Poor Michigan State. No draft picks.

80 year streak is over.
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Shakur Brown come on down.
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Former Western Kentucky safety Devon Key is signing with the #Chiefs, per source.

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) May 1, 2021

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Several guys out there still... we did well, grabbed a lot of depth guys, not sure theres' an immediate impact from any of them but we're not shallow at any position.
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65 SEC players drafted. That's insane.
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Biggest Impact rookies in the AFC West

Denver Broncos: Javonte Williams, North Carolina, RB

First-rounder Patrick Surtain will have the best career. The former Alabama cornerback has All-Pro potential, but it’s unclear whether he’ll have a major role this season with free-agent additions Kyle Fuller and Ronald Darby on the outside.

Williams, the Broncos’ second-round pick, should share carries with Melvin Gordon immediately, and it wouldn’t be a total shock if he became the featured back by some point next season. Williams’ ability to catch out of the backfield and thrive as a blocker in pass protection will make him hard to keep off the field. — Nick Kosmider Broncos draft takeaways

Kansas City Chiefs: Creed Humphrey, Oklahoma, C

The theme of the Chiefs’ offseason has been about protecting superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The Chiefs used the draft to finish overhauling their offensive line, and Humphrey has a strong chance to be the team’s starting center. In 37 starts at Oklahoma, Humphrey didn’t allow a sack and gave up just two quarterback hits, according to Pro Football Focus.

In 2015, the Chiefs used the 49th pick to select former center Mitch Morse, who started 15 games that season. The Chiefs believe Humphrey, whom they selected with the 63rd pick Friday, has the talent to have a similar rookie season. — Nate Taylor Chiefs draft takeaways

Las Vegas Raiders: Trevon Moehrig, TCU, FS

Right tackle Alex Leatherwood was the Raiders’ top pick, but he’s part of a five-man unit and will be more reliant on others in order to make a major impact. Moehrig will be on an island as a free safety, so it could get ugly if he were to struggle. On the flip side, he could also help lift what’s been a woeful secondary in recent years. Considering the defense allowed the most points in franchise history in 2020, that would likely make more of an impact than Leatherwood can make on an offense that was already very good. — Tashan Reed Raiders draft takeaways

Los Angeles Chargers: Rashawn Slater, Northwestern, OT

The Chargers needed a starting left tackle, and they found one in Slater, a polished technician and elite athlete. He should have no problem beating out Trey Pipkins for the starting spot protecting Justin Herbert’s blindside. Slater will also be a valuable asset in the running game with his natural feel for angles, both in one-on-one situations and combinations. The Chargers are excited about what Slater can bring on screen concepts, with his smooth movement and ability to get outside and upfield.

Slater completes what could be an above-average to very-good starting group, playing with Matt Feiler at left guard, Corey Linsley at center, Oday Aboushi at right guard and Bryan Bulaga at right tackle. GM Tom Telesco has admirably overhauled his offensive line in one offseason. — Daniel Popper Chargers draft takeaways
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Wow dude. Get some help

Giants fan punches two holes in the wall over Eagles taking Devonta Smith -- His wife wasn't too happy about that... pic.twitter.com/Q1n2aRIFIW

— BLACK ADAM SCHEFTER (@B1ackSchefter) May 4, 2021

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Thanks I hate it
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Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah had a heart issue that came up late in the process and was a concern for most teams, which is why he fell out of the first round and to pick No. 52 with Cleveland, per sources. Doctors ultimately cleared Owusu-Koramoah but it did contribute to him falling.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 3, 2021

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Next year's draft is going to be telling at the top.. everyone says character matters etc etc

Spencer Rattler is the top QB on talent but every person that's been around him thinks he's ba flaming dick, toxic, an asshole etc.

So we'll see how that shakes out.
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Have you watched QB1? He was on that show and totally came off as an egotistical asshole.
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Rattler never really impressed me anyways. He's talented, yes, but round 1 material?

Nah, not currently.
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Spencer Rattler’s sister though? Damn.
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