Opinion: If the Browns Pass Up on Myles Garrett, They Might As Well Close Up Shop!

By John Sarianides According to NFL insider Jason LaCanfora, there is internal strife within the Browns organization regarding the first overall pick.  The front office and owner Jimmy Haslem want to draft a quarterback. Presumably that quarterback is Mitchell Trubisky. Conversely, head coach Hue Jackson and his staff want to draft Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett.  In the end, one has to assume that the Browns will ultimately draft…

April 21, 2017
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2017 NFL Draft: Running Back Scouting Reports

By John Sarianides The running back position is loaded in this draft. The depth of this running back class is what is most impressive. Everyone knows Fournette, McCaffery and Cook but this draft is more than those guys. Teams could acquire a starting caliber running back well into day three. Here are my top twenty running backs in the 2017 class. 1. Leonard Fournette, LSU, 6-1 228, NFL Comparison: Adrian…

April 21, 2017
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Patriots Pulse Blog: 5 Thoughts on the Patriots 2017 Schedule

By John Sarianides The NFL released their 2017 schedules tonight. On paper, the Patriots have a difficult schedule to navigate through if they want to win their third Super Bowl in four years. Here are five thoughts on their 2017 schedule. 1. Open the Season with 5 of 8 at Home: The Patriots open the season with five of their first eight games at home. The NFL season kicks off…

April 20, 2017
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2017 NFL Draft: Three Step Slant for April 20th 2017

By John Sarianides With the NFL Draft one week from today, business is starting to pick up in terms of players and draft picks. Here are three thoughts I have on three of the top stories heading into draft week. 1. McCaffery Will Go in the Top 10: Personally, I wouldn’t take Stanford running back Christian McCaffery with a top ten pick but who the hell am I to make…

April 20, 2017
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Patriots Pulse Blog: Four Downs for April 19th 2017

By John Sarianides The Patriots have been on the news a lot the past couple of days. Here my thoughts on four of the biggest stories concerning the team.  1st Down: Aaron Hernandez Commits Suicide: Look, I am not going to get on my high horse and lecture you on why Hernandez is a scumbag and how I have no sympathy for him and his family. People can formulate their…

April 19, 2017
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Patriots Pulse Blog: Mike Gillislee Adds Power and Size to a Deep Patriots Backfield

By John Sarianides The Patriots signed Buffalo Bills restricted free agent running back Mike Gillislee to a two year, $6.4 million dollar offer sheet. Gillislee is scheduled to make $4 million dollars in year one of the deal.  The Bills have five days to match the offer but all indications are that they won’t. If they don’t, the Patriots would have to surrender their fifth round pick in the upcoming…

April 18, 2017
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2017 NFL Draft: Wide Receiver Scouting Reports

By John Sarianides The 2017 wide receiver class isn’t as “loaded” as we’ve seen in the last few years  but there is enough talent at the top that three to possibly four receivers should go in the first round.  Here are my top twenty receivers 1. Mike Williams, Clemson, 6-3 225, NFL Comparison: Michael Floyd Strengths – Big possession receiver who runs good routes and can separate from tight coverage…

April 17, 2017
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Patriots Pulse Blog: Easy With the Let’s Sign Jason McCourty Talk

By John Sarianides Patriots fans got all lathered up last week when the Tennessee Titans released veteran cornerback Jason McCourty. McCourty of course is the twin brother of Patriots free safety Devin McCourty. Patriots Nation is clamoring for Bill Belichick to sign the other McCourty but there are a couple of hurdles that have to be cleared before the Patriots do that. One is Malcolm Butler. The Patriots are in…

April 15, 2017
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2017 NFL Draft: Tight End Scouting Reports

By John Sarianides This is the best tight end class in the last ten years. The tight end position has been devoid of talent in recent years but this loaded class will put the position back on the map. As many as four tight ends could go in the first 60 picks. Here are my top twenty tight ends. 1. O.J Howard, Alabama, 6-6 251, NFL Comparison: Julius Thomas Strengths -Howard…

April 15, 2017
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