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The 2025 NFL draft is in the rearview mirror, and the league's 32 teams have begun to get a closer look at their draft choices and other selected free agents via rookie minicamps. We've spent the past week-plus since the conclusion of the draft talking to executives, scouts and coaches throughout the NFL, gaining clarity on the fits for some of the key members of the 257-man draft class of 2025:
Tom Brady threw footballs to fans at the American Dream in New Jersey as he opened up a new CardVault store at the mall.
More than ever, players are expected to play important roles immediately upon entering the league. That will be the case for first-round and even later-round picks across all 32 teams. There will be some players needed more than others due to team needs and roster makeup, though.
Until the 2025 season begins, we won’t truly know how much better (or worse) NFL teams have gotten over the past few months. But with the draft and early free agency period in the books, we have a strong foundation to project their outlooks.
NEW DELHI :Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya said the three no-balls he and teammate Deepak Chahar bowled against Gujarat Titans were a "crime" that led to their loss in a last-ball thriller in the Indian Premier League on Tuesday.
Bill Belichick has officially agreed to be UNC’s next head coach, signing a five-year contract. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins and Mark Schlereth discuss the signing and if the Tar Heels will experience immediate success.
The Akron Zips football program has fallen victim to the multi-year APR (Academic Progress Rate), and have been deemed ineligible for the 2025 postseason, before the season begins.
Scott Frost received a five-year, $22.1 million contract upon his return to UCF as head coach and will have it automatically extended a year if the Knights appear in a bowl this season.