Keon Coleman latest Florida State star to enter NFL draft - ESPN
Florida State receiver Keon Coleman said he plans to enter the NFL draft, adding yet another name to the extensive list of Seminoles who will have a new home in 2024.
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Tennessee QB Joe Milton III to skip Citrus Bowl for NFL draft - ESPN
The Nico Iamaleava era is set to begin at Tennessee in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl, as starting quarterback Joe Milton III has opted out of the Jan. 1 matchup with Iowa.
Marvin Harrison Jr. 'undecided,' considering return to Ohio State - ESPN
Ohio State junior wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., No. 2 on Mel Kiper, Jr.'s Big Board ahead of the 2024 NFL draft, is contemplating a potential return to Columbus for his senior season.
Penn State DE, top NFL prospect Chop Robinson out vs. Indiana - ESPN
Penn State defensive end Chop Robinson will miss Saturday's game against Indiana after taking a shot to the helmet in last week's loss to Ohio State.
Ohio State WR Marvin Harrison Jr. returns after injury vs. Notre Dame - ESPN
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Ohio State star wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. had to be helped off the field after a lower right leg injury in the second half of Saturday's game against Notre Dame but was able to return.
2024 NFL draft rankings: Mel Kiper's Big Board, best prospects - ESPN
I'm back with a mini-update of my prospect rankings for the 2024 NFL draft after two weeks of the college football season. Why update now? Because I need to reset based on how great Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders has looked, carrying over his momentum from his time at Jackson State.
2024 NFL draft rankings: Mel Kiper's preseason Big Board - ESPN
As football season returns, so do I. Did you miss me? I'm back with my first set of prospect rankings for the 2024 NFL draft, which begins April 25, live from Detroit.
2023 NFL draft grades: Mel Kiper picks best, worst, sleepers - ESPN
Three quarterbacks in the top four picks. Two running backs in the top 12. Back-to-back-to-back-to-back wide receiver selections in the middle of Round 1. And all 31 first-round picks came from major conferences for the first time in the common draft era. The 2023 NFL draft started with a bang on Thursday with a surprise trade up to No. 3, and there were five more deals on the night. It was one of the wildest drafts in my time at ESPN; this was No. 40 in my current role.