Month: April 2025

As a first-rounder from the 2022 draft class, Jameson Williams is among the players which will soon be the subject of a fifth-year option decision. He is likely to have his option picked up, but questions loom about the wideout’s future in Detroit. The Lions traded up on Day 1 of

Some members of the NFL community previously wondered if the Indianapolis Colts would consider taking a flier on Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders via the 14th pick of the 2025 draft.  The club signed former New York Giants starter Daniel Jones to compete with 2023 first-round draft pick Anthony Richardson for

The Denver Broncos reportedly don’t want to stand pat during the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, scheduled for Thursday in Green Bay.  In a story published Monday, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported the Broncos are one of the few teams considering trading up in Round 1. “There has been, however,

Before the NFL Draft, coaches and scouts can be susceptible to recency bias. Just listen to what they’re reportedly saying about Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe. “The eye-opening thing is that several, not one, several coaches and scouts told me … Jalen Milroe is the greatest runner of the football they’ve

Tomorrow marks the start of the 49ers’ offseason program. In the case of quarterback Brock Purdy, that date could mark a sign of progress toward an extension agreement being reached. Team and player have been negotiating since at least February, with talks heating up one month later. Getting a deal over

Multiple recent reports have suggested the New York Giants will take Penn State pass-rusher Abdul Carter and not Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders with the third overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft. This is in part because people within the Giants are allegedly split on whether or not the club

The Cowboys will soon need to make a decision on Tyler Smith‘s fifth-year option. The team’s top offensive lineman can be counted on to remain in Dallas for at least two more years, though. Smith’s 2026 option is expected to be picked up, Calvin Watkins of the Dallas Morning News reports.

Former NFL general manager/current ESPN personality Mike Tannenbaum and Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio are among analysts who now believe the Pittsburgh Steelers should want to avoid the full “Aaron Rodgers Experience” after Rodgers indicated during a recent appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show” that he’s not close to signing a

During the pre-draft process, the Raiders have consistently been linked to Ashton Jeanty. The consensus top running back in the 2025 class is understandably seen by many as a strong candidate for the sixth overall pick, but other teams are worth watching on this front as well. The Jaguars can be listed as

Shedeur Sanders has become the biggest wild card of the 2025 NFL Draft, and at least one team is reportedly prepared to alter its plans if the former Colorado star slides down the board on Day 1. The Pittsburgh Steelers want Aaron Rodgers to be their starting quarterback next season,

Plenty of attention remains focused on the draft at this point, but the deadline for fifth-year option decisions is looming as well. When speaking to the media on Monday, Jets general manager Darren Mougey made it clear all three of the team’s first-rounders from 2022 will remain in place for at least

For an article published on Monday morning, ESPN’s Adam Schefter repeated a previous claim and said that “there still might not be consensus within the” New York Giants’ building about whether to draft Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders as high as the third overall pick of the upcoming player-selection process.  “There

Nik Needham will not need to wait until after the draft to find his next deal. The veteran cornerback signed with the Browns on Monday, per a team announcement. Needham saw his role and playing time fluctuate over the course of his time in Miami. The former UDFA handled a snap

The Eagles have made yet another lucrative commitment along the offensive line. Center Cam Jurgens has a new deal in place, the team announced on Monday. This will be a four-year, $68M extension, per Jurgens’ agent, via ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The pact includes $39.4M guaranteed. As a result of the agreement,

The Eagles have made yet another lucrative commitment along the offensive line. Center Cam Jurgens has a new deal in place, the team announced on Monday. This will be a four-year, $68MM extension, per Jurgens’ agent (h/t ESPN’s Adam Schefter). The pact includes $39.4MM guaranteed. As a result of the agreement, Jurgens

Free-agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers may or may not prefer to join the Minnesota Vikings over the Pittsburgh Steelers this spring, but there was no indication coming off the Easter holiday that the Vikings want to start Rodgers over 2024 first-round draft pick J.J. McCarthy.  For an article published on Monday,

All 32 teams still own their first-round pick as the countdown to the draft nears an end. Movement up and down the order could be in store soon, although 2025 is not expected to witness many blockbuster trades given the nature of this year’s class. As a result, the list

In March, Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio suggested that the supposed slide of Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ draft stock was at least somewhat related to fears NFL coaches may have about possibly losing their jobs to Colorado coach Deion Sanders, Shedeur’s father, as early as January 2026.  For an article

Happy 45th birthday to former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and color-commentating guru Tony Romo! Despite continually coming up short i the postseason with the Cowboys, Romo is one of the most productive signal callers in Cowboys history. He’s first all-time in Cowboys passing yards, touchdowns and game-winning drives. Which brings us

Boston College doesn’t always act as a pipeline of talent into the NFL, but often, the players they do put into the league (e.g. Matt Ryan, Luke Kuechly, Chris Lindstrom) have potential to be some of the best at their respective positions. Premier pass rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku has potential to

With the 2025 NFL Draft just four days out, the Browns are increasingly expected to select Colorado wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter with the second overall pick in the first round. Several sources have told FOX Sports’ Ralph Vacchiano that Cleveland will take the multi-positional talent at No. 2 overall, clearing

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, son of Hall of Fame NFL cornerback and current Colorado head coach Deion Sanders, has been one of the 2025 NFL Draft class’s most polarizing prospects. At times trending to be the No. 1 overall pick in the draft, Sanders’ draft stock has slowly fallen in

The Commanders are interested in adding a wide receiver during next week’s draft, per Sportskeeda’s Tony Pauline, though their lack of a third-round pick could complicate their strategy. Washington traded for Deebo Samuel to pair him with Terry McLaurin as one of the league’s most exciting starting WR duos, but

NFL front offices expected Oregon defensive tackle Derrick Harmon to go in the first round of next week’s draft, according to Jason La Canfora of The Washington Post. Michigan’s Mason Graham is widely considered the draft’s top DT, but there’s no clear No. 2 behind him. That could be Harmon,

The Steelers have a first-round grade on Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart, according to Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, though that does not mean they’ll prioritize the position over other needs in next week’s draft. Instead, Dulac writes, Pittsburgh will likely target a defensive lineman or even a running

General manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll preferred Rodgers to the other quarterbacks available in free agency, but Mara needed to be convinced. Rodgers has a reputation as an intense personality in the locker room with no shortage of off-field controversies The Giants reached out to three members

The Giants seriously considered pursuing Aaron Rodgers, but concerns about his age and durability were too significant for team president John Mara to move forward with a potential signing, according to Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post. General manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll preferred Rodgers to the