After a standout national championship performance and great 2019 season, K'Lavon Chaisson has elected to declare for the 2020 NFL Draft.
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The East-West Shrine Game is the first offseason event of the draft circuit. There are several big name 2020 NFL Draft prospects to keep an eye on.
Instead of opting for the 2020 NFL Draft, Stanford cornerback Paulson Adebo has decided to return to school in order to improve into a first rounder.
While he may be one of, if not the top interior offensive line target in this year's 2020 NFL Draft class, Oklahoma's Creed Humphrey is returning to school.
After a late scratch from Zack Moss, UCLA running back Joshua Kelley will head to the Senior Bowl in order to improve his standing in the 2020 NFL Draft.
After a successful campaign with the University of Oregon, quarterback Justin Herbert will begin his 2020 NFL Draft process with a trip to the Senior Bowl.
After a letdown 2019 season for the Longhorns, quarterback Sam Ehlinger has decided he will not enter the 2020 NFL Draft and return to Texas.
Henry Ruggs III came to a different decision to teammate Devonta Smith, electing to join Tua Tagovailoa in declaring for the 2020 NFL Draft.
After a much improved senior season at Oklahoma, quarterback Jalen Hurts will prepare for the 2020 NFL Draft by taking a trip to the Senior Bowl.
Talented Michigan receiver, Donovan Peoples-Jones, has elected to forgo his senior season and join the ranks of the 2020 NFL Draft.
One of the better 2020 NFL Draft cornerback prospects, Shaun Wade, has decided to return for another campaign in Columbus.