What’s going on with all the second-round pick holdouts? Training camp is approaching, yet only two of the 32 players selected in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft have signed their rookie deals.

During an appearance Monday on Barstool Sports’ “Pardon My Take” podcast, co-host Dan “Big Cat” Katz brought up that Jeremy Lawrence looked visibly uncomfortable and crammed on a couch with his family while Jacksonville was on the clock with the first overall pick.

The UFL's DC Defenders won their first-ever championship, which could give a former Giants and Chiefs player another chance at NFL glory.

You've heard the saying. "Deadlines spur action." We have our latest round of deadlines swiftly approaching across the NFL, with the report date for every NFL team due by the middle of next week at the latest.

To cap off a historic performance from Henry last season, Fox Sports named the NFL's active rushing leader to the NFL 2020's Half-Decade Team.

On the Cover 3 Podcast, CBS Sports’ Bud Elliot reported that 2025 first-round pick Shemar Stewart has been participating in team workouts with his former college program, the Texas A&M Aggies. According to Elliot, Stewart believes there’s a path for him to return to the college level even after being selected by the Cincinnati Bengals.

Could one 45-minute meeting cost the NFL over $600 million? That, plus why your favorite team's second-round pick might be absent.

In April, after happily snatching him up at pick no. 60, Denver general manager George Paton referred to UCF running back RJ Harvey as the staff’s “pet cat.” But it’s July

During a conversation with @EdEastonJr, Kansas City Chiefs legend Derrick Johnson discussed his new book and reflected on his NFL career

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