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FRISCO, Texas — The NFL draft is two days away, but the Dallas Cowboys are still looking at ways to improve other than the 10 current selections they have over seven rounds on Thursday through Saturday.
Finally, after weeks and months of mock drafts and prospect rankings, draft week has finally arrived, with Day 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft taking place on Thursday with a highly anticipated first round.
Ralph Vacchiano covered the New York Giants and the Eli Manning trade in 2004 for the New York Daily News. He also wrote the book " Eli Manning: the Making of a Quarterback ," which included a forward from former Giants general manager Ernie Accorsi, the man who made the historic deal.
PITTSBURGH — With less than two days until the Pittsburgh Steelers are scheduled to be on the clock with the No. 21 NFL draft pick in Green Bay, coach Mike Tomlin remained firm that Aaron Rodgers will not impact the Steelers' draft approach.
It's officially draft week, with the 2025 NFL Draft starting Thursday in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
The 2025 MLB trade deadline (July 31) already looks completely unpredictable and perhaps the least intriguing deadline in a long time. First, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s monster extension takes him off the board, removing the one obvious potential superstar trade candidate. Secondly, almost all the top players heading into free agency are on likely playoff contenders — Kyle Tucker, Dylan Cease, Michael King, Zac Gallen, plus guys with opt-outs such as Pete Alonso and Alex Bregman.
The Cleveland Browns and New York Giants are fielding trade inquiries for their early picks in the NFL draft, sources told ESPN's Peter Schrager.
Could the Vancouver Canucks once again become home to the NHL's top brother act?