The Indianapolis Colts had a rough season defensively last year—the team ranked 29th in the NFL in total defense, 26th against the pass, 24th in the league against the run and 24th in scoring defense. Unfortunately, there doesn’t appear to be a clear path to marked improvement in 2025.

NFL draft, Nate Davis of USA TODAY released updated NFL power rankings for all 32 teams. Davis has the Denver Broncos ranked 13th, which is a notable improvement from his last rankings that had Denver at No.

Power rankings are always interesting to see how they can reflect upon your team and others within your division. Following the NFL Draft, groups are re-evaluating rosters and projecting them out as they get new looks and overhauls one last time before training camp and the preseason.

The NFL announced that the 2025 NFL schedule will be released on Wednesday, May 14th at 8 p.m. ET. The schedule release show will be on NFL Network and streaming on NFL+. While we don't know their opponent yet, we do know that the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles will host the 2025 season opener in Week 1 on Thursday, September 4th.

With the 2025 NFL draft now complete, the league is approaching its second prime trade window of the offseason. There are a few reasons why trade activity tends to pick back up after the draft. For one, hundreds of new players just joined NFL rosters, so some teams now have a surplus of talent in certain positions.

Here we'll try to to look at the biggest mistake that the New England Patriots' executed during the 2025 NFL Draft.

It’s been a while since it’s been such a good moment to be a Washington Commanders fan. The team just announced the plans for a new state-of-the-art roofed stadium to bring the team back to D.C. More than that,

The Shedeur Sanders slide was the story of the 2025 NFL Draft, as one of the top quarterback prospects in this class fell all the way to the fifth round. While the fall was shocking, it doesn't matter whether you're the No.

One NFL fan is taking extreme measures in response to Shedeur Sanders' unexpected plunge in the 2025 draft. MSNBC's Jordan Rubin reported a man, named John Doe in the complaint, has sued the NFL and alleged he suffered "emotional distress and trauma" as Sanders went in the fifth round to the Cleveland Browns.