newsheaven

Pro Football Focus unveiled their latest mock draft On Monday morning, as the NFL Draft approaches in under four weeks, a mock draft from PFF featured Georgia's safety. Malaki Starks expected to be chosen by the Pittsburgh Steelers with the 21st pick. Although Starks hasn’t often been associated with the Steelers, and safety isn’t typically mentioned among their primary areas for improvement, drafting him would significantly strengthen Pittsburgh’s defensive lineup. Mega Starks Expected to Join Steelers in Recent PFF Mock Draft What Malaki Starks Could Contribute to the Pittsburgh Steelers Although defensive tackle, running back, and wide receiver positions have been seen as some of Pittsburgh’s greatest areas for improvement, they truly need to focus on several key aspects. add another piece To their safe haven. The pairing of Minkah Fitzpatrick and DeShon Elliott creates an impressive frontline, yet the backup options within this unit seem limited at present. If...

The 2025 NFL Draft is just ahead, and the Chicago Bears are preparing to introduce a fresh batch of newcomers into their ranks. With seven picks at their disposal, including four within the first 72 slots, Chicago finds itself well-positioned to strengthen its lineup under newly appointed head coach Ben Johnson. In a recent mock draft from Pro Football Focus , the Bears choose running back Ashton Jeanty as the 10th overall selection to bolster Johnson's offensive arsenal. However, their moves do not end there. According to PFF, Chicago trades back into the first round (with the Los Angeles Rams ) to secure a dominant defensive tackle from Michigan named Kenneth Grant. When it comes to the trade specifics: The Bears get the Rams’ pick at No. 26 along with No. 127, in return for giving up their choices at No. 39 and No. 72. Entering 2025, the Bears will rely on Gervon Dexter Sr. and Grady Jarrett as their primary defensive tackles, despite both players posting su...

The Washington Commanders urgently require assistance at the edge rusher position. Majority of experts and supporters think that the Commanders will very likely select an edge rusher with their No. 29 overall choice in April’s 2025 NFL Draft. Nevertheless, the abundance of edge rushers in this draft might enable Washington to explore innovative ways to bolster their pass rushing corps. Instead of waiting and hoping prospects such as James Pearce Jr. (Tennessee), Mike Green (Marshall), or Donovan Ezeiruaku (Boston College) will drop down to them, General Manager Adam Peters and his team are pursuing every possible avenue. Based on NFL draft analysis from Tony Pauline at Sportskeeda This week, the Commanders attended the University of Miami's pro day. However, they weren’t there to evaluate quarterback Cam Ward. Instead, the team met with edge rusher Tyler Baron. Pauline mentioned that the Commanders had an extensive meeting with Baron on Monday. Standing tall at 6 fee...