| ATHLETIC EVENTS SCHEDULE: OCTOBER 16 – OCTOBER 21 | |||
| MONDAY | OCTOBER 16 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 8:00am | Girls Tennis Individual Sections | Baseline Center – U of M | |
| 5:30pm / 5:30pm 7:00pm | JV/B: 3:30pm V: 4:20pm|8:30pm | Volleyball vs. Washburn | Washburn High School |
| TUESDAY | OCTOBER 17 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm (Boys) 4:40pm (Girls) | Cross Country Conference Championship | HOME | |
| 5:00pm | 2:00pm | 8:00pm | Girls Swimming vs. Tri-City United | Tri-City United – Montgomery |
| TBD | Boys Soccer Sections | TBD | |
| WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 18 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 5:00pm | Football vs. Central | HOME | |
| THURSDAY | OCTOBER 19 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 12:00pm | JV Football vs. Central | HOME | |
| FRIDAY | OCTOBER 20 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| SATURDAY | OCTOBER 21 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
Category Archives: Football
Sports schedule for: Oct 9-14
| ATHLETIC EVENTS SCHEDULE: OCTOBER 9 – OCTOBER 14 | |||
| MONDAY | OCTOBER 9 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 5:30pm / 5:30pm 7:00pm | 4:00pm | 8:30pm | Volleyball vs. Humboldt | Humboldt High School |
| TUESDAY | OCTOBER 10 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 11 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| THURSDAY | OCTOBER 12 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:30pm | JV Football vs. Washburn | HOME | |
| 5:30pm / 5:30pm 7:00pm | Volleyball vs. Central | HOME | |
| FRIDAY | OCTOBER 13 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| TBD | Individual Tennis Sections | TBD | |
| 6:00pm | 4:30pm | 7:45pm | Football vs. Washburn | Washburn High School |
| SATURDAY | OCTOBER 14 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 8:00am | 3:30pm | Varsity Volleyball Tournament | Benilde St. Margaret’s | |
| 8:00am / 8:00am | 6:45am | 3:00pm | JV/B Volleyball Tournament | Harding High School |
Sports schedule for: Oct 2-7
| ATHLETIC EVENTS SCHEDULE: OCTOBER 2 – OCTOBER 7 | |||
| MONDAY | OCTOBER 2 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 5:30pm / 7:00pm | JV: 4:30pm | 7:00pm V: 6:00pm | 8:45pm | Boys Soccer vs. Cretin-Derham Hall | Cretin-Derham Hall |
| 5:30pm / 5:30pm 7:00pm | 4:20pm | 9:00pm | Volleyball vs. Central | Central High School |
| TUESDAY | OCTOBER 3 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 5:15pm / 7:00pm | Girls Soccer vs. Tartan | HOME | |
| WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 4 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm | Girls Tennis Twin Cities Match | Kenwood Park | |
| 4:00pm / 4:30pm 5:00pm / 7:00pm | JV: 3:30pm | 6:40pm V: 5:30pm | 8:45pm | C-Squad vs. Breck / B-Squad vs. Como JV/V Boys Soccer vs. St. Anthony Village | B/C-Squad – HOME JV/V – St. Anthony Village HS |
| 5:30pm / 5:30pm 7:00pm | 4:00pm | 8:30pm | Volleyball vs. Washington | Washington Tech |
| THURSDAY | OCTOBER 5 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| FRIDAY | OCTOBER 6 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 5:30pm | Girls Soccer vs. Central | Allianz Field | |
| 7:30pm | 6:15pm | 9:15pm | Boys Soccer vs. Central | Allianz Field |
| SATURDAY | OCTOBER 7 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 10:30am | 6:30am | 2:00pm | Cross Country Meet of Champions | Arrowwood Resort |
| 1:00pm | Football vs. Kennedy | HOME | |
| 2:30pm / 4:00pm | Girls Soccer vs. Simley | Simley High School | |
Sports schedule for: Sept 25-30
| ATHLETIC EVENTS SCHEDULE: SEPTEMBER 25 – SEPTEMBER 30 | |||
| MONDAY | SEPTEMBER 25 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm | Girls Tennis Scrimmage vs. Cretin Derham-Hall | HOME | |
| 5:30pm / 5:30pm 7:00pm | Volleyball vs. Harding | HOME | |
| TUESDAY | SEPTEMBER 26 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 5:00pm / 5:00pm 7:00pm | 3:45pm | 6:45pm | Boys Soccer vs. Harding | B: Harding High School V/JV: HOME |
| 4:00pm (V) / 5:45pm | Girls Soccer vs. Harding | Harding High School | |
| WEDNESDAY | SEPTEMBER 27 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm | Girls Varsity Tennis vs. Two Rivers | HOME | |
| 5:30pm / 5:30pm 7:00pm | Volleyball vs. Como Park | HOME | |
| THURSDAY | SEPTEMBER 28 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm / 4:00pm | 2:30pm | 6:00pm | Girls Tennis vs. Holy Family Catholic | V: HOME JV: Holy Family Catholic |
| 4:30pm | 3:15pm | 5:45pm | JV Football vs. Two Rivers | Two Rivers High School |
| 7:00pm | 5:00pm | 9:00pm | Girls Swimming vs. Central | Humboldt High School |
| FRIDAY | SEPTEMBER 29 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 6:00pm | Football vs. Two Rivers | HOME | |
| SATURDAY | SEPTEMBER 30 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 9:30am / 9:30am 11:00am | 8:30am | 1:00pm | Volleyball vs. Minnehaha | Minnehaha Academy |
Sports schedule for: Sept 18-23
| ATHLETIC EVENTS SCHEDULE: SEPTEMBER 18 – SEPTEMBER 23 | |||
| MONDAY | SEPTEMBER 18 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm | 2:45pm | 5:15pm | JV Football vs. MPLS Southwest | Southwest High School |
| 5:00pm | B-Squad Boys Soccer vs. St. Agnes | HOME | |
| 5:30pm / 5:30pm 7:00pm | Volleyball vs. Johnson | HOME | |
| TUESDAY | SEPTEMBER 19 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm / 4:00pm | V: 3:15pm | 6:00pm | Girls Tennis vs. Harding | V: Harding High School JV: HOME |
| 4:15pm / 4:30pm 7:00pm | JV/B:3:15pm|5:45pm V: 5:45pm | 8:45pm | Boys Soccer vs. Humboldt | Humboldt High School |
| 5:00pm / 7:00pm | Girls Soccer vs. Humboldt | HOME | |
| WEDNESDAY | SEPTEMBER 20 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| THURSDAY | SEPTEMBER 21 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm / 5:00pm 7:00pm | V/JV Boys Soccer vs. Johnson B-Squad vs. Cretin-Derham Hall | V/JV: HOME B: Cretin-Derham Hall | |
| 4:00pm / 4:00pm | Girls Tennis vs. Como Park | HOME | |
| 4:15pm | 2:00pm | 7:00pm | Girls Swimming vs. Humboldt/Washington | Humboldt High School |
| 5:00pm | Girls Soccer vs. Johnson | Johnson High School | |
| FRIDAY | SEPTEMBER 22 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| TBD | 12:00pm | 4:15pm | Cross Country Roy Griak Invitational | Les Bolstad Golf Course |
| 5:00pm | JV Football vs. Harding/Humboldt | HOME | |
| SATURDAY | SEPTEMBER 23 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 9:00am / 11:00am | Girls Soccer vs. Visitation | Visitation School | |
| 11:00am / 11:00am 1:00pm | Boys Soccer vs. North St. Paul | HOME | |
| 1:00pm | 11:15am / 2:45pm | Football vs. Harding/Humboldt | Harding High School |
Sports schedule for: Sept 11-16
| ATHLETIC EVENTS SCHEDULE: SEPTEMBER 11 – SEPTEMBER 16 | |||
| MONDAY | SEPTEMBER 11 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| TUESDAY | SEPTEMBER 12 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm | Girls Tennis vs. Washington | Washington Technology Magnet | |
| 5:00pm / 5:00pm 7:00pm | B: 3:45pm / 6:30pm | Boys Soccer vs. Washington | HOME |
| 5:30pm / 5:30pm 7:00pm | Volleyball vs. Hill-Murray | HOME | |
| 7:00pm | Girls Soccer vs. Washington | Washington Technology Magne | |
| WEDNESDAY | SEPTEMBER 13 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm | Tennis vs. Visitation | HOME | |
| 5:30pm / 5:30pm 7:00pm | Volleyball vs. St. Croix Lutheran | HOME | |
| THURSDAY | SEPTEMBER 14 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm / 4:00pm | Girls Tennis vs. Central | V: Central High School JV: HOME | |
| 4:15pm | 2:00pm | 7:00pm | Girls Swimming vs. Como/Johnson | Humboldt High School |
| 4:30pm / 4:30pm 7:00pm | 5:50pm | 8:45pm | JV/B Boys Soccer vs. MPLS Southwest Varsity Soccer vs. Simley | JV/B: HOME V: Simley High School |
| 5:00pm / 7:00pm | Girls Soccer vs. Two Rivers | Two Rivers High School | |
| 6:00pm | 4:15pm | 7:45pm | Football vs. MPLS Southwest | Southwest High School |
| FRIDAY | SEPTEMBER 15 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| SATURDAY | SEPTEMBER 16 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 8:30am | 9:15am | 4:00pm | Girls Swimming Invitational | St. Catherine University |
| 9:00am | Girls Tennis Quadrangular | Harding High School | |
| 11:00am / 1:00pm | Girls Soccer vs. Chisago | HOME | |
| 1:00pm / 1:00pm 1:00pm | 11:45am | 2:45pm | Boys Soccer vs. Irondale | JV/B: Edgewood Middle School V: Irondale High School |
| 7:20pm | 5:15pm | 10:00pm | Cross Country Metro Invitational | Flying Cloud Fields Eden Prairie |
Sports schedule for: Sept 4-9
| ATHLETIC EVENTS SCHEDULE: SEPTEMBER 4 – SEPTEMBER 9 | |||
| MONDAY | SEPTEMBER 4 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| TUESDAY | SEPTEMBER 5 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm / 5:00pm 7:00pm | Boys Soccer vs. Central | HOME | |
| 4:00pm / 4:00pm | 3:15pm | 6:00pm | Girls Tennis vs. Johnson | V: HOME JV – Eastview Park |
| 5:00pm / 7:00pm | Girls Soccer vs. Central | Griffin Stadium | |
| WEDNESDAY | SEPTEMBER 6 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm | B-Squad Boys Soccer vs St. Agnes | HOME | |
| THURSDAY | SEPTEMBER 7 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm | Girls Tennis vs. Humboldt | HOME | |
| 4:30pm | 3:15pm | 5:45pm | JV Football vs. Tartan | Tartan High School |
| 5:15pm / 5:30pm 7:15pm | JV/B: 4:15 | 6:45pm V: 6:00pm | 8:45pm | Boys Soccer vs. Como Park | Como Park High School |
| 7:00pm | Varsity Girls Soccer vs. Como Park | HOME | |
| 7:00pm | 5:00pm | 9:00pm | Girls Swimming vs. Harding | Humboldt High School |
| FRIDAY | SEPTEMBER 8 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 4:00pm / 4:00pm | 3:15pm | 6:00pm | Tennis vs. Holy Angels | V – HOME JV – Christian Park |
| 4:30pm / 5:00pm | 2:30pm | 6:00pm | Cross Country St. Paul Two Mile | Battle Creek Regional Park |
| 6:00pm | Football vs. Tartan | HOME | |
| SATURDAY | SEPTEMBER 9 | ||
| TIME | BUS TIMES | EVENT | LOCATION |
| 9:00am | Volleyball B-Squad Tournament | Lakeville North High School | |
| 11:00am / 1:00pm 3:00pm | B:10:00am|12:45pm JV: 11:50am|2:45pm V: 1:30pm | 4:45pm | Boys Soccer vs. Breck | Breck School |
| 11:00am | 8:45am | 1:00pm | Girls Swimming vs. Hastings | Hastings Middle School |
Minnesota Vikings 2023 Schedule Preview
By: Toby Martin Kohls

Week 1: vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tampa Bay is projected to be one of the worst teams in the league this year, after the retirement of GOAT QB Tom Brady. The storyline for the Bucs will be which QB wins their starting job between Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask, and what draft pick the Bucs will get. The home opener should be an easy win for the Vikings here.
Week 2: @ Philadelphia Eagles
Seriously, do the Eagles ever play in Minneapolis? This will be a tough one, another away game in Philly taking on Jalen Hurts and the Super Bowl runner-ups in a hostile prime-time environment.
Week 3: vs Los Angeles Chargers
We’re playing the AFC West this year! Justin Herbert, Austin Ekeler, Keenan Allen, and Mike Williams come to town in what should be a good battle of great offenses.
Week 4: @ Carolina Panthers
The Vikings travel to Carolina to face the new-look Panthers with QB Bryce Young at the helm. The Panthers are actually supposed to be a middle-of-the-road team this year with Vegas setting their win total at O/U 7.5 wins. If the Vikings want to make the playoffs, they should win this game.
Week 5: vs Kansas City Chiefs
Fun fact: Patrick Mahomes has never beaten the Minnesota Vikings in his career, which is the only team he hasn’t triumphed over. Seems not true? It should. The Chiefs and backup QB Matt Moore beat the Vikings in November of 2019. I expect to get blown out here, but who knows?
Week 6: @ Chicago Bears
I’m sure Justin Fields will run all over our defense but I somewhat trust that new DC Brian Flores will have all our issues figured out by now and this is a must-win division game. At least it’s not in prime time.
Week 7: vs San Francisco 49ers
Monday Night Football primetime Kirk Cousins against a ferocious 49ers defense. Need I say more? Ouch.
Week 8: @ Green Bay Packers
I’m going with JJ and Flores traumatizing the Packers’ defense and QB Jordan Love. Packers fans will wish Rodgers stuck around.
Week 9: @ Atlanta Falcons
Sure, they drafted Bijan Robinson in the first round to pair with fellow first-round picks Drake London and Kyle Pitts, but they still don’t have a QB (Desmond Ridder you are significantly below league average). I’m sure Cordarelle Patterson will make us regret not keeping him as a returner. Expect a win here.
Week 10: vs New Orleans Saints
I think this Saints team is actually underrated if their players play up to their potential. Carr, Kamara, Thomas, and Olave on offense, and Jordan, Davis, Mathieu, Maye, and Lattimore highlighting the defense. In a toss-up, I still like the Vikings to get the job done at home.
Week 11: @ Denver Broncos
I’ll be attending this Sunday Night Primetime game at Mile High! Of course, that means they will lose. I’m sorry in advance.
Week 12: vs Chicago Bears
An important game against a division rival at home in prime time. We should have more clarity by this week of the playoff picture. This game should be won.
Week 13: Bye Week
I think this is the latest bye week in the team’s history. It might be sorely needed due to inevitable injuries.
Week 14: @ Las Vegas Raiders
Revenge game for former Vikings CB Duke Shelley and K Daniel Carlson. However, I don’t believe in this Raiders squad with Jimmy G, Jacobs, and Adams. That being said, I wouldn’t be surprised if Carlson kicks a 55+ yarder to win the game or something in true Minnesota sports fashion.
For those who don’t know, Carlson was drafted in the 5th round of the 2018 NFL Draft. He won the Vikings K job against incumbent Kai Forbath and then against the Packers he missed one FG in regulation and two in OT resulting in a 29-29 tie. The next day the Vikings signed Dan Bailey (at the time Bailey was the second most accurate kicker in NFL history) and cut Carlson.
Carlson then went on to be the 2x NFL Scoring Leader (2020, 2021), Second Team All-Pro in 2021, and First Team All-Pro in 2022. He also set the NFL record for most 50+ yard field goals in a season in 2022 with 11 made. God, I hate Minnesota sports.
Week 15: @ Cincinnati Bengals
The Vikings travel to Cincinnati to take on Super Bowl hopefuls Joe Burrow and company. This matchup pits the electric JaMarr Chase and Justin Jefferson together in what should be a good game. However, I still give the edge to Cincy here.
Week 16: vs Detroit Lions
Wow, the first game against Detroit in week 16? NFL scheduling madness. This could very well be a crucial deciding game for the division title. The Lions are favored to win the division with their young core but have not won it since 1993.
Week 17: vs Green Bay Packers
Easy W. Enough said. Jordan Love ends up a bust and the Vikings beat up Sean Clifford or Danny Etling.
Week 18: @ Detroit Lions
The NFL made changes in recent years to schedule more inter-division games late in the year to make them more important for the playoffs. This could be the game for the division title or it could be one where both teams rest their starters.
Most entertaining games of the 23-24 NFL season
By: Nagad Omar

In this article I will be predicting the top 3 most entertaining games of the 23-24 NFL season. Honorable mention goes to all of the oversea games.
#1: Super Bowl rematch- 11/20/23
The highly anticipated Super Bowl rematch will kickoff at 8:15PM for Monday Night Football. The Patrick Mahomes led Kansas City Chiefs will host the Philadelphia Eagles. I think this game will be full of scoring on both sides and will make up for a great game. It will be a revenge game for the Eagles and will also be a big game depending on the course of the Chiefs season to see if they can pull off the win again. I predict Philadelphia will pull off the win.
#2: AFC Championship rematch- 12/31/23
The final game of the year 2023 will be a good one. The Super Bowl champs will face off against the Cincinnati Bengals on a New Year’s Eve game. These two teams have had a lot of history in the last 2 years. The Bengals punched their ticket to the Super Bowl in the 2022 NFL season when kicker Evan McPherson kicked a last second field goal to send them to the Super Bowl and stun the Chiefs. But the following year, the Chiefs came right back to knock the Bengals out and punch their ticket to the Super Bowl, and actually win. I think we’re in for an exciting match up with 2 great teams facing off, but I predict the Chiefs will take it home in a close game one more time.
#3: NFC North matchup- 12/10/23
Such an underrated matchup that wasn’t given prime time. I predict that the Detroit Lions against the Chicago Bears will be one of the greatest games we will see this upcoming season. With both teams having done so much work this off season, and bettering their teams, I think this game will be close. With the NFC North title up for grabs I think both teams will play the best football they can. But with all the changes and improvements with the Chicago Bears I think they will take this one home.
Overall, I think we’re in for a great NFL season with lots of close, exciting and entertaining games.
2023 NFL Draft reaction
By: Toby Martin-Kohls
The NFL draft concluded last weekend in Kansas City, with 259 players selected over 7 rounds (compensatory picks are included in this number). Here is a sum-up of the quarterback storyline at this year’s NFL Draft.
Quarterback Drama
As the QB is the most crucial position in football, eyes are usually on the top signal callers when the draft comes around. This year there was no shortage of first-round talent, as 4 QBs were projected to go in the first round by almost every draft analyst.
It was a way stronger QB class than last year when Pittsburgh’s Kenny Pickett was the only first-round QB selection going to the Pittsburgh Steelers at pick 20. After that, the next QB wasn’t taken until Desmond Ridder in the 3rd round at pick 74 to the Atlanta Falcons.
This year, there was an early run on QB talent, as there were 3 selected in the first four picks. Bryce Young, who won the Heisman Trophy for best college QB in 2021, was selected first to the Carolina Panthers. He was widely expected to be the first pick in the draft, along with fellow QB C.J. Stroud. Young is a natural passer with an instinctive feel for throw location and play extension. He has the high-end intangibles and talent required to become an impact starter in the NFL. The one knock on Young is his size and durability, as he is vastly undersized standing at 5’10” and 204lbs.
The second QB taken was C.J. Stroud out of Ohio State with pick 2 to the Houston Texans. He was also considered to be a possible choice for the number 1 selection. As a redshirt freshman at Ohio State, Stroud was a Freshman All-American and First Team All-Big 10. He followed that up with his redshirt sophomore season getting named Second Team All-American, Big 10 Offensive Player of the Year, and First Team All-Big 10. Stroud is considered an outstanding rhythm passer with great touch, pacing, and ball speed control to carve up a defense. His weaknesses are his need to develop his athleticism and escapability to the modern NFL.
The third QB taken was Anthony Richardson out of Florida with pick 4 to the Indianapolis Colts. Richardson is considered to have the highest ceiling of anybody in the draft, with his freakish, one-of-a-kind, athletic ability. He displayed this superhuman athleticism at the NFL Combine, running the 40-yard dash in a time of 4.43sec, which was the 4th fastest by a QB at the Combine since 2000. But his size really made this unprecedented, as he stands at a towering 6’4” and 244lbs. He set a new QB Combine record with a 40.5in vertical jump and another QB record in the broad jump, jumping 10’9”.
Unlike the other two QBs picked before him, Richardson had an up-and-down college career, starting only a total of 13 games over two years. He was essentially a one-year starter at Florida, and his 53.8% completion percentage is awfully low for someone picked so high. That being said, the quality of his pass catchers did him no favors. He is also a year younger than Young and Stroud.
Overall, Richardson’s volatile accuracy and decision-making cloud his evaluation, but he is a freakshow talent with special size, speed, and arm strength, and he put enough promising plays on film to be optimistic about his potential ceiling. He fits an RPO or NFL vertical-passing offense that will also utilize his athleticism, but he needs on-field reps and a patient coaching staff willing to weather the early storm. The Colts are running a massive gamble, and we’ll see if it pays off.
The last QB thought to be selected in the first round was Will Levis out of Kentucky. Levis was thought to be one of the most prototypical NFL QBs in the draft, with good size and exceptional arm talent. He struggled with turnovers during his college career and needs to work on his read efficiency and ball placement to succeed at the next level. He has an NFL starter’s skill set with his impressive physical tools (size, arm, athleticism) and exceptional competitive toughness.
This is where the surprise of the first round was. Levis was projected by very nearly all draft experts to go in the first round. A solid amount even had him going top 10. In fact, Levis was the oddsmakers’ favorite to go No. 2 overall in the days leading up to the draft. This obviously did not end up being the case as he slid down all the way to the second round and was picked at pick 33 by the Tennessee Titans. ESPN had given him just a 0.1% chance to still be available at pick 23 of the first round. It will be interesting to see how he can develop behind starter Ryan Tannehill and fight for the backup job with 2022 third-round pick Malik Willis.
Personally, I think the best part of the draft is looking back at the selections in 3-4 years and seeing the inevitable busts and hits of the draft. Especially with this QB class, this year should be no different in the excitement level when looking back at these picks in the future.