One of the early headlines for the 2020 NFL draft was the concept that the Miami Dolphins would #tankfortua. It worked. Brilliantly, I might add, with Chris Grier’s Dolphins team able to win five games and get their guy fifth overall without having to give up any additional draft capital.
Now it’s Trevor Lawrence’s turn.
While Tua Tagovailoa might have challenged Joe Burrow for the No. 1 spot had health and durability not been an issue, there is a decent chance that the top two picks in 2021 will both be quarterbacks.
Before getting into my first 2021 mock draft, one thing to explain is how the draft order was determined.