It is said that speed can kill. If that's the case, then J.J. Nelson, a fifth-round pick and the 159th overall selection in the 2015 NFL Draft, may be the Grim Reaper.
The Arizona Cardinals did some maneuvering to move up in the fourth round of the NFL Draft Saturday, sacrificing a pair of later picks in order to climb seven spots to select defensive lineman Rodney Gunter from Delaware State.
Having graduated high school with an associate's degree, he went to Gardner Webb, where he excelled. He graduated with a year of eligibility remaining, so he transferred to West Virginia, where he excelled.
There's a chance that prior to his name being announced by former Arizona Cardinal Adrian Wilson, you had not heard of the team's second-round pick, Markus Golden.
Two years ago, Arizona Cardinals general manager Steve Keim and head coach Bruce Arians were new to their respective jobs, looking to turn around an offensive line that was among the worst in the NFL.
With the NFL draft just a couple days away, and a number of skill position players rising up big boards across the league, we decided to do our first annual Fantasy Rookie Draft.
