ESPN draft expert Mel Kiper Jr. rated the 22-year-old wideout as his No. 10 prospect. "He just gets open and makes plays. He forced 25 missed tackles last season, third-most in the country for a wideout," he wrote of the wide receiver.
ESPN draft expert Todd McShay believes Texas running back Bijan Robinson captivates the Cowboys, and they may move up to select him in the first round on April 27.
Four-time Pro Bowl running back Dalvin Cook remains on the Dolphins' offseason wish list despite a failed attempt to trade for him. According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, Miami and Minnesota had trade discussions for the RB but disagreed on draft compensation.
Notre Dame TE Michael Mayer could be at the center of the Cowboys' plans heading into the first round of the draft on April 27.
An insider believes the Broncos should mull a trade for Arizona safety Budda Baker.
An unexpected first-round selection may interest the Texans. However, it's a tremendous wager and must payoff to avoid a fourth-straight losing season in Houston.
After Eagles QB Jalen Hurts agreed to a five-year, $255M deal on Monday, the contract could create a ripple effect throughout the QB market, impacting Los Angeles' Justin Herbert.
According to Over the Cap, from 2011-20, 62.7 percent of RBs deals with three years or more were terminated early, making it difficult for today's stars at the position to secure long-term deals.
A Super Bowl-winning coach believes Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott can lead Dallas to the promised land. "I don't think there's any question not," Mike Martz recently told KRLD-FM in Dallas.
The Raiders are calling an audible on drafting a QB during the first round on April 27, but they're still doing their homework on intriguing late-rounders.
The idea that Houston won't take a QB with the No. 2 overall pick keeps gaining traction. However, would that be a mistake for the Texans? "There is a belief around the league that Houston has eyes for [Alabama QB] Bryce Young and isn't sold on the other Round 1 QBs," wrote ESPN's Matt Miller.
Tight end Dalton Schultz left Dallas, signing a one-year deal with Houston in free agency, but the Cowboys could find another Dalton in the first round of the NFL Draft on April 27.
Although the Chiefs have scored the league's most points since 2018 (2,465), could they be interested in adding five-time Pro Bowl WR DeAndre Hopkins?
It's hard to imagine Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson looking like a viable starter again after a disastrous season, but perhaps with Sean Payton in charge, he can get back to his Pro Bowl form.
The Chargers offense desperately needs one more dynamic playmaker, so don't be surprised if Los Angeles selects a wideout in the first round on April 27.
It appears Wilson understands he must take this offseason more seriously.
The NFL season doesn't kick off until Sept. 7, but it's not too early to start the Cowboys hype train.
After ranking 26th in points and 28th in yards allowed, Las Vegas must jumpstart its defense, so it should try to acquire Tampa Bay LB Devin White.
Although the Raiders have met with several potential first-round QBs, it wouldn't be surprising if they went with defense in the first round of the NFL Draft on April 27.
After Denver's sixth consecutive losing season, new HC Sean Payton plans to use a grueling offseason to reshape the Broncos.
Since running back stocks have declined, some experts believe the Cowboys shouldn't go all in on Texas' Bijan Robinson.
Multiple wideouts are on the Cowboys' radar before the draft, including Ohio State's Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who could be the best in the 2023 class. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Buckeyes WR has already met with the Falcons and is expected to visit the Cowboys, Bills, Ravens and Texans.
A Texas running back possibly made the Cowboys take notice before the draft, not Bijan Robinson, but his teammate Roschon Johnson.
Georgia DT Jalen Carter continues to meet with teams that have top-10 picks in the draft.
Since Las Vegas faces defensive problems and uncertainty at QB, it could kill two birds with one stone, trading for another first-round draft pick.