5 Things To Watch For In 1st Round Of NFL Draft
Commissioner Roger Goodell says Chicago has "overdelivered" as host of the 2015 NFL draft. And the picks haven't even begun.
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Commissioner Roger Goodell says Chicago has "overdelivered" as host of the 2015 NFL draft. And the picks haven't even begun.
As far as Geno Smith is concerned, it's going to take a lot more than a few draft rumors and a veteran coming off a major injury to take his job away.
Wide receiver was an obvious need for the Jets heading into the offseason, and new general manager Mike Maccagnan didn't waste any time making sure it was addressed. But is he done?
Jace Amaro took the high road when asked if he's looking forward to the two games against Rex and the Buffalo Bills.
"You know what? I think I'm better than I was before, when I played earlier in my career," Revis said. "I think I'm way more intelligent in the position. I had a great learning experience last year."
During a press conference in December, Jets owner Woody Johnson said that he'd "love to have Darrelle back."
Some members of Congress have criticized the NFL, which generates billions in revenue, for being tax-exempt.
ESPN reports that more teams are expected to call general manager Mike Maccagnan about Wilkerson's availability when the draft kicks off on Thursday night.
The 6-foot-3, 245-pounder was SEC defensive player of the year at Missouri. He is expected to be an early pick in this week's NFL draft, which begins Thursday.
It's almost an exercise in risk management. It's a short portfolio, and the key will lie in how Mike Maccagnan views Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota.
Teams that are looking for upgrades in the wide receiver department are looking to the draft instead of free agency.
Up, down, sideways ... Mike Maccagnan will consider moving in all directions during the opening round of the NFL Draft.
Coples, the Jets' first-round draft pick in 2012 out of North Carolina, had a career-high 6 1/2 sacks last season.
A federal judge has approved a potential $1 billion plan to resolve thousands of NFL concussion lawsuits filed by retired players.
Marcus Mariota is having the time of his life. But don't ask him which NFL city he will be calling home this fall. He says he has no idea.
