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Who's ready for a new 2024 NFL mock draft? With combine workouts beginning Thursday — the defensive linemen and linebackers will kick things off — this is one of the most important weeks on the draft calendar. This is where coaches and front office executives can really get to know players. The interviews that happen behind the scenes are just as important as the on-field testing you'll see on TV.
Your football fandom could be experiencing a sense of déjà vu. The Chiefs hoisted the Lombardi Trophy just over two weeks ago. And this year's incoming class of rookies is brimming with talent at the quarterback position. Narratives leading into this year's NFL combine sound deceptively similar to those we sifted through in 2023. While the thematic similarities are evident, the specifics are quite different.
INDIANAPOLIS — Former USC quarterback Caleb Williams deeply admires Michael Jordan and Walter Payton, loves deep-dish pizza and told ESPN he would be «excited» if the Chicago Bears take him No. 1 overall in the 2024 NFL draft.
The NFL combine starts Tuesday at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, with more than 300 prospects in the 2024 NFL draft participating in front of coaches, scouts and front office executives. Each prospect will interview with teams, go through medical evaluations and participate in on-field workouts, among other activities.
One of the storylines of the Indianapolis combine that we can all count on year after year is not only how the top quarterbacks in the coming draft throw but, indeed, whether they throw at all in front of scouts, coaches and personnel people from all 32 NFL teams.
There is no greater evidence of how confident former USC quarterback Caleb Williams is of being the No. 1 selection in the April draft than the 46-page report the NFL Players Association released Wednesday showing the choices draft eligible players have made in hiring agents to represent them.
For a second year in a row, the Chicago Bears hold the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft. It sets up one of the biggest decisions leaguewide this offseason: Should Chicago trade the pick and stick with quarterback Justin Fields, or trade Fields and draft USC's Caleb Williams (or another top QB prospect) to take over under center?
One of the biggest stories entering the NFL offseason is what the Chicago Bears will do with QB Justin Fields since they have the 1st pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. USC Trojans QB, and 2022 Heisman Trophy winner, Caleb Williams is -900 at DraftKings Sportsbook to be drafted 1st overall as of Feb. 20. Essentially, Williams is a lock to be taken with the 1st pick in April regardless of what team is drafting.