Senior Bowl practices are in the books, and there was a lot to love from a class that, admittedly, doesn't have the group of quarterbacks we saw in 2024, but has legit depth and plenty of other positions,

The East-West Shrine Bowl is in the books and 2025 Senior Bowl practices are done. After the all-star game happens Saturday, the pre-draft process will churn on with the NFL Scouting Combine in late February.

The Browns know they hold pick Nos. 2, 33, 67 and 94. The exact numbers on the selections for the draft’s third day will be finalized when compensatory picks are announced. Over the Cap projects Cleveland to get two extra sixth-rounders and a compensatory seventh-rounder that should be the final pick of the draft.

Watching former Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe perform at the Senior Bowl this week may be the ultimate Rorschach test for NFL executives and evaluators. Do you fall in love with his big arm and athleticism that can make something out of nothing?

These 15 prospects stand out as potential targets for the Rams in the draft, from Jaxson Dart to Azareye’h Thomas

In a recent mock draft from Chris Dodson of Pro Football Network, the Indianapolis Colts bypassed cornerback, safety, and tight end in the first round to take Ole Miss defensive tackle Walter Nolen. Nolen was listed as one of Daniel Jeremiah’s 12 standouts at this year’s Senior Bowl.

Now that Senior Bowl practices have wrapped up, let’s check out some highlights from potential Falcons draft targets, including Texas A&M’s Shemar Stewart and Marshall’s Mike Green. Texas A&M DL Shemar Stewart —6’5”, 281lbs— came to the senior bowl, dominated it for 2 days of practices, and has decided to leave early.

Quarterback Jalen Milroe was great on the final day of Senior Bowl practices, while top tight ends continued their week-long rise.