In this fun and insightful NFL Draft mailbag episode, we’re answering YOUR questions! From deep-dive prospect talk to random food takes, we’re mixing serious analysis with some much-needed offseason fun. First up: Jordyn Tyson. Why is there so much buzz around the Arizona wide receiver, and does he have the tools to be a legitimate riser in the 2026 NFL Draft? We break down his tape, athletic profile, and potential draft stock.

We also tackle a variety of NFL Draft questions covering prospect rankings, team fits, scouting philosophy, and underrated sleepers to keep an eye on. And of course, it wouldn’t be a true mailbag without some wild food takes—yes, we’re talking everything from spicy wings to draft room snacks.

In this summer scouting breakdown, we take a deep dive into the Notre Dame defense and evaluate the top defensive prospects who could make a serious impact in the 2026 NFL Draft. From disruptive edge rushers to rangy safeties and physical linebackers, the Fighting Irish defense is stacked with NFL-caliber talent ready to shine this fall.

We spotlight key names with strong draft stock potential, analyzing their athletic traits, production, versatility, and scheme fit at the next level. Who are the future Day 1 or Day 2 picks? Which underrated defenders could rise up boards with a breakout season? We break it all down with in-depth scouting reports, positional breakdowns, and early NFL projections.

In this summer scouting episode, we turn our focus to Notre Dame Football and dive deep into one of the most exciting skill players in the 2026 NFL Draft class — Jeremiyah Love. With elite burst, open-field speed, and versatile playmaking ability, Love has all the tools to be a breakout offensive weapon this college football season. But how does his skill set translate to the NFL, and where could he land in the 2025 NFL Draft?

We also break down the rest of the Notre Dame offense, including potential NFL Draft risers at quarterback, wide receiver, and offensive line. From scheme fits to player traits, we analyze how this offense stacks up against top competition and what NFL scouts will be watching for throughout the season.

In this episode of Daft or Draft, we dive into some of the hottest debates surrounding the 2025 NFL Draft. Who’s the better NFL prospect: Nick Singleton or Kaytron Allen? We break down their strengths, weaknesses, and pro potential as two of the top running backs in college football. From power and vision to explosiveness and pass-catching, we compare these Penn State backs from a scouting and NFL fit perspective.

We also turn our attention to the Notre Dame wide receivers—a group with underrated talent and real breakout potential for the upcoming draft cycle. Are there any true WR1s in South Bend, or are we looking at a group of solid Day 2 and Day 3 contributors?

This episode delivers hard-hitting NFL Draft analysis, summer scouting breakdowns, and player comparisons, perfect for NFL fans, college football junkies, and fantasy football players prepping for the next wave of talent.

In this episode of our 2026 NFL Draft summer scouting series, we focus on two of the most exciting defensive prospects in college football — Caleb Downs and Sonny Styles — and break down the strength of the Ohio State Football defense heading into the 2024 season. With elite tools, athleticism, and production already on their résumés, both Downs and Styles are shaping up to be top-tier 2026 NFL Draft prospects.

We dive into Caleb Downs’ football IQ, coverage versatility, and tackling ability, projecting how his game translates to the next level. Meanwhile, Sonny Styles’ size, explosiveness, and hybrid role give him rare upside as a potential NFL chess piece. Together, they form one of the most dynamic safety duos in the nation — and possibly the next great first-round defensive backs from Columbus.

In this summer scouting episode, we dive deep into the 2026 NFL Draft class by focusing on key Ohio State Football playmakers: Carnell Tate, Max Klare, and the Buckeyes' evolving offense. Ohio State has been a consistent pipeline of NFL talent, and 2026 looks to be no different. We break down the traits, upside, and NFL potential of these rising stars and how they fit into the Buckeyes' high-powered offense heading into the 2024 college football season.

Is Carnell Tate the next great Ohio State wide receiver to make noise in the NFL Draft? Can tight end Max Klare emerge as a breakout weapon and create mismatch problems at the next level? We analyze their route running, hands, athleticism, football IQ, and projected draft stock, as well as how their development could shape the 2026 NFL Draft landscape.

In this episode of Daft or Draft!?, we break down two of the most intriguing storylines heading into the 2025 NFL Draft. Can Tate Ratledge make an immediate Day 1 impact as an NFL offensive lineman? Is Landon Jackson poised to not only rise up draft boards but also become the breakout star of this year's Hard Knocks? We dive into the scouting reports, player traits, NFL team fits, and upside that make these two prospects worth watching.

Ratledge’s physicality and SEC pedigree scream plug-and-play potential — but is he really ready to handle elite NFL talent right away? Meanwhile, Jackson’s combination of size, personality, and production could make him a media darling and locker-room leader, but how does his game translate to the next level?

In this episode, we shine the spotlight on The Young Guns — the 20-year-old prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft class who are already turning heads with their elite physical traits and high-end upside. These underclassmen may be young, but they’re loaded with raw talent, athleticism, and the kind of tools that NFL scouts and general managers dream about on draft day.

We break down the most intriguing early-entry prospects, including explosive quarterbacks, dynamic skill players, and high-ceiling defenders who could become first-round picks if they continue to develop. From arm strength and speed to length and agility, we evaluate the traits that make these players special, as well as what they still need to refine to become NFL-ready.