NFC Notes: Christian McCaffrey, Monti Ossenfort, 49ers, Cardinals, Seahawks

Breer: Passing on Abdul Carter due to character concerns would be ‘idiotic' originally appeared on NBC Sports BostonIf Abdul Carter, the Penn State edge rusher and 2024 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, is available at No. 4 in the 2025 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots might struggle to pass on him despite speculation about his character. Head coach Mike Vrabel indicated that talent outweighs concerns, stating that "you can't win... with just...

Missouri offensive tackle Armand Membou is favored to be selected by the Jets with the No. 7 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft, according to betting odds from DraftKings. The 6-foot-4, 332-pound player, who has three years of starting experience at Missouri and is only 21, is viewed as having significant development potential. The first six picks are projected to include Miami quarterback Cam Ward, Colorado cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter, and others, with Penn...

The Patriots traded backup quarterback Joe Milton III to the Cowboys for a 2025 fifth-round pick before the offseason program, as he believed he was as good as or better than 2024 first-round pick Drake Maye, whom the Patriots are backing with veteran Josh Dobbs. Coach Mike Vrabel indicated that Milton's playing time would decrease during the offseason, leading to the decision to move him. Milton will now compete with Will Grier for the backup...

Kentucky cornerback Maxwell Hairston has accepted an invitation to attend the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay, joining 17 other prospects. Projected as a first-round pick, Hairston has scheduled visits with several NFL teams, including the Bills and Eagles. The draft will commence on April 24, with Hairston, a three-star recruit and Second Team All-SEC player in 2023, having recorded notable stats over his collegiate career, including 89 tackles and six interceptions. Full Article

BroncosBroncos CB Patrick Surtain commented on his sideline encounter with HC Sean Payton, describing it as a mutual respect rather than a confrontation, emphasizing their shared goal for team success. In contrast, Chiefs S Mike Edwards, returning on a one-year deal, expressed his excitement about fitting into the team and taking on a leadership role following Justin Reid's departure. Meanwhile, Raiders QB Geno Smith is eager to prove himself as a top quarterback, embracing his...