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We know what you're thinking, and no, it's never too early for an NFL mock draft. With the 2015 draft finished, it's time to look ahead to next year's top prospects.

Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota appears on this week's cover of Sports Illustrated.

Sports Illustrated's Boomer Esiason discusses the offseason the Buffalo Bills had in 2015 and why he will be watching this team in a exciting AFC...

Texans agree to 4-year extension with Mercilus

Chiefs release Pryor to trim depth chart at QB

The Kansas City Chiefs have waived quarterback Terrelle Pryor and three others.

The 2015 NFL Draft class has now been welcomed into the league, one that could grow safer as their careers unfold through new-age research into identifying concussions.

Panthers special-teams coordinator takes leave

Source: Manziel leaves downtown pad for burbs

The Seattle Seahawks did not speak to witnesses who say they saw second-round pick Frank Clark's then-girlfriend apparently unconcsious on the ground the night Clark was arrested on domestic violence charges.

Arizona Cardinals tight end John Carlson announced his retirement Tuesday

Cardinals TE Carlson announces retirement

On SI Now, New York Jets wide receiver Eric Decker talks about his experience playing for former New York Jet head coach Rex Ryan.

Being drafted a day after seeing your house burn down

The 2015 NFL Draft is in the history books and there is plenty to talk about - from Jameis Winston being selected first overall by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers all the way down to ‘Mr Irrelevant,’ Louisville tight end Ge...

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With the NFL draft over and free agency winding down, the NFL rumor mill is abuzz. What's the latest?

Charges against Cowboys LB McClain dismissed

Source: Patriots release CB Alfonzo Dennard

Chasing draft and Derby success all in a day's work.

NFL prospect La'el Collins reportedly meets with Bills head coach Rex Ryan, has scheduled meeting with Dolphins

The strange-but-true story behind Robert Van Fleet's famous 1965 photograph from a football game between bitter high school rivals in Massachusetts, which has found its second wind on social media.