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The San Francisco 49ers are exploring options at offensive tackle by working out five players, including Le’Raven Clark, Chris Hubbard, Brandon Parker, Zachary Thomas, and Matt Waletzko, due to Spencer Burford's knee injury that may sideline him. The team may sign one of these players if Burford is unable to play.
Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry has confirmed that he has no plans to trade cornerback Greg Newsome II or any of the team's three starting-caliber offensive tackles, despite ongoing rumors. Berry reiterated his intention to keep Newsome, and stated that there have been no changes to this plan.
The NFL Draft's offensive tackle class is strong, with 13 prospects ranked Tier 2 or better. The San Francisco 49ers are expected to target an offensive tackle, but top prospects like JC Latham, Olu Fashanu, and Joe Alt are likely to be off the board early. The class includes promising talents like Kingsley Suamataia and Amarius Mims, with potential day one impact. The article provides detailed evaluations of the top 14 offensive tackle prospects, highlighting their strengths and areas for improvement.
The Tennessee Titans are considering their options for offensive tackles in the upcoming NFL Draft while also evaluating the players already on their roster. General Manager Ran Carthon expressed confidence in the current players' potential for improvement under offensive line coach Bill Callahan, with an emphasis on competition and development. The team currently lists five tackles on their roster, including recent acquisition Leroy Watson IV, and is also considering the versatility of players like Dillon Radunz. Head coach Brian Callahan highlighted the need for development and competition among the young and talented players, indicating that the team may still explore veteran options as well.
A 2024 NFL mock draft predicts the top picks, with USC's Caleb Williams going to the Chicago Bears, UNC's Drake Maye to the Washington Commanders, and LSU's Jayden Daniels to the New England Patriots. The draft also includes projections for top wide receivers and offensive tackles, as well as potential picks for various teams, highlighting the strengths and needs of each.
In a recent NFL mock draft, top QB prospect Caleb Williams goes to the Chicago Bears, while the Washington Commanders select Drake Maye as the second pick. The Minnesota Vikings trade up to secure J.J. McCarthy, and the Arizona Cardinals pick Marvin Harrison Jr. The Los Angeles Chargers select Joe Alt, and the Chicago Bears trade with the New York Giants to pick Rome Odunze. The draft continues with various trades and selections, including the New England Patriots picking Jayden Daniels and the Denver Broncos selecting Quinyon Mitchell.
After missing out on Tyron Smith, the Patriots are considering several options to address the left tackle position, including signing free agents like Charles Leno Jr., Mekhi Becton, Trent Brown, or David Bakhtiari, or looking to the NFL Draft for a solution. The team's quiet start to free agency has left them with multiple major needs and limited premium picks, making it crucial for them to reinforce their lineup before the draft.
The 2024 NFL Draft class is filled with talent, including four top quarterbacks and a group of blazing-fast wide receivers. The Bleacher Report Scouting Department has put together a three-round mock draft based on their evaluations and the combine. Top picks include quarterbacks Caleb Williams, Drake Maye, and Jayden Daniels, as well as wide receivers Marvin Harrison Jr. and Rome Odunze. Offensive tackle Joe Alt also made a strong impression at the combine.
The 2024 NFL Combine showcased several standout offensive tackle prospects, including Taliese Fuaga from Oregon State, Kingsley Suamataia from BYU, Blake Fisher from Notre Dame, Roger Rosengarten from Washington, and Garrett Greenfield from South Dakota State, all of whom displayed impressive athleticism and potential versatility in their projected NFL positions. These prospects offer the Detroit Lions options to address their needs at both guard and tackle positions in the upcoming draft.
The 2024 Senior Bowl has provided insight into the upcoming NFL draft class, with a focus on rising prospects, quarterback depth, offensive positions, and potential coaching moves. The event also sparked discussions about the 2025 QB class and the buzz surrounding certain players, while shedding light on late-round running back prospects and the depth of the offensive tackle class.
The Senior Bowl's first day of practices showcased quarterback prospects like Joe Milton and Michael Penix, Jr., with standout performances from wide receivers Roman Wilson and Ladd McConkey. Offensive tackle Tyler Guyton impressed, while UNH's Dylan Laube and tight ends Ben Sinnott and Theo Johnson showed promise. Defensive standouts included CB Quinyon Mitchell, CB Cam Hart, DT Braden Fiske, and DT Gabe Hall. The event provides valuable insights for NFL scouts ahead of the 2024 draft.
Day one of Senior Bowl practices showcased standout performances from Oregon C Jackson Powers-Johnson and Houston OT Pat Paul, while Washington QB Michael Penix Jr's potential intrigued scouts despite lingering concerns. Oregon QB Bo Nix failed to impress, while USC WR Brenden Rice and Penn State CBs Kalen King and Johnny Dixon also made notable impressions.
Daniel Jeremiah releases his 2024 NFL mock draft 1.0, predicting the Bears, Commanders, Patriots, and Saints to pick quarterbacks, with Williams, Maye, Daniels, and Harrison Jr. among the top selections. The mock draft also highlights top offensive tackles and wide receivers, with insights into potential team needs and player fits for the upcoming NFL Draft in Detroit.
The 2024 NFL Draft Big Board 3.0 ranks the top 100 prospects, with quarterbacks Drake Maye and Caleb Williams leading the list. The board is dominated by quarterbacks, offensive tackles, and wide receivers, with notable prospects including Marvin Harrison Jr., Joe Alt, and Malik Nabers. The rankings highlight the players' strengths, skills, and potential contributions at the next level.
Cleveland Browns left tackle Jedrick Wills will miss the rest of the season after undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery. This comes after rookie Dawand Jones also suffered a knee injury and was ruled out for the season. The Browns' offensive tackle situation has been plagued by injuries, with Jack Conklin already out for the year. James Hudson and Geron Christian will continue to fill in at the tackle positions as long as they remain healthy.