Author: Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz, USA TODAY

The height of NFL player movement has passed, but several key figures – including Jadeveon Clowney and Cam Newton – still face uncertainty.

The arrival of younger, cheaper competition can mean unwelcome changes for many NFL veterans —including potentially Aaron Rodgers.

Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields already have shown off impressive passing ability, making them two of the jewels of the 2021 NFL draft class.

From potential No. 1 receivers to lockdown defensive backs, the NFL draft had plenty of players who look poised to provide tremendous value.

Many players didn’t hear their names called in the 2020 NFL draft, but several could catch on with teams as undrafted free agents.

With the first three rounds of the 2020 NFL draft complete, there are several evident lessons for teams and players throughout the league.

There’s still plenty of first-round talent available for teams on Day 2 of the NFL draft, including several promising options at safety and receiver.

The Green Bay Packers once again are looking to the future at quarterback by taking Utah State’s Jordan Love as a potential heir to Aaron Rodgers.

The Washington Redskins didn’t face a lot of mystery in the NFL draft, as they used the No. 2 pick on Ohio State DE Chase Young, as expected.