The 2025 NFL draft is finishing up with Day 3.
The Jets and Aaron Glenn are hoping to hit some diamonds in the rough.
Ahead of the event, the Jets posted a flashback of when their head coach was drafted by the team.
Check that out below:
he doesn’t know it yet but he’s going to become the head coach of the team that drafted him 💚 pic.twitter.
Nicolas Jackson spins, shoots, and doesn’
Nicolas Jackson spins, shoots, and doesn’
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There were great picks up and down the board on night two — and some head scratchers.
The first round of the NFL Draft is the sizzle, but Friday night is the steak. Truth be told, it shouldn’t be that difficult to find decent talent on the opening night of the draft, but night two is where we see teams truly differential themselves when it comes to the quality of their scouting departments, and the discipline to maintain their boards effectively.
Discipline is the word of the day when it comes to these rounds.
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One error cost the Niners a pick.
The San Francisco 49ers will be without their 5th round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, which would have been pick No. 149 — but you might not even notice when it happens.
In 2022 the 49ers found that they had an end of season accounting error on its books. The team misreported its total player compensation to the NFL, but a league review found that the team was still under the salary cap for the 2022 season.
The New Orleans Saints used their first third round pick to select Vernon Broughton. Broughton was the first defensive player drafted and the first piece of true connective tissue to the new coaching staff. First round pick Kelvin Banks Jr. also played at Texas, but where Broughton stands apart is he played for a coach on staff.
When filling out the defensive coaching staff, the Saints brought in a number of former collegiate coaches under Brandon Staley. Two of those coaches, Bo Davis and Terry Joseph, have Texas ties.
The NFL world is abuzz: why hasn’t Shedeur Sanders been selected by a team in the 2025 NFL Draft?
He wasn’t a first-round pick, as some pundits thought he might be. He shockingly wasn’t taken on Day 2 in Rounds 2 or 3. He’s not going to end up as an undrafted free agent … right? He’s one of the best players available!
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As he waits for the call — and not a prank call, as he received on Friday — there are some in the public who are shocked.
Friday officially marked the final day that players could enter their name into the college football transfer portal for the spring window.
While one would think there wouldn’t be that much activity, ESPN reported over 700 FBS players opted to find a new home via the portal this month alone. One program that was frequently making headlines throughout the spring window were the UCLA Bruins.
Serie A clubs join Nottingham Forest in race for Parma star Bonny
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reports that Parma striker Ange-Yoan Bonny has attracted interest from Serie A clubs after Nottingham Forest were keen to sign the 21-year-old in the January transfer window.
Parma striker Bonny has attracted interest from Serie A clubs, according to the latest report from transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.
Bonny has scored six goals in 32 Serie A appearances this season, his first in Italy’s top flight.
The 2025 NFL draft is down to its last day and most of the biggest names in the incoming rookie class are off the board. Not all of them, though.
The prevailing story through the first two days is the stunning fall through the ranks of Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who was widely expected to be a first-round selection.
He’s not the only big name player still available heading into the fourth round. Ohio State’s Cotton Bowl savior Jack Sawyer is still available, as is Arizona State’s record-breaking running back Cam Skattebo.
