Jordan Woodson

1 week ago | athlonsports.com | Jordan Woodson

If the Miami Dolphins decide to trade star wide receiver Tyreek Hill, it is unlikely to happen before the 2025 NFL Draft. Should Hill be traded before the draft, his cap hit of $27.7 million this season would increase to $28.3 million in dead money. However, if he is traded after June 1, his dead money would decrease to $12.7 million, with a dead cap of $15.5 million on the 2026 cap.

1 week ago | athlonsports.com | Jordan Woodson

Last season, the Denver Broncos finished No. 7 in total defense, No. 3 in scoring defense, No. 3 in rushing defense, and No. 19 in passing defense. They also ranked No. 3 in red zone defense and No. 11 in third-down defense. Despite these impressive results, the Broncos bolstered their already elite defense this offseason. In free agency, they signed former San Francisco 49ers teammates Dre Greenlaw (three-year, $31.5 million) and Talanoa Hufanga (three-year, $39 million) to big-money contracts.

2 weeks ago | yardbarker.com | Jordan Woodson

The Denver Broncos are expected to prioritize skill-position players during the 2025 NFL Draft. They have a massive hole to fill at running back, but they are also digging into the rookie wide receiver and tight end classes. Despite these needs, a recent report suggests that the Broncos may focus on bolstering their already elite defense with their first-round pick.

2 weeks ago | athlonsports.com | Jordan Woodson

The Denver Broncos are expected to prioritize skill-position players during the 2025 NFL Draft. They have a massive hole to fill at running back, but they are also digging into the rookie wide receiver and tight end classes. Despite these needs, a recent report suggests that the Broncos may focus on bolstering their already elite defense with their first-round pick.

2 weeks ago | athlonsports.com | Jordan Woodson

The 2025 NFL Draft is two weeks away, and one of the draft's top players just received positive injury news. Unfortunately, this might reduce his chances of playing for the New England Patriots. Agent Drew Rosenhaus recently informed ESPN's Adam Schefter, "Abdul Carter's medical recheck in Indianapolis today showed that the stress reaction in his foot is healing, there has been improvement, and no surgery will be needed.