NFL draft 2021: The 10 biggest steals from this year’s draft

Another offseason and another NFL draft are out. Finding a seat in it is not easy, especially this year since scouting and college football seasons have been challenging to conduct. Despite the uncertainty, here are the ten players from the NFL draft 2021 to look out for.

Elijah Molden

This 100th ranker got picked as a cornerback for the Titans in the third round of NFL draft 2021. Despite lacking long speed, Molden’s instincts and hard work show through in every game

Ronnie Perkins

Perkins got a seat as the Defensive End with the Patriots. He can be an important contribution to the team once he polishes his moves for the pro games. He has an overall rank of 96 and got picked in the third round.

Terrace Marshal Jr.

The 59th ranker was snatched by the Panthers in the second round! Despite his previous injuries, his offensive aggression can add to the team’s power. What’s more? He already has experience with Joe Brandy’s Offensive coordination.

Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah

Owusu-Koramoah got a seat with the Browns as a linebacker. His risk-taking style and ability to handle myriad coverage styles should be a handy addition to the diverse team.

Azeez Ojulari

Georgia’s Ojulari was chosen by the Giants in the second round. The linebacker is famous for his impressive first step, smooth cornering abilities despite a 249 pound 6’2” build.

Rondale Moore

Moore is one of the best playmakers of college football. The reputation helped him despite his injury history and 5’7”, 181-pound frame. His experience and speed are what made the coaches of the Cardinals choose him in the second round.

Trevon Moehrig

Moehrig has an overall rank of 43 and got into the Raiders in the second round. He has a well-rounded coverage and a smooth game for the team that usually only plays to its safety.

Christian Barmore

Alabama’s Barmore ranked 38 and was chosen by the Patriots in the second round. Barmore’s wild gameplay is a drawback but, with proper training, he stands a chance to sharpen his skills and be an asset.

Elijah Moore

Moore got a seat with the Jets in the second round. The youngster is fast and has the power to threaten downfield defenses. His efficient gameplay and team up with Wilson should be a great add-on.

Rashod Bateman

Bateman is the only player to be picked in the first round! This smooth route runner has several aces up his sleeve. He can win contested catches and beat cornerbacks