New Raiders coach Pete Carroll went to a pair of recent Super Bowls with a QB who was on his first contract. He was Russell Wilson. Carroll got him in the third round with the Seahawks, after Wilson’s substandard height lowered his draft stock.

A big position of need for the Colts is cornerback. How many made Daniel Jeremiah’s top 50 prospects big board?

NFL Draft will be here before you know it, and a premiere draft expert believes the SEC is destined to own a lot of the first round.

The San Francisco 49ers are slated to pick 11th overall in the 2025 NFL draft, but NFL Media draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah made the case for trading out of that spot. Jeremiah did say the 49ers would be able to get a good player at No. 11. That may be the preferred route for the team.

I like the idea of having a young quarterback in Bo Nix having a chance to grow and play with the same tight end for a long period of time,” Jeremiah said.

Jeremiah dropped his latest mock draft this week and he has the Cincinnati Bengals going defense in the first round, which makes plenty of sense. The team is looking to rebuild its image on that side under new defensive coordinator Al Golden.

Oregon's Dillon Gabriel may not be in the first-round conversation like Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders in this year's draft, but NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah still believes he should have a long NFL career.

The defensive line may not be a pressing need for the Indianapolis Colts, but the depth of this year's draft class very well may have GM Chris Ballard's attention. NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah recently put out version 2.