Conor Orr and Albert Breer break down why the lackluster 2026 free agent and draft classes may explain the flurry of trades we're seeing as teams try to fill important positions early
Player movement is one of the most exciting parts of the offseason, so let's dive into the quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end positions.
The Commanders, Seahawks and 49ers are in terrific shape, while the Packers, Lions, Saints and Vikings are over the threshold, limiting their ability to sign big names.
Conor Orr and Albert Breer break down why this is a less than heralded draft class overall, who stood out at this year's combine, and what team may take a flyer on Ty Simpson in the first round
SI hung out with Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown in San Antonio at Red Bull Rancher Strong. As a third-generation rancher, DeMarvion was right at home, explaining why "gym muscle" doesn't always translate to the raw "country strength" needed
Penn State and Clemson proved talent wasn’t the issue, the Power 2 arms race intensified and NFL teams quietly turned their eyes toward the 2027 QB class.
It's Jahmyr Gibbs's show in Detroit after the team traded David Montgomery's 2,506 rushing yards and 33 touchdowns over the past three seasons to Houston.
Arizona tackle Max Iheanachor might find himself in the first round after Sunday’s workout. Plus, Iowa’s Logan Jones secured his spot amongst the top centers.