The 2027 NFL Draft is shaping up to be among the most loaded, at least at the top of the first round, in recent memory. There are multiple high-profile quarterbacks, game-changing receivers and two of the best junior edge rushers that college football's seen in years.

The NFL awarded Nashville a Super Bowl while the Titans' new stadium is being built, with the Big Game set to be played in the stadium's third season.

There is one wide receiver in the 2027 NFL draft who has been getting hyped up since his true freshman season. He’ll likely go in the top five within this draft, but the fun part about the prospects in the 2027 class is that there are a ton of fun ones who could also go in the first round next April.

Everyone knows about Arch Manning and Dante Moore, but keep an eye on Minnesota's Drake Lindsey this fall

Identifying a bunch of late-round 2026 NFL Draft picks that will make critics look completely wrong based on where they were drafted.

Jeremiyah Love wins, and he doesn't plan on stopping just because he's reached the sport's highest level. "I plan to come in and do what I've always done, which is make plays and have success," the Arizona Cardinals running back and No.

CBS college football transfer portal analyst Cooper Petagna unveiled his updated and finalized rankings for the 2026 class Wednesday, with just seven players earning first-round NFL Draft grades. LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt, the No. 1 overall transfer this offseason, headlined a group of three Tigers who made the cut.

Did you notice how TEs flew off the board in day two of the NFL Draft? We sure did. Nate Tice joins Matt Harmon to discuss the rise of heavier personnel packages (multiple TEs on the field) and why more teams are leaning into them after the Rams found so much success with them in 2025.