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Managing Editor, A to Z Sports Nashville
Nashville
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Biography
I cover the NFL as one of the Conference Managers for A to Z Sports, a Nashville-based sports website dedicated to providing the best and most accurate content.
Sports
There are no topics I am unwilling to cover.
Content
Bucs have a sneaky advantage heading into the 2025 NFL Draft that could help them bring in another elite class
By Evan Winter Verified| A to Z Sports Verified Jason Licht has never been afraid of making draft trades during his time as the general manager of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, especially in the first round. Of his four first-round trades, Licht moved back three times and moved up once. The lone ascension was the decision to trade up from No. 14 to No. 13 in order to grab Tristan Wirfs in the 2020 NFL Draft and we all know how that turned out. The three times he moved back, he nabbed Vita Vea, Logan Hall, and Vernon Hargreaves.
ESPN has Commanders taking the same draft risk that led to a former first-round pick getting cut in Year 3
By Evan Winter Verified| Yardbarker Verified Let's just be real: The Washington Commanders' track record in the NFL Draft was abhorrent under former head coach Ron Rivera and former general manager Martin Mayhew. It is so bad that the four first-round picks made from 2020-2023 are no longer with the team. Two of the four were released and two were traded away. On top of that, only a handful of the 33 total picks actually made a positive impact on the team.
Bucs have a sneaky advantage heading into the 2025 NFL Draft that could help them bring in another elite class
By Evan Winter Verified| A to Z Sports Verified Jason Licht has never been afraid of making draft trades during his time as the general manager of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, especially in the first round. Of his four first-round trades, Licht moved back three times and moved up once. The lone ascension was the decision to trade up from No. 14 to No. 13 in order to grab Tristan Wirfs in the 2020 NFL Draft and we all know how that turned out. The three times he moved back, he nabbed Vita Vea, Logan Hall, and Vernon Hargreaves.
Company Info
A to Z Sports Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee, United States