Wake Forest wide receiver Greg Dortch recently announced that he would forgo his final two years of college eligibility to declare for the NFL draft. Is he someone dynasty owners should be paying attention to? There are reasons both for optimism and for restraint…....

Daniel Jones ended his college career with a masterful performance against Temple in the Independence Bowl. The 6-foot-5-inch, 220-pound quarterback’s size and arm strength have made him a popular first-round pick in recent mock drafts. Does he deserve that lofty consideration?…...

Some colleges seem to have a knack for producing players at a certain position. Georgia seems able to keep churning out productive running backs, like Todd Gurley and Nick Chubb. USC has sent a fair number of quarterbacks into the NFL (with varying levels of success). Carson Palmer, Mark Sanchez, and Matt Leinart were all drafted in the first round. Stanford, it seems, has got…...

After finishing 15th nationally in yards receiving in 2018, Lil’Jordan Humphrey has decided to forgo his senior season at Texas and enter the NFL Draft. Aside from his solid final-season production, the 6-foot-4, 225-pound wide receiver is noted for his size and run-after-catch abilities. Does Humphrey warrant consideration in the first round of dynasty rookie drafts?…...

There are always prospects who, after perhaps not putting up huge numbers during their college careers, suddenly begin attracting attention during the pre-draft process thanks to athletic gifts they were not able to adequately showcase in school. One such player in 2019 could be Ole Miss tight end, Dawson Knox…....

Following a dominant performance against Washington State in the Alamo Bowl, David Montgomery has officially declared for the 2019 NFL Draft. The 5-foot-11, 213-pound running back leaves Iowa State with the sixth-most yards rushing in school history. In a draft class without a clear-cut RB1, does Montgomery belong in that discussion?…...

The recent trend of college players declining to participate in bowl games to better prepare for the NFL Draft shows little sign of stopping anytime soon. One of the biggest names to opt for this approach from the 2018 season was Iowa tight end Noah Fant. Fant declared in late November that he had played his last game for the Hawkeyes, “missing out” on a chance…...

On January 1st, Myles Gaskin will cap a spectacular college career when the Washington Huskies face the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Rose Bowl. The 5-foot-10, 193-pound senior has been one of the most consistent running backs in the country over the last four seasons. Should dynasty owners view him as a first-round pick in rookie drafts next summer?…...

On January 1st, Benny Snell Jr. and the Kentucky Wildcats will square off against the Penn State Nittany Lions in the Citrus Bowl. The 5-foot-11, 223-pound junior has been one of the most productive running backs in the country over the last three seasons. Can he play a similar workhorse role in the NFL?…...

The No. 5 ranked Georgia Bulldogs take on the No. 15 ranked Texas Longhorns in the 85th Sugar Bowl to open 2019, something of a consolation for Georgia after losing to Alabama in the SEC Conference title game a few weeks ago. One of the players I will be keeping an eye is Bulldogs tight end Isaac Nauta, who’ll wear 18. He’s not a surefire lock to…...

On December 31, Trayveon Williams and the Texas A&M Aggies take on the North Carolina State Wolfpack in the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl…....

On January 1, 2019, Parris Campbell and the Ohio State Buckeyes take on the Washington Huskies in the Rose Bowl. Campbell was a high profile high school prospect who was a late bloomer in college…....

On December 31st, Drew Lock will lead the Missouri Tigers offense against the Oklahoma State Cowboys in the Liberty Bowl. The 6-foot-4, 225-pound senior has the size and physical tools that NFL front offices dream about. But does the rest of his resume point to a future NFL starter? And how should dynasty owners value Lock in upcoming rookie drafts?…...

On December 31st, Emanuel Hall will play his final college game for the Missouri Tigers against the Oklahoma State Cowboys in the Liberty Bowl. The 6-foot-3, 195-pound senior wide receiver has been mentioned in draft circles as a potential draft day sleeper. But injuries and personal issues have limited his production. Does he profile as a future NFL starter?…...

On December 31st, JJ Arcega-Whiteside will close out his college career at Stanford against the Pitt Panthers in the Sun Bowl. A big-bodied wide receiver from a very athletic family, Arcega-Whiteside should draw plenty of attention from NFL scouts this spring. Where should he rank in the 2019 WR class for dynasty purposes?…...

On December 31, 2018, Qadree Ollison and the Pittsburgh Panthers take on the Stanford Cardinal in the Hyundai Sun Bowl. Ollison redshirted his freshman year and played all four years at Pittsburgh…....

Utah State junior running back Darwin Thompson has declared for the NFL draft after a single season of Division I football. Listed at 5 feet 8 inches and 200 pounds,[1]Probably closer to 195 according to his strength coach. Thompson has already drawn comparisons to Tarik Cohen, in part because of his JUCO background. … Footnotes[+]Footnotes[−] Footnotes ↑1 Probably closer to 195 according to his strength coach....

Josh Jacobs leads Alabama’s three-headed running back monster into an Orange Bowl and semifinal matchup against the Oklahoma Sooners. Although Jacobs has eligibility remaining, many draft experts project him among the top 2019 RBs, with some now moving him to No. 1…....

Alexander Mattison was set to lead the Boise State Broncos against the Boston College Eagles in the First Responder Bowl but Mother Nature had other plans. Now officially declared for the NFL Draft, Mattison will shift his focus to preparing for the next level. The 5-foot-11, 211-pound junior is one of the youngest, most productive running backs in the 2019 class. How should he be…...

On December 29, Marquise Brown will lead the Oklahoma Sooners’ wide receiver group against the Alabama Crimson Tide in the Orange Bowl. The 5-foot-10, 168-pound junior has been one of the most explosive WRs in the country this season. Thought to be a potential first-round draft pick if he declares for the draft, does Brown have the profile to match his lofty billing?…...