All articles tagged with #football prospects
Originally Published 6 days ago — by theScore.com
The article provides a detailed mock draft for the 2026 NFL season, highlighting potential first-round picks based on team needs and top prospects, including quarterbacks, offensive linemen, and defensive players, with insights into their college performances and draft potential.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Music City Miracles
Deion Sanders has expressed his intention to intervene privately to ensure his son, Shedeur Sanders, and Travis Hunter are drafted by teams that can properly support and develop them. Shedeur is currently a top quarterback prospect, and Deion emphasizes the importance of a team with a strong infrastructure and experience in handling quarterbacks. The Tennessee Titans are mentioned as a potential team that might draft Shedeur. Meanwhile, Hunter is expected to primarily play as a cornerback in the NFL, with potential offensive roles similar to Deion's time with the Dallas Cowboys.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Rams Wire
The United Football League (UFL) kicked off its season with exciting games, showcasing potential prospects for the Los Angeles Rams. A.J. McCarron demonstrated his backup quarterback skills, while former NFL player Breeland Speaks showed promise with two tackles and a half-sack. Safety Kai Nacua impressed with eleven tackles, and wide receiver Marcell Ateman shone with six catches and a touchdown. Additionally, Skip Holtz, head coach of the Birmingham Stallions, presents a strong coaching resume that could benefit the Rams' coaching staff.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bleacher Report
Retired NFL quarterback Eli Manning responded positively to Deion Sanders' comparison of his son Shedeur and college star Travis Hunter potentially refusing to play for certain teams in the 2025 NFL draft, reminiscent of Manning's own draft-day trade to the New York Giants in 2004. While some athletes have exerted influence over their draft destinations, the risky move is uncommon and may not be feasible for all prospects, especially given the limited alternatives to the NFL and the need for exceptional leverage and talent.