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL draft, you have your own list of prospects. And everyone else employed by the franchise in an evaluative sense, from your head coach and assistant coaches, to your Director of College Scouting and all your area scouts, to perhaps your team owner who thinks he's a general manager (probably not a good sign)?
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6 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Doug Farrar
Picture the scenario. It's early morning on Friday, April 25. You are one of 32 NFL general managers. As everyone walks into the facility to take on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL draft, you have your own list of prospects. And everyone else employed by the franchise in an evaluative sense, from your head coach and assistant coaches, to your Director of College Scouting and all your area scouts, to perhaps your team owner who thinks he's a general manager (probably not a good sign)?
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6 days ago |
centredaily.com | Doug Farrar
Center: Willie Lampkin, North CarolinaOkay, it's time to get weird. Would you draft an interior offensive line prospect, no matter how many times he beat defenders into submission, if he stood 5-foot-11 and weighed 279 pounds? The Mockdraftable.com database has every center prospect invited to the scouting since 1999 baked in, and center is the position you generally stow guys when the height is a problem.
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6 days ago |
athlonsports.com | Doug Farrar
Running Back: Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia Tech When it comes to the 5-foot-9, 206-pound Bhayshul Tuten, you have to start with the scouting combine, because that's where he absolutely blew it up in the drills. After running a 4.32-second 40-yard dash with a 1.49-second 10-yard split ( 95th-98th percentile for running backs since 1999) and looking equally superhuman in the vertical and broad jumps, Tuten pretty much forced every NFL team to go back to his tape with a different mindset.
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sacbee.com | Doug Farrar
Picture the scenario. It's early morning on Friday, April 25. You are one of 32 NFL general managers. As everyone walks into the facility to take on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL draft, you have your own list of prospects. And everyone else employed by the franchise in an evaluative sense, from your head coach and assistant coaches, to your Director of College Scouting and all your area scouts, to perhaps your team owner who thinks he's a general manager (probably not a good sign)?
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A reminder: trash cans on the beach are less than ten yards apart - so if you don't walk your butt to a trash can to responsibly dispose of your trash and instead litter, then come football season I don't wanna hear you complain when your team can't get a first down. https://t.co/lj8ajOEiGZ
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Rutgers LT Hollin Pierce is a fascinating prospect. Weighed up to 455 pounds in high school, and got interest from Rutgers after sending out his own videos. 6' 8⅜" and 341 at the combine with arm length/wingspan that are pure science fiction. Far more agile than you'd expect. https://t.co/91lWs2dIKM
