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1 day ago | 
si.com | Brock Vierra
The departures of the Iamaleava brothers, Nico and Madden, from Tennessee and Arkansas, with both players attending UCLA, have infuriated the powers that be in the SEC, with the brothers' former programs potentially making moves to recoup the money they spent on them. Arkansas is leading the charge with its athletic director, Hunter Yurachek, announcing the school is enforcing NIL buyouts.
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si.com | Brock Vierra
The door has opened for the Rams to draft Ashton Jeanty if they wish to do so as several teams, including the Jacksonville Jaguars have fielded calls to trade out of the top 10 in the 2025 NFL Draft. According to Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer, while several teams are interested in the Boise State running back, they're also interested in acquiring more picks.
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1 day ago | 
si.com | Brock Vierra
UCLA's Carson Schwesinger, Kain Medrano and Oluwafemi Oladejo could find their next football opportunity in the Bay. All three Bruins have been named fits for Robert Saleh's defense as the team looks to return to the Super Bowl, navigating the team's tight financial constraints. On Larry Krueger's podcast, "The Krueg Show," Dane Brugler of The Athletic shared his thoughts about Schwesinger and Medrano's fit on the 49ers. "Everybody knows about Carson Schwesinger. He's going to be a top 50 pick.
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1 day ago | 
si.com | Brock Vierra
The Los Angeles Rams have eight selections in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, being held in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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fresnobee.com | Brock Vierra
Perhaps time has healed all wounds. Back in December, in a midnight ride that could only be compared to Paul Revere, new UCLA quarterback Nico Iamaleava's brother Madden decommitted from UCLA, choosing to play for Arkansas instead. "Four-star quarterback Madden Iamaleava, No. 143 in the 2025 ESPN 300, flipped his pledge from UCLA to Arkansas on Wednesday afternoon, multiple sources told ESPN," wrote ESPN's Eli Lederman.
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1 day ago | 
si.com | Brock Vierra
Here is Rams On SI final mock draft before this week's ultimate finale to what has been years of scouting, interviews, and film review. RD 1. PK 26: Luther Burden III, WR, MissouriThe future of the Rams’ receiver room after 2025 is murky at best, as Burden not only fills a long-term need, but he’s a perfect fit for the offense. Burden excels at the same routes Sean McVay often uses to defeat coverages, and will likely play in the slot while Davante Adams and Puka Nacua dominate on the outside. RD 3.
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1 day ago | 
si.com | Brock Vierra
Matthew Stafford's legacy is secure as a member of the Rams. A franchise legend, Super Bowl winner, and dedicated servant, he will forever be a fan favorite as he looks to put the final touches on his Hall of Fame resume. If not for playing with some awful teams in Detroit, Stafford may already be a lock for the Hall but life is not about moving backwards, it's about moving forward and Stafford has committed himself to having his impact on the team be felt long after he retires.
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yardbarker.com | Brock Vierra
Davante Adams has played football in a lot of places with very talented teammates, dating back to his days at Palo Alto High School where his team's starting receiver duo was himself and MLB All-Star Joc Pederson. Playing in Green Bay, Las Vegas, and with the New York Jets, Adams has witnessed success and failure. Front office competence and ineptitude. Has felt the effects of unstable organizations, coach firings, general manager firings, the whole show.
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2 weeks ago | 
si.com | Brock Vierra
The left tackle position has been a thorn in the Chiefs' side since the departure of Orlando Brown Jr. Kingsley Suamataia has yet to establish himself as the starting tackle, and considering some believe he might have to move to guard, paired with the signing of Jaylon Moore, there is a need at the position. While the team did sign Moore, a player who did very well after Trent Williams suffered an injury with the 49ers, his deal is only for two seasons.
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2 weeks ago | 
fresnobee.com | Brock Vierra
In a new mock draft by CBS Sports' Ryan Wilson projected both UCLA alums Carson Schwesinger and Oluwafemi Oladejo to get drafted in the second round. Wilson has Schwesinger being drafted by the Dallas Cowboys with the 44th overall pick, joining Osa Odighizuwa in the Lone Star State. He would be welcomed after an odd offseason for Dallas. Wilson wrote the following:"The Cowboys have a new defensive coordinator in 2025, hiring Matt Eberflus to lead them back to the Promise Land.
