The Cincinnati Bengals' 2020 NFL Draft class turned out as well as anyone could've hoped it would, resulting in multiple franchise cornerstones and setting the foundation for a Super Bowl-caliber team.

The 2026 WNBA Draft brought the talent and the style to the orange carpet at The Shed at Hudson Yards in New York City on Monday, April 13, 2026.

As of now, the Falcons only have five selections in next week’s NFL Draft, with their first coming at No. 48 in the second round — a result of the trade involving James Pearce Jr.

This year's NFL draft class is thin on quarterback, which is bad news for the QB-needy Arizona Cardinals. Here are the top options at the position.

Two Hall of Famers in one round? A half-dozen long-term starters? The building block around which the franchise was originally built? Which of the Bucs' first 50 classes rank among the best work the team has done on draft weekend?

The Raiders are set for a big offseason and an even bigger 2026 season. Players such as Rogers, Grant, Hemingway, and Darien Porter taking the next step would go a long way in the Raiders reaching those goals. Las Vegas needs more talent on the roster, but they also need a talented 2025 draft class to take the next step this offseason.

Saints need to come away with one rookie from each position group