NFL draft is starting to take shape. On Thursday, Dane Brugler of The Athletic shared a list of 70 underclassmen who have declared for the

Wednesday was the final day for prospects to declare for the 2025 NFL Draft, so another piece to the puzzle is now known. Tennessee edge rusher James Pearce Jr. was the last notable name to throw his name into the pool,

Two-way superstar and Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter is the number one 2025 NFL Draft prospect, but which team will he land with?

The scrutiny regarding Hunter’s personal relationships led to his temporary retreat from social media platforms, sparking important conversations about the pressures young athletes face in an increasingly connected world, where personal and professional lives often intertwine in complex ways.

There are still plenty of unknowns at this point in the NFL calendar, including multiple teams with head coach, general manager and coordinator openings yet to be filled. Between those soon-to-be hires and the impending roster upheaval that’ll happen in free agency, team needs will fluctuate over the next three months.

Deion Sanders’ candid remarks reveal that his sons, Shedeur and Shilo Sanders, and standout player Travis Hunter never took a class on campus, highlighting the evolving landscape of college athletics and education.

Deion Sanders shared his expertise on college sports on the “Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast,” and how student-athletes have been impacted by how much athletics have changed in the past couple of years.

Deion Sanders recently reflected on the changing landscape of college athletics and how it has impacted the experience of players like Travis Hunter and his sons, Shedeur and Shilo Sanders, while at Colorado.