Some fuss was made over the news that Henry Ruggs would 'start' in the slot for the Raiders, but it's likely just the first lesson in what will turn to a broader curriculum for the rookie.
Jordan Mazzara reviews the Seahawks' prospects after making Russell Wilson the NFL's highest-paid player.
Jerry recaps his first ever rookie auction in a dynasty league, explaining why he spent $59 on wide receivers and just $2 on running backs. The one big regret? Missing out on Kyler Murray.
Eighth overall selection T.J. Hockenson projects well for the long term, but in re-draft formats he carries a razor-thin margin of error at his post-draft acquisition cost.
It's rare to find a rookie class where a quarterback warrants the top overall spot, but Kyler Murray offers stability in a class otherwise lacking it.
There was some thought Bryce Love might last until the sixth or seventh round, but Washington scooped him up in the fourth, presumably with plans for a 2019 redshirt.
Hakeem Butler continues to build steam after a solid combine showing, but the author argues for a ranking outside the top 10 in dynasty rookie drafts.
The Senior Bowl practices have come and gone, and after a dominant week Deebo Samuel and Penny Hart are the biggest winners.
Anthony Johnson was highly productive the last two years for Buffalo, but the MAC prospect needs to show well to offset age concerns.