The 2026 NFL Draft is still six months away, but the upcoming class is already starting to take shape. Take a look at our midseason top 50 rankings.

We're nearly halfway through the 2025 NFL regular season. As some fanbases start to turn more to the offseason, here's our latest 2026 NFL mock Draft.

What we can expect, though, is a much stronger wide receiver class than originally anticipated. There are some flat-out dudes on tape this year, and at least four have played their way into first-round contention.

Just two weeks removed from a benching in Cleveland and four days after his Bengals debut, the 40-year-old Flacco went 31 of 47 for 342 yards and three touchdowns. He wore out receivers Ja’Marr Chase (16 catches, 161 yards, one touchdown) and Tee Higgins (6-96-1).

Jonathan Taylor has become the favorite to win Offensive Player of the Year, but can he get into the MVP discussion? Here's our latest top-five MVP ranking.

Patience is obviously wearing thin in the NFL through seven weeks of play, with at least two struggling teams benching their supposed franchise quarterbacks. The Miami Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa and New York Jets' Justin Fields haven't provided the leadership or level of performance expected from either.

Outside of arguably the wildest ending to a regular season game in recent NFL history, Week 7 had plenty of other talking points. Here are the three main takeaways from Week 7 of the 2025 NFL season.

There was word last week that the Giants were bracing for a heavy fine for their handling of quarterback Jaxson Dart's concussion evaluation during a Week 6 win over the Eagles, but there's been no official word from the league or the NFL Players Association about their investigation.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport said he expects Bengals starting QB Joe Burrow to be available to play in the final two or three games of the season.