NFL Draft Scout

We have officially reached the start of the Mock Draft Season — the time of year where the college football regular season has finalized. The NCAA Championship Committee has selected their four teams to play on for the national title. The best college football players in the nation have been properly honored with their prestigious awards and recognized for their individual efforts throughout a hard-fought season. While all this is going on, National Football League teams are making their final stretch run to either solidify a divisional championship or paving their way into the playoffs as a wild card. Furthermore, while the actual teams are making their playoff push, we have millions of fantasy football diehards either staying alive in their playoffs or licking their wounds and finding their NFL fix by reading this article. With this said let's travel down the road of Mock Draft 1.0. This initial draft is not meant to be perfect. It is typically used to begin the process of looking at the team’s available draft capital, impending salary cap situations and the potential personnel needs based off who they may lose/gain in the offseason. What makes this even more difficult is that the actual draft board will be ever changing throughout the upcoming weeks.