There were 1,371 touchdowns scored during the 2018 NFL regular season, the most in it’s 99-year history.
The league also set records for touchdown passes (847), completion percentage (64.9) and passer rating (92.9).
Indeed, the league becomes more offensive with each passing season. Perfect timing for a draft class front-loaded by defense — 16 of my top 25 prospects are defensive players.
Here’s an updated version of my 2019 NFL Draft Big Board:
1. Josh Allen, Edge, Kentucky, Sr.
The consensus SEC defensive player of the year — by both the Associated Press and conference coaches — is capable of making a Khalil Mack-like jump at the next level.