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The 2025 NFL Draft has concluded, prompting evaluations of team performances based on best practices like trading down for more picks, adhering to media consensus, and prioritizing premium positions. Teams like the San Francisco 49ers and Cincinnati Bengals received grades of C+ for reaching on picks, while the Chicago Bears excelled with an A- for strategic acquisitions like TE Colston Loveland and WR Luther Burden. The draft showcased varied strategies, with some teams effectively addressing...

The Atlanta Falcons have apologized to Shedeur Sanders after a prank call incident involving Jax Ulbrich, the son of their defensive coordinator, who mistakenly obtained Sanders' contact information. In the prank, Ulbrich impersonated New Orleans Saints' GM Mickey Loomis, telling Sanders he would be picked, only to say he had to wait longer. The Falcons expressed regret for the incident, and while Sanders acknowledged it was childish, he stated it did not significantly affect him,...

The Carolina Panthers have signed wide receiver Hunter Renfrow to a contract following the NFL draft, as reported by Ian Rapoport of NFL Media. Renfrow, a former fifth-round pick from Clemson, sat out the entire 2025 season but is looking to make a comeback, having recently visited the Panthers, who have announced the signing. He was previously with the Raiders, where he recorded 25 receptions for 255 yards in 2023 before being released. Full Article

The Falcons will not discipline defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich regarding his son Jax's prank call to Shedeur Sanders during the draft, although the NFL is reviewing the situation. Jax reportedly found Sanders' contact information on an open iPad at his parents' house, leading to the prank. The outcome of the league's investigation remains uncertain, raising questions about potential accountability for the Falcons and Ulbrich, while also highlighting the unusual nature of this draft event. Full...

Contrary to earlier reports, Dre Greenlaw's season is not over; he is expected to be ready in eight weeks. Sources indicate that Greenlaw did not suffer a torn quadriceps but rather a strain, ensuring his availability for the start of training camp. This news is positive for both Greenlaw and the Broncos, as he was a significant free-agent signing in March after six seasons with the 49ers. Full Article