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ESPN predicts Patriots will target offensive lineman with 1st-round pick in 2026 NFL Draft

"The 6-foot-6, 304-pounder is already a solid pass protector who did not allow a single sack in 2025.” The post ESPN predicts Patriots will target offensive lineman with 1st-round pick in 2026 NFL Draft appeared first on Boston.

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New ESPN Mock Draft Predicts KC Chiefs Address Problem They’ve Had for YEARS with Top Pick

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New ESPN mock draft attempts to fix Browns offense with 2 picks, but not with QB

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Seahawks Losing 18 Players to Free Agency After Super Bowl LX Victory

The Seattle Seahawks are losing 18 players to free agency this offseason after their successful Super Bowl run that concluded on Sunday.

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Seahawks urged to re-sign offensive playmaker that's not Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker

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Patriots Offseason Checklist: What's Next?

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ESPN analyst has Tennessee Vols making history in a very good way in latest mock draft

The Tennessee Vols have a pair of potential first round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft in cornerbacks Jermod McCoy and Colton Hood. McCoy, provided he can prove he's healthy at the NFL Combine, very well could be the first cornerback selected in the draft.

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Mel Kiper Ranks Top 10 Players For 2026 NFL Draft

With the 2026 NFL Draft still over two months away, ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. has updated his rankings for the top prospects in the country. Unsurprisingly, Kiper has Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza as his No.

Rams predicted to make NFL Draft history with double-dip on Tennessee CBs in ESPN mock

ESPN's Field Yates agrees, predicting the Rams to take a cornerback in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. But, Yates is predicting they'll take more than one cornerback, and in a feat of NFL history, Yates predicts both CBs will come from Tennessee.

Adam Schefter Predicts 'More Wheeling and Dealing in Trades' Due to NFL Free Agency, Draft Classes

In what's considered to be a down year in the draft and free agency, the trade market could really heat up this offseason, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.