The stacked edge defender and running back classes stand out in the 2025 NFL Draft, whereas the linebacker and quarterback groups leave something to be desired.
Success in the NFL often hinges on more than just talent — it’s about fit. For defensive linemen, understanding how a player projects in a specific role or technique is crucial to evaluating their potential impact early in their career.
Identifying early- and late-round prospects who could help fill team needs. Sometimes the stars align, and a player's value on the big board matches a team's need right where they pick in Round 1. But often, it doesn’t shake out that way, and teams must wait until Day 3 to address key areas.
Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes As we head into the home stretch of the 2025 NFL Draft season, it’s time to stack some of the top prospects up against one another with some superlatives. Here, we look at standout traits and styles from the top offensive linemen. Best hands in pass protection T Will Campbell, […]
From veterans due for a raise to young studs set to get mega-deals, these 20 NFL players should fetch significant contract extensions in the next few months.
Outside linebacker Abdul Carter restated his pitch to be the No. 1 NFL draft pick during Penn State's pro day, saying he offers an "overall impact" that makes everyone on his team better.
Deion Sanders says he's not trying to steer Shedeur Sanders to any specific destination in next month's draft and would be happy wherever his star quarterback son is selected.
Stefon Diggs says his Patriots contract -- worth $69 million, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter -- is the range the wide receiver expected, in part because he is coming off a torn ACL.
John Harbaugh, the Ravens' all-time winningest coach, has agreed to a three-year extension with the team through the 2028 season. He was entering the final year of his deal.
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