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    NFL Draft: The five biggest takeaways from the Week 9 PFN Live Blog

    Week 9 in the college football world saw plenty of action as it relates to the NFL Draft, and we're here to give you the five biggest takeaways from the weekend and the PFN Live Blog.

    Every weekend, the Pro Football Network Draft Crew (Tony Pauline, Nick Farabaugh, AJ Schulte, and Matt Valdovinos) hosts a live blog from 11:30 AM – Midnight ET. This blog, led by Pauline, dives into insight, analysis, and inside information from around the college football world related to that weekend’s slate of games and the upcoming NFL Draft. 

    This past weekend saw a ton of action, and we’re here to give you the five biggest takeaways from the weekend and the PFN Live Blog. Be sure to also tune into the PFN Draft Insiders Podcast with Andy Herman and Pauline, where they provide the latest inside information from around the NFL and NCAA.

    There should be more belief that J.K. Dobbins belongs in the first round discussion 

    J.K. Dobbins is racking up stats left and right out of Ohio State’s backfield but not everyone is sold on where he should be considered in the draft. Here’s what Tony had to say about all of that at the 2:15 update:

    I still don’t understand how so many people don’t put Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins in the first-round conversation. In my opinion, he’s a complete back that’s a terrific ball carrier, catches the ball well out and effectively blocks when necessary. I love his ability to create yards, as he just displayed on that touchdown run to put the Buckeyes up 27-7, as he multi-cut his way to the end zone, displaying balance and body control in what are pretty miserable conditions.

    Dobbins outplayed Wisconsin’s Jonathan Taylor, but is that enough for some people to change their minds? If it is not, there is plenty of Buckeyes football left to be played which could prove to be convincing.

    Note: Click here to view all of the updates in the Week 9 PFN Live Game Day Blog.

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