This week we talk to Neil Stratton of Inside the League on the effect of Covid-19 on the scouting process heading into the NFL draft. Then we get a closer look at a variety of draft prospects with Sports Info Solutions' Nathan Cooper. (Click for audio link.)

Tom Brady's Patriots nearly shatter one final record on their way out.

Patrick Queen isn't the only star on the Tigers defense. Grant Delpit offers unusual speed, coverage ability, and playmaking instincts in the backfield. His tackling ability is also unusual ... for all the wrong reasons.

When the Cleveland Browns took quarterback Baker Mayfield first overall in 2018, they surprised the vast majority of mock drafters. What does that say about the Browns, and what does it say about the value of mock drafts? Guest columnist Benjamin Robinson breaks down the differences between mock drafts and reality.

After a season of turmoil, Braden Smith and the Indianapolis Colts achieved perfection along the offensive line and set a record for year-to-year improvement. The Jacksonville Jaguars were right behind them, but things were not as kind for the L.A. Rams or Miami Dolphins.

There are a lot of first-round prospects in the wide receiver class of 2020, but they're generally equal to the average first-rounder of past drafts, with two exceptions. This is the ESPN+ version of Playmaker Score; it will also run on FO with a full table next week.

Tom Brady's in Tampa Bay and the world has been changed by a pandemic. Anything else going on?

Rivers McCown joins us on this week's show to talk about what's going on with the Houston Texans. What was Bill O'Brien thinking trading DeAndre Hopkins, and what does it mean for the Texans going forward?

Yes, LSU's Joe Burrow is the highest-rated quarterback prospect in this year's draft class -- but he's not as highly rated as you might expect. And how did Tua Tagovailoa's abbreviated final season at Alabama affect his projection?

The Tigers' defensive star is undersized, and his tackling is less than ideal. But his sideline-to-sideline range and intuitive playmaking instincts should make him the first linebacker off the board in the NFL draft.