They’ll have a chance to secure a franchise-altering draft haul if they lose to the Buffalo Bills in Week 18. If the season ended today, the Patriots would own the No. 1 overall pick of the 2025 NFL draft. A loss would help them secure the pick, but a win over the Bills on Sunday could ruin their draft position.

The New England Patriots are in a precarious position as it relates to their regular-season finale at home against the Buffalo Bills. The Week 18 contest will close the door on an underwhelming season, but they could walk out of it with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft if they were to fall to Buffalo.

The Titans know neither Will Levis nor Mason Rudolph is a long term answer at quarterback. While the need for help across the offense could make trading back a tempting possibility, Tennessee’s opportunity to take 2025’s first passer is the better deal.

Cam Skattebo became a household name on New Year’s Day with his tour de force performance in Arizona State’s Peach Bowl matchup against Texas. The Sun Devils running back almost singlehandedly brought his team back from what looked like a blowout loss to a wildly entertaining overtime thriller.

A rizona State running back Cam Skattebo saved arguably his best college performance for his last, rallying the Sun Devils from a double-digit deficit in yesterday's College Footb

Skattebo had a huge game for the Sun Devils in the team’s 39-31 overtime loss to the Texas Longhorns in their College Football Playoff quarterfinals contest at Mercedes-Benz Sta

Another veteran Michigan defender made it official on Thursday, as Makari Paige announced he was entering his name into the 2025 NFL Draft. During his five seas

Following the Crimson Tide’s loss to Michigan on New Year’s Eve, several eligible Alabama players have made their decision on what’s next for their career. The Tide suffered its first four-loss season since the 2007-08 season.

Today is the first day of the College Football Playoff Quarter-Finals. The eight best teams in the country will face off as they chase a championship. Unsurprisingly, these teams are loaded with NFL talent.

Oregon coach Dan Lanning said Wednesday that Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith is "NFL ready," despite being a true freshman.

Ohio State true freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is the best wide receiver in college football, and it's not particularly close. Smith has starred for Ohio State's offense this season, catching 70 passes for 1,

With Jeremiah Smith already being one of the most talented playmakers in college football, people are wondering when he is draft eligible. He has the makings of a top-five pick, but how soon before Smith can officially declare for the NFL Draft?