There might not be a more fitting name for a rookie nose tackle than Biggers, and it’s fitting for the theme the Dolphins had, and seemingly delivered on with the eight 2025 draftees, and the 16 ...

While the results were not as cataclysmic as the offensive side of the ball last year, Mike Norvell brought in defensive coordinator Tony White to run a new defensive scheme never before seen in ...

Mauigoa has good size and plays with a wide, balanced base. He is a strong and efficient mover who seldom gets out of whack with his hands or feet. Guard might be his best spot in the NFL, but he is a ...

"That's what makes his defense so good, and it is also a great complement to ... "Just teaching the game and understanding situational football," he said. "Football intelligence is what I call it. Why ...

Tim Twentyman and Cole Bambini take a closer look at the Detroit Lions' first-round selection of defensive lineman Tyleik Williams.

He recorded three tackles against Northwestern, but overall didn’t find enough opportunity in a deep Michigan defense ... be able to compete. The 6-3, 293 pound Marable was a three-star coming ...

He recorded three tackles against Northwestern, but overall didn’t find enough opportunity in a deep Michigan defense. 247 had him as the 5th ... Hewlett should come in and immediately be able to ...

He possesses an even more imposing frame at 6-3, 220 pounds and ran a 4.38-second ... (Smith played running back for Snoop in his youth football league.) But, hey, there it was in The Beast ...

Here's my one and only mock for the 2025 NFL draft. You may notice there's no Shedeur Sanders — or any quarterback of any name other than Cam Ward — in this mock. Sanders could be the next rookie ...

But Duke football ... The 6-3 Maryland native continues to carve out a role within Duke’s deep linebacker rotation and looks poised to be a steady contributor for the Blue Devils’ defense ...

The NFL offseason can seem endless at times, so it's crazy to think that the 2025 NFL Draft will finally begin less than a week from now. The billions, if not trillions, of mock drafts you've read ...