In this fun, flexible cookbook, charcuterie board guru Sandy Coughlin (@reluctantentertainer) offers 100 recipes for both indoors and out that make hosting any size event, anywhere, a breeze. Coleman is one of the most competitive receivers you'll see at the catch point. This 6-foot-4, 215-pounder has the strength and speed combo to be a starting X receiver at the next level.

The 2023 NFL Draft CB class is so strong that many teams may punt on Round 1 prospects and instead seek value in the middle rounds. But the team that comes away with Oregon’s Christian Gonzalez will be very thankful. Gonzalez could end up being a game-changing starter in the NFL with his tools. Tavai is easy to root for, but at his size, it would be unprecedented to see him carve out a role in the NFL. Young is a wound-up dude off the edge. He's just figuring out how to rush the passer but has the traits to develop with the 4.40-second 40-yard dash he ran at the NFL Combine. Palmer doesn't offer too much more than speed, but he's adept enough on the vertical tree to find a role.

You can't ask for a more encouraging first year switching from corner to safety. Johnson has the traits to be a long-term starter at the position. Gator Board is much like Foam Board with the advantage of using thin plastic instead of cardboard to contain the foam. This results in a much stronger board that is easier to handle with a much lower chance of creases or folds damaging the board. This makes it ideal for large indoor displays such as exhibition panels. We recommend Gator Board over Foam Board for any sizes A2 or over. Gator Board is only suitable for use indoors Wright is a touch limited athletically, but he finds ways to make up for that on tape with his play style. Jones is a ready-made slot receiver who can start tomorrow. You just wish he was a little more dynamic.

McDonald will be one of the more interesting defensive line prospects in the class because his tape is almost all at a position that he won't play in the NFL. He was frequently a four- or five-technique in Iowa State's defense at 236 pounds. McDonald is at his best in space off the edge, where he can be a speed rusher. He earned an 84.1 pass-rushing grade in 2022 and an 85.3 mark in 2021. Maye possesses ideal NFL arm talent. He can hit just about any throw asked of him at the pro level with velocity and ball placement. He still puts the ball in harm's way with more turnovers than you'd like, but the magnitude of the good he can do as a passer far outweighs the bad. Adebawore is one of the single freakiest athletes in NFL Combine history. His 4.49-second 40-yard dash is the fastest ever for a player 280-plus pounds by .16 seconds. That kind of explosiveness is worth betting on. Addison was the Biletnikoff Award winner with Pittsburgh in 2021 before transferring to USC. He's a crafty route runner with the kind of bend to run a full route tree. He caught 159 passes for 2,468 yards and 25 scores over the past two seasons. Clark has improved every single year as a starter. He just doesn't profile to much more than a two-down player.Tuimoloa, a former five-star recruit, is an all-around defensive end who is more smooth and savvy than explosive and twitched up. He already has a good amount of pass-rush moves and counters as a junior. Herbig was an edge rusher at Wisconsin but may be more of a hybrid NFL player at 240 pounds. Either way, he knows how to rush the passer after earning 91.1 and 91.4 such grades the past two seasons. He also looks very smooth when dropping into coverage. Kelly is a high-floor corner with a well-rounded skill set, but we rarely saw “difference-maker” on his tape. Battle may not be a special athlete, but he plays such a steady brand of football that it rarely gets exposed. He earned 80.0-plus coverage grades while playing more than 800 snaps in each of the past three seasons. Odunze brings top-tier size, speed and strength to the receiver position. He has consistently dominated at the catch point this season and can reportedly run 4.3-4.4 at around 215 pounds.

Latu has the best pass-rush profile of any edge rusher in the 2024 class. His hand usage, reaction time and first-step athleticism are first-round caliber in all categories. Before we get into the Pro Football Network Top 300 players for the 2023 NFL Draft, here’s a little more on why these players are at the top. Will Anderson Jr., EDGE, Alabama The 2023 NFL Draft is nearly here, meaning it's time to unveil PFF’s final big board of 200 players. Bennett has speed for days. He also has production to boot as he allowed only 24-54 targets last season for 309 yards.Our printers print using the standard CMYK colour space. Although we accept artwork produced in RGB the colours will be converted into CMYK before printing. This can lead to colour shift. Sandy’s new book is a food lover’s dream, with endless entertainment ideas for gatherings of any size! The mouth-watering recipes are accompanied by brilliant food styling and photography. A must-have book that will keep me inspired for years to come.” —Stephanie Melchione, author of The Cozy Cookbook We’re closing in on the big event, and the class is taking shape on the Pro Football Network 2023 NFL Draft Big Board. The top prospects for the 2023 NFL Draft — including Bryce Young and C.J. Stroud — showed up every Saturday through the national championship as we’ve entered the pre-draft process for the 2023 NFL Draft in Kansas City. 2023 NFL Draft Big Board The underwhelming Bo Nix we knew from Auburn seems long gone. Nowadays, Nix is seen as a good dual-threat athlete with a legit NFL arm. Most importantly, he's playing much better under pressure, even if he isn't pressured as often.