Todd McShay offers up his way-too-early 2018 NFL mock draft

Time for what I believe will be our last 2018 NFL mock draft until the fall college football season arrives. Well, no promises on that, but I think this will be it. Todd McShay released his way-too-early mock draft on Thursday. His next mock draft likely will not arrive until December. He acknowledged he has not watched tape on most of the players in his mock. Instead, his evaluations are based on what he has seen in person or on TV. The draft order is generated by Football Outsiders, who come up with early projected records for the 2017 season. A year ago, he released the same type of mock draft. His top five picks a year ago were: 1. Cleveland Browns: DeShaun Watson, QB, Clemson 2. San Francisco

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Former Titans coach Jeff Fisher moving back to Nashville — 'This is home'

Jeff Fisher is going home. Not back to California where he grew up and played college football. Not back to Chicago where he played in the NFL or Houston where he first became a head coach. Fisher, 59, is moving moving back to Nashville, the place he truly considers his home. “We spent so many years here; we just love the people and we have so many great friends here,” said Fisher, who currently is in town. “Everywhere you go people are just like, ‘Hey, welcome back.’ It’s just really cool.” While having a tire repaired earlier this week Fisher was recognized by all the employees at the shop. They were thrilled to see him and stopped working long enough to get together for a group photo. “That

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What the Bears (probably) should have done in the 2017 NFL Draft

The 2017 NFL Draft has come and gone, and most Chicago Bears fans are not happy. By picking three small-school prospects and trading up for a quarterback, general manager Ryan Pace is putting his job on the line with these picks. Using the power of hindsight, here’s what I would’ve done if I were general manager of the Bears.

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Broncos cut three players to make room for rookies

The Broncos are going to sign 15 undrafted rookies soon, but they had to make room for them first. Via Cameron Wolfe of the Denver Post, the Broncos released three players to make room for all the new additions. Denver waived defensive end Iosia Iosia, wide receiver Mekale McKay and long snapper Jeff Overbaugh. Iosia spent the last week of last season on their practice squad, and he and the other two signed future contracts in January. With those moves and the addition of Jamaal Charles, the Broncos would be up to the 90-man roster limit.

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