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With the Super Bowl now over, football fans now turn their attention to the NFL Draft. The draft begins on April 27 in Kansas City, home of the newly-crowned champions.
OutKick has a first round mock draft available that will be updated following the NFL Scouting Combine in early March.
For now, though, we want to focus on the best players available. With that, we present the first installment of OutKick’s 2023 NFL Draft Big Board.
OutKick’s 2023 NFL Draft Big Board
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JuJu Smith-Schuster posted a Valentine’s Day card yesterday that had Philadelphia Eagles cornerback James Bradberry on it that read: ‘I’ll hold you when it really matters.’ WR A.J. Brown didn’t take kindly to JuJu taking a jab at his teammate and responded on Twitter with quote: ‘First off congratulations. Y’all deserve it. This is lame. You were on the way out the league before Mahomes resurrected your career on your one-year deal Tik-Tok boy. He admitted that he grabbed you but don’t act like you’re like that or ever was.
Salty Philadelphia Eagles players can’t stop clapping at people on social media. On the same day AJ Brown called JuJu Smith-Schuster “TikTok Boy” in one of the funniest insults of all time, LB Haasan Reddick went after NFL Network’s Brian Balldinger for some shotty analysis of the big game!
It all started when Baldy posted one of his signature ‘Baldy Breakdowns,’ which praised Chiefs RT Andrew Wylie for his play during Sunday’s Super Bowl.
Headlining the promotion’s debut on American soil at ONE Fight Night 10, Johnson is set to defend his flyweight belt in a trilogy bout against Adriano Moraes.
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Demetrious Johnson fought 34 fights before suffering his first knockout.
That KO was suffered in a ONE Championship flyweight title bout in April 2021, when Adriano Moraes drilled him with a vicious knee.
“The longer you do this, the more likely it is you’re going to get knocked out,” Johnson says. “S— happens. I’m not worried about it.
Deion Sanders has been the head coach at Colorado for just over two months now, and he is loving what he sees. Not only does Coach Prime see an immediate path to success with the Buffaloes, he is already acclimated to the weather and loves the city of Boulder.
In addition to all of the fun he is having in the mountains, Sanders appreciates his new city for its safety.
Prior to accepting the Pac-12 job, the 55-year-old Pro Football Hall of Famer spent three years at Jackson State.
The Padres’ financial commitment is unprecedented for a small-market team and has them pushing the rival Dodgers.
We take a look back at players who won big playing the FOX Bet Super 6 contests this NFL season!
Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid and the Chiefs cemented their legacy Sunday with a second Super Bowl win, this time over the Eagles. Kansas City is already an early favorite to hoist the Lombardi Trophy again next year when the Big Game is played in Las Vegas.
When the confetti began to fall on the field at State Farm Stadium after the Chiefs completed their comeback, it meant the NFL offseason was officially upon us. But as you well know, football never stops.
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Eric Bieniemy has proven everything, and he’s still not a head coach.
Eric Bieniemy still isn’t a head coach. The NFL hiring cycle ended Tuesday afternoon with the Arizona Cardinals finalizing a deal with Eagles defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon. It’s a fascinating contrast, considering three days ago Bieniemy was credited as being the architect behind an offense that dominated Gannon’s defense in the second half of the Super Bowl, winning a second ring in the process.
Rob Gronkowski doesn’t believe he left a great first impression on the New England Patriots.
The legendary tight end won three rings playing for Bill Belichick and the Pats (four total in his career), and he’s viewed as one of the greatest players at his position in football history.
When you think about Gronk, you think of the Patriots.
Rob Gronkowski thought he blew pre-draft visit with the Patriots. (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)
However, it almost didn’t work out that way – at least that’s how Gronk remembers his beginning with the franchise.