The Minnesota Vikings were the final team to see a shift in their Super Bowl odds. They traded up twice, first to pick Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy and then to select Alabama pass rusher Dallas Turner. As a result, their Super Bowl odds shifted from +8500 to +8000 at FanDuel .

NFL Draft is officially behind us. Although there is still four months before the start of the NFL season, fans have already begun looking ahead, trying to figure out which teams, if anyone, did enough to get over the hump and steal the Lombardi Trophy from Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs' clutches.

Every NFL Draft season involves live look-in shots to the 32 teams' war rooms with team executives and scouts high-fiving all the way around the room after selecting their picks. Are they crazy? Every team can't have a good draft,

Here is a 2024 NFL draft pick-by-pick breakdown for the Baltimore Ravens: Round 1 (No. 30 overall) — Nate Wiggins, CB, Clemson: Tall (6-1) and highly explosive (4.28 40 time), his athleticism is readily apparent.

The Cleveland Browns came away with six new members of their team in the 2024 NFL draft without making a trade (which might be the most shocking part). The Browns started their draft off by landing Ohio State defensive tackle Michael Hall Jr.