The New York Jets need to use the No. 2 pick in the NFL draft on a pass rusher after trading Jermaine

A few 2026 NFL draft prospects might have boosted their stock with eye-catching performances Thursday during the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis.

The NFL combine puts top prospects in front of countless cameras, and because they're sprinting full speed or lifting heavy weights, the result is often some hilariously intense facial expressions.

The Washington Commanders have released center Tyler Biadasz. Biadasz had one year remaining on a three-year, $29.2 million deal, and his release will incur a $10.9 million cap hit and leave $8.1 million in dead cap.

Who boosted their draft stock and who took a step in the wrong direction on the first day of workouts at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine? Chad Reuter provides a stock report from Indianapolis.

The NBC pregame broadcast crew on Sunday Night Football could look drastically different for the 2026 NFL season after a new report dropped. For many years, former NFL head coach Tony Dungy has been a huge part of the NBC crew leading up to Sunday Night Football.

Ohio State's Sonny Styles opened the 2026 NFL combine in, well, style with an eye-opening performance during the workouts from the defensive front seven prospects. After seeing the Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks win the last two Super Bowls,

More than 300 players are taking part in this week's NFL Scouting Combine in preparation for the NFL Draft this spring. Here is the schedule for the remaining workouts, all times ET: Follow along for coverage from our NFL experts at The Athletic.

Most of the invitees to the 2026 NFL Combine are set to participate in drills at the event. Here's a look at who is opting out and why.