I am always fascinated by the immediate need to evaluate, dissect and ultimately judge the quality of each team’s pick in the NFL Draft literally seconds after that selection is made. The reaction to the … MORE ►

I have always believed that you can discern from tape study exactly how teams feel about their players. The way in which players are specifically utilized within the framework of larger schemes is the analytical … MORE ►

Here it is – my first mock draft. A moment I will savor forever. Here’s how I am doing it: I will choose players based on my film study and my sense of team needs. … MORE ►

Last week I wrote about 5 players in the 2012 NFL draft that intrigued me, players who were not being discussed by analysts at the time as first-round picks. It seems that one of them, … MORE ►

This is Part 3 of Greg Cosell’s 3-part analysis on other quarterbacks in the 2012 NFL Draft.  Click here to read Part 1 and here to read Part 2.

Brandon Weeden: When Weeden has time … MORE ►

This is Part 2 of Greg Cosell’s 3-part analysis on other quarterbacks in the 2012 NFL Draft.  Click here to read Part 1.

Brock Osweiler: The 6-foot-7 Arizona State prospect is very intriguing. He has … MORE ►

I am often asked how I evaluate college quarterbacks. Remember, there’s only one objective: project and transition to the NFL. On Sundays, quarterbacks must be able to pass the ball against sophisticated defenses designed specifically … MORE ►

The receiver position in the NFL has changed significantly in the last number of years. With the proliferation of multiple receiver sets and the alignment versatility of tight ends, the passing game has expanded considerably. … MORE ►

During a recent Twitter binge I was asked a great question, and it’s one that directly relates to the NFL draft: If I were building an NFL team from scratch, what three positions would I … MORE ►

Every year, I watch and evaluate more than 250 college players on film. The objective is straightforward: Project and transition them to the NFL. While the goal is clear-cut, the devil is in the details. … MORE ►