Dawgman: Tons of college football players are not playing this season. Whether its the Big Ten or Pac-12 canceling their fall seasons or top prospects electing to opt-out, countless players are on the sidelines this year.
Now that player opt-outs are a thing for the 2020 season, how might this affect sidelined players’ draft stock heading into the 2021 NFL Draft? Speaking with Kevin Clark of TheRinger.com, Pittsburgh Steelers GM Kevin Colbert gave an answer.
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