Kyle Trask exits Senior Bowl, bears are aggressive

Daily Draft Digest is back just in time for Reese’s Senior Bowl to take place in Mobile, Alabama! The Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers left for the Super Bowl, while the Green Bay Packers and Buffalo Bills consolidated their draft spots. In this edition, we get Senior Bowl news, important injury news, and the Bears are set to make a name for themselves.

Kyle Trask exits the Senior Bowl

Suffering from an ankle injury, Florida quarterback Kyle Trask is set to miss the Senior Bowl, an event he desperately needed to participate in. gave Trask the ability to prove he could be worth a first-round pick.

Given his lack of talent in arms, mobility, and physical tools, Trask enters the 2021 NFL Draft Round as a low-cap option. Due to a production world in 2020 with the Gators, Trask can hear his name called on day two of the draft. As for his first-round hopes, those seem to be completely out of the question now.

Vanderbilt EDGE Dayo Odeyingbo takes a massive bang

One of the most versatile and fun players to watch from this draft round is Dayo Odeyingbo, Vanderbilt’s on-board rusher. A 6-foot-6, 275-pound man with 36-inch arms, Odeyingbo appeared to be a day two sleeper and a top 10 player in his place, with the versatility to line up for a defensive front to the next level.

Now Odeyingbo has a decision to make after breaking his achilles during his training for the project. Given his extra year of eligibility, Odeyingbo has until March 1 to decide whether or not to continue to the 2021 NFL Draft or whether to return to school and seek recovery before entering. one year later.

Are bears big players in the QB market?

There’s no way to watch the 2017 NFL Draft without the Chicago Bears’ mistakes being completely obvious. Trading up to the second overall pick, the Bears chose to select Mitch Trubisky over Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson. Almost four years later, the Bears are again active in finding a new gunslinger after Trubisky’s failures.

Currently in 20th place in the general classification, Jay Glazer reported that Chicago will be aggressive in their quest for a new quarterback. Does that mean they’ll turn to people like Watson or Matthew Stafford after he and the Lions seek to go their separate ways? Or does that mean the Bears will once again look to move for Trey Lance, Justin Fields or Zach Wilson?