There were some clear standouts among a talented group of prospects in Mobile, although the quarterbacks as a whole failed to impress.

Senior Bowl practices are in the books, and there was a lot to love from a class that, admittedly, doesn't have the group of quarterbacks we saw in 2024, but has legit depth and plenty of other positions,

Heading into the Senior Bowl, there were two players in an echelon of their own competing for the top spot in the 2025 NFL Draft: Shadeur Sanders and Cam Ward.

Daniel Jeremiah reveals his initial prospect rankings for the 2025 NFL Draft. Where do the top quarterbacks land in the pecking order? Just how loaded is this year's defensive line class? Check out the full rundown,

Watching former Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe perform at the Senior Bowl this week may be the ultimate Rorschach test for NFL executives and evaluators. Do you fall in love with his big arm and athleticism that can make something out of nothing?

Quarterback Jalen Milroe was great on the final day of Senior Bowl practices, while top tight ends continued their week-long rise.

Pro Football Focus picked the perfect prospect for every team in the draft and West Virginia offensive tackle Wyatt Milum was the selection for the Rams. His experience in both zone and gap blocking schemes makes him a good fit for Sean McVay’s offense, potentially at left tackle if Alaric Jackson leaves in free agency.

One of the most important events in the pre-draft process each year is the Senior Bowl, a week-long showcase featuring many of the top prospects in the class. This year, there were several standouts in Mobile,

Here’s how Missouri football quarterback Brady Cook, defensive end Johnny Walker and wide receiver Theo Wease Jr. fared at the East-West Shrine Bowl.

The 2024 season was a breakout year for Arroyo, who would catch 35 of his 47 targets for 590 yards at a hefty 16.9 yards per catch with seven touchdowns. Among all tight ends last season, he ranked second in yards per catch and first in average YAC.