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Now that the NFL Draft has long seen its completion, it’s a great opportunity to dive in and analyse the potential. The NFC East is a division which appears to house two teams ready to compete at high levels, while the others are looking to get back on track. With the Eagles again looking to lead the pack, the Cowboys should do their best to put a wrench in their plans. Solid talent was added to all these clubs with the Redskins becoming the most intriguing. NFC EAST PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Round 1 (22): Andre Dillard (OL) - Washington State Round 2 (53): Miles Sanders (RB) - Penn State Round 2 (57): J.J. Arcega-Whiteside (WR) - Stanford Round 4 (138): Shareef Miller (DL) - Penn State Round 5 (167): Clayton Thorson (QB) - Northwestern Undrafted Free Agents: Nate Herbig , OL, Stanford | Joey Alfieri , LB, Stanford | T.J. Edwards , LB, Wisconsin | Mason Moe , LB, UC Davis | Kevin Wilkins , DT, Rutgers | Deandre Thompkins , WR Penn State |

Now that the NFL Draft has long seen its completion, it’s a great opportunity to dive in and analyse the potential. The AFC West was recently pegged as one of the best divisions in all of football, and after this offseason, it could once again be the case. With the Chiefs looking to repeat their dominance with the Chargers hanging around as a close second, the rest of this group will have something to prove. After what transpired in this NFL draft, we could be in for some great battles from the AFC West.           AFC WEST KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Round 2 (56): Mecole Hardman (WR) - Georgia Round 2 (63): Juan Thornhill (S) - Virginia Round 3 (84): Khalen Saunders (DL) - Western Illinois Round 6 (201): Rashad Fenton (DB) - South Carolina Round 6 (214): Darwin Thompson (RB) - Utah State Round 7 (216): Nick Allegretti (OL) – Illinois Undrafted Free Agents: Gary Johnson , LB, Texas | Kyle Shurmur , QB, Vanderbilt | John Lovett , QB, Princeton |

Now that the NFL Draft has long seen its completion, it’s a great opportunity to dive in and analyse the potential. The AFC South could take the title of the best division in football if all teams could reach full ability based on the sound talent housed on each roster. With the Colts looking to pickup where they left off, we can’t count out the Jaguars and the Texans again making waves. After a draft class filled with so much promise, this could become one of the toughest groups to play against in 2019.   AFC SOUTH INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Round 2 (34): Rock Ya-Sin (CB) - Temple Round 2 (49): Ben Banogu (DL) - TCU Round 2 (59): Parris Campbell (WR) - Ohio State Round 3 (89): Bobby Okereke (LB) - Stanford Round 4 (109): Khari Willis (S) - Michigan State Round 5 (144): Marvell Tell III (S) - USC Round 5 (164): E.J. Speed (LB) - Tarleton State Round 6 (199): Gerri Green (DL) - Mississippi State Round 7 (240): Jackson Barton (OL) - Utah Ro