Conor Orr

Joined: Jan 1, 2018

Conor Orr is a senior writer for Sports Illustrated, where he covers the NFL and cohosts the MMQB Podcast. Orr has been covering the NFL for more than a decade and is a member of the Pro Football Writers of America. His work has been published in The Best American Sports Writing book series and he previously worked for The Newark Star-Ledger and NFL Media. Orr is an avid runner and youth sports coach who lives in New Jersey with his wife, two children and a loving terrier named Ernie.

Carnell Tate, David Bailey and Jeremiyah Love could be worth trading up for.

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You’ve probably seen a lot of 2026 mock drafts, but none like this one.

Heinrich Haarberg is coming to the NFL with experience as a starting quarterback and a do-everything player.

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NFL coaches have tried for years to find a replica of the Saints’ gadget quarterback, but a prospect in this year’s draft is the best one yet.

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A love of anime and comics helped the Notre Dame running back develop, which is good news for whichever team ends up drafting him.

Kyle Shanahan and the 49ers made some key additions in free agency.

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Several teams that made deep playoff runs last season have already taken big steps to get better in 2026.

Steve McMichael, who died in 2024, won Super Bowl XX with the Bears.

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The NFL is trying to make football safer, but we should see how that plays out long term before putting players through extra games.

John Harbaugh wants Dexter Lawrence II to stay with the Giants, but he is exerting pressure on the team.

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The star defender is seeking a trade or a contract amid a new relationship between a championship coach and an embattled GM.

Let Roger Goodell announce as many trades as needed from the podium on draft night.

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If teams want to risk embarrassment by dealing picks five years in the future, we should let them do it and enjoy the entertaining wreckage.

Under commissioner Roger Goodell, the NFL has aggressively expanded its slate of international games.

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The league's plan to send the Rams and 49ers to Australia is just the latest attempt at growing the game that will have an adverse effect on the overall product.