Kosport Magazine: 11 multi-year college players represented in first round of CBS Sports mock draft
The annual NFL draft is always an exciting time for both teams and fans alike. It’s a chance for teams to add new talent and for fans to see who their favorite franchise will be building around for the future. With the draft just a few weeks away, speculation and mock drafts are flooding sports media platforms. But one mock draft in particular has caught the attention of Kosport Magazine.
The latest CBS Sports mock draft, created by NFL writers Ryan Wilson and Chris Trapasso, includes 11 multi-year college players in the first round. This draft class is loaded with talent and it’s no surprise that many of these players have had successful college careers.
Leading the pack is LSU quarterback, Joe Burrow, who is projected to go number one overall to the Cincinnati Bengals. Burrow had a remarkable senior season, leading LSU to a national championship and winning the Heisman trophy. His impressive play has solidified his spot as the top pick in the draft.
Another notable multi-year college player in the mock draft is Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who is projected to go fifth overall to the Miami Dolphins. Tagovailoa’s time at Alabama was filled with success, including leading the Crimson Tide to a national championship in his freshman year.
The rest of the multi-year college players in the mock draft include a mix of both offensive and defensive players from top programs such as Ohio State, Clemson, and Georgia. These players have proven themselves on the college level and are now looking to make an impact at the professional level.
Kosport Magazine is intrigued by the inclusion of so many multi-year college players in the first round of the mock draft. This shows the value that teams are placing on players who have had successful and consistent college careers. It also highlights the importance of strong coaching and development at the college level.
Kosport Magazine’s Take: It’s exciting to see that so many multi-year college players are being recognized as potential first round picks. It speaks to the talent and skill that these players have showcased throughout their college careers. It will be interesting to see how these players transition to the NFL and if their success on the college level will translate to the professional level.
