The first month of the 2025 college football season has come to a close, and we can begin to make some way-too-early projections for the 2026 NFL Draft. I don't see tons of guys whom I would give high-first-round grades to;

Arvell Reese, Dante Moore and other draft hopefuls have made a big impact early in the college football season.

The Jets are 0-4 to start the year, and Justin Fields hasn't been great. With the first overall pick in a still-rich quarterback draft (despite so much movement), Gang Green must roll the dice on someone in a new era under Aaron Glenn.

By the time the 2024 season ended, the Titans, Browns, Giants, Patriots and Jaguars were locked into the top 5 selections. Of those teams, the first three needed quarterbacks. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a thin quarterback class with Cam Ward going No. 1 and the Giants trading back into the first round to take Jaxson Dart at No. 25.

A quarterback shake-up creates some waves in our latest mock, and there's a rising prospect in the No. 1 spot.

The first month of the 2025 season is having a massive impact on early projections for next year's NFL Draft, including a huge shift among the top quarterback prospects.

The Los Angeles Chargers sit at 3–1, but as promising as their start has been, one weakness continues to stand out - the secondary. Opposing quarterbacks have found too much success targeting the Bolts’ corners,

Who joins Dante Moore on our list of rising prospects ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft? Whose stock is falling? Get the latest NFL news and opinion at DAZN news.

The first term is pretty much complete, and it's time to issue report cards to the NFL's 32 first-round freshmen as we say goodbye to September.

Leaders gave an update Friday on the efforts to revitalize Downtown Pittsburgh ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. "It's hard to believe that one year ago we stood here and made a promise that our administration was going to step up for the city of Pittsburgh," said Lt. Gov. Austin Davis.

The top picks in the 2025 NFL draft have had a rough start to the season, but there are still several emerging rookie success stories.

Lions' Dan Campbell credits Cincinnati's choice to take Ja'Marr Chase over Penei Sewell as the catalyst for Detroit's current identity and success.