2025 NFL Draft: Jets draft LSU TE Mason Taylor, son of Hall of Famer and former Jet Jason Taylor

Shedeur Sanders, the Colorado Buffaloes quarterback, faced a surprising slide in the NFL Draft, going unselected in the second and third rounds, a rare occurrence in NFL history. Critics, including former NFL executives, expressed shock at his fall, attributing it to perceived personality issues and negative pre-draft evaluations, despite his talent. As the draft continues, with fewer teams needing quarterbacks after five selections, Sanders remains hopeful for a chance, viewing the experience as "fuel to...

Of the 70 players selected on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL draft, only four running backs were chosen, with Quinshon Judkins (Browns), TreVeyon Henderson (Patriots), RJ Harvey (Broncos), and Kaleb Johnson (Steelers) landing in promising situations. Judkins and Henderson, both from Ohio State, offer different styles, with Judkins favoring power and Henderson showcasing explosiveness. Meanwhile, Harvey, a converted quarterback, and Johnson, fitting a zone-scheme role, provide intriguing options for their respective teams, suggesting potential...

New York Giants' third overall pick, Abdul Carter, expressed a desire to wear Lawrence Taylor's retired No. 56, but Taylor advised against it, stating, "Get another number... and then make it famous." In response, Carter shared on social media his respect for Taylor, emphasizing that the rejection would motivate him to work harder. While Carter wore No. 11 at Penn State, he has yet to choose a new number after Taylor's denial, contrasting with Cam...

Tyler Shough, a 25-year-old quarterback drafted by the New Orleans Saints, faces pressure to perform quickly due to his age and the team's struggles with an aging roster. The Saints' decision to select Shough reflects a denial about their need for a long-term solution, especially with a potentially stronger quarterback class expected in 2026. This choice may ultimately seem like a waste, as the Saints require more than a short-term fix, and Shough's fit with...

SummaryThe Chargers selected Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris with the 55th overall pick in the second round of the NFL draft, following their first-round choice of running back Omarion Hampton. Harris, a 6-foot-3, 210-pound prospect who transferred from Louisiana Tech, recorded 1,030 yards on 60 catches last season. After a disappointing passing attack last season ranked 19th in the NFL, the Chargers aim to enhance their offense, having previously focused on wide receiver acquisitions, including...