The Baltimore Ravens are going to be looking across the entire football field to find their next top draft pick in the 2025 ...

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We continue our 2025 NFL Draft preview of draft prospects that could interest the Dallas Cowboys. Today we are looking at ...

Letting TJ Slaton depart in free agency would be a big loss for the Green Bay Packers. Literally. Listed at 330 pounds, ...

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The 2025 NFL Draft doesn't start for another few months, but the players who will likely hear their names called on that first night are already beginning to get ready for the big event.

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Kiper lists the 6-3 339-pound Grant as the No. 19 overall prospect for the 2025 draft and the No. 4 draft-eligible defensive tackle prospect. A native of Gary, Indiana, Grant formed the nation’s ...

Kenneth Grant (Michigan) is the top guy at the Shrine Bowl and one of the top three interior defensive linemen in the draft, at the moment. He's a bigger nose tackle type, which the Broncos can ...

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At pick No. 32 Kiper has the Eagles selecting Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant. Grant's instincts and ability to bat balls at the line of scrimmage would be welcomed in Philadelphia. Here is a ...

After an uneventful first half, it was Kenneth Paal who got the Londoners moving in the right direction at the MKM Stadium, drilling home an effort in the 64th minute. That was before Koki Saito ...