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2020 NFL Draft Guide: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet

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2020 NFL Draft Guide: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet

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2020 NFL Draft Guide: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet

Howard Bender

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M. Moore - QB

Chiefs re-signed QB Matt Moore to a one-year contract.

It only makes sense given the need for continuity without actual offseason reps this year. The Giants had also shown interest in Moore, who completed 49-of-71 passes for 542 yards and three touchdowns in his two spot-starts for Patrick Mahomes last year. He'll again hold Mahomes' clipboard throughout the season barring another injury.

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J. Simmons - DB

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ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Broncos S Justin Simmons is expected to sign his franchise tender in the next 48 hours.

The two sides are still reportedly working towards a long-term deal by Wednesday's deadline. Barring a lucrative extension, the 26-year-old will make $11.441 million this upcoming season. PFF's No. 2 graded safety with an All-Pro nod last year, Simmons will undoubtedly garner a four-year contract worth upwards of $15 million annually. Yannick Ngakoue, Shaq Barrett, Chris Jones and AJ Green remain the only four franchised players who have yet to sign their respective tenders.

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C. Newton - QB

The Boston Globe's Chad Finn speculates Cam Newton will play 11 games for the Patriots this season.

"I’m leaving wiggle room for him to miss a game with injury, or for a scenario in which the Patriots have their playoff positioning clinched and Jarett Stidham gets a start," Finn writes. Newton can earn a $3.75 million bonus if he’s on the field for 90 percent or more of the snaps and the team qualifies for the playoffs, as reported by ESPN's Field Yates on Thursday. Both are bound to happen as long as Newton is healthy — the looming question on everyone's mind at the moment. The 31-year-old recently passed his physical with the team, suggesting he's cleared for takeoff from the season opener, and should be the Patriots' starting quarterback as long as he's in good condition.

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M. Breida - RB

MIA

The Dolphins have not engaged in contract extension negotiations with RB Matt Breida, according to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald.

Jackson cites the uncertainty of the salary cap in 2021 as the reason why, and that other Dolphins entering the final year of their contract have also not been approached. The Dolphins spent very little at the running back position this offseason, sending a fifth-round pick for Breida, who is set to make $3.25 million, and signed Jordan Howard to a two-year contract that likely will only last one season. It is the cheapest backfield to acquire in fantasy drafts, yet seems destined for a split workload all season long.

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S. Griffin - LB

SEA

Seahawks LB Shaquem Griffin "looms" as a player on the roster bubble heading into training camp, according to the Seattle Times' Bob Condotta.

The third-year linebacker is the twin brother of starting outside corner Shaquill Griffin, but Shaquem has not claimed a starting role after two seasons in the NFL. Over the last two drafts, the Seahawks have spent three picks on his position, including 2020 first-round pick Jordyn Brooks and 2019 third-round pick Cody Barton. Griffin might need to carve out a pass rushing role in order to make the 53-man roster. Condotta notes increased practice squad numbers, ranging anywhere from 12 to 16 players, likely means Griffin remains a part of the Seahawks in some fashion.

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L. Shenault - WR

JAC

Jaguars signed second-round WR Laviska Shenault to a four-year contract.

Head coach Doug Marrone claims Shenault will play numerous positions: wide receiver, tight end, wildcat quarterback and see manufactured touches out of the backfield. It is the type of statement that looks good on paper, but often fails to fulfill its promise. Shenault is at his best with the ball in his hands and was frequently able to show off that skillset at Colorado, as 75% of his catches were made less than 10 yards downfield last season. D.J. Chark remains a great bet to lead the team in targets, but Shenault could offer a secondary spark on a handful of touches per game.

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L. Perine - RB

NYJ

Jets signed fourth-round RB Lamical Perine to a four-year contract.

Perine (5'11/216) led Florida in rushing his final three seasons despite never reaching 140 carries. While he tested as an average Joe across the board at Indy's Combine, PFF charted Perine with just one drop on 55 targets in 2019, which were inexplicably 14 more than his previous three years combined. Those proven receiving chops combined with Perine's burning desire to pass-block could land him a third-down role ahead of Josh Adams or Trenton Cannon. Unfortunately, he'll only be serviceable for fantasy if he can cut into Le'Veon Bell's role on third down. Considering coach Adam Gase's clear antipathy for Bell, it's not outside the realm of possibility.

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J. Wills - OL

CLE

Browns signed No. 10 overall pick OT Jedrick Wills to a four-year, $19.702 million contract.

A five-star recruit and two-year starter for Alabama, Wills (6’4"/312) allowed just one sack across 39 games. The 21-year-old was voted second-team AP All-American as a true junior, ranking as Pro Football Focus' No. 11 offensive tackle among 249 qualifiers with 500 snaps. His 74th-percentile Adjusted SPARQ athleticism at the NFL Combine also includes an impressive 87th-percentile 40-time (5.05) and eye-popping 97th-percentile vertical leap (34 1/2"). Overall, Wills projects as a high-upside prospect who has the technique to win in pass-pro and ferocity to clear gaping holes in any rushing scheme. Every one of Willis' high school and college snaps came on the right side, but the Browns are reportedly "very confident" he can man the left.

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