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After weeks of speculation about New England's QBs, Joe Thuney and others, the draft should provide answers about Bill Belichick's long-term plans.

Just about everyone is working from home. That includes NFL teams who have built their own draft rooms in the houses of coaches and GMs. With the first virtual, work-from-home NFL draft upon us, here's a look some NFL ho...

An unassuming Jack Crawford sits restlessly as he watches the seconds tick by while at dinner with his agent in Indianapolis, every passing minute swelling fears of being late for a team interview at the 2012 NFL Scoutin...

The L.S.U. quarterback seems a lock to be the Cincinnati Bengals' pick. But in a year in which teams haven't vetted prospects as usual, the rest of the draft should be anything but predictable.

Ahead of the NFL's first virtual Draft, Commissioner Roger Goodell took fans on a tour of his basement where the picks for 2020 will be announced.

An appeal attorney has filed a request asking for a new trial for Cardell Hayes, who was convicted of killing former Saints star Will Smith, based on a 6-3 split verdict.

The scope may be pointed firmly in the direction of franchise quarterbacks and generational wide receivers at this year's NFL Draft, but 2020's class of big men continues to make a lot of noise.

Bud Dupree is set to make a guaranteed salary of $15,828,000 in 2020 after signing his franchise tag, but the linebacker and the Steelers can still negotiate a long-term contract until the July 15 deadline.

Toby Gerhart, a former N.F.L. running back, reflects on how he went from one in a million to one of a million.

On Saturday, Brad Lang, a Marine veteran who lost both legs in an explosion while on patrol in Afghanistan in 2011, will announce a draft pick for the Panthers. The Wheelchair Football League is being launched by Disable...

New York defensive lineman Leonard Williams, who signed his franchise tender Wednesday, wants to be listed as a defensive end, and not a defensive tackle, to secure a more lucrative contract.

An MIT professor says there are steps teams can take that will make arenas "as safe as public parks."

NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith hinted toward the need for mass testing as an important step for returning to football amid the coronavirus pandemic on Wednesday, but deferred to the league on how mass testing w...