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2027 NFL Draft Odds: Arch Manning Headlines Loaded QB Class

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jul 22, 2026, 1:06 AM+8 stories · 30dSource ↗

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Want to get more Covers content? Add us as a preferred source on your Google account here . The race to become the No. 1 pick in the 2027 NFL Draft is already underway, with sportsbooks installing Texas quarterback Arch Manning as the early favorite in the NFL Draft odds. Manning leads an intriguing class that also features Oregon 's Dante Moore and Notre Dame's CJ Carr , but a full college football season remains to separate contenders from pretenders. As NFL scouts gather more film, expect these odds to change throughout the year. Player Position DraftKings Arch Manning QB +250 Dante Moore QB +380 CJ Carr QB +650 Jeremiah Smith WR +1000 LaNorris Sellers QB +1200 Darian Mensah QB +1400 Julian Sayin QB +1800 Drew Mestemaker QB +2000 Dylan Stewart EDGE +2200 Colin Simmons LB +3000 Jayden Maiava QB +3500 Nico Iamaleava QB +4000 Odds as of 7-21. Odds courtesy of DraftKings, one of our best betting apps . Sign up with our DraftKings promo code , or get one of our other sportsbook promos . Arch Manning (QB, Texas ) Arch Manning enters the season with the strongest combination of name recognition, physical tools, and market momentum. His first full year as Texas’ starter was uneven early, but he became more composed as the season progressed and finished by playing his best football. A cleaner, more complete campaign could make him the clear face of the 2027 class. Dante Moore (QB, Oregon) Dante Moore has the most polished resume of the three after producing at a high level in Oregon’s offense. He showed accuracy, command, and the ability to create explosive plays without consistently putting the ball in danger. He already looks like a legitimate first-round quarterback, and another strong season could push him from contender to favorite. CJ Carr (QB, Notre Dame) CJ Carr built his case through efficiency and decision-making rather than overwhelming volume. He protected the football, kept Notre Dame’s offense on schedule, and showed enough downfield ability to suggest there is more upside coming. A bigger statistical leap would strengthen his profile, but the foundation of an NFL-caliber starter is already there. NFL odds NFL picks NFL player props Best NFL betting sites • Quarterback is the most important position on the football field, and following Las Vegas taking Fernando Mendoza at No. 1 in 2026, 22 of the last 29 first-overall picks have been QBs. • All but two of the last 18 NFL Drafts have seen an offensive lineman get picked in the Top 10, with 2025 being no different, as Will Campbell went fifth, Armand Membou went seventh, and Kelvin Banks Jr. was picked ninth. Year Player Position 2026 Fernando Mendoza QB 2025 Cam Ward QB 2024 Caleb Williams QB 2023 Bryce Young QB 2022 Travon Walker DE 2021 Trevor Lawrence QB 2020 Joe Burrow QB 2019 Kyler Murray QB 2018 Baker Mayfield QB 2017 Myles Garrett DE 2016 Jared Goff QB Sportsbooks will post odds for the player to go first overall in the draft as soon as the previous year's draft is over. Once the college football season begins in September, these odds could change weekly depending on how players are performing as well as the evaluations of trusted draftniks such as Mel Kiper Jr. In addition, this NFL futures bet may also take into account the team needs of the worst team(s) in the NFL. After the NCAA football season is over, NFL Draft odds will solidify after key events such as the underclassmen declaration deadline, the NFL Scouting Combine, and pro days. In the weeks leading up to the draft, sportsbooks will offer more NFL Draft prop bets. The odds of going first overall in the NFL Draft will typically look like this: Arch Manning +250 This means that if you placed a $100 bet on Manning, you would win $250 if the Longhorns QB goes first overall in 2027. When you get closer to the draft, and there is a consensus on who will go first overall, you might see a player with a minus sign (- [... truncated ...]

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How will one more season with Ole Miss impact QB Trinidad Chambliss’ NFL-readiness?

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jul 14, 2026, 5:00 PM+31 stories · 30dSource ↗

Fernando MendozaTy SimpsonCam Ward+8 more

When it comes to the 2027 quarterback class, hope springs eternal. Especially after a 2026 class that produced two first-rounders in Fernando Mendoza and Ty Simpson , and a 2025 class that produced two in Cam Ward and Jaxson Dart , the NFL prayer is that the 2027 group of signal-callers is more like the 2024 version, when there were three taken with the first three picks, six in the top 12, and four legit NFL starters in Caleb Williams , Jayden Daniels , Drake Maye , and Bo Nix . Even the relative stragglers (Michael Penix Jr. and J.J. McCarthy) haven’t run entirely out of road when it comes to their NFL potential. Ostensibly, the 2027 class looks absolutely ridiculous from a tools and potential perspective. We could have Texas ’ Arch Manning , Oregon ’s Dante Moore , Ohio State’s Julian Sayin , Ole Miss’ Trinidad Chambliss, South Carolina ’s LaNorris Sellers , Oklahoma State’s Drew Mestemaker , Notre Dame’s C.J. Carr, and Texas Tech’s Brendan Sorsby (depending on how Sorsby is affected by recent gambling allegations) all fighting to rest atop next year’s QB draft listings, and there are ways in which each one could do it. Not to mention the fact that there will be a surprise interloper who comes out of nowhere to show NFL potential. That’s at least eight quarterbacks for NFL teams to consider next year. Of course, we also know that not every sure-thing prospect will ultimately become that even before he’s drafted; we’ve all seen the super-hyped guys fall down when they get hit without a plan. The idea with this series is to evaluate each of the prominent future prospects with one eye on what they’ve already done, and the other on what they need to do in order to reach their ultimate ceiling. We continue the deep dive with Ole Miss’ Trinidad Chambliss, who fought to stay in school despite a 2025 season that had him as a more than credible NFL prospect. Last season, Chambliss completed 294 of 448 passes (65.6%) for 3,934 yards (8.8 YPA), 22 touchdowns, three interceptions, and a passer rating of 106.9. He also ran the ball 130 times for 585 yards (4.5 YPA), eight touchdowns and three fumbles. After that, Chambliss filed a lawsuit to contend the NCAA denying him an extra year of eligibility, and he won that case. Now that he has another developmental year before he tries the NFL on for size, what’s already on the ball, and what does he need to refine? Let’s dive into the tape. One of the most interesting things about Chambliss as a smaller, inherently mobile quarterback, is that he doesn’t need to leave the pocket to hit the middle of the field. Last season, when throwing to the middle of the field (directly to the middle; not middle left or middle right), Chambliss completed 46 of 70 passes for 825 yards, eight touchdowns, no interceptions, and a passer rating of 144.0. His 44.45 EPA on such throws was the NCAA’s 11th-best (minimum 50 attempts), and it’s one of the more NFL-ready parts of his game. Teams at the next level that work their passing games over the middle of the field (or want to do so) won’t have to take leave of that notion with Chambliss as their quarterback. On throws outside the pocket last season, Chambliss completed 37 of 64 passes for 500 yards, four touchdowns, one interception, and a passer rating of 97.1. Chambliss has a good sense of his own mechanics when he’s throwing on the move — the arm strength is enough for him to hit his targets when he has to throw off-platform, and when he rights his shoulders to the target, he’s capable of making some really nice downfield passes from a moving pocket. Chambliss has learned to deal with pressure very well — in 2025, he completed 44 of 81 passes when disrupted for 649 yards, one touchdown, no interceptions, and a passer rating of 84.9. Chambliss’ yards per attempt average of 8.0 under pressure also tells you that he doesn’t automatically become Captain Checkdown when pressured. The aforementioned pocket movement helps him a lot in an NFL-conversant sen [... truncated ...]

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Derek Carr: Draws interest from multiple clubs

RotoWire·Jul 11, 2026, 7:53 AM+8 stories · 30dSource ↗

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Carr has been contacted by "multiple" NFL teams about a potential comeback, but he's unlikely to come out of retirement, Kevin Patra of NFL.com reports. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update

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Rams should reach out to Derek Carr and offer a backup job

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jul 10, 2026, 11:48 PM+8 stories · 30dSource ↗

Derek CarrMatthew StaffordStetson Bennett+4 more

Derek Carr is open to returning to the NFL for the right situation, and if his dream is to win a Super Bowl and get his game straight by finally playing with a great team, then the Los Angeles Rams could be the “special” opportunity that the veteran quarterback says he needs right now. Appearing on Good Morning Football on Friday, Carr said that teams have reached out to him to gauge his interest in playing in 2026, and the quarterback said, “I’ll never say never, but it would take a special situation,” noting that a few teams contact him. He added that he’s at the point that “I just want to win. I want to win.” The Rams are probably going to win a lot of games next season and they could use a veteran backup, even if the rumors are that L.A. will move on with the options they have on the team right now. But signing Carr by offering him a backup role behind Matthew Stafford without having to compete against Stetson Bennett and Ty Simpson for it would also be the ideal situation for the Rams. If Stafford gets injured, L.A. will have a legitimate replacement option already on the depth chart. If Carr’s intention is to rebuild his career and experience real success for the first time in his career, then following the same path as Baker Mayfield and learning from Sean McVay and Stafford should be his goal. There are still three weeks before training camp starts to make it happen. So he’s clearly not going to play for the Browns or the Cardinals. The Rams wanted to bring back Jimmy Garoppolo for another year, giving Simpson a full season to develop behind the scenes, but the veteran is still contemplating retirement and has no plans to return to L.A. that we know about. Carr last played in the NFL with the Saints in 2024, throwing 15 touchdowns in 10 games. He’s 35, which is still young enough for Carr to spend one year on the Rams as a backup and potentially hit the ground running if an opportunity presents itself in 2027; just think of how it worked for Sam Darnold when he signed with the 49ers in 2023. He has since won 14 games with two different teams. Darnold is much younger than Carr, but he’ll be much more attractive as a free agent in 2027 if he plays with a winner—even as a backup, potentially snagging a couple of starts along the way—than if he plays for a bad team or just stays home all year. If Carr just wants to win, as he says he does, then there is one blindingly clear option in front of him. It’s the L.A. Rams. But do the Rams want him and does Carr want to win, or does he want to start? He probably can’t have both

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Derek Carr says NFL teams want him to come out of retirement

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jul 10, 2026, 10:04 PM+8 stories · 30dSource ↗

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Derek Carr prefers the links over the gridiron these days. The former Raiders and Saints quarterback shockingly retired under mysterious circumstances, giving up $30 million in 2025, and so far, he hasn’t been shown enough to return to the NFL. “I never say never,” Carr told the NFL Network while adding that teams have reached out. “It would take a special situation. There were multiple teams that reached out to me this offseason. I won’t say who or how, but they reached out and were gauging my interest on what I wanted to do. They were good, solid football teams.” Carr’s desires are clear — he wants a chance to win a Super Bowl, and surely there aren’t many teams that are in legitimate championship contention without a franchise quarterback. “I’m just at the point where I just want to win. I want to win. So if I were to do it, it would have to be a special team that maybe lost somebody or needed somebody, but even then, it’s not guaranteed,” Carr said. “I’m having too much fun hanging out with my wife, hanging out with my kids, and trying to get good at golf. So it would take a special deal.” Carr, 35, appears to be in a holding pattern as teams get through their offseason training programs, which begin in the coming weeks. It’s no secret that older players prefer to avoid that stretch that can be difficult on their bodies, while there’s also the potential that Carr could fall into a situation where a contending team needs a starter in a pinch due to injury. “I’m always training,” Carr said. “I’ll be in shape and ready, but probably not. I’ll probably be just coaching my kids.” Nearly every team will be in offseason training camp by the end of the month, and Carr would probably be the top signal caller on the market if a team needs someone to step in on short notice

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Derek Carr: Multiple teams have reached out, but I probably won't come out of retirement

Pro Football Talk·Jul 10, 2026, 6:47 PM+8 stories · 30dSource ↗

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If former Raiders and Saints quarterback Derek Carr wants to play again, there are teams interested in his services. But so far, he hasn’t heard an offer intriguing enough for him to accept. Carr said on NFL Network today that teams have contacted him about potentially coming out of retirement, and he isn’t ruling it out. Carr did not name those teams, but if they didn’t get permission from the Saints first, they were violating the NFL’s tampering rules. Carr was still under contract with the Saints when he retired, and other teams can’t contact him without the Saints’ permission. The Saints would also likely want trade compensation from any team that wanted Carr. “I never say never,” Carr said. “It would take a special situation. There were multiple teams that reached out to me this offseason. I won’t say who or how, but they reached out and were gauging my interest on what I wanted to do. They were good, solid football teams.” Carr said he will only return if a Super Bowl contender needs him. “I’m just at the point where I just want to win. I want to win. So if I were to do it, it would have to be a special team that maybe lost somebody or needed somebody, but even then, it’s not guaranteed,” Carr said. “I’m having too much fun hanging out with my wife, hanging out with my kids, and trying to get good at golf. So it would take a special deal.” When Carr announced his retirement last year, he and the Saints both said his injured shoulder would have hampered his ability to keep playing. But Carr now says that if the right team calls at the right time, he’ll be in shape and ready to play — even if he doesn’t anticipate that happening. “I’m always training,” Carr said. “I’ll be in shape and ready, but probably not. I’ll probably be just coaching my kids.” The 35-year-old Carr was drafted by the Raiders in 2014, played nine seasons with them, and then played his final two seasons with the Saints in 2023 and 2024. Now, after a year out of football, he’s not ruling out playing for a third team

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Derek Carr: Multiple teams have reached out, but I probably won't come out of retirement

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jul 10, 2026, 6:47 PM+8 stories · 30dSource ↗

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If former Raiders and Saints quarterback Derek Carr wants to play again, there are teams interested in his services. But so far, he hasn't heard an offer intriguing enough for him to accept. Carr said on NFL Network today that teams have contacted him about potentially coming out of retirement, and he isn't ruling it out. Carr did not name those teams, but if they didn't get permission from the Saints first, they were violating the NFL's tampering rules. Carr was still under contract with the Saints when he retired, and other teams can't contact him without the Saints' permission. The Saints would also likely want trade compensation from any team that wanted Carr. "I never say never," Carr said. "It would take a special situation. There were multiple teams that reached out to me this offseason. I won't say who or how, but they reached out and were gauging my interest on what I wanted to do. They were good, solid football teams." Carr said he will only return if a Super Bowl contender needs him. "I'm just at the point where I just want to win. I want to win. So if I were to do it, it would have to be a special team that maybe lost somebody or needed somebody, but even then, it's not guaranteed," Carr said. "I'm having too much fun hanging out with my wife, hanging out with my kids, and trying to get good at golf. So it would take a special deal." When Carr announced his retirement last year, he and the Saints both said his injured shoulder would have hampered his ability to keep playing. But Carr now says that if the right team calls at the right time, he'll be in shape and ready to play — even if he doesn't anticipate that happening. "I'm always training," Carr said. "I'll be in shape and ready, but probably not. I'll probably be just coaching my kids." The 35-year-old Carr was drafted by the Raiders in 2014, played nine seasons with them, and then played his final two seasons with the Saints in 2023 and 2024. Now, after a year out of football, he's not ruling out playing for a third team

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Ranking the top 25 players under 25, plus the NFL's best offenses revealed and Harry Kane's NFL chances

CBS Sports NFL·Jul 9, 2026, 8:55 PM+6 stories · 30dSource ↗

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Hello friends, and welcome to the Thursday edition of the Pick Six newsletter! If you want to watch the NFL today, I have some bad news: It's July, and there is no NFL on TV right now. However, you can watch the next best thing: NFL players trying to play golf. The American Century Championship will be teeing off this weekend from Lake Tahoe and it will feature multiple current and former NFL players , including Trevor Lawrence, Baker Mayfield, Davante Adams, Kyle Hamilton, Drew Brees, Jerry Rice, Marcus Allen, Derek Carr, Jerome Bettis, Larry Fitzgerald, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Jason Kelce, and, of course, Tony Romo. And since I work at CBS Sports, I will obviously be rooting for Romo. There is also World Cup soccer on today, but I still haven't mentally recovered from the bludgeoning the USMNT took on Monday, so I'll probably stay away from soccer for at least the next 48 hours. One thing I won't be staying away from is today's newsletter. I'll be on vacation next week, so this is the last time you'll be hearing from me around these parts until July 20. As always, here's your reminder to tell your friends to sign up for the newsletter . Let's get to the rundown. If you haven't noticed by now, we've been making our way through the dead part of the offseason by unveiling a new ranking pretty much every week here at CBS Sports. Three weeks ago, we revealed Prisco's list of the top 100 players in the NFL. Two weeks ago, we unveiled our list of the top quarterbacks , and today, we're ranking the top 25 players under the age of 25. Before we get to Tyler Sullivan's ranking, there are two very important rules to go over: Now that we have the rules out of the way, let's check out the top three players on Tyler Sullivan's list: 1. Falcons RB Bijan Robinson (24 -- turns 25 on Jan. 30, 2027). Bijan Robinson has turned into a cheat code. He's arguably the best dual-threat running back in the league and has put together a start to his career unlike anything we've seen before. Robinson's 2,298 scrimmage yards led the NFL in 2025 and set a new franchise record. So far, he's compiled 5,648 yards from scrimmage, the most by a player age 23 or younger in NFL history. Those scrimmage yards also rank fourth-most through a player's first three seasons in NFL history. 2. Rams WR Puka Nacua (25 -- turns 26 on May 29, 2027). Pound for pound, Puka Nacua has an argument as the best wide receiver in the NFL. The Rams receiver led the league in receptions (129) and receiving yards per game (107.2) last season. His career average of 95.3 receiving yards per game is also the highest in NFL history. 3. Lions OT Penei Sewell (25 -- turns 26 on Oct. 9, 2026). Penei Sewell is becoming the gold standard for offensive tackles in the NFL. He's elite as both a pass blocker and a run blocker. He's been a first-team All-Pro in each of the last three seasons, and it's not hard to see why. Although Sewell ranked in the top three this year, he won't be in the top three next year and that's because he'll be 26, so he won't be eligible for the list. Remember, there are 25 names on our list, and if you want to see the full ranking, you can do that here . If you've spent the offseason wondering which team is going to have the best offense in the NFL this year, I think we might finally have the answer. Jared Dubin created a system to rank each team's offensive infrastructure, and it's so complicated that I'm just going to assume his ranking is 100% right. Here's a quick summary of his rating system: Hopefully, that explanation makes sense, because we're moving on to his actual rankings. Based on Dubin's formula, here are the two best teams and the worst team in the ranking: 1. Rams 2. Bears Dubin's take on the two teams: Ben Johnson and Sean McVay are two of the very small handful of best offensive minds in the league. The pass-catching groups have either huge stars (Rams) or great depth (Bears). The offensive lines are above-average to good, and the running ba [... truncated ...]

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How NFL-ready is Arch Manning?

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jul 9, 2026, 4:00 PM+31 stories · 30dSource ↗

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When it comes to the 2027 quarterback class, hope springs eternal. Especially after a 2026 class that produced two first-rounders in Fernando Mendoza and Ty Simpson , and a 2025 class that produced two in Cam Ward and Jaxson Dart , the NFL prayer is that the 2027 group of signal-callers is more like the 2024 version, when there were three taken with the first three picks, six in the top 12, and four legit NFL starters in Caleb Williams , Jayden Daniels , Drake Maye , and Bo Nix . Even the relative stragglers (Michael Penix Jr. and J.J. McCarthy) haven’t run entirely out of road when it comes to their NFL potential. Ostensibly, the 2027 class looks absolutely ridiculous from a tools and potential perspective. We could have Texas’ Arch Manning, Oregon ’s Dante Moore , Ohio State’s Julian Sayin , Ole Miss’ Trinidad Chambliss , South Carolina ’s LaNorris Sellers , Oklahoma State’s Drew Mestemaker , Notre Dame’s C.J. Carr, and Texas Tech’s Brendan Sorsby ( depending on how Sorsby is affected by recent gambling allegations ) all fighting to rest atop next year’s QB draft listings, and there are ways in which each one could do it. Not to mention the fact that there will be a surprise interloper who comes out of nowhere to show NFL potential. That’s at least eight quarterbacks for NFL teams to consider next year. Of course, we also know that not every sure-thing prospect will ultimately become that even before he’s drafted; we’ve all seen the super-hyped guys fall down when they get hit without a plan. The idea with this series is to evaluate each of the prominent future prospects with one eye on what they’ve already done, and the other on what they need to do in order to reach their ultimate ceiling. Let’s start with Arch Manning, the Promised Son who showed all kinds of improvement in his first season as an NCAA starter. Manning had just 103 dropbacks in his first two seasons with the Longhorns, and things were rough to begin the 2025 season as a result. From Weeks 1-7, he completed 102 of 163 passes (62.6%) for 1,317 yards (8.1 YPA), 12 touchdowns, five interceptions, and a passer rating of 99.7. There was talk early in the season as to whether head coach Steve Sarkisian should bench Manning for his own good, but Sark wasn’t biting. “I don’t know if any college player has kind of gone through what he went through before he even was the full-time starter,” Sarkisian said. “Part of that is his last name, part of it is our brand. I think those two things coming together made this such a big storyline before the season, and but none of it was anything due to what Arch was doing. He just kind of kept focusing on what he needed and tried to do.” Well, eventually it kicked in. From Week 8 through Texas’ win over Michigan in the Citrus Bowl, Manning completed 146 of 245 passes (59.6%) for 1,846 yards (7.5 YPA), 14 touchdowns, two interceptions, and a passer rating of 98.8. This was against Kentucky , Mississippi State, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Arkansas , Texas A&M, and Michigan — there were no San Jose State , UTEP , or Sam Houston State breaks in the action as there were in the first half of the season. By the end of his first full campaign as a starter, Manning looked like what that’s supposed to look like for the most part, and there was no more talk regarding whether he should be benched or not, as there was after the Kentucky game in Week 8, when he completed 12 of 27 passes for 132 yards, no touchdowns, no interceptions, and a passer rating of 59.5. From then on, the improvements began. So, what is Arch Manning’s skill set now, and where does he need to take steps forward in 2026? Even in his more regrettable moments early in the 2025 season, Manning’s movement within the pocket — his ability to move and re-set to throw in the small boxing ring of the pocket — was an alpha skill. He’s going to get all kinds of Joe Burrow comparisons because of it, and those comps will not be wrong if the ascent continues. Burrow is the NFL’s bes [... truncated ...]

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The NFL’s 5 Most Improved Teams That Could Go Worst To First

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jul 6, 2026, 5:00 PM+8 stories · 30dSource ↗

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Of all the professional sports leagues in the country, the NFL boasts one of the highest rates of turnover among playoff teams each year. Each year, we see teams go from worst to first. While many would make the argument that the Los Angeles Rams are the league’s most improved team (on paper), we’ll focus on teams that missed the playoffs in 2025 and fit the mold for that cinderella story in 2026, much like the Chicago Bears experienced just a season ago. Now that the Bears aren’t headlining the offseason winners bracket, it’s time for fans to enjoy taking a look at other teams around the league that have a chance to follow in the same mold. Without further ado, let’s jump into the NFL’s five most improved teams this offseason, non-playoff edition. Las Vegas Raiders Similar to most teams with the No. 1 overall pick, the Raiders did themselves well to finally take a real swing at solving the quarterback issue that has plagued them since Derek Carr ’s prime. Simply put, the Geno Smith-Pete Carroll pairing was a disaster. The first step to fixing that issue was hiring yet another coach, this time going with a much younger candidate, Klint Kubiak. Not only did Vegas pair their No. 1 overall pick with an offense-minded head coach, but they also insulated him with a “good guy” veteran in Kirk Cousins, who is still more than capable of starting in this league. In addition to completely remaking their quarterback room, the team spent north of $308 million in free-agent dollars on 15 players, most of whom were higher-profile names. Of their prized signings, center Tyler Linderbaum headlines the most impactful names that should play a big role in 2026. In addition to spending big in free agency and picking at the top of April’s draft, the team also decided to retain star pass rusher Maxx Crosby (for now), after a trade with the Baltimore Ravens fell through on the eve of the new league year. While they are ranked No. 1 on this list for overall improvement among the eight teams to go from worst to first, I’d rank them towards the bottom in terms of probability, simply because of how stacked the AFC West is. That said, the Raiders weren’t just looking at the near-term with these moves, especially with the development of Fernando Mendoza. Improvements should be expected, but general expectations for the upcoming season should still be tempered. New Orleans Saints Speaking of teams going from worst-to-first, the Saints should be at the top of everyone’s list to accomplish that feat in 2026. Last year marked the fifth-straight season that New Orleans had missed the playoffs, but even so, they came out of it with plenty of high hopes. Quarterback Tyler Shough looked like the real deal, and despite some lingering questions about his readiness, head coach Kellen Moore impressed, especially down the stretch. In typical fashion for a team with an offensive-minded head coach, the Saints added plenty of needed talent to their offensive weaponry. Those names included Jordan Tyson with the No. 8 overall pick and their prized free agent acquisition, running back Travis Etienne . In addition to those skill position adds, they gave top-end guard David Edwards a healthy free agent contract to try and help their young offensive line take another step. Speaking of weapons, don’t sleep on the mid-round picks of tight end Oscar Delp and receiver Bryce Lance to go with veteran tight end Noah Fant . Defensively, they did lose elite linebacker Demario Davis , but were able to add Kaden Elliss , Christen Miller, and Tyree Wilson to a relatively solid unit. On paper, the Saints look like a team that should be flirting near the .500 mark late into the season. Still, with a second-year leap from Shough and a better cap situation moving forward, there are plenty of reasons to believe that they could challenge for the NFC South title in such a weak division. New York Giants For the first time since the Tom Coughlin era, the Giants appear to have finally fi [... truncated ...]

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A look at the QB2 situation in New Orleans

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jul 2, 2026, 7:00 PM+5 stories · 30dSource ↗

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In 2025, the New Orleans Saints faced an unusual decision going into the season: who would be the starting quarterback in Week 1? Between Drew Brees , Jameis Winston and Derek Carr , it’s a question the franchise has rarely had to deal with in recent decades. Alas, despite much speculation that the battle was merely a formality before Tyler Shough was handed the keys by preseason, it was second-year pro Spencer Rattler who got the nod from Kellen Moore. A year on, a different question persists in the QB room: who’s the backup? Having taken over the reins halfway through last season, Shough is now the established starter heading into 2026. But whether Rattler is in at QB2, we’re yet to have a definitive answer for. Rattler’s rookie deal sees him under contract for two more seasons. Meanwhile, former 2021 second overall pick Zach Wilson is also in the building, having signed a one-year contract with the Saints for the season ahead. Wilson struggled to establish himself through three seasons with the Jets before stints over the last two years with Denver and Miami . A highly touted prospect coming out of BYU, he’s yet to live up to what many hoped he could be at the professional level. Rattler, meanwhile, had his moments as the starter a year ago, and threw just one interception in his first six starts. But he ultimately lost his spot after the Saints fell to 1-7 on the year. Which QB starts the year behind Shough will be a story to follow as the Saints move through the offseason. Who do you want to see as the backup in Week 1? Let us know in the comments!

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Minnesota Vikings News and Links: The Offseason Doldrums!

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jun 28, 2026, 10:45 PM+8 stories · 30dSource ↗

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The first training camp practice is 34 days away. Rookies report to training camp in 28 days. Time flies no? Without any practices there is not a lot to discuss besides the endless debate about the QB competition. I am preparing for the 2027 draft which leads me to plan my viewing schedule (as if I plan that) for the upcoming college football season. I realize that some folks do not care to read about this stuff but there is a segment of the fanbase that does like to talk about it and thus, I am obliged. The Minnesota Vikings’ primary needs for the 2027 draft include offensive tackle, edge rusher, cornerback, quarterback, and tight end The 2027 Draft Is Loaded — and the Vikings May Have Big Shoes to Fill https://www.si.com/nfl/vikings/onsi/the-2027-draft-is-loaded-and-the-vikings-may-have-big-shoes-to-fill Quarterback? You betcha. The top QBs in 2027? Arch Manning (Texas), Dante Moore (Oregon), LaNorris Sellers (South Carolina), C.J. Carr (Notre Dame), Julian Sayin (Ohio State), Darian Mensah ( Miami ), and Brendan Sorsby (Texas Tech). What’s wild is that McShay has the Vikings taking Mensah in his way-too-early mock draft. “Mensah has some serious upside. I thought there was a chance he’d declare for the 2026 draft, but I think he made the right call in transferring to Miami from Duke (he played at Tulane in 2024). Here’s hoping he makes the same leap that Cam Ward and Carson Beck did once they made their way to Coral Gables,” McShay wrote Tuesday. Offensive tackle? It’s very possible. The top tackles in the 2027 class may include Jordan Seaton (LSU), Trevor Goosby (Texas), and Austin Siereveld (Ohio State). Edge rusher? AVG could be gone… Who are the top edge rushers at this point? Colin Simmons (Texas), Dylan Stewart (South Carolina), Damon Wilson II (Miami), Quincy Rhodes (Arkansas), and Kenyatta Jackson Jr. (Ohio State). Cornerback? It’s always in demand in Minnesota. The top corners in the 2027 class include the likes of Leonard Moore (Notre Dame), Ellis Robinson IV (Georgia), Jyaire Hill (Michigan), and Ja’Bril Rawls (Florida State), Tight end? Hockenson’s last year under contract. Among the best tight ends at this point in the draft process, we’re looking at Jamari Johnson (Oregon), Trey’Dez Green (LSU), Terrance Carter Jr. (Texas Tech), and DJ Vonnahme (Iowa). I always look at the contracts and go from there. The unrestricted free agents (UFA) in 2027 on the Vikings will be … Aaron Jones , Andrew Van Ginkel , Blake Brandel , Blake Cashman , Brian O’Neill , Carson Wentz , Isaiah Rodgers , Ivan Pace Jr. , Jauan Jennings , Jordan Mason , Kyler Murray , Ryan Van Demark , T.J. Hockenson . The restricted free agents (RFA) in 2027 on the Vikings will be … Dwight McGlothern (CB), Jalen Redmond (DT), , Bo Richter (LB)Josh Ross (LB), Kahlef Hailassie (CB) I am hoping to see an extension for O’Neill and maybe a surprise extension of Redmond. After those two Van Ginkel and Brandel could be next up. Of course, the season needs to play out to see if the team should try to retain these players but the top of the 2027 could provide some answers. Hence, the early planning has begun. At least for this Hipster Draft Doofus! Key Dates Rookie Arrival: First-year players report to the TCO Performance Center in Eagan, Minnesota, on July 26. Veteran Arrival: Returning players and full-squad activities begin two days later on July 28. 2026 Vikings Training Camp Full Schedule https://www.vikings.com/schedule/vikings-events/training-camp/schedule DATE : TIME : PRACTICE Saturday, Aug. 1 : Noon- 5 p.m. : 2:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 3 : Noon – 5 p.m. : 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 4 : Noon – 5 p.m. : 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5 : Noon – 5 p.m. : 2:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 7 : Noon – 5 p.m. : 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8 : Noon – 5 p.m. : 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 9 : 5 – 11 p.m. : 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11 : Noon – 5 p.m. : 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 12 : Noon – 5 p.m. : 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 13 : Noon – 5 p.m. : 2:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 17 : Noon – [... truncated ...]

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A stat that shines a bright light on the Derek Carr days

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jun 25, 2026, 6:01 PM+8 stories · 30dSource ↗

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Derek Carr is very likely the most polarizing player ever to wear the Silver and Black in the history of the now Las Vegas Raiders’ franchise. To this day, more than three years since he last played for the Raiders, fans are still split on the quarterback who started for the team for nine seasons. No matter where you stood on Carr, it’s difficult to deny he did some good things as a Raider. A recent X post by NFL researcher showed that Carr delivered in some tough situations caused by a lack of help from the defensive side of the ball. Check this stat out: Carr’s 12 victories came in his nine seasons with the Raiders and not in his two final seasons with the New Orleans Saints There are all-time great quarterbacks on this list. So, no matter how you felt/feel about Carr, he does deserve credit for winning a lot of games despite some tough circumstances. In other Raiders’ news: Leaning on The GOAT: Fernando Mendoza talks about the influence Tom Brady has on him. Recap: Sports Illustrated looks at the NFL offseason

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5 players with the most to gain in training camp

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jun 24, 2026, 1:00 AM+9 stories · 30dSource ↗

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Players who can change their status with solid training camps

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NFL training camp schedule released: Key dates for Rams, Chargers, 49ers and Raiders

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jun 23, 2026, 10:41 PM+33 stories · 30dSource ↗

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The NFL officially released training camp reporting dates and joint practice schedules, giving fans their first look at how the 2026 preseason will unfold across California and the West Coast. For the Los Angeles Rams , Los Angeles Chargers , San Francisco 49ers , and Las Vegas Raiders , training camp is now just weeks away. The Rams will report to Loyola Marymount University on July 25 when both veterans and rookies arrive for training camp. Sean McVay’s team will host two notable joint practices this summer: Aug. 11 vs. Dallas Cowboys Aug. 20 vs. New Orleans Saints Fans can attend open Rams practices at LMU with free tickets through the team’s official training camp portal . The Chargers will begin camp at The Bolt in El Segundo with rookies reporting July 23 and veterans arriving July 28. Los Angeles will hold one official joint practice: Aug. 18 vs. San Francisco 49ers The session will take place at “The Bolt,” the Chargers’ facility before the teams meet in a preseason game two days later. Attendance is capped at 2,000 fans per practice, with free registration required . The 49ers will be among the busiest teams in California this summer. Rookies report July 18, while veterans arrive July 28 at the team’s Santa Clara headquarters. San Francisco ’s joint practice schedule includes: Aug. 11 vs. Tennessee Titans (Santa Clara) Aug. 18 at Los Angeles Chargers (El Segundo) Tickets for open practices at the SAP Performance Facility are sold through the team’s training camp portal , with proceeds benefiting the 49ers Foundation. The Raiders will open camp at their Henderson, Nevada facility with rookies reporting July 23 and veterans on July 28. Las Vegas will conduct one joint practice: Aug. 18 at Houston Texans Because the session takes place in Houston, attendance information will be handled through the Texans organization . One of California’s longest-running NFL traditions will continue for one last summer. The Dallas Cowboys will once again hold training camp at River Ridge Playing Fields in Oxnard, with both rookies and veterans reporting July 28. However, 2026 marks the franchise’s final training camp in Southern California before relocating future camps to San Antonio. The Cowboys will host joint practices against the Rams on Aug. 11 and the Saints on Aug. 18. Admission to Cowboys camp remains free and available on a first-come, first-served basis, though fans are encouraged to arrive early due to limited capacity. With training camps opening in mid-to-late July and multiple joint practices featuring playoff contenders, the countdown to the 2026 NFL season has officially begun. California Post News : Facebook , Instagram , TikTok , X , YouTube , WhatsApp , LinkedIn California Post Sports Facebook , Instagram , TikTok , YouTube , X California Post Opinion California Post Newsletters : Sign up here! California Post App : Download here! Home delivery : Sign up here! Page Six Hollywood : Sign up here!

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Curt Cignetti says Raiders’ Fernando Mendoza committed to being great

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jun 18, 2026, 6:43 AM+32 stories · 30dSource ↗

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Former Indiana coach Curt Cignetti praised Raiders QB Fernando Mendoza, calling him 'great' and a 'lion as a competitor.' Cignetti highlighted Mendoza's attention to detail, preparation, and toughness, citing his performance in Indiana's NCAA championship win. Mendoza, the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, is competing with Kirk Cousins for the Raiders' starting job

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Betting the Raiders in 2026: See how Las Vegas' win total, Super Bowl odds are trending and our best bets

CBS Sports NFL·Jun 4, 2026, 7:41 PM+32 stories · 30dSource ↗

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While the Raiders haven't won a division title since 2002, they managed to avoid the basement of the AFC West for five straight years starting in 2019, even making the playoffs once during that stretch. Then the bottom came, with four wins in 2024 and then three last year, earning the No. 1 pick in the draft. That has allowed the franchise to reboot once again, this time with quarterback Fernando Mendoza who is fresh off a national championship with Indiana, and new head coach Klint Kubiak who is fresh off a Super Bowl title with the Seahawks . However, rebuilds usually take time and the Raiders are once again projected to finish last in the division and well outside of the playoff picture. We're taking a look at everything you need to know before making Las Vegas Raiders futures bets below, including odds, trends, 2026 schedule, offseason changes and more before sharing our preseason betting strategy for the team. Odds are via DraftKings. Fans interested in betting on NFL and Super Bowl futures should check out the latest DraftKings promo code . Kubiak, Mendoza and key offseason additions have the market bullish on the Raiders, flipping the win total from a heavily juiced Under in February to a heavily juiced Over by the summer. We'll see if the market experiences some resistance if the main win total line jumps to 6.5 at some point. If the Raiders do go off with a 5.5 win total, it'll be their lowest preseason mark since 2015 when the team was coming off a 3-13 finish in Derek Carr 's rookie season. They're set to have a different lead passer for the fifth time in five seasons since the team's last year with double digit wins in 2021. If you want to wager on NFL futures, you have to check out the latest FanDuel promo code . The Raiders drafted running back Ashton Jeanty sixth overall then proceeded to be the worst offense in yards per rush, pairing the lack of a run game with the 29th-ranked passing attack in yards per play. The offense had the worst sack rate and third-worst interception rate in the league as well. The defense actually did well by ranking fourth in yards allowed per rush while staying in the middle of the league against the pass. The quality of the defense earned defensive line coach Rob Leonard a promotion to defensive coordinator on Kubiak's staff, and he'll have a new pair of linebackers in the middle of the defense after the Raiders signed Nakobe Dean from Philadelphia and Quay Walker from Green Bay. Kwity Paye comes from Indianapolis to give the pass rush a boost, but it's anyone's guess if Maxx Crosby will be healthy to begin the season or even be a part of the team come Week 1 after the Raiders tried to deal him this offseason to the Ravens before a failed physical got in the way. Mendoza and Kirk Cousins give the Raiders a potentially massive upgrade at quarterback and while questions still surround the receiving corps, the offensive line got a major boost with the signing of Tyler Linderbaum to man the pivot. Before you wager on NFL or Super Bowl futures, head over to our BetMGM promo code to see a great offer. Seventeen Sundays are on the docket for the Raiders, who will face the Titans , Browns and Saints as part of their last place schedule. They'll be in a rare situation in Week 1 as favorites when they host the Dolphins , and they could potentially dodge Patrick Mahomes twice if the quarterback isn't ready by Week 4 and if the Chiefs are resting players in Week 18. If Mahomes is back for Week 4, the eight-week stretch that starts with that game is brutal on paper, with only the Jets providing relief in a slate of potential playoff contenders. If you want to tail R.J. White and other SportsLine and CBS experts, check out the latest Caesars Sportsbook promo code . There are plenty of winnable matchups on the schedule for the Raiders, especially if Kubiak can rework the Sam Darnold magic with Mendoza. I want to believe, especially with Kolton Miller back heathy after missing most of la [... truncated ...]

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Myles Garrett trade has an interesting wrinkle if he’s traded back to the AFC North

Yahoo Sports NFL·Jun 3, 2026, 7:56 PMSource ↗

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Cleveland Browns trade Myles Garrett to Los Angeles Rams, with a conditional third-round pick that could become a first-round pick if Garrett is traded back to an AFC North team

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Roundtable: The most important stretch of the Lions’ 2026 schedule

Yahoo Sports NFL·May 18, 2026, 4:15 PM+5 stories · 30dSource ↗

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This is the part of the offseason where football fans are arrested to counting off days on the calendar. We won’t see the Detroit Lions take the field to play football for some time now, but at least we have the schedule for when it will all eventually happen! For the next week here at Pride of Detroit, we’re going to share our thoughts on some schedule superlatives. We’ll be breaking down a different angle of Detroit ’s schedule every day, each of us on staff offering our unique perspective on what the schedule makers have put together for the Lions. Today’s superlative has us circling the most important game—or stretch of games—for Detroit in 2026. Brandon Knapp: Week 10 through Week 12 Patriots through Thanksgiving. This is the big three games in 12 days that everyone is talking about. The Patriots game will be a good test for the Lions going up against the defending AFC Champions. What I’m more interested in is how will Detroit perform against Tampa Bay after playing overseas. Then, on three days rest, they host the Chicago Bears on Thanksgiving. If the Lions can win two out of the three, I’ll take it. Ryan Mathews : Week 1 through Week 5 While the stretch of games from Week 10 through Week 12 is undoubtedly brutal, the Lions need to set the tone long before those games are even played. Detroit must take advantage of the open to their schedule. We’re talking winning a minimum four out of their first five contests to maximize the benefits of having that fourth-place schedule. There’s no shame in losing to the Buffalo Bills in Week 2, but dropping any of the other four games against the New Orleans Saints , New York Jets , Carolina Panthers , or Arizona Cardinals —a group that combined for a 20-48 record in 2025—could prove costly as the schedule ramps up at the end of October. Erik Schlitt: Week 15 through Week 18 The Lions’ closing with three divisional road games over the final four weeks of the regular season means they’ll need to be locked in if they want to win the division. This stretch of games—which also includes a Monday night game against the Giants at Ford Field—should be a critical component in determining whether the Lions can host any postseason games. Jeremy Reisman: Week 15 through Week 18 It has to be how the schedule ends. While the Lions could—and should—get out to a comfortable start given this schedule, everything will come down to how they play within the division on the road. The division, playoff seeding, and the top NFC spot could all be on the line over that final month of the season, setting us up for some very exciting/nerve-wrecking December/January football. Al Karsten: Week 15 through Week 18 The Lions should have an opportunity to reclaim some mojo early, find footing on both sides of the ball, and stack wins. The key, however, will be finishing strong unlike they did last season during a three-game losing streak and four losses in a six-game stretch in the back half of the year. The two biggest blemishes for Detroit last season were they looked lifeless for much of December and they were embarrassed by division rivals Green Bay and Minnesota . Their final four-game stretch in 2026—featuring three divisional road games and a primetime “Monday Night Football” matchup with the Giants—will likely determine their postseason fate and whether they enter the playoffs with momentum. After going a combined 10-2 within the division over the previous two seasons (2023-24) before slipping to 2-4 last year, reclaiming the NFC North crown down the stretch will be critical

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NFL releases its 2026 Thanksgiving schedule. Here's who's playing

Yahoo Sports NFL·May 15, 2026, 4:40 AM+9 stories · 30dSource ↗

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For the 21st year in a row, the NFL will play three games on Thanksgiving. For the 49th year in a row, the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys will each play in one of them. The 2026 NFL schedule release has revealed the two teams set to visit Detroit and Dallas for Turkey Day this year. In addition, the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills are bracing for a primetime Thanksgiving matchup to round out the slate. In addition to the three games on Thanksgiving, the 2026 NFL season will also be the fourth in a row with a game on Black Friday, streamed on Amazon Prime Video. This year, the Pittsburgh Steelers will play the Denver Broncos on the day after Thanksgiving. There is also an additional game on "Thanksgiving Eve." The Los Angeles Rams will host the Green Bay Packers in that Wednesday night game on Netflix. NFL NEWS, TAKES, FANTASY ADVICE: USA TODAY Sports has you covered with our NFL vodcast New York Jets – Arch Manning, QB, Texas Miami Dolphins – Jeremiah Smith, WR, Ohio State Arizona Cardinals – Dante Moore, QB, Oregon Atlanta Falcons – Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame Tennessee Titans – Trevor Goosby, OT, Texas Las Vegas Raiders – Jordan Seaton, OT, LSU Cleveland Browns – CJ Carr, QB, Notre Dame New York Giants – Cam Coleman, WR, Texas New Orleans Saints – Colin Simmons, DE/OLB, Texas Washington Commanders – Dylan Stewart, DE/OLB, South Carolina Jets (from IND) – KJ Bolden, S, Georgia Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jamari Johnson, TE, Oregon Pittsburgh Steelers – Drew Mestemaker, QB, Oklahoma State Jets (from DAL) – Ellis Robinson IV, CB, Georgia Carolina Panthers – Quincy Rhodes, DE/OLB, Arkansas Cincinnati Bengals – Zabien Brown, CB, Alabama Minnesota Vikings – Ahmad Hardy, RB, Missouri Detroit Lions – Will Heldt, DE, Clemson Baltimore Ravens – Kelley Jones, CB, Mississippi State Houston Texans – Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa Kansas City Chiefs – Trey'Dez Green, TE, LSU Philadelphia Eagles – Julian Sayin, QB, Ohio State Cowboys (from GB) – Nick Marsh, WR, Indiana San Francisco 49ers – Koi Perich, S, Oregon Jacksonville Jaguars – David Stone, DT, Oklahoma Buffalo Bills – Damon Wilson II, DE, Miami (Fla.) Los Angeles Chargers – A'Mauri Washington, DT, Oregon Chicago Bears – Ahmad Moten, DT, Miami (Fla.) New England Patriots – Whit Weeks, LB, LSU Los Angeles Rams – Princewill Umanmielen, DE/OLB, LSU Denver Broncos – A.J. Holmes Jr., DT, Texas Tech Seattle Seahawks – Mateen Ibirogba, DT, Texas Tech New York Jets – Arch Manning, QB, Texas New York Jets – Arch Manning, QB, Texas Miami Dolphins – Jeremiah Smith, WR, Ohio State Arizona Cardinals – Dante Moore, QB, Oregon Atlanta Falcons – Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame Tennessee Titans – Trevor Goosby, OT, Texas Las Vegas Raiders – Jordan Seaton, OT, LSU Cleveland Browns – CJ Carr, QB, Notre Dame New York Giants – Cam Coleman, WR, Texas New Orleans Saints – Colin Simmons, DE/OLB, Texas Washington Commanders – Dylan Stewart, DE/OLB, South Carolina Jets (from IND) – KJ Bolden, S, Georgia Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jamari Johnson, TE, Oregon Pittsburgh Steelers – Drew Mestemaker, QB, Oklahoma State Jets (from DAL) – Ellis Robinson IV, CB, Georgia Carolina Panthers – Quincy Rhodes, DE/OLB, Arkansas Cincinnati Bengals – Zabien Brown, CB, Alabama Minnesota Vikings – Ahmad Hardy, RB, Missouri Detroit Lions – Will Heldt, DE, Clemson Baltimore Ravens – Kelley Jones, CB, Mississippi State Houston Texans – Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa Kansas City Chiefs – Trey'Dez Green, TE, LSU Philadelphia Eagles – Julian Sayin, QB, Ohio State Cowboys (from GB) – Nick Marsh, WR, Indiana San Francisco 49ers – Koi Perich, S, Oregon Jacksonville Jaguars – David Stone, DT, Oklahoma Buffalo Bills – Damon Wilson II, DE, Miami (Fla.) Los Angeles Chargers – A'Mauri Washington, DT, Oregon Chicago Bears – Ahmad Moten, DT, Miami (Fla.) New England Patriots – Whit Weeks, LB, LSU Los Angeles Rams – Princewill Umanmielen, DE/OLB, LSU Denver Broncos – A.J. Holmes Jr., DT, Texas Tec [... truncated ...]

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