The Mid-American Conference saw two of the league's more productive defensive players from the last handful of years reach the NFL over the weekend. The Philade

Last spring, on Late Kick Live, host Josh Pate of 247Sports said he chooses his national champion for the upcoming season based on how many first-round NFL draft picks teams are projected to have. Thus,

College football has performed its annual rite of spring, packing up and shipping off its latest crop of eligible talent to the professional ranks at the 2024 NFL Draft. After seven rounds before a historic crowd in Detroit,

The Jets took Key with the final pick of the 2024 NFL draft as the Alabama DB earned the title Mr. Irrelevant. Key can be best summed up as simply a good football player. He has enough size and speed to earn a fair shot in the NFL and should make for a quality backup safety and special teams contributor.

Here are the most likely landing spots for Notre Dame football players as the three-day NFL Draft concludes Saturday in Detroit

The decision came in the seventh round when the Bills decided to take offensive tackle Travis Clayton with the 221st overall pick. Although Clayton, who's from England, has never

Travis Clayton was selected by the Buffalo Bills in the seventh round of the 2024 NFL Draft and will now look to make the transition from rugby to football.

That Mike Sainristil, a defensive back for Michigan football, would be drafted was a certainty. The question was how long he'd have to wait?