
Welcome to The Low Redzone, a new long form writing site featured around football, and leaning towards the collegiate game, the NFL Draft and associated stories. It'll also be where you can find my NFL Draft musings, and the home of TLRZ DraftBook.
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A pair of kickers stole the headlines on a weekend when two unranked teams shocked the nation. It was another roller-coaster college football weekend, and here are seven standouts.
Brooks Davis - WR - Montana
Another crazy weekend of college football as #2 BYU went down to unranked UCF alongside defeats for the 7th, 8th, 11th, 14th, 15th and 16th ranked teams. Here are seven draft eligible standouts.
Jyaire Hill, Smith Snowden and Zeke Berry
Saturday was the first time since 1936 - when the AP poll began - that five of the top-seven teams lost on a single day. On a wild weekend in college football, here are seven standouts.
Conner Weigman - QB - Houston
Jeremiah Smith.
1. Jeremiah Smith — WR — Ohio State (6031, 225) NO CHANGE
There is no change at the top. In fact, through the first six games of the season, the Buckeye phenomenon has only stretched the gap between himself and the rest o...
There were some great games on Saturday, with Oklahoma shocking #1 Texas as the headliner. Here are seven draft eligible players from across the college football landscape that stood out.
LaNorris Sellers - QB - South Carolina
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm a journalist obsessed by long form storytelling. I worked for the BBC for a quarter of a century and now I make documentaries for radio and podcasts. I love the intimacy of a great story, the power of the written word, football, and the draft.
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