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At least one General Manager is expecting some significant movement during the first round of the draft next week.

Raymond James Stadium opened in 1998.

Titans quarterback Cam Ward is making progress in recovering from the shoulder injury he suffered in the last game of last season, and he should be able to participate in the team's June minicamp.

Titans General Manager Mike Borgonzi didn't entertain any trade offers before selecting quarterback Cam Ward first overall in 2025, but he's taking a different approach to this year's draft.

League plans to take a package of standalone games to streaming, despite ongoing antitrust scrutiny.

Draft week has become, in recent years, alternative facts week.

"We'll just have to wait and see who's there when we pick," Schoen said.

Lawrence and the Giants are reportedly at a standstill in contract talks.

The Ravens' GM thinks the talent drop-off hits right about where the Ravens pick, at No. 14.

Saudi Arabia could be losing its appetite for investment in sports.