Eagles winners and losers from the 2025 NFL Draft

BengalsPaul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic identifies five Bengals affected by the team's draft, notably DE Trey Hendrickson, whose contract leverage has shifted with the selection of DE Shemar Stewart. Additionally, with the drafting of LB Demetrius Knight Jr., LB Germaine Pratt may be released to save cap space, while S Geno Stone will continue to play a significant role. The Bengals' lack of offseason receiver additions suggests WR Jermaine Burton could receive another opportunity...

The San Francisco 49ers have re-signed veteran tight end Ross Dwelley to a one-year free-agent contract to bolster depth behind star tight end George Kittle. Dwelley, who previously spent seven seasons with the 49ers after joining as an undrafted free agent, played the 2024 season with the Atlanta Falcons, recording one catch for five yards. At 30 years old, his return adds experience and familiarity with the team's offensive system, joining a tight end roster...

BroncosBroncos seventh-round TE Caleb Lohner, who transitioned from basketball to football, expressed gratitude for his time at the University of Utah, where he developed into a tight end. He emphasized his excitement to contribute to the team and grow within the sport.Patrick MahomesChiefs QB Patrick Mahomes is motivated for the upcoming season after a Super Bowl loss, looking forward to the return of key receivers to enhance the offense. He noted the importance of building...

New York Giants rookie pass-rusher Abdul Carter is still trying to secure a jersey number for his NFL debut. After Lawrence Taylor declined to unretire No. 56, Carter aimed for No. 11, which is also retired in honor of former QB Phil Simms. Although Simms initially considered allowing Carter to wear his number, his family ultimately decided against it, prompting Carter to humorously suggest he might just wear his last name on his jersey instead....

The Texans recently worked out free agent running backs Chris Evans, Trayveon Williams, and Nyheim Hines, as reported by Aaron Wilson of KPRC. Hines, recovering from a torn ACL, had a challenging 2022 season with the Colts and Bills, while Evans and Williams, both former Bengals players, have had limited opportunities in their careers. The Texans' interest in these players comes as they look to bolster their running back depth ahead of the upcoming season....