The attention at this year’s NFL draft is mostly on star quarterbacks Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders, but there are a handful of standout receivers in this year’s class as well.  NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah noted some of the top receivers on his list,

In his second mock draft, NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah projects the Tennessee Titans stay at No. 1 and pass over all available quarterbacks.

Oregon's Dillon Gabriel may not be in the first-round conversation like Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders in this year's draft, but the NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah still believes he should have a long NFL career.

NFL Media’s Daniel Jeremiah released his second mock draft of this draft season. His mocks and insight are always intriguing because he mixes his thoughts on teams with what hes

Until free agency rolls around where deals can become final, the Houston Texans should be linked to every interior offensive lineman and wide receiver for the upcoming NFL Draft. Houston must improve both areas if C.

University of Miami quarterback Cam Ward ascended to No. 2 overall in the second mock draft released by NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah on Tuesday. Jeremiah had Ward going third overall to the New York Giants in his first mock,

The Rams have one of the best defensive lines in football, but NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah has them adding another playmaker in Round 1

In new mock draft from NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah, they continue the trend of beefing up the defensive interior. In his new projections, they go with big Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant with the 16th overall pick.

Of interest to the Colts, four tight ends made Daniel Jeremiah’s most recent 2025 NFL draft top 50 prospects big board.

A big position of need for the Colts is cornerback. How many made Daniel Jeremiah’s top 50 prospects big board?

Daniel Jeremiah of NFL Network sees trading back as a viable option for the Rams, and he’d be in favor of L.A. moving down the board to add more selections. He explained his logic on a conference call last week, noting how well Snead has done selecting players in the second-round range.