Bedlam lacked the fireworks the game usually has, but there were prospects who let the rivalry elevate their play. Whose 2020 NFL Stock went up in Bedlam?
One of college football’s greatest rivalries that is always sure to produce a shootout was far more quiet this year. A very sound football game played on both sides defensively all night for the most part. Oklahoma was able to pull away with a 34-16 win but the game was closer all night than the final score would indicate.
The usual suspects that we expect to see show up did while a couple others popped their name on the draft radar. Rivalry week is a week that produces the best out of players with the stakes being raised a little higher. As long as there are games on the schedule, it’s never too late for prospects to raise their draft stocks.
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A silent night in Bedlam saw us put our eyes on a couple new players that have pretty much been ignored by the draft community. Rivalry games will always bring out the best in prospects and Bedlam brought a redemption story one. A silent Senior Bowl player was brought to light as we saw the Oklahoma receivers fail to get the explosive plays they are accustomed to. Bedlam is always about chaos and maybe the chaos this year was found in the silence.