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49ersAccording to SI.com’s Albert Breer, the 49ers had a strong interest in Ole Miss DT Walter Nolen before he was selected by the Cardinals.RamsBreer reports that the Rams attempted to trade up to No. 8 for WR Tetairoa McMillan but ended up out of the first round after the Falcons moved up for DE James Pearce Jr..Breer expresses uncertainty about the Rams' valuation of WRs Jayden Higgins, Luther Burden, RBs TreVeyon Henderson, Quinshon Judkins, or...

BroncosBroncos HC Sean Payton indicated the team plans to add more receivers through the draft or free agency, valuing both player potential and team needs. He expressed confidence in their existing receivers while emphasizing the importance of making selections based on value rather than preference. Additionally, the Raiders appointed Brian Stark as Assistant GM and Johnathon Stigall as Assistant Director of College Scouting, both significant moves for the franchise.ChiefsChiefs HC Andy Reid expressed optimism about...

The 49ers have revamped their roster, parting ways with eight experienced starters while adding 17 rookies, resulting in a notably young and inexperienced team. Coach Kyle Shanahan emphasized the importance of team leaders participating in voluntary offseason workouts to demonstrate the expected standards to the new players, as many have not experienced the team's culture of hard work. General Manager John Lynch reported strong attendance during the initial phase of offseason workouts, with key players...

The Las Vegas Raiders selected running back Ashton Jeanty with the sixth overall pick in the NFL Draft, prompting excitement from former player Marshawn Lynch and head coach Pete Carroll, who noted Jeanty's similar physical style and playmaking ability. The pick marks a deviation from the trend of devaluing running backs in the first round, as Raiders GM John Spytek emphasized the importance of acquiring elite talent regardless of position, following their selection of tight...

The Los Angeles Chargers have decided not to exercise the fifth-year option for offensive lineman Zion Johnson, as reported by Daniel Popper. Johnson, who was selected 17th overall in the 2022 draft, started all 17 games in 2024 and signed a four-year deal worth nearly $14.75 million. The 25-year-old was a three-year starter at Boston College and earned first-team All-ACC honors as a senior. Full Article