The Oregon Ducks continue to prove why they’re one of the nation’s premier talent factories. In The Athletic’s latest NFL Draft Top 50 Big Board by draft analyst Dane Brugler, six Oregon players earned spots among college football’s elite prospects — a testament to the Ducks’ depth,

On Tuesday, Nov. 11, national analyst, Dane Brugler, spotlighted the talented linebacker, Arvell Reese, as the No. 1-ranked prospect in The Athletic's Top 50 board. He also ranked safety Caleb Downs a top prospect as well at the No.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are on a hot streak that many around the league could only dream of in terms of their drafts. General manager Jason Licht had some rough sledding early on in his tenure, but he has changed his approach and now seems to be hitting singles, doubles, and even homeruns, with his selections.

An NFL draft analyst posed a surprising question He hinted he would chose a current Ohio State receiver over Michigan's all-time rosterThe Wolverines' receivers have improved this season The Michigan Wolverines' passing game has become part of a team-wide resurgence this season with Bryce Underwood

The Panthers have been up and down all season long, but the standards aren't high enough for quarterback Bryce Young, who came into the league as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. Bleacher Report writer Brent Sobleski believes Young has proven that he cannot be the franchise quarterback for the Panthers in the long run.

NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger is bullish on the multiple player moves the Jets made leading up to their bye week and before Tuesday's NFL trade deadline.

What is the pulse of the fans and analysts after the Tennessee Titans' bye week, and with the Houston Texans up next?

ESPN's Mel Kiper thinks the Dolphins should continue to prioritize their defense if they have a top 10 pick in the 2026 NFL draft.

Can the Bucs reach the Super Bowl? Will Myles Garrett win DPOY? We asked 15 experts to give their predictions for the rest of the NFL season.

Arkansas junior defensive end Quincy Rhodes Jr. came into the 2025 season carrying more pressure than any player on the Razorbacks’ defense. With massive shoes to fill following the departure of Landon Jackson on the edge,