OutKick Mock Draft 3.0: Cowboys make big splash, Jets shore up shaky defense
The 2026 NFL Draft is upon us. Clay takes us through ALL things NFL Draft, are the Cardinals bluffing about wanting Jeremiyah Love?
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2026 NFL draft: Breaking down the top 10 by the odds - ESPN
Odds on the NFL draft can be quite volatile, but the betting market is about as certain as it can be about who is going No. 1. Former Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who led the Hoosiers to their first national championship in program history, is -20000 to be taken with the first pick.
NBA coaching carousel: Firings, hirings, what's next for each job - ESPN
It has been relatively quiet on the NBA's coaching carousel, with the New Orleans Pelicans (Willie Green in November) and the Milwaukee Bucks (Doc Rivers on Sunday) the only franchises so far to make a change.
NFL Draft Day Predictor 2026: Forecasting picks, trades, more - ESPN
The game within the game of the NFL draft is forecasting how it will unfold. Teams build internal models to help figure out when they need to pick a player and how far forward — or back — they can trade. For us, it means using ESPN's Draft Day Predictor to figure out the fuller draft picture before it plays out — and of course, to power our mock draft simulator.
2026 NFL draft intel, notes: What Adam Schefter is hearing - ESPN
The 2026 NFL draft begins Thursday night in Pittsburgh, so it's a good time to share some intel and insights from around the league.
49ers have succeeded with talent acquisitions but failed at addition by subtraction of Brandon Aiyuk
San Francisco 49ers players Brock Purdy and Christian McCaffrey tell Fox News why the Bay Area makes for a perfect Super Bowl host city.
2026 NFL mock draft: Jordan Reid's predictions for 257 picks - ESPN
The 2026 NFL draft gets rolling Thursday from Pittsburgh at 8 p.m. ET (on ESPN/ABC/ESPN App), so it's time for me to unveil my last mock draft, and every selection is accounted for.
Seahawks look to move down in NFL draft, willing to deal in NFC West - ESPN
RENTON, Wash. — The defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks are hoping to trade down in this year's NFL draft — even if it means potentially sending a quarterback to a division rival.