Joe Serpico shares a fantasy football mock draft with the No. 3 overall pick, and he starts off with two wide receivers.

It's one of the most important rounds of the NFL Draft for finding talent. So why are all but two second-round picks unsigned?

When Jayden Higgins signed his rookie contract with the Houston Texans, it looked like a routine transaction. Instead, it has led to an unprecedented standoff between teams and players.

With the opening of training camps right around the corner, the NFL is facing a looming issue regarding the majority of the second-round picks in the 2025 NFL Draft. As the final week of the true 'offseason' begins, the clock is running out on getting the issue solved in time.

Harris will be among the players to watch on the side of the Bolts in the upcoming Chargers training camp, though his status for that has been put to question following an eye injury he sustained during a fireworks accident on July 4.

The Bills defense will need to offer Josh Allen better support while the Chargers look poised for a Year 2 leap under Jim Harbaugh.

Harris still has yet to sign his rookie contract, one of 30 second-round rookies who remained unsigned. The reason why is because the two second-round picks who have signed, Texans' WR Jayden Higgins and Browns' LB Carson Schwesinger, each received fully-guaranteed contracts, which had previously been unheard of for a second-round draft pick.

Harris’ agent, Doug Hendrickson, said in a statement that his client is “fully expected to be ready for the upcoming NFL season.”

Rookies are due to report to the Seahawks for training camp Tuesday, but their two second-round draft picks might not be there. Here's why.

The Los Angeles Chargers have been named as a top landing spot for pass-rush specialist Kayvon Thibodeaux, should the New York Giants be looking to move him.