For the first time ever in TBA history, the 2022 draft class will feature a player that could play two different positions depending on how a given franchise sees the prospect.

By Sterling Pillar's freshman year in high school, the big-bodied target already was 6-foot-2, 212 pounds, ultimately starting on his high-school football team. Thanks to his natural atheliticism and maturing frame, the young tight end would go on to start all four years of high school and recei...

While the LBs of the 2022 TBA Draft continue to get plenty of buzz, the hype underscores what is expected to be a relatively weak draft class in terms of skill position players.

While the QB class likely offers different GMs their perfect candidate -- whether it be a mobile QB, strong-armed assasin or pocket passer -- there's not expected to be a clear-cut can't miss prospect. Fortune Grassland is hoping to change that notion, particularly after a season in which t...

Scouts continue to rave about the potential of the 2023 TBA LB draft class, suggesting the group might rival that of the 84 QB class. Another name that continues to draw headlines is that of NevaLee Lambeau who some suggest might be the fastest LB once he enters the league.

Lambeau was a critical part of Michigan’s team two years ago, accumulating 123 tackles, four interceptions and three fumbles forced along with three touchdowns in the campaign, nearly winning him the He...

The Tuplet brothers have been the talk of the NFL since before they even joined their respective collegiate teams.

An E:60 special on Quentin Tuplet, the elder of the two brothers, in the lead up to his choice to accept a scholarship with LSU drew harsh criticism from fans and social activists alike after watching the rigorous training dynamics the boys were put through starting in third grade. While some suggested their father, Terry, put Quentin and Justin through near &...

Urick Cherry

Edge Rusher | Temple University

Urick Cherry grew up on the streets of Philadelphia where he got involved with the wrong crowd at a young age. His family was always in a state of poverty so he had to do what he had to do to get by. He spent many years of his teenage years in the Juvenile correction system.

Fortunately for Urick, he ended up being taken under the wing of a Philadelphia High School football coach who saw the potential in Uric...