Draft News and More
Archive for January, 2010
Mississippi QB Snead plans to skip senior season, apply for draft
Jan 8th
Mississippi quarterback Jevan Snead is
going pro, skipping his senior season to enter the NFL draft after
leading the Rebels to their best back-to-back seasons in nearly
four decades.
Antonio Brown to Enter NFL Draft
Jan 7th
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. - Central Michigan junior receiver Antonio Brown will enter the National Football League Draft.
Demaryius Thomas Turning Pro?
Jan 7th
Georgia Tech junior wide receiver Demaryius Thomas has scheduled a press conference tomorrow (Friday).
Colt McCoy Knocked Out of BCS Game
Jan 7th
Texas quarterback Colt McCoy was forced to leave the BCS Championship Bowl early in the first quarter due to a shoulder injury.
Jason Worilds Latest Junior To Declare
Jan 7th
Virginia Tech defensive end Jason Worilds (http://www.nfldraftbible.com/Players/List/2010-Big-Board/Jason-Worilds*.html) said he has decided to forgo his senior season and enter the NFL draft, according to ESPN.
Report: Eric Mangini To Return In 2010
Jan 7th
Eric Mangini will return as head coach of the Cleveland Browns in 2010, according to Bruce Drennan of Sports Time Ohio.
Jevan Snead Enters His Name In The Draft
Jan 7th
According to various sources, Ole Miss quarterback Jevan Snead (http://www.nfldraftbible.com/Players/List/2011-Big-Board/Jevan-Snead.html) has decided to declare for the 2010 NFL Draft.
Agent Hints CMU Wide Out Is Gone
Jan 7th
What has been rumored for weeks may soon become reality for Central Michigan wide receiver Antonio Brown (http://www.nfldraftbible.com/Players/List/2011-Big-Board/Antonio-Brown.html).
Joe Theisman Interview With The Commish
Jan 7th
The following is a transcript from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s interview from the Joe Theisman radio show on December 4, 2010.
Jake Locker To Mentor Legend’s Son
Jan 7th
Jake Locker (http://www.nfldraftbible.com/Players/List/2011-Big-Board/Jake-Locker.html) will hold a news conference Friday to talk publicly for the first time about his decision to stay at Washington for another year, a senior football season that begins with spring practice on March 29. And when the Huskies hit the field that day, Locker could be joined by the team’s presumed quarterback of the future, Nick Montana, son of Hall of Famer Joe Montana.