Brandon Deutsche - Draft Combine

Analyzing Mike Evans' Impact on the 49ers and John Lynch's Future

Brandon Deutsche examines the 49ers' signing of Mike Evans, noting his Hall of Fame status but concerns about his age, injury, and fit with an aging offense. He questions the contract's value and the impact on GM John Lynch's future, while comparing Evans to current receivers and discussing QB Brock Purdy's downfield passing limitations.

Post-Combine NFL Mock Draft Part 3: Key Picks and Team Needs Analyzed

Brandon Deutsche presents part 3 of his post-combine NFL mock draft, analyzing picks 13 through 18. He covers the Rams' potential pick of Francis Mauanoa, Baltimore's Caleb Banks, Tampa Bay's tight end Sadiq Caddy, and the Jets' quarterback Ty Simpson at 16. Detroit and Minnesota are projected to select cornerbacks Avion Terrell and Bynum. Combine performances and team needs are key themes.

Post-Combine NFL Mock Draft Part 2: Top Picks and Team Needs Analyzed

Brandon Deutsche presents part two of his post-combine NFL mock draft, analyzing picks such as David Bailey to Washington, Sunny Stiles to New Orleans, Ruben Bain to the Giants, Mansoor Delane to Cincinnati, Carnell Tate to Miami, and Jermon McCoy to Dallas. He discusses combine performances, team needs, and player potential.

NFL Mock Draft Post Combine: Top 6 Picks and Surprises

Brandon Deutsche presents his post-combine NFL mock draft, analyzing the top six picks. He predicts Fernando Mendoza to the Raiders, Arvell Reese to the Jets or Vikings, Spencer Fano to the Cardinals, and a surprise pick of Jeremiah Love by Tennessee. The Giants select Caleb Downs, and Cleveland picks McCly Lemon despite interview concerns. Insights on athleticism, team needs, and potential trades are discussed.

Biggest Losers of the 2026 NFL Combine Analyzed

Brandon Deutsche reviews the 2026 NFL Combine's biggest losers, focusing on players whose performances may lower their draft stock. Malachi Fields' slow times and tape suggest a drop to rounds three or four. Carnell Tate may fall behind peers like Makai Lemon. David Bailey's slip in drills raises concerns despite a good 40-yard dash. Linebacker Torian New York and Miles Kitselman had disappointing showings, potentially impacting their draft positions.

Top Performers at the 2026 NFL Combine: Record-Breaking Prospects

This episode highlights the top performers of the 2026 NFL Combine who boosted their draft prospects. Sunny Stiles broke linebacker records, Dylan Diamond impressed with a 4.37 40-yard dash, and Kenyon Siddique set a tight end 40-yard dash record. Mike Washington Jr., Malachi Lawrence, and Jeff Caldwell also elevated their draft status with strong performances. Insights focus on how these results may impact their NFL draft positions.

Biggest Losers of NFL Draft Combine Day 3

This episode breaks down the biggest losers from NFL Draft Combine Day 3. Carnell Tate's slow 40-yard dash times may cause him to fall in the draft despite strong in-game speed and contested catch rate. Malakai Fields underperformed compared to his Shrine Bowl showing, and Emmett Johnson's athletic score was low despite impressive tape, potentially dropping his draft stock significantly. The episode offers insights into how these performances could affect their draft positions and NFL futures.

Biggest winners from NFL Combine day three

Biggest winners from NFL Combine day three

Aller could be the 29th pick in the 2026 NFL Draft

Aller could be the 29th pick in the 2026 NFL Draft

Kenyon Sadiq Breaks Tight End 40-Yard Dash Record and NFL Draft Impact

Kenyon Sadiq broke the tight end 40-yard dash record with a 4.39-second run, surpassing Vernon Davis' 4.40. His top speed hit 23.24 mph, matching elite performances like Jameer Gibbs' 4.36 40-time in 2023. This likely removes any chance of Sadiq falling to the 27th pick, with teams like the 49ers and Eagles showing strong interest. Eli Stowers set a new vertical jump record at 45.5 inches, raising his draft stock. This tight end class is noted for exceptional athleticism and versatility.

The Styles Brothers Dominate the NFL Combine with Record-Breaking Speed

At the NFL Combine, the Styles brothers from Ohio State are making headlines. Sonny ran a 4.46 40-yard dash at 6'5", 244 lbs, with outstanding broad and vertical jumps. Lorenzo ran a 4.28 40-yard dash, the fastest so far, and posted a 39-inch vertical. Both show remarkable genetics and versatility, dominating in speed and explosiveness.

Sonny Styles' Historic NFL Combine Performance and Draft Projection

In this episode, Brandon Deutsche analyzes linebacker Sonny Styles' unprecedented NFL combine performance, including a 43.5-inch vertical jump, 11-foot-2 broad jump, and a 4.46-second 40-yard dash at 6'5" and 244 pounds. Styles' athleticism draws comparisons to Calvin Johnson, positioning him as a potential top 2 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. The discussion also references other notable combine athletes and emphasizes Styles' potential to become one of the best linebackers in the NFL.

Caleb Banks Dominates NFL Draft Combine with Record Wingspan and Elite Athleticism

Caleb Banks stood out at the NFL Draft Combine with a 6'6" height, 327-pound weight, and an 85 3/4 inch wingspan—the longest since 1999. He ranked in the 98th percentile for height, 89th for weight, 94th for hand size, and 99th for wingspan. Banks posted an elite relative athletic score, including a 32-inch vertical jump and a 5.05-second 40-yard dash, exceptional for his size. These metrics suggest a top 15 draft pick, with Cincinnati as a potential destination.

Aller is the biggest enigma in the 2026 NFL draft

Aller is the biggest enigma in the 2026 NFL draft

Exactly How the NFL Draft Should Go Part 3: Key Picks and Team Needs

This episode covers picks 13 to 18 in the NFL draft, highlighting team strategies and player evaluations. The Rams target cornerback Jermon McCoy, the Ravens select wide receiver Carnell Tate, and Tampa Bay chooses edge rusher Key Nestor. The Jets pick safety Emmanuel McNeil Warren, Detroit selects cornerback Avion Terrell, and Las Vegas adds offensive lineman Spencer Fauna. Player comparisons and team impacts are discussed.

Exactly How the NFL Draft Should Go Part 2

Brandon Deutsche analyzes NFL draft picks 7 to 12, discussing Washington's need for a pass rusher like David Bailey, New Orleans Saints selecting receiver Jordan Tyson, Kansas City's potential pick of tackle Francis Mauinaua, Cincinnati's interest in defensive tackle Lee Hunter, Miami targeting cornerback Mansoor Delane, and Dallas Cowboys considering coverage linebacker Sonny Stiles. The episode offers insights into team needs and player fits.

Exactly How the NFL Draft Should Go: Top Six Picks Breakdown

Brandon Deutsche presents his vision for the NFL draft's top six picks. He suggests the Vikings trade three first-round picks and Jordan Addison for quarterback Fernando Mendoza. He recommends the Jets select Arvel Reese, Cardinals pick Jeremiah Love, Titans choose Ruben Bain, Giants take Caleb Downs, and Browns select Makai Lemon, analyzing each pick's fit and team needs.

Three NFL Draft Combine Prospects to Watch: Allard, Bell, and Thompson

Brandon Deutsche analyzes three prospects for the NFL Draft Combine. Drew Allard has elite arm strength and first-round potential despite recent struggles. Markell Bell offers size and developmental upside, especially in pass protection. Brennan Thompson is a small receiver with limited college production but high combine expectations, with caution on his draft value.