2021 NFL Mock Draft: Fourth Edition

Here is the fourth edition of my 2021 NFL Mock Draft.

1. Jacksonville Jaguars- Trevor Lawrence, Quarterback, Clemson: If there wasn't any doubt. Lawrence is perhaps the best quarterback prospect to come out since Peyton Manning and there is no chance that the Jaguars, with Urban Meyer now in town, entertain offers for this pick let alone consider another player with this pick. Lawrence will certainly be someone who will make his teammates better, but the Jags still have other holes to fill on this roster.

2. New York Jets- Zach Wilson, Quarterback, BYU: With the trading of Sam Darnold and supposedly turning down offers for the number two pick, all signs are pointing to the Jets taking a quarterback with this selection. Wilson is the hot name thrown around for this selection and Vegas even believes so with the strong odds they have. That said, this feels like the second most surest bet of the entire draft.

3. San Francisco 49ers (from Houston Texans via Miami Dolphins)- Mac Jones, Quarterback, Alabama: With the 49ers moving up to the third spot, all signs point toward them picking a quarterback that will eventually replace Jimmy Garappolo in the long run. The guy that is the perceived target is Mac Jones, who's stock is absolutely rising with a few weeks to go until the draft as many people have apparently told ESPN's Adam Schefter that The Mac will be The Guy.

4. Atlanta Falcons- Trey Lance, Quarterback, North Dakota State: I can see a world where A) the Falcons trade down and this is the selection a different team makes or B) the Falcons select Lance to be Matt Ryan's successor. Lets say this is the latter (and if so), it would be a super risky pick due to the fact we did not see a lot of Lance over the past year and that would put pressure on new coach Arthur Smith to help him develop into what they think his potential is.

5. Cincinnati Bengals- Penei Sewell, Offensive Tackle, Oregon: This would be a tremendous selection for the Bengals, who needs desperate help on their offensive line. I know Joe Burrow would love the team to select his former teammate Ja'Marr Chase to be his top wideout, but the bigger need lies on the line, to help protect Burrow from getting injured again.

6. Miami Dolphins (from Philadelphia Eagles)- Kyle Pitts, Tight End, Florida: The Dolphins turn out to be a winner if this is the scenario as they grab potentially the best offensive weapon in this entire draft. Pitts is arguably the best tight end we've seen since Rob Gronkowski and the Dolphins give Tua a great weapon and the team a promising tight end duo along with Mike Gesicki.

7. Detroit Lions- Ja'Marr Chase, Wide Receiver, LSU: The Lions get an absolute steal here with Chase, who some folks have compared to ex-Lion Calvin Johnson in terms of his potential. Chase gives Jared Goff a much needed weapon as they lost Kenny Golladay and Marvin Jones in free agency.

8. Carolina Panthers- Jaycee Horn, Cornerback, South Carolina: Some may look at this selection as a reach, but some may feel like this would be a solid selection. Horn was an absolute workhorse for the Gamecocks in his collegiate career and the Panthers need some secondary help after losing guys in free agency the last few offseasons.

9. Denver Broncos- Justin Fields, Quarterback, Ohio State: Whispers are abound that the Broncos are not in love with Drew Lock and were trying to upgrade at the position. Fields is somebody that seemed like a lock to go second overall back in the fall, but his stock dropped due to his inconsistent play in a shortened Big-10 season. If Fields hits his potential, the Broncos will be right there with the Chiefs and Chargers for division supremacy for years to come.

10. Dallas Cowboys- Patrick Sutain III, Cornerback, Alabama: The Cowboys should go defense with this selection as they have needs in the secondary and in the pass rush. Sutain is someone that's been linked to the Cowboys for some time now and he would instantly become their number one corner as they finally replace Byron Jones.

11. New York Giants- Rashawn Slater, Offensive Tackle, Northwestern: The Giants could go with the best player available for any position here with the exception of quarterback and running back. Slater is someone that is getting potential buzz to be the first lineman drafted, which is high praise. Slater is super versatile and that's what would make this a fine selection and only make an improving offensive line better.

12. Philadelphia Eagles- DeVonta Smith, Wide Receiver, Alabama: This would be a mega steal for the Eagles, who are starving for offensive talent to put around Jalen Hurts after cutting Alshon Jeffery and DeSean Jackson. The reigning Heisman Trophy winner is just flat out electric and here he would get to reunite with his former teammate in Hurts.

13. Los Angeles Chargers- Jaylen Waddle, Wide Receiver, Alabama: This would be a tremendous selection for the Chargers, who give Justin Herbert yet another talented option to throw to. Waddle and Keenan Allen would be among the leagues best wideout duos with Waddle's speed and big play ability.

14. Minnesota Vikings- Alijah Vera-Tucker, Guard, USC: The Vikings are a wild card in this first round because they can go in any direction and it wouldn't stun anyone. Vera-Tucker would provide the Vikings a much needed upgrade on their offensive line and could play any position.

15. New England Patriots- Micah Parsons, Linebacker, Penn State: If Parsons did not opt out this season, he would have been a projected top ten or even top five pick. Parsons is someone that is super versatile and would fit in very nicely with Bill Belichick's defense.

16. Arizona Cardinals- Caleb Farley, Cornerback, Virginia Tech: This would be a tremendous selection for the Cardinals, who have a need at the position with Patrick Peterson gone. Farley is someone that was a top ten projected pick not long ago and has the upside to be a starter in the league for a long time.

17. Las Vegas Raiders- Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, Linebacker, Notre Dame: This would be a solid selection for Jon Gruden and Company as they select a position of need pick with Owusu-Koramoah. He will provide exactly what new defensive coordinator Gus Bradley would like- speed, athleticism, and cover ability.

18. Miami Dolphins- Kwity Paye, Defensive End, Michigan: Snagging Paye with this pick could end up being a steal for the Dolphins. Paye is someone that was always a steady player under Jim Harbaugh in college and he will certainly come in and help the Dolphins pass rush perhaps right away.

19. Washington Football Team- Christian Darrisaw, Offensive Tackle, Virginia Tech: This would be a good pick by the Football Team as they need reinforcements on their offensive line. Darrisaw is someone that is versatile and would be a great asset for Ryan Fitzpatrick or whomever starts at quarterback.

20. Chicago Bears- Kadarius Toney, Wide Receiver, Florida: Toney is somebody thats stock is rising with two weeks to go until the draft. Toney was overshadowed due to the presence of Kyle Pitts in Dan Mullen's offense but he has potential and would certainly help the Bears offense.

21. Indianapolis Colts- Azeez Ojulari, Defensive End/Outside Linebacker, Georgia: This would be a nice selection for the Jets as they come away with a potential building block on defnese. The Colts pass rush could use some youth to go with the veterans they have on that unit.

22. Tennessee Titans- Tyson Campbell, Cornerback, Georgia: The Titans can go in a number of directions here, but I have them going with Campbell. Cornerback is a position of need after the loss of Adoree Jackson and Campbell is someone that could come in and have an impact.

23. New York Jets (from Seattle Seahawks)- Tevin Jenkins, Offensive Tackle, Oklahoma State: Jenkins is one of the fastest risers as the draft is a few weeks away. Assuming Zach Wilson is picked second, the Jets land Wilson much needed protection to go with last years first rounder in Mekhi Becton.

24. Pittsburgh Steelers- Najee Harris, Running Back, Alabama: This pick seems like a possibility with Kevin Colbert potentially going for that one last hurrah as Ben Rothlisberger is in the twilight of his career on a one year deal. Harris was a stud in college and he would be an upgrade over the departed James Conner in this offense.

25. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Los Angeles Rams)- Christian Barmore, Defensive Tackle, Alabama: The Jaguars would get a potential steal here with Barmore, who was projected as high as tenth to Dallas in some mock drafts. Barmore would be just another young asset added to the collection the Jags have on their defense including fella defensive lineman Josh Allen and K'Lavon Chaisson.

26. Cleveland Browns- Jaelan Phillips, Defensive End, Miami: The Browns landing Phillips here would be a steal at this point as Phillips is someone that could potentially go as high as 11 to the Giants. Despite adding Jadeveon Clowney recently, he has not been healthy a lot recently and doesn't always perform to expectation so Phillips here makes sense.

27. Baltimore Ravens- Jayson Oweh, Defensive End/Outside Linebacker, Penn State: The Ravens have some options here with this selection. Oweh makes a lot of sense here as they need to replace Yannick Ngakoue and Matt Judon on their pass rush. Oweh was overshadowed on James Franklin's defense due to the presence of Micah Parsons as he was a great player as well.

28. New Orleans Saints- Trevon Moehrig, Safety, TCU: The Saints have some options with this selection and here I have snagging the talented safety in Moehrig. His play I felt was underrated in college due to being in the Big-12 and he would be a good match with Marcus Williams as the safety duo in that secondary.

29. Green Bay Packers- Greg Newsome, Cornerback, Northwestern: This would be a solid selection for the Packers as they have options with this selection. Newsome along with Kevin King and Jaire Alexander would be a nice trio in the secondary.

30. Buffalo Bills- Travis Etienne, Running Back, Clemson: The Bills have options with this pick and here I have them selecting the talented back in Etienne. The Bills do have a lot at that position, but Etienne would be a great security blanket for Josh Allen and that offense, similar to his role with Trevor Lawrence in Clemson's offense.

31. Kansas City Chiefs- Jalen Mayfield, Offensive Tackle, Michigan: This pick would make all the sense in the world given the need of offensive line help with the releases of Eric Fisher and Mitchell Schwartz. Mayfield showed some great promise against tough Big-10 opponents and would bring what the Chiefs lacked in the Super Bowl.

32. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Alex Weatherwood, Offensive Tackle, Alabama: Washington has some options here and I think could be a trade down candidate as well. Weatherwood would be a solid pick here as the Bucs have zero holes on their roster and are just picking depth pieces at this point.

2021 NFL Mock Draft: Third Edition

  Here is the third edition of my 2021 NFL Mock Draft.

1. Jacksonville Jaguars- Trevor Lawrence, Quarterback, Clemson: If there wasn't any doubt. Lawrence is perhaps the best quarterback prospect to come out since Peyton Manning and there is no chance that the Jaguars, with Urban Meyer now in town, entertain offers for this pick let alone consider another player with this pick. Lawrence will certainly be someone who will make his teammates better, but the Jags still have other holes to fill on this roster.

2. New York Jets- Zach Wilson, Quarterback, BYU: With the trading of Sam Darnold and supposedly turning down offers for the number two pick, all signs are pointing to the Jets taking a quarterback with this selection. Wilson is the hot name thrown around for this selection and Vegas even believes so with the strong odds they have. That said, this feels like the second most surest bet of the entire draft.

3. San Francisco 49ers (from Houston Texans via Miami Dolphins)- Mac Jones, Quarterback, Alabama: With the 49ers moving up to the third spot, all signs point toward them picking a quarterback that will eventually replace Jimmy Garappolo in the long run. The guy that is the perceived target is Mac Jones, who's stock is absolutely rising with a few weeks to go until the draft as many people have apparently told ESPN's Adam Schefter that The Mac will be The Guy.

4. Atlanta Falcons- Kyle Pitts, Tight End, Florida: The Falcons are a super obvious trade down candidate and they could potentially get Pitts at the spot they may end up at. Pitts is someone that has been a monster in college the past few years and is the best tight end to come out maybe since Rob Gronkowski. He would really help extend Matt Ryan's career and will make that Falcons offense better.

5. Cincinnati Begals- Penei Sewell, Offensive Tackle, Oregon: This would be a tremendous selection for the Bengals, who needs desperate help on their offensive line. I know Joe Burrow would love the team to select his former teammate Ja'Marr Chase to be his top wideout, but the bigger need lies on the line, to help protect Burrow from getting injured again.

6. Miami Dolphins (from Philadelphia Eagles)- Ja'Marr Chase, Wide Receiver, Alabama: My last mock draft that I did, I thought that the Dolphins were the frontrunner to trade for Houston's DeShaun Watson, but with Watson's off court issues taking center stage, the trade rumors have died. It looks like the team is sticking with Tua Tagovailoa and getting him a top wideout in his former SEC opponent in Chase would do him wonders.

7. Detroit Lions- Justin Fields, Quarterback, Ohio State: Yes, the Lions acquired Jared Goff in the Matthew Stafford trade, but that shouldn't prevent them from snagging a quarterback with this selection. Fields has a ton of upside, but wasn't consistent in the shortened Big-10 season last year. I would not be surprised if Goff ends up being traded within the next year due to the fact that the Lions are in a rebuild.

8. Carolina Panthers- Rashawn Slater, Offensive Tackle, Northwestern: With the acquisition of Sam Darnold, it looks like the Panthers are out of the quarterback derby. Slater has a chance to be a franchise tackle that the Panthers have lacked for sometime now and what Darnold did not have with the Jets.

9. Denver Broncos- Trey Lance, Quarterback, North Dakota State: The Broncos have apparently sniffed around the quarterback market and don't seem thrilled with Drew Lock. Enter Lance- who many folks have not watched due to him placing FCS football who has shown tremendous upside in college and helped lead the Bison to big things.

10. Dallas Cowboys- Patrick Sutain III, Cornerback, Alabama: The Cowboys should go defense with this selection as they have needs in the secondary and in the pass rush. Sutain is someone that's been linked to the Cowboys for some time now and he would instantly become their number one corner as they finally replace Byron Jones.

11. New York Giants- DeVonta Smith, Wide Receiver, Alabama: The goal of the Giants offseason is to help surround Daniel Jones with the proper talent to help him succeed in the league and also be sure if he will be their franchise guy going forward. Selecting the reigning Heisman winner in Smith here would fulfill that goal even further as he would become another big weapon to go with Kenny Golladay in the Giants offense.

12. Philadelphia Eagles (from Miami Dolphins via San Francisco 49ers)- Jaylen Waddle, Wide Receiver, Alabama: The Eagles are handing the reigns to Jalen Hurts after the trading of Carson Wentz. Selecting Hurts's former teammate in Waddle would give Hurts a much needed top option after getting rid of Alshon Jeffery.

13. Los Angeles Chargers- Christian Darrisaw, Offensive Tackle, Virginia Tech: The Chargers have some options with this selection and their biggest need is at the tackle position. Insert Darrisaw, who I think would be a solid pick here to help protect Justin Herbert.

14. Minnesota Vikings- Jean Phillips, Defensive End, Miami: This pick would make a ton of sense for the Vikings, who want to re-make their defense back to what it was a few seasons ago. Phillips is arguably the most consistent edge rusher in the draft and if there had not been some versatility issues, maybe Phillips would be projected to go higher than this.

15. New England Patriots- Micah Parsons, Linebacker, Penn State: If Parsons did not opt out this season, he would have been a projected top ten or even top five pick. Parsons is someone that is super versatile and would fit in very nicely with Bill Belichick's defense.

16. Arizona Cardinals- Alijah Vera-Tucker, Guard, USC: The Cardinals have some choices here, but they go with Vera-Tucker to help protect Kyler Murray. Vera-Tucker will vastly improve this offensive line with his athleticism and versatility.

17. Las Vegas Raiders- Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, Linebacker, Notre Dame: This would be a solid selection for Jon Gruden and Company as they select a position of need pick with Owusu-Koramoah. He will provide exactly what new defensive coordinator Gus Bradley would like- speed, athleticism, and cover ability.

18. Miami Dolphins- Kwity Paye, Defensive End, Michigan: Snagging Paye with this pick could end up being a steal for the Dolphins. Paye is someone that was always a steady player under Jim Harbaugh in college and he will certainly come in and help the Dolphins pass rush perhaps right away.

19. Washington Football Team- Alex Weatherwood, Offensive Tackle, Alabama: Washington has some options here and I think could be a trade down candidate as well. Weatherwood would be a solid pick here as he can come in and be a solid starter from the gecko and would finally have a good tackle since Trent Williams.

20. Chicago Bears- Greg Newsome II, Cornerback, Northwestern: The Bears now have a hole at the cornerback position with the release of Kyle Fuller. Newsome is a great talent and he could be an impact starter immediately.

21. Indianapolis Colts- Tevin Jenkins, Offensive Tackle, Oklahoma State: Jenkins is one of the fastest risers as the draft is a few weeks away. One of the Colts weaknesses lies on the offensive line with the retirement of Anthony Costanzo and Jenkins can come in and have an impact with his framework and balance.

22. Tennessee Titans- Caleb Farley, Cornerback, Virginia Tech: Farley is someone who's stock has dropped since I did my last mock draft as mocks had him projected in the top ten. With the free agent loss of Adoree Jackson, Farley would be a solid replacement.

23. New York Jets (from Seattle Seahawks)- Azeez Ojulari, Defensive End/Outside Linebacker, Georgia: This would be a tremendous selection for the Jets as they come away with a potential building block. Ojulari would fit nicely with Carl Lawson on new coach Robert Saleh's defense.

24. Pittsburgh Steelers- Jayson Oweh, Defensive End/Outside Linebacker, Penn State: The Steelers have some choices here, but here I have them taking the in-state edge rusher in Oweh. He provides versatility that the team lacks and would help replace the free agent loss of Bud Dupree.

25. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Los Angeles Rams)- Trevon Moehrig, Safety, TCU: The Jaguars can go offense here to help out Trevor Lawrence or defense to add yet another young building block to that unit and here I chose the latter. Moehrig is a very solid and clean player that would help improve a weak secondary.

26. Cleveland Browns- Jamin Davis, Linebacker, Kentucky: The Browns can go in a numerous amount of directions with this selection and here I have them taking the rising prospect in Davis. He really impressed in his Pro Day with his performance and would fill a need for the Browns as well.

27. Baltimore Ravens- Elijah Moore, Wide Receiver, Purdue: The Ravens signing of Sammy Watkins should not prevent the team from taking another offensive weapon for Lamar Jackson with this pick. Moore is someone who doesn't get the attention of Chase, Smith, or Waddle, but has some serious potential to be a top wideout.

28. New Orleans Saints- Asante Samuel Jr, Cornerback, Florida State: Samuel is another prospect that is rising up mock drafts of late. The Saints could use a corner to go opposite of Marshon Lattimore and Samuel is someone that has the speed and could make plays on the ball.

29. Green Bay Packers- Landon Dickerson, Center, Alabama: The Packers go with a position of need with Dickerson, who would replace the departed Corey Linsley. An ACL injury might keep him out of the first round pick, but word on the street is that the recovery is going well.

30. Buffalo Bills- Tyson Campbell, Cornerback, Georgia: The Bills can go in a number of directions here, but I have them going with Campbell. He is super solid and would be a nice fit opposite Tre White to help the Bills in the secondary.

31. Kansas City Chiefs- Christian Barmore, Defensive Tackle, Alabama: The Chiefs would get a potential steal here with Barmore, who was projected as high as tenth to Dallas in some mock drafts. Barmore would be great next to Chris Jones on that defensive line.

32. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Travis Etienne, Running Back, Clemson: The Buccaneers really don't have much needs and the theme of the offseason was bringing the band back together. Etienne would be a solid fit here due to his explosiveness on the field and with LeSean McCoy getting older and Leonard Fournette being injury prone to some degree.

2021 NFL Mock Draft: Second Edition

 Here is the first edition of my 2021 NFL Mock Draft.

1. Jacksonville Jaguars- Trevor Lawrence, Quarterback, Clemson: If there wasn't any doubt. Lawrence is perhaps the best quarterback prospect to come out since Peyton Manning and there is no chance that the Jaguars, with Urban Meyer now in town, entertain offers for this pick let alone consider another player with this pick. Lawrence will certainly be someone who will make his teammates better, but the Jags still have other holes to fill on this roster.

2. New York Jets- Zach Wilson, Quarterback, BYU: This selection has become very popular among the mock drafts that are being made around the media circles and podcasters/bloggers (like myself). The Jets seem like there are willing to move on from Sam Darnold and start fresh with Wilson, who's coming off a great Senior season in college and could potentially start immediately assuming Darnold is elsewhere and there is not a journeyman/veteran in place.

3. Miami Dolphins (from Houston Texans)- JaMar Chase, Wide Receiver, LSU: This pick is certainly the most fascinating of perhaps the entire draft. The Dolphins are a team on the rise and they have been in the DeShaun Watson trade rumors and could offer this selection (which the Texans previously owned) and Tua Tagovailoa plus more assets to acquire Watson. Lets say things remain as they are now and they go with the talented receiver in Chase, who did not play a snap this past season as he opted out. The Dolphins are desperate for a top receiver and Chase has serious potential to be that.

4. Atlanta Falcons- Justin Fields, Quarterback, Ohio State: At the moment, Matt Ryan is still the starting quarterback of the team and eventually they'll have to draft a possible successor for the veteran at some point. Fields is someone that was looked upon as a lock for the number two overall pick in this draft six months ago and perhaps the athleticism of Fields will be too good for the Falcons to pass up on as Fields may have to red shirt his first season.

5. Cincinnati Bengals- Penei Sewell, Offensive Tackle, Oregon: The Bengals become instant draft winners if the draft plays out similar to what I project here. Sewell is the best offensive lineman to come out since perhaps Quenton Nelson from a few years back and he'll be a rock protecting Joe Burrow from another gruesome injury.

6. Philadelphia Eagles- Kyle Pitts, Tight End, Florida: Regardless of whether it's Carson Wentz, Jalen Hurts, or somebody else under center for the Eagles, they need more offensive fire power. With Zach Ertz rumored to be on the move, Pitts here makes a ton of sense and he's the best tight end to come out since TJ Hockenson a few years back.

7. Detroit Lions- DeVonta Smith, Wide Receiver, Alabama: I still think there is a chance that a quarterback is the selection here and the team moves Jared Goff elsewhere. Smith had one of the greatest seasons ever for a receiver in college football and won the Heisman Trophy in result of it and he would instantly become the Lions WR1.

8. Carolina Panthers- Trey Lance, Quarterback, North Dakota State: The Panthers have an interesting roster as Matt Rhule heads into his second season as coach. Teddy Bridgewater is only under contract for two more seasons and he's not the long term solution for the Panthers. Enter Lance, who showed a ton of potential in his college career and unfortunately for him, he only played in one game this fall.

9. Denver Broncos- Caleb Farley, Cornerback, Virginia Tech: The Broncos are a team that are rumored to explore potential upgrades or different options at quarterback, but I can see them going in a different direction. Farley is someone who you can argue is the best corner in this draft class and they need someone to come in and replace the recently released AJ Boyue.

10. Dallas Cowboys- Patrick Sutain II, Cornerback, Alabama: The Cowboys defense was the worst in the league this past season and they can use any reinforcements and upgrades they can get. Sutain is someone that can come in and be a CB1 immediately for the Cowboys with his ability to defend elite wideouts.

11. New York Giants- Jaylen Waddle, Wide Receiver, Alabama: This would be a major steal for the Giants to land an elite wideout in Waddle. Often overshadowed by DeVonta Smith and due to his injury he suffered last season, Waddle has the ability to be special in the pros. He'll become the clear WR1 for Daniel Jones and the Giants offense.

12. San Francisco 49ers- Rashawn Slater, Offensive Tackle, Northwestern: Many mocks have the Niners taking a quarterback here, but lets assume that its Jimmy Garappolo or perhaps a different veteran under center. Slater is someone that is super versatile and even if they bring back Trent Williams, he can play on the interior.

13. Los Angeles Chargers- Alijah Vera-Tucker, Offensive Tackle, USC: This may seem like a stretch of a selection here and I feel that a trade down from this spot is certainly in play. Vera-Tucker provides versatility as he can play both tackle and guard and he would provide much needed protection for Justin Herbert.

14. Minnesota Vikings- Christian Barmore, Defensive Tackle, Alabama: The Vikings demise this past season was largely due to the regression of their defense which lost a ton of pieces from their pass rush due to injuries and trades. Barmore excels at stopping the run and really showed a ton of potential down the stretch of the season.

15. New England Patriots- Gregory Rousseau, Defensive End, Miami: The Patriots have some options here as there are a few possible blue chip defensive players on the board. Here I have them taking the talented pass rusher in Rousseau, who showed so much promise as a Freshman and I can see Rousseau succeeding under Bill Belichick.

16. Arizona Cardinals- Jaycee Horn, Cornerback, South Carolina: This would be a solid pick for the Cardinals as they get a potential blue chip prospect that is super physical in Horn. Depending on the situation regarding Patrick Peterson, Horn could potentially form a tandem with Peterson or replacing him.

17. Las Vegas Raiders- Kwity Paye, Defensive End, Michigan: The Raiders weakness since they dealt away Khalil Mack has been rushing the passer. Enter Paye, who could be a steal at this point and will help the Raiders improve their pass rush with his great athleticism and ability to rush the passer.

18. Miami Dolphins- Micah Parsons, Outside Linebacker, Penn State: Getting Parsons at this point would be a major steal for the fish as long as if he pans out to the guy that many projected as a top five pick in this draft back in September. Parsons has shown versatility and elite playmaking in his time in college and the Pats would have themselves a player on defense that they've lacked for sometime now.

19. Washington Football Team- Kadarius Toney, Wide Receiver, Florida: Washington certainly should address it's longterm quarterback situation after moving on from Dwayne Haskins, but lets say they acquire a veteran. Wide receiver is also a need as they don't have anyone reliable outside of Terry McLaurin and Toney is someone that was overshadowed in college due to the presence of Kyle Pitts and has shown the skills and speed to succeed.

20. Chicago Bears- Christian Darrisaw, Offensive Tackle, Virginia Tech: Say all you want about the Bears quarterback situation, but their biggest weakness relies on their offensive line and they need reinforcements in the worst way. Darrisaw is someone that has great blocking skills and can come in and start at left tackle right away.

21. Indianapolis Colts- Jaycee Horn, Cornerback, South Carolina: The Colts probably want someone with experience to address their quarterback situation, but snagging Horn here is a major steal for the Colts. Free agency could create a hole at the cornerback position so getting the speedy and pro ready Horn would do them wonders.

22. Tennessee Titans- Jalean Phillips, Defensive End, Miami: The Titans are in dire need of youth and energy on their defensive front as their pass rush was non-existent this past season. Phillips is someone that was always overshadowed in college due to the presence of Gregory Rousseau.

23. New York Jets (from Seattle Seahawks)- Najee Harris, Running Back, Alabama: The Jets have options with this selection and here I have them snagging the longtime Crimson Tide back in Harris. The running back situation with the Jets was not great last season and Harris can come in and produce for Gang Green, regardless of who's at quarterback.

24. Pittsburgh Steelers- Jalen Mayfield, Offensive Tackle, Michigan: The Steelers roster could be experiencing some turnover this offseason.  Many will obviously point to the future of Ben Rothlisberger, but the offensive line needs some help as Alejandro Villanueva could depart as a free agent. Mayfield showed a ton of stability in college and did a great job against elite competition.

25. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Los Angeles Rams)- Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, Linebacker, Notre Dame: Despite in all likelihood selecting Trevor Lawrence first, this Jags roster is still littered with holes on it. Owusu-Koramoah is someone that showed great playmaking and athleticism on an Irish defense that had some fine moments this past season.

26. Cleveland Browns- Azeez Ojulari, Defensive End/Outside Linebacker, Georgia: This would be a solid pick for the Browns, who can use some more pieces to their pass rush to help out Myles Garrett. Ojulari has shown great athleticism and speed in college and can come in and help right away.

27. Baltimore Ravens- Alex Leatherwood, Offensive Tackle/Guard, Alabama: The Ravens have some players they have to replace production from whether its due to free agency, trade, or retirements. Leatherwood is someone that can come in and play anywhere on the Ravens offensive line whether its replacing the retired Marshal Yanda at guard or the possible soon to be traded Orlando Brown at tackle.

28. New Orleans Saints- Mac Jones, Quarterback, Alabama: It seems likely that Drew Brees is going to announce his retirement sooner rather than later and despite what happens with Jameis Winston, the Saints should be thinking long term as well. Jones had a breakthrough season at Alabama but there is that possibility that the talent around him made him look greater than he actually is.

29. Green Bay Packers- Nick Bolton, Linebacker, Missouri: The Packers have some on their defense, even though it was exposed in the postseason against Tom Brady and the Bucs. Bolton has shown a ton of flashes in college with his playmaking ability and would be a nice fit in their front seven.

30. Buffalo Bills- Carlos Basham Jr, Defensive End, Wake Forest: The Bills defensive line got exposed in the postseason by the Chiefs and at times during the regular season against good offenses. Basham is someone that is fast and has great hands and could come in and have a nice impact.

31. Kansas City Chiefs- Rondale Moore, Wide Receiver, Purdue: The Chiefs land a possible steal here with Moore, who doesn't get the attention of the top three receivers in this class. With Sammy Watkins set to be a free agent as well as Byron Pringle and DeMarcus Robinson, this selection feels right.

32. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Joseph Ossai, Defensive End, Texas: With Shaq Barrett set to be a free agent, the Bucs may have a need for an edge rusher. Ossai showed some flashes in college with the Longhorns the past few years and he can learn from some great veterans that the Bucs have on their pass rush.

2021 NFL Mock Draft: First Edition

 Here is the first edition of my 2021 NFL Mock Draft.

1. Jacksonville Jaguars- Trevor Lawrence, Quarterback, Clemson: If there wasn't any doubt. Lawrence is perhaps the best quarterback prospect to come out since Peyton Manning and there is no chance that the Jaguars, with Urban Meyer now in town, entertain offers for this pick let alone consider another player with this pick. Lawrence will certainly be someone who will make his teammates better, but the Jags still have other holes to fill on this roster.

2. New York Jets- Justin Fields, Quarterback, Ohio State: The Jets have many options on the table here whether it's to package this pick to Houston for DeShaun Watson, take an offensive tackle or a wide receiver or take a quarterback. Here I have them taking the guy who many expected to be the second overall pick at this time six months ago in Fields, who was erratic this past season in college. If Fields is the guy we saw help the Buckeyes defeat Clemson in the Sugar Bowl, then this is a major hit.

3. Miami Dolphins (from Houston Texans)- JaMar Chase, Wide Receiver, LSU: This pick is certainly the most fascinating of perhaps the entire draft. The Dolphins are a team on the rise and they have been in the Watson trade rumors and could offer this selection (which the Texans previously owned) and Tua Tagovailoa plus more assets to acquire Watson. Lets say things remain as they are now and they go with the talented receiver in Chase, who did not play a snap this past season as he opted out. The Dolphins are desperate for a top receiver and Chase has serious potential to be that.

4. Atlanta Falcons- Penei Sewell, Offensive Tackle, Oregon: Many experts have the Falcons grabbing a quarterback with this pick, but the team is insisted on keeping Matt Ryan around for a little while longer. Here I have them getting much needed protection for Ryan with selecting the best tackle in the draft class in Sewell. The Falcons have drafted offensive lineman in the first round with a pair of first rounders a few years ago, but Sewell is an upgrade to this offensive line and has a chance to be in the league for a long time.

5. Cincinnati Bengals- Rashawn Slater, Offensive Tackle, Northwestern: With Sewell off the board, the Bengals snag another solid offensive lineman in Slater, who opted out last season. Slater has shown the versatility to play anywhere on the offensive line and he would provide much needed protection for Joe Burrow on what was perhaps the leagues worst offensive line a season ago.

6. Philadelphia Eagles DeVonta Smith, Wide Receiver, Alabama: The Eagles biggest weakness last season was perhaps at wide receiver due to the age and injuries of the receivers they had. Smith had one of the greatest seasons ever for a receiver in college football and won the Heisman Trophy in result of it and he would instantly become the Eagles WR1.

7. Detroit Lions- Jaylen Waddle, Wide Receiver, Alabama: Smith's teammate Waddle goes one spot later here in this mock draft. Whether it's Jared Goff or a different quarterback under center, the Lions need playmakers on their roster other than TJ Hockensen as Kenny Golladay and Marvin Jones are going to be free agents.

8. Carolina Panthers- Trey Lance, Quarterback, North Dakota State: The Panthers have an interesting roster as Matt Rhule heads into his second season as coach. Teddy Bridgewater is only under contract for two more seasons and he's not the long term solution for the Panthers. Enter Lance, who showed a ton of potential in his college career and unfortunately for him, he only played in one game this fall.

9. Denver Broncos- Patrick Sutain II, Cornerback, Alabama: The Broncos can go in a number of directions here with this selection. Here, I have them selecting the talented corner in Sutain, who has shown ability to cover elite receivers in college and the Broncos can use some youth in their secondary going forward.

10. Dallas Cowboys- Caleb Farley, Cornerback, Virginia Tech: The Cowboys defense was the worst in the league this past season and they can use any reinforcements and upgrades they can get. Farley is someone that can come in and be a CB1 immediately for the Cowboys.

11. New York Giants- Gregory Rousseau, Defensive End, Miami: The Giants can go in a number of directions here as well. Rousseau is someone who many thought would be a top five pick before the season so this could wind up being a steal of a pick with his ability to get to the passer. This would be a wise selection regardless of Leonard Williams returning or not.

12. San Francisco 49ers- Jaycee Horn, Cornerback, South Carolina: The 49ers have some options with this selection. This would be an excellent pick for a 49ers team that has a handful of blue chip players on defense. Richard Sherman is not getting any younger and Horn can come right in and make an immediate impact.

13. Los Angeles Chargers- Alijah Vera-Tucker, Offensive Tackle, USC: This may seem like a stretch of a selection here and I feel that a trade down from this spot is certainly in play. Vera-Tucker provides versatility as he can play both tackle and guard and he would provide much needed protection for Justin Herbert.

14. Minnesota Vikings- Christian Barmore, Defensive Tackle, Alabama: The Vikings demise this past season was largely due to the regression of their defense which lost a ton of pieces from their pass rush due to injuries and trades. Barmore excels at stopping the run and really showed a ton of potential down the stretch of the season.

15. New England Patriots- Micah Parsons, Outside Linebacker, Penn State: This is perhaps the steal of the first round in this mock draft as Parsons was thought out to be a top five pick six months ago and then he opted out of the season, which hurt his stock. Parsons has shown versatility and elite playmaking in his time in college and the Pats would have themselves a player on defense that they've lacked for sometime now.

16. Arizona Cardinals- Kyle Pitts, Tight End, Florida: Pitts is the best tight end thats been drafted since TJ Hockenson and him falling to the Cardinals would be a steal. Kyler Murray needs more around him to succeed outside of DeAndre Hopkins and Pitts can come in and be an impact player immediately.

17. Las Vegas Raiders- Kwity Paye, Defensive End, Michigan: The Raiders weakness since they dealt away Khalil Mack has been rushing the passer. Enter Paye, who would be a steal at this point and will help the Raiders improve their pass rush with his great athleticism and ability to rush the passer.

18. Miami Dolphins- Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, Linebacker, Notre Dame: The Dolphins, despite having a great season a year ago, have a ton of weaknesses that they must address in order to make that jump to the postseason. Owusu-Koramoah is someone that showed great playmaking and athleticism on an Irish defense that had some fine moments this past season.

19. Washington Football Team- Mac Jones, Quarterback, Alabama: With the releasing of Dwayne Haskins, Washington now has a need for a quarterback that can turn the franchise around. Despite a promising showing from Taylor Heinicke in the playoff defeat, he is not the answer. Jones had a fantastic season at Alabama in which his stock rose and it is to be determined whether its a product of the great talent around him or not.

20. Chicago Bears- Christian Darrisaw, Offensive Tackle, Virginia Tech: Say all you want about the Bears quarterback situation, but their biggest weakness relies on their offensive line and they need reinforcements in the worst way. Darrisaw is someone that has great blocking skills and can come in and start at left tackle right away.

21. Indianapolis Colts- Zach Wilson, Quarterback, BYU: The Colts can go in a number of directions here, but I have them taking the young passer in Wilson, who is coming off a career year in college. Even if they bring in a veteran for the short-term, I can see them taking a chance with Wilson here as he'd be in a red shirt situation before taking over in the long haul.

22. Tennessee Titans- Azeez Ojulari, Defensive End/Outside Linebacker, Georgia: This would be a solid pick for the Titans, who need reinforcements on their pass rush badly. Ojulari has shown great athleticism in college and can come in and help the Titans pass rush as they have failed to replace Jurell Casey.

23. New York Jets (from Seattle Seahawks)- Najee Harris, Running Back, Alabama: The Jets have options with this selection and here I have them snagging the longtime Crimson Tide back in Harris. The running back situation with the Jets was not great last season and Harris can come in and produce for Gang Green, regardless of who's at quarterback.

24. Pittsburgh Steelers- Levi Onwuzurike, Defensive Tackle, Washington: The Steelers can go in a number of ways here. Onwuzurike opted out last season, but showed great ability to stop the run in the trenches of the defense while in college and in the Senior Bowl. He would make that pass rush better alongside TJ Watt.

25. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Los Angeles Rams)- Nick Bolton, Linebacker, Missouri: The Jaguars have a ton of holes on their roster, even with Trevor Lawrence presumptively being the number one overall pick. Bolton has shown a ton of flashes in college with his playmaking ability and would be a nice fit in their front seven along with Josh Allen and K'Lavon Chaisson.

26. Cleveland Browns- Zaven Collins, Inside Linebacker, Tulsa: Collins had an excellent season as a senior in college to improve his stock. The Browns can use some linebacking help as we saw throughout the season and Collins can help that unit with his great size and athleticism.

27. Baltimore Ravens- Jaelen Phillips, Defensive End, Miami: Phillips is someone that was always overshadowed in college due to the presence of Gregory Rousseau. With Matthew Judon and Yannick Ngakoue being free agents, this would be a wise selection here.

28. New Orleans Saints- Jayson Oweh, Defensive End, Penn State: Oweh is someone that was underrated in college on a Penn State defense that was solid at times. The Saints can use someone on the edge alongside Cameron Jordan and Oweh has a ton of potential to be a player in the league.

29. Green Bay Packers- Jalen Mayfield, Offensive Tackle, Michigan: The Packers offensive line was exposed in the postseason, largely due to the injury to David Bakhtiari. They can also use some youth on that offensive line to keep Aaron Rodgers upright as Mayfield can come in and provide that.

30. Buffalo Bills- Carlos Basham Jr, Defensive End, Wake Forest: The Bills defensive line got exposed in the postseason by the Chiefs and at times during the regular season against good offenses. Basham is someone that is fast and has great hands and could come in and have a nice impact.

31. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Joseph Ossai, Defensive End, Texas: With Shaq Barrett set to be a free agent, the Bucs may have a need for an edge rusher. Ossai showed some flashes in college with the Longhorns the past few years and he can learn from some great veterans that the Bucs have on their pass rush.

32. Kansas City Chiefs- Rondale Moore, Wide Receiver, Purdue: The Chiefs land a possible steal here with Moore, who doesn't get the attention of the top three receivers in this class. With Sammy Watkins set to be a free agent as well as Byron Pringle and DeMarcus Robinson, this selection feels right.

2020 NBA Mock Draft: Second Edition

 Here is my second edition of my 2020 NBA Mock Draft.

1. Minnesota Timberwolves- Anthony Edwards, Shooting Guard, Georgia: The Timberwolves are a team that has some options with this selection, but I feel that Edwards is the best fit here. Edwards is someone that has upside as a scorer and he can shoot the ball well. He fills a position of need and he and D'Angelo Russell would be an interesting backcourt.

2. Golden State Warriors- Onyeka Okongwu, Power Forward/Center, USC: The Warriors are a team that is more likely to trade this pick for the next star player that becomes available rather than draft a rookie as they look to go back into championship contention. Okongwu had a great Freshman season as he shown versatility and could be a double-double guy.

3. Charlotte Hornets- James Weisman, Center, USA: Weisman is somebody that had a super short college season at Memphis which led to a suspension and ultimately sat out to prepare for the draft. He is someone that fits what the Hornets need- an above average big man that can protect the rim and fit into todays game as a small ball five.

4. Chicago Bulls- LaMelo Ball, Point Guard, USA: The Bulls have options with this pick, but here I have them snagging their possible point guard of the future was high upside in Ball. His play making skills are great, but he is not a great shooter. A selection of Ball here would open up some interesting decisions for the Bulls including whether to trade Zach LaVine or not.

5. Cleveland Cavaliers- Deni Avdija, Small Forward, Israel: The Cavaliers are a team that needs more young building blocks with upside and here they snag one with Avdija. He's tall enough to play at the four, but skilled enough to play the three. Avdija would be a nice fit here with the Cavaliers and could complement their young back court well.

6. Atlanta Hawks- Obi Toppin, Power Forward, Dayton: Toppin had a breakout year in college this past season and he has a chance to go higher than this. The fit up front with John Collins would be interesting and the Hawks need shooters to compliment Trae Young as well and thats what also makes this selection intriguing due to Toppin's elite shooting ability.

7. Detroit Pistons- Tyrese Haliburton, Point Guard, Iowa State: The Pistons have arguably the worst roster in the entire NBA after getting rid of Andre Drummond and lack star power as well. Haliburton's season was short due to an injury, but improved tremendously as a player with his passing and scoring abilities. Haliburton is the type of player the Pistons need for the reasons I mentioned.

8. New York Knicks- Killian Hayes, Point Guard, France: The Knicks are arguably the biggest losers of the draft lottery from dropping to eight from six. Here I have them selecting Hayes, who many people like due to his explosiveness and good ball handling. The issue is that he cannot shoot, but if his shooting improves, the Knicks can get themselves a quality player.

9. Washington Wizards- Devin Vassell, Shooting Guard/Small Forward, Florida State: Vassell is someone that could end up going here or outside of the lottery. He is your classic three-and-D player that fits in to todays NBA and shoots very well from beyond the arc. Vassell is also very versatile so he would fit here whether its with Bradley Beal or without him.

10. Phoenix Suns- Isaac Okoro, Small Forward, Auburn: The Suns had a phenomenal bubble going 8-0, although they didn't make the play-in for that last playoff spot. Now, they look to add to whats already a promising roster. Okoro would fit here with the Suns due to his three-and-D ability and that opens up a door for a possible Kelly Oubre trade or maybe they trade this pick.

11. San Antonio Spurs- Cole Anthony, Point Guard, North Carolina: I am much higher on Anthony then most people, mainly due to the fact he was playing at a high level in college before his knee injury that forced him to have surgery. He could have possibly gone first overall had not been for that knee injury and he'll be a steal for whomever drafts him, especially past the top five.

12. Sacramento Kings- Aaron Nesmith, Shooting Guard/Small Forward, Vanderbilt: This would be a solid pick for the Kings, who have a player in Buddy Hield who wants out of town and could look to replace him. Although a small sample size before a foot injury, he shot incredibly well in the midst of what looked to be a breakout season, especially from three point land.

13. New Orleans Pelicans- Precious Achiuwa, Power Forward, Memphis: The Pelicans are a team that has some options with this pick, including the possibility of trading this pick to get a piece to go with Zion Williamson. Achiuwa is someone that averaged a double-double in college after James Weismann left school. He's not a great shooter, but is effective around the rim and in transition.

14. Boston Celtics (from Memphis Grizzlies)- Zeke Nnaji, Center, Arizona: This is another pick I can possibly see being moved as the Celtics are a win now team. Nnaji is someone that is a small ball five that fits perfect for today's league although he lacks instincts around the rim. Ironically, he'd be a perfect fit with the current Celtics team.

15. Orlando Magic- Saddiq Bey, Small Forward, Villanova: The Magic are going to be an interesting team this offseason that could wind up taking a step back due to the unfortunate ACL injury to Jonathan Isaac. Bey is someone that is versatile both offensively and defensively and that just fits the perfect player for today's NBA. He, Nikola Vusevic, Isaac, and Markelle Fultz would be a nice core.

16. Portland Trail Blazers- Tyrese Maxey, Shooting Guard, Kentucky: The Blazers are a very interesting team going forward. Maxey is someone that did not live up to expectations as a freshman for John Calipari's team, although he showed flashes with his creativity in the paint and is a better shooter than perceived.

17. Minnesota Timberwolves (from Brooklyn Nets)- Isaiah Stewart, Center, Washington: The Timberwolves go with Stewart here as he's someone that could start as a back off big off the bench or play alongside Towns or if they trade Towns, Stewart can start for them. Stewart is someone that some people have doubts about due to spacing issues but did bring solid production to the table for a lousy Washington Huskies team last season.

18. Dallas Mavericks- Theo Maledon, Point Guard, France: Maledon showed some potential for a young age, but was mostly underwhelming due to injury issues. This could very well be a draft-and-stash prospect for the Mavericks, who still have Jalen Brunson on their team as well as Seth Curry and have good success with international players.

19. Brooklyn Nets (from Philadelphia 76ers)- RJ Hampton, Shooting Guard, New Zealand: This could be a steal for the Nets as Hampton was more highly regarded before the basketball season started. Hampton is someone that is versatile and is a solid shooter and could be a contributor to a new look Nets team next season with Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving back and healthy.

20. Miami Heat- Kira Lewis Jr, Point Guard, Alabama: Lewis is someone that came in to college with expectations, but returned to school last year and performed better then he did as a Freshman. He's a solid perimeter shooter and could be a steal at this point in the draft.

21. Philadelphia 76ers- Patrick Williams, Small Forward, Florida State: The 76ers land themselves a steal player here with Williams, who was thought to go in the lottery a few months ago. He is someone that is versatile and could defend multiple positions, but his offensive game is a work in progress.

22. Denver Nuggets (from Houston Rockets)- Jaden McDaniels, Small Forward/Power Forward, Washington: McDaniels was super disappointing in college a year ago on what was the most disappointing team in the sport as he lead the Pac-12 in fouls per game. The one thing that could get McDaniels picked in the first round is upside.

23. Utah Jazz- Jahmi'us Ramsey, Shooting Guard, Texas Tech: Ramsey is someone that was solid as a Freshman for Chris Beard's squad. He's someone that screams high energy guy off the bench for a contender. Those reasons are why this would be a great pick for the Jazz, who fit that bill.

24. Milwaukee Bucks (from Indiana Pacers)- Jalen Smith, Power Forward/Center, Maryland: Smith is another player who improved as a Sophomore and showed some versatility along the way. The Bucks can use a back up stretch big to come off the bench with Irsa Ilyasova and Robin Lopez aging.

25. Oklahoma City Thunder (from Denver Nuggets)- Jordan Nwora, Small Forward, Louisville: The Thunder land themselves a nice player at a position of need in Nwora. He can shoot and space the floor, but his playmaking and ball handling need to be worked on.

26. Boston Celtics- Xavier Tillman, Power Forward, Michigan State: The Celtics have a lot of bigs now, although they don't have one that jumps right out at you. Tillman is someone that was one of the better bigs in the country with his strength and size, although not a great perimeter shooter despite averaging a double-double.

27. New York Knicks (from Los Angeles Clippers)- Josh Green, Shooting Guard, Arizona: Green is someone that is a great defensive player and has shown flashes of good scoring, but is not a great play maker or passer. The Knicks are taking a risk here with this pick and if he improves his offensive game, they have themselves a player.

28. Los Angeles Lakers- Nico Mannion, Point Guard, Arizona: The Lakers are certainly a candidate to trade this pick as they lack picks due to the Anthony Davis trade. Mannion is not someone that has great athleticism or can shoot well, but he has other qualities that could make him a solid player in the league.

29. Toronto Raptors- Cassius Winston, Point Guard, Michigan State: This would be a steal for the Lakers, who grab someone who many thought would be a lottery pick before the college basketball season. Personal issues really were a distraction for Winston, who isn't a great athlete but is smart and is a solid shooter.

30. Boston Celtics (from Milwaukee Bucks)- Cassius Stanley, Shooting Guard, Duke: Stanley is someone else that could be a steal in the late first round or early second round. He is someone that is a solid shooter from three and is great in the transition game.

2020 MLB National TV Schedule

Here is the National TV Schedule for the 2020 MLB Season.

7/23- Yankees vs Nationals; 7:00, ESPN: Matt Vasgersian, Alex Rodriguez, Buster Olney
7/23- Giants vs Dodgers; 10:00, ESPN:
7/24- Braves vs Mets; 4:00, ESPN:
7/24- Brewers vs Cubs; 7:00, ESPN:
7/24- Angels vs Athletics; 10:00, ESPN:
7/25- Brewers vs Cubs; 1:00, FOX
7/25- Giants vs Dodgers; 4:00, FOX
7/25- Yankees vs Nationals; 7:00, FOX
7/26- Yankees vs Nationals; 1:00, TBS
7/26- Braves vs Mets; 7:00, ESPN
7/26- Giants vs Dodgers; 10:00, ESPN

2020 MLB Awards Predictions

Here are my award predictions for the 2020 MLB Season.

American League
MVP: Matt Chapman, Oakland Athletics: Chapman is widely known for his outstanding defense at third base, but he has become a prolific offensive player as well. I think he's in for a big season on a team that I view as a contender in the A's.
Runner up: Francisco Lindor, Cleveland Indians

Cy Young: Shane Bieber, Cleveland Indians: Instead of going chalk with Gerrit Cole, I went with someone who had a breakout 2019 in Bieber. The short season will benefit the Indians and that staff and Bieber is certainly capable of leading the American League in ERA this season.
Runner up: Gerrit Cole, New York Yankees

Rookie of the Year: Luis Robert, Chicago White Sox: Robert is someone that I believe that can become a flat out stud this season. He has shown so much of what he can do both with the bat and glove. Also, I believe the White Sox are a playoff team now and for years to come.
Runner up: Jesus Luzardo, Oakland Athletics

Manager of the Year: Rick Renteria, Chicago White Sox: Renteria is someone who is under some pressure this season for his team to succeed. I believe they will have success and he will rightfully get credit for it.
Runner up: Kevin Cash, Tampa Bay Rays

National League
MVP: Juan Soto, Washington Nationals: Despite news breaking that Soto will miss time with Covid-19, I believe Soto could come back soon and pick off where he left off last season. He is a flat out stud and he will carry the Nationals to the postseason.
Runner up: Mookie Betts, Los Angeles Dodgers

Cy Young: Mike Soroka, Atlanta Braves: Soroka was outstanding as a rookie a year and would have won Rookie of the Year had not been for Pete Alonso's historic rookie season. I believe he steps up his game more and comes away with this prestigious award.
Runner up: Luis Castillo, Cincinnati Reds

Rookie of the Year: Gavin Lux, Los Angeles Dodgers: Despite not starting the season with the big league club, I believe he will come up and show what he is capable of. He will certainly be better than what he showed last fall.
Runner up: Carter Kieboom, Washington Nationals

Manager of the Year: David Bell, Cincinnati Reds: With all the improvements the team made in the second half of last season and in the offseason, there's pressure on Bell to deliver. I believe he will get the job done and will get this award.
Runner up: Luis Rojas, New York Mets