Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry discuss what they saw from Patriots rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams on Day 1 of training camp.

Day 1 of the NFL Draft is now in the books, and it was a fun one. There were some picks we saw coming and some big surprises. From great picks to picks that had us scratching our heads, lets dive in to Round 1s biggest winners and losers.

Despite a strong start at training camp, some fans aren’t convinced Deuce Vaughn will be the answer to the Dallas Cowboys’ running woes in 2025.

It didn't take long for Drake Maye to find one of his new favorite targets, four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Stefon Diggs. Maye found Diggs on a short crosser for his first completion in training camp during the 11-on-11 period. It was a positive sign that the two already appear to be on the same page.

There isn't a Brock Bowers or Colston Loveland in the the group, but the 2026 tight end class still has ample potential top-100 talent.

Guess who came down with the first interception of Saints training camp? Quincy Riley took a pass away that Spencer Rattler might like to try again.

With the NFL Draft two months into the rear view mirror, how the teams stack up against one another has changed. Here is part one of my post draft NFL power rankings going into the 2025 NFL season. 1.

Early in the process for the 2026 NFL Draft, the receiver class seems fairly similar to 2023. No receiver cracked the top 15, but teams picked their flavor in a late-first-round run at the position. In the absence of a blue-chip talent, Arizona State receiver Jordyn Tyson has earned the right to call himself the class' presumptive WR1.