Pittsburgh Steelers Are on the Clock - Pick 28 Mason Rudolph is your choice to be Drew Brees’ successor? Sure Authentic Tyrell Williams Jersey , okay.First overall voting total: Cleveland BrownsSecond overall voting total: New York GiantsThird overall voting total: New York JetsFourth overall voting total: Cleveland BrownsFifth overall voting total: Denver BroncosSixth overall voting total: Indianapolis ColtsSeventh overall voting total: Tampa Bay BuccaneersEighth overall voting total: Chicago BearsNinth overall voting total: San Francisco 49ersTenth overall voting total: Oakland Raiders11th overall voting total: Miami Dolphins12th overall voting total: Buffalo Bills13th overall voting total: Washington Redskins14th overall voting total: Green Bay Packers15th overall voting total: Arizona Cardinals16th overall voting total: Baltimore Ravens17th overall voting total: Los Angeles Chargers18th overall voting total: Seattle Seahawks19th overall voting totals: Dallas Cowboys20th overall voting totals: Detroit Lions21st overall voting totals: Cincinnati Bengals22nd overall voting totals: Buffalo Bills23rd overall voting totals: New England Patriots24th overall voting totals: Carolina Panthers25th overall voting totals: Tennessee Titans26th overall voting totals: Atlanta FalconsThe Pittsburgh Steelers are now on the clock!CB Jaire Alexander: There is some concern about his ability to stay healthy, but Alexander is quick and instinctive.WR Courtland Sutton: He’s a possession receiver. He’s big, he’s tough, and he lacks quickness.LB Leighton Vander Esch: An athletic, 3-down linebacker, Vander Esch could definitely be a mid-1st round pick.WR D.J. Moore: Probably a slot receiver in the NFL, he has the quickness for it and could also add value as a returner.CB Mike Hughes: The UCF product is a short but physical corner. He lacks experience which gives a somewhat steeper learning curve as he enters the NFL.CB Isaiah Oliver: He has an elite combination of size and speed but has some technical deficiencies and is a less than stellar tackler.RB Sony Michel: A north-south runner who can run through arm tackles, Michel is a potential first-round talent.OT Kolton Miller: The UCLA product has good size and length, but there are questions about his athleticism.C Billy Price: Ohio State’s Price has good strength, but lacks length which is not a huge concern at center. He plays with an edge, but that also occasionally gets him in trouble.DE Arden Key: There are plenty of red flags here http://www.sandiegochargersteamonline.com/desmond-king-jersey , but he has the potential to be a quality pass rusher in the NFL.WR James Washington: He has a limited route tree and was not challenged much by Big 12 defenses, but he gets open deep and makes big plays.WR Christian Kirk: Lacks desirable speed, but he is quick and works well underneath. Probably limited to playing in the slot.DE Sam Hubbard: He has the size and motor to play at DE, but he lacks the athleticism that would allow him to excel as a pass rusher.S Ronnie Harrison: Alabama’s Harrison has the size and athleticism you want from a safety, but he plays a bit out of control and has technical deficiencies.DT Taven Bryan: Florida’s Bryan is a gifted athlete, but he lacks the size necessary to hold up against powerful offensive linemen.LB Malik Jefferson: Jefferson has the size and athleticism you in a linebacker, but his instincts are poor.TE Mark Andrews: He is a matchup problem with his size but he is an unwilling blocker.OG Will Hernandez: The only thing Hernandez doesn’t have that you want from a guard is ideal arm length.Los Angeles Chargers Daily Links: Will Philip Rivers Be the MVP of the AFC West? RB leaders in fantasy points per route run - Tyler LoechnerHere are the top 10 running backs (minimum 100 routes run) in terms of FP/RR from 2017 (PPR scoring). This data includes only receiving fantasy points scored.Pro Football FocusFive Fun Facts: Scott Quessenberry - Hayley ElwoodWhen Scott Quessenberry was drafted by the Bolts, he became the second member of his family to play in the NFL. His brother, David, plays for the Texans. “It’s really cool, and it’s crazy because Derek (Watt) and I are together and David and J.J. (Watt) are together. It’s great to be able to talk about everything that goes on in the league like different policies and rule changes. So to have somebody in my family to talk to is pretty sweet.”RB leaders in fantasy points per touch - Tyler LoechnerAustin Ekeler — a sneaky option to have a successful 2018 campaign — ranked third www.sandiegochargersteamonline.com , with 1.08 fantasy points per touch. He wasn’t too far behind Kamara and he was on pace with Chris Thompson, who was smashing in fantasy before sustaining an injury.NFL's best and worst offensive arsenals: 32-1 weapons ranking - Bill BarnwellThe obvious star is Keenan Allen, who has averaged 87.2 receiving yards per game over the past three years, which is fourth in the league over that time frame. The problem is that the former Cal star also has missed 23 games over that stretch with various injuries, and he just completed his first full 16-game season after five years in the NFL. Melvin Gordon also finished his first full season in three years, and while he has been a productive fantasy back, he has yet to average 4.0 yards per carry once as a pro.AFC West Q&A: Who will be the division MVP? - ESPN.com staffRivers is more than the AFC West's senior statesman under center -- the No. 4 overall pick of the 2004 draft also became the ninth member of the NFL's 50,000-yard passing club last season. Maturing weapons such as receiver Keenan Allen and running back Melvin Gordon will make Rivers, who turns 37 in December, only more dangerous.Social Media Information:BFTB Facebook Page: Click here to like our pageBFTB Twitter: Follow @BFTB_ChargersThe Lightning Round Twitter: Follow @Lightning_RoundThe Lightning Round Facebook: Click here to like our pageBFTB Manager: Richard Wade: Follow @RichardWade
