The Bengals got a major big board steal in the latest two-round mock draft from ESPN's Matt Miller. He had the Bengals taking LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane at Pick 10 and Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods at Pick 41.
The Bengals had plenty of issues on the defensive side of the ball this past season, arguably the biggest was their inability to stop the run. Pro Football Focus writer Ryan Smith thinks they should try to fix things there through the 2026 NFL Draft by selecting Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods with Pick 10.
The Carolina Panthers’ tight ends combined for 638 receiving yards last season. Peter Woods from Clemson is a potential draft target at defensive tackle.
If it’s NFL draft talk, there has to be mock draft from ESPN’s Mel Kiper. The storied analyst delivered the goods last week. With the 22nd overall selection, he has the Los Angeles Chargers opting for some help up the middle of their defensive front via Clemson University’s Peter Woods.
The NFL Draft is just 86 days away, and each week, there’s new speculation about who the Carolina Panthers will select with the 19th pick overall. One thing that largely doesn’t change is the theme of defense.
Spin the wheel on Cincinnati's top trio of projected draft picks this coming April, and you're bound to land on the right mocked selection for the team for any mock draft.
The Bengals selected one of their popular pick options in Pro Football Focus's latest 2026 NFL Mock Draft. Gordon McGuinness has the team rolling with Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods at Pick 10.
Sports Illustrated's Daniel Flick dropped his latest mock draft this week and had Cincinnati sticking with defense like almost every single mock draft has so far, entering mid-January.
Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods has officially announced his intention to enter the 2026 NFL Draft. It closes the book on a decorated three-year career with the Tigers, positioning himself as one of the top prospects in the upcoming class.
According to Ian Rapoport, Clemson DT Peter Woods intends to declare his entry to the 2026 NFL Draft. Rapoport confirmed with Woods’ agency, Young Money APAA Sports, that Woods will enter the upcoming draft. Woods will be among the top defensive tackles available in the 2026 NFL Draft and could be a first-round pick.
USA TODAY Sports released its college football All-America team this week, as determined by ballots from 25 voters across the network. Clemson junior defensive tackle Peter Woods garnered second-team All-America honors from the network.
The crew at Pro Football Focus is starting to fire up 2026 NFL mock drafts, and Cincinnati took an ACC mauler in the latest rendition from Trevor Sikkema.
Standout Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods announced on Tuesday that he will enter the 2026 NFL Draft. The 6-foot-3, 310-pound junior is ranked No. 1 at his position and No.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — After South Carolina went into Clemson last season and got a last-minute touchdown to knock off the Tigers, some members of the Gamecocks’ fan base made their way down to the field at Memorial Stadium and whipped the Paw logo at the 50-yard line with their belts.
Across the roster for the Clemson Tigers, there have been a handful of players who are still looking to get going to begin 2025. While defensive lineman Peter Woods continues to be a matchup nightmare for offensive lines, he still isn’t having the star he desired.
Clemson returns several key players for the 2025 season in an effort to repeat as ACC Champions. The defense projects to be one of the best in the nation, with multiple future first-round picks.
Heading into the 2025 college football season, it’s no secret that the Clemson Tigers have several players projected to be coveted prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Clemson Tigers junior Peter Woods is one of the most highly-touted defensive linemen in the 2026 NFL Draft class, and has cracked the top 10 in just about every recent NFL mock draft.
Clemson defensive lineman Peter Woods had plenty to say during his post-spring practice press conference, revealing key updates about his offseason and the Tigers' defense as a whole.