The Browns are in such an awkward spot organizationally. Yet as the holders of the No. 2 overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft, Cleveland can make a maneuver that can benefit the club in the short term and provide the team extra ammo potentially needed to pick a quarterback in next year's draft.

Travis Hunter is one of the most dynamic and intriguing prospects to ever enter the NFL Draft. A true two-way star, Hunter defies conventional positional molds, excelling as both a lockdown cornerback and a game-breaking wide receiver.

In the latest NFL mock draft from CBS Sports, that’s the case with Hunter — Josh Edwards has the Patriots grabbing Hunter at No. 4, which would be really nice value there. Here’s his take on why:

The Colorado Buffaloes football program has experienced a major resurgence since Deion Sanders took over as head coach two seasons ago.  As the team now looks

NFL Draft is quickly approaching, with less than 100 days left. As the pre-draft process heats up, college football All-Star games and the NFL Combine

Production has not matched talent to this point, but Williams has top-five traits — not unlike former Georgia (and current Jacksonville) standout Travon Walker, who was the No. 1 pick in 2022. Williams is a projection as much as anything right now, but if he tests off the charts, he might not make it this far.

The Tennessee Titans say they won't pass up on a 'generational talent' in the 2025 NFL Draft. What does that mean for do-everything star Travis Hunter?

Jarquez Hunter showed a lot in 2024. He set career highs in rushing yards, touchdowns and carries, highlighted by a 278-yard yard performance against Kentucky. It was a season where Hunter did not always get the volume of carries he may have wanted,