Two defensive backs for the Longhorns are garnering hype ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft as well. Cornerback Malik Muhammad lands at No. 25 overall on PFF's ranking, while All-American safety Michael Taaffe is viewed as the No. 36 overall prospect.

ESPN Reporter Laura Rutledge Turns Heads With Her Outfit for NFL Live originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The buzz around the NFL is gradually getting louder as the new season draws closer. The same can be said about ESPN's daily football show, "NFL Live," which continues to air amid the offseason.

The Indianapolis Colts announced Friday that late owner Jim Irsay will be inducted into the team's Ring of Honor this coming season.

On Thursday, ESPN's senior NFL insider Adam Schefter was a guest on "The Pat McAfee Show" to discuss topics across the league. He weighed in on numerous players holding out for new contracts, including McLaurin.

The Dallas Cowboys addressed the backup quarterback position by trading for Joe Milton III in the offseason, and he brings one of the league's best arms.

Lines are drawn connecting the Eagles to Trey Hendrickson, but an NFL insider douses the theory with cold water.

The Cowboys took a big gamble this offseason by acquiring George Pickens from the Pittsburgh Steelers. While he's had his fair share of off-field drama, he has the potential to be a top receiver in the league. Most notably, Prescott now has one of the top receiver duos at his disposal in 2025.

When the Chicago Bears signed linebacker Tremaine Edmunds to a four-year, $72 million contract in 2023, he was viewed as the next in a long line of rangy and athletic linebackers who've manned the middle of the Bears' defense at Soldier Field.

Ultimately, this is a good sign for the Giants, though Dart definitely will experience his share of rookie hiccups (like his previous open OTAs practice ). And coach Brian Daboll might have to harness that confident approach at times, if turnovers pop up.

Former NFL Executive Says Pittsburgh Steelers Will Be 'Irrelevant' By Thanksgiving originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Pittsburgh Steelers are going all-in for 2025, as showcased by signing 42-year old quarterback Aaron Rodgers, coming off a less-than-successful tenure with the New York Jets.