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April 27, 2026

THE WEIGH-IN

The first pick of the 2027 NFL Draft will be…

THE BREAKDOWN

Pavia Goes Undrafted, Faces Long Road To NFL

What Happened: Diego Pavia’s resume paints the picture of a quarterback NFL teams would be eager to land in the draft not too long ago. First-team All-American, SEC Offensive Player of the Year honors, SEC Offensive Player of the Year, Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award. Led Vanderbilt to a 10-3 record and as high as #9 in the AP Poll.

So why did Pavia become the first Heisman Trophy finalist since 2014 to go undrafted? And what’s next for the firebrand?

Why You Care: Ultimately Pavia didn’t hear his name called because of his on-field concerns. After six seasons of college ball, Pavia is already 24 years of age; C.J. Stroud and Caleb Williams, for example, are both 24 years old with multiple NFL seasons under their belts. Height is also an issue for the diminutive Pavia — Vanderbilt listed him as 6’0, but Senior Bowl measurements put him under 5’10. NFL teams want quarterbacks who can see over an offensive line, and Pavia may struggle in that regard. He also isn’t blessed with an above-average arm, or really any standout trait. The production in college was solid, but translating that to the NFL isn’t a given.

It’s also true that Pavia’s maturity worries plenty of teams in the league. Posting on Instagram “"F‑ALL THE VOTERS” after coming in second place in the Heisman Trophy voting to Fernando Mendoza probably didn’t endear him to NFL front offices. Neither did posting "F‑‑‑ Indiana" later that same night in a club in New York City, doubling down on the disrespect towards Mendoza, who by contrast comes off in media appearances like an aw shucks cartoon character.

There was also the weird wrinkle of whether Pavia had hired an agent or not, after making comments that indicated he didn’t want anyone taking “5-10%” of the money earned on an NFL contract. Well, no worries there Diego — no one offered you a deal yet, and NFL agents can only take up to a 3% fee for their services, not 10%. Paperwork indicates that Pavia indeed is repped by an agent, albeit one more known for his work in MMA. For a guy perceived as not mature enough, the agent confusion only muddies the waters.

The Baltimore Ravens have thrown Pavia a lifeline, inviting him to their rookie minicamp that begins on Friday. He’ll be joined by former UConn QB Joe Fagnano, so it’s not as if Pavia is a shoo-in for reps in his bid to make the team or impress Baltimore’s decision-makers. The Ravens also are expected to extend Lamar Jackson on another monster deal and recently re-upped Jackson’s frequent backup Tyler Huntley to a two-year contract. Pavia making his mark on the NFL seems unlikely, whether you doubt his on-field talent or what’s between his ears.

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The trouble brewing over in Fenway Park.

In case you missed it, on Saturday the Boston Red Sox fired manager Alex Cora along with his coaching staff. Cora, who led the Sox to a World Series title in 2018, has Boston at the bottom of the AL East standings so far this season. Of course, we’re 28 games into the season, so that seems like an exceptionally quick hook.

It’s never good when the stories around your manager being fired center on “whose call was this?” (Red Sox president Sam Kennedy insists that it was Craig Breslow’s, the team’s chief baseball officer.)

Or when the team’s highest-paid position player on a long-term deal openly questions the direction the team is headed in, isn’t satisfied with the reasons behind Cora’s firing, and demands a conversation with the front office that same day and on an ongoing cadence. (Trevor Story did all that.)

Firing Cora this early is the team’s way of trying to salvage the season. Instead, it seems like the decision might just cause the whole thing to spiral further out of control.

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YESTERDAY'S SCORECARD

Who won Round 1 of the NFL Draft?

Las Vegas Raiders — 41%

1K+ fans weighed in

Seems simple enough — find your (supposed) quarterback of the future, win the draft, right? Ty Simpson seems like the big winner to me though. As the second QB in the class, his projected landing spot was all over the place. Instead of finding himself in a hopeless situation though, Simpson gets to learn from Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford for at least one season with no expectations weighing him down. Most highly drafted passers start their NFL careers facing bleak odds, but not Simpson. Going to the Rams early in Round 1 was a best-case scenario for him.

New week, same me,

Jimmy

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