A look at five prospects eligible for the 2019 NFL Draft who need to step up in week three of the college football season.
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Knocked for not having a rocket arm, Washington's Jake Browning is out to prove his worth to scouts in the lead-up to the 2019 NFL Draft.
After a disastrous pro day, Bright Ugwoegbu is unlikely to be selected in the 2018 Supplemental Draft, but his versatility should earn him a camp invite.
After losing his starting job and then his spot on the team, safety Brandon Bryant will look to reboot his career in the NFL.
After a tumultuous career at Virginia Tech, cornerback Adonis Alexander has entered his name into the 2018 NFL Supplemental Draft.
A second-team all-MAC selection, Sam Beal should be the first player picked in the NFL Supplemental Draft since the Rams chose Isaiah Battle in 2015.
After a tumultuous offseason, Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots look to turn the page and reclaim the Lombardi Trophy.
By trading Brandin Cooks for a first-round pick, the Patriots have revealed not only their plans in the draft, but the team's future at quarterback as well.
Despite multiple suspensions and a benching late in his career, Jordan Thomas leaves as one of the most productive defensive backs in Oklahoma history.
Known more as a blocker, the potential flashed by Ian Thomas as a receiver is why he will be one of the first tight ends selected in the 2018 NFL Draft...
His dismissal from Oregon is a big red flag, however Darren Carrington II is one of the most exciting wide receivers in the 2018 NFL Draft.