Shedeur Sanders’ slide down the NFL draft was the dominant story of the weekend with one of college football’s most high-profile players lasting until the fifth round.

Shedeur Sanders kept falling in the NFL Draft until a similar circus act -- the Browns -- put out a safety net. Will it work in Cleveland?

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry said drafting two quarterbacks "wasn't necessarily the plan" entering last weekend, but he generated the most compelling QB battle ahead of the 2025 season by doing exactly that.

Andrew Berry swapped Travis Hunter's potential for Mason Graham and draft picks, sparking a debate that could define his legacy in Cleveland.

NFL Draft brought the fireworks early via the Jacksonville Jaguars' bold trade for Travis Hunter with the No. 2 overall pick. And the offseason reality show kept our attention late through the rounds with the Shedeur Sanders drama.

The Eagles used a sixth-round pick on McCord, a St. Joseph’s Prep grad who led the nation and set an ACC record in passing yards (4,779) while completing 66% of his passes. Thompson-Robinson has been underwhelming in limited playing time, and it’s hard to imagine he’s not fourth on the chart right now.

Philadelphia entered Thursday night with eight draft picks. Still, after GM Howie Roseman did some wheeling and dealing on Days 2 and 3, the Eagles came away with an impressive, athletic, and versatile 10-player draft class.