With an aggressive offseason, the Cleveland Browns made a push to be top dog in the AFC North. But the Pittsburgh Steelers made all the right moves to remain the best in the division.
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Pro Football Talk.com’s Mike Florio offers postdraft coverage.
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The Baltimore Ravens addressed their need at cornerback Sunday, but it didn’t come in the draft.
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In 1974, the Pittsburgh Steelers put together the greatest draft in NFL history. Wide receiver Lynn Swann was the…
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One thing about an NFL draft with this many trades: There were that many players that teams just simply had to have. This year, more than ever, teams were willing to make aggressive moves to jump the line and snag the player they really wanted. A record 33 trades were made Saturday and Sunday as NFL teams tried to assemble winning rosters for the 2008 season and beyond.
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Darren McFadden figures to be a huge boost for Oakland’s offense and QB JaMarcus Russell.
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A pick-by-pick analysis of the 2008 NFL draft’s first round.
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On the ten-year anniversary of the Peyton Manning/Ryan Leaf draft, here’s a look at some potential Leaf-esque picks from the 2008 NFL draft.
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The Baltimore Ravens and Joe Flacco are in this thing together. The Ravens defied conventional logic by picking a quarterback from the University of Delaware in the first round of the NFL draft, and the fate of the franchise over the next several years could depend on whether they made the right choice.
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The Falcons have put the future of their franchise in the hands of Matt Ryan. Glenn Dorsey would have been the wiser selection with the No. 2 overall pick.
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