The Raiders continue to be linked to Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty.
Read moreEach off-season, I track team needs and the players most likely to fill those needs in a chart like this. In the coming weeks and months, NFL teams will have multiple opportunities to fill those holes, namely the March free agency period and April’s NFL Draft.
In this series, I’ll go position-by-position looking at teams in need, along with the veterans and rookies who could eventually fill the blanks on the chart below.
Every year, the wide receiver position seems to be more and more important as teams build deeper position groups than ever. That movement could take a hit this off-season as both the free agent group and rookie class are considered below average. Let’s take a look at what might happen this off-season at the wide receiver position.
It seems strange to have the Super Bowl champs atop the list when it comes to needing help at the wide receiver position, but that is the case. Marquez Valdes-Scantling was a non-factor for much of the season, Kadarius Toney couldn’t stay healthy and JuJu Smith-Schuster is set to enter free agency for the third-straight off-season. Picking last in the first round, the Chiefs could be in position to add one of the top rookie receivers in this year’s class.
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The Raiders continue to be linked to Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty.
Read moreFree agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers is still unsure if he'll play this season.
Read moreMultiple reports are indicating Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders' stock is slipping.
Read moreMultiple reports are circulating that Cam Ward is indeed going to be the first pick in next week's NFL Draft.
Read moreFormer LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy was found dead on Sunday morning.
Read moreSaints quarterback Derek Carr is dealing with a significant shoulder injury.
Read moreEach off-season, I track team needs and the players most likely to fill those needs in a chart like this. In the coming weeks and months, NFL teams will have multiple opportunities to fill those holes, namely the March free agency period and April’s NFL Draft.
In this series, I’ll go position-by-position looking at teams in need, along with the veterans and rookies who could eventually fill the blanks on the chart below.
Every year, the wide receiver position seems to be more and more important as teams build deeper position groups than ever. That movement could take a hit this off-season as both the free agent group and rookie class are considered below average. Let’s take a look at what might happen this off-season at the wide receiver position.
It seems strange to have the Super Bowl champs atop the list when it comes to needing help at the wide receiver position, but that is the case. Marquez Valdes-Scantling was a non-factor for much of the season, Kadarius Toney couldn’t stay healthy and JuJu Smith-Schuster is set to enter free agency for the third-straight off-season. Picking last in the first round, the Chiefs could be in position to add one of the top rookie receivers in this year’s class.
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