From a team-building perspective, it actually makes perfect sense for the Browns to trade Myles Garrett. They'd have to do some nifty accounting work to even make it happen as Gar

Detroit Lions beat writers Nolan Bianchi and Richard Silva project two very different players for the Lions at No. 28.

NFL Scouting Combine invitations have already gone out and the official list of participants should be known in the coming weeks. The actual event begins Thursday, Feb. 27 and runs through the weekend;

San Francisco is projected to land four comp picks, and their seventh-round choice via the Panthers came in a trade last year that landed kicker Zane Gonzalez with the 49ers. It’s unclear what the conditions of the pick swap were, so there’s a chance San Francisco actually holds onto its own pick, which is slated for No. 229.

The With the First Pick RV is back in the garage after making stops at the Shrine and Senior Bowls the last two weeks. It's always good to see these players in person -- and yes, I've been accused (mostly by my podcast co-host Rick Spielman) of falling in love when I finally get eyes on these guys after watching them on tape for the last couple seasons -- and the 2025 draft cycle is no different.

A blockbuster deal to acquire the four-time All-Pro would no doubt include a new contractual commitment and a raise bringing him to or near the top of the edge-rusher market would come as no surprise.

The recent trade request by Myles Garrett took a lot of Cleveland Browns fans off guard. If Cleveland does eventually trade the star pass rusher, it would be a massive blow to the organization. They will need to find answers to how to fill the void,