DRAFT NEWS

And the fall has finally stopped. Sanders is the second QB that Cleveland has drafted (Dillon Gabriel) which seems like a less than ideal situation. But at least, this drama has ended.

Saturday (Day 3) of the NFL Draft is where a team builds depth, selects their kickers and punters (and hey, even a long snapper!), and sometimes even finds a diamond in the rough.

Shedeur Sanders has fallen out of the first three rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft. How far will he wall down the draft board and how many other QBs go before him (McCord, Leonard, Howard)? Saturday's draft is drama packed!

The Seahawks traded picks #52 (second round) and #83 (third round) for the right to draft Emmanwori, a huge and physical ball hawk who tackles like a LB and catches the ball like a TE. He becomes a natural successor to the Kam Chancellor-era safeties of a decade or so ago in Seattle.

Night one of the 2025 NFL Draft concluded with the shocking (to some) fall out of the first round of Shedeur Sanders. The Colorado Buffaloes QB had an inconsistent post season where his interviews left many teams frustrated with his maturity level and his game film left many scouts scratching their heads. Sanders' processing is very slow and he typically waits for the receiver to break open before throwing the ball - and that just does not work at the NFL level. So, where doe

The Jags deal up to get the second pick in the draft. But the cost was steep - pick #5, a second round pick (#36), a fourth round pick (#126), and a 2026 first round pick for the second pick, a fourth rounder (#104), and a sixth round pick (#200). Jacksonville uses the second selection on Travis Hunter, the Heisman Trophy winner who will try to play offense and defense in the NFL.

Draft Day is here! After evaluating hundreds of prospects over the last eight months, conducting mock drafts, ranking prospects, and assessing teams needs, all of this effort begins to payoff as the seven round, 257 pick draft kickoffs tonight at 8 ET from Green Bay, Wisconsin. Let’s take a look at what to expect this weekend as the NFL welcomes a new class of prospects into the ranks.