One of the most important events in the pre-draft process each year is the Senior Bowl, a week-long showcase featuring many of the top prospects in the class. This year, there were several standouts in Mobile,

The 2024 season was a breakout year for Arroyo, who would catch 35 of his 47 targets for 590 yards at a hefty 16.9 yards per catch with seven touchdowns. Among all tight ends last season, he ranked second in yards per catch and first in average YAC.

NFL Draft prospects helped themselves on Day 2 of Senior Bowl practice? Lance Zierlein and Eric Edholm highlight five stars from Wednesday and provide more takeaways from the event.

Cornerback is very much a need for the Indianapolis Colts this offseason and one name to watch coming out of the Senior Bowl is Louisville's Quincy Riley. Eric Edholm of NFL.com put together his four takeaways from Day 2 of Senior Bowl practices,

Sanders is widely viewed as one of the top two quarterback prospects in this upcoming draft. The QB, projected as a top-two pick ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, will not participate in practice or the game, but will meet with teams at the event.

The second day of Senior Bowl practices has passed, and the hype train is building for some of the players in attendance. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and every other NFL team are in attendance, but

Early analysis of the 2025 NFL draft class indicates this year’s group of defensive linemen will be a good one. That’s a plus for the San Francisco 49ers given their need for cheap, quality talent in that position group.

After knocking the rust off on day one, Wednesday's practices saw some of the top talents at the Senior Bowl start to hit their stride, including a couple who are likely to be of great interest to the San Francisco 49ers.

The first Senior Bowl practice is in the books, with NFL hopefuls taking the field Tuesday in Mobile, Alabama, to showcase their skills before a watchful contingent of NFL decision-makers.