Vincent Jackson, Laurent Robinson and…John Carlson? Analyzing the Open Market Flux
Posted by Ray Tannock on Mar 15, 2012
UPDATED Sunday, March 8th, 2012: The 2012 NFL free agent market has already given fantasy owners plenty of reason to switch over to rethink mode and we’ve haven’t even begun discussing OTAs and camp. I mean really: Vincent Jackson, Laurent Robinson, Peyton Hillis, Brandon Marshall and Randy Moss have already cornered water-cooler talk for a few weeks...
Read MoreJacksonville Jaguars 2012 Mock Draft: A Full 7-Round Look
Posted by Ray Tannock on Mar 13, 2012
The Jaguars were a very up and down team in 2011, but they were also a very surprising team throughout the season despite a losing record. The Jags MUST provide quality upgrades on offense this season if they are to keep up competitively, and they also must significantly upgrade their pass-rushing department if they are to even stand a chance against the more...
Read MoreIndanapolis Colts 2012 Mock Draft: Full 7-Round Look
Posted by Ray Tannock on Mar 7, 2012
The Indianapolis Colts will enter this year’s draft with a slate that has been wiped clean with the release of long-time Colt veteran Peyton Manning, but to be honest, this team needs to move with the future in mind now before it’s too late. The Colts, by design, are NOT the 2-14 team from a year ago. The Colts ARE by virtue of that miserable...
Read MorePeyton Manning’s Release: Where Will Manning Play Next?
Posted by Ray Tannock on Mar 7, 2012
The Peyton Manning era is officially over in Indianapolis and the after shocks will be felt globally, from within free agency all the way to the 2012 NFL Draft. To some, the decision to release Manning was the right choice. The Colts are all but expected to draft Andrew Luck as the heir to the throne, and the money saved from Manning’s release will help...
Read MoreAtlanta Falcons 2012 Mock Draft: 7-Round Predictions
Posted by Ray Tannock on Feb 25, 2012
The Atlanta Falcons enter the 2012 NFL Draft with no first round selection and a limited amount of picks as it is (5), so the emphasis is going to be on making every selection count—hopefully this mock draft will reflect a few of those potential picks. The biggest potential name-loss for Atlanta—this year—will be defensive end John Abraham, but in a small...
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