The Draft Scout

May 12, 2024 | thedraftscout.com | Matt Miller

Everyone is doing a 2025 “too early” mock draft. We’re taking that one step farther and giving you a 2026 mock draft. How can we do that? Well, it’s a lot of projection. It means making some assumptions about where teams will be in two seasons and predictions about where certain players will be in their careers. Will Aaron Rodgers and Matthew Stafford still be playing? Probably not.

Jan 15, 2024 | thedraftscout.com | Matt Miller

We have surprising losses in Dallas, a revitalized Kansas City, and a Houston Texans team that looked unbeatable on Sunday afternoon. We also have six teams losing games, which means a major update to the draft order. Also notable: January 15 is the deadline for underclassmen to enter the 2024 NFL draft.

Jan 11, 2024 | thedraftscout.com | Matt Miller

The 2024 Senior Bowl rosters have been announced, barring a few late additions, and this year there’s a change—the “senior” bowl is allowing underclassmen as part of a new NFL rule that allows declared underclassmen to participate in all-star games. Redshirt sophomores and juniors—players who have completed three years of college—can apply for special admission to the NFL prior to the hard deadline of January 15.

Jan 10, 2024 | thedraftscout.com | Matt Miller

The draft order is set. We have a good idea on which underclassmen are entering the class. We have a good idea which general manager and head coaching jobs are open. So let’s dive into the first true mock draft of the off-season. Subscribe today and never miss a mock draft, a podcast, a big board update, or our very popular rumors and notes pieces. Get the real deal on the 2024 NFL draft—not just the same five players talked about for four months. 1.

Jan 8, 2024 | thedraftscout.com | Matt Miller

The Monday after the final regular season game is always a bleak time around the NFL as general managers, coaches, assistant coaches and front office personnel are relieved of their jobs. Fans may be excited and hopeful about front office and coaching changes, but for the men and women who will be looking for new jobs, it’s a tough day full of unrealized expectations and dreams. For many it means starting over. For some it’s the end of a dream.