3 Giants Players Could Be on the Move During the Draft
Looks like the New York Giants might be making some moves during the 2025 NFL...
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Alabama baseball’s been riding a bit of a rollercoaster lately. After a strong start, the Crimson Tide has stumbled a bit, dropping their last three SEC series to Auburn, Mississippi State, and LSU. That’s not great news if they’re hoping to host an NCAA regional for the first time since 2023—but it’s not totally out of reach yet.
Right now, Bama’s sitting at 31-10 overall and 9-9 in the SEC. The good news?...
With the NFL Draft kicking off Thursday, Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe is getting a lot of buzz. Although many didn’t expect him to be a first-round pick, that might be changing fast.
According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, multiple coaches and scouts are calling Milroe the best...
The 2025 NFL Draft will wrap up just like last year’s, with the final pick being the 257th selection. But the twist? While the draft’s final spot is still a long shot, Alabama players picked way down the list have managed to prove the experts wrong. One of the most notable underdogs is Mark McMillian, who was drafted 272nd in 1992 by the Philadelphia Eagles. Despite being just 5’7″ (earning him the nickname “Mighty Mouse”), he played 127 regular-season games, plus seven playoff games, during his impressive 8-year NFL career. McMillian finished with 23 interceptions, 404 return yards, and three touchdowns, a stat that only a few Alabama players can top.
McMillian wasn’t the only late pick to defy the odds. A few other Alabama players...
With the 2025 NFL Draft just around the corner, we’re rolling out our first-ever list of the top 100 prospects for each team. These rankings are based on PFF’s Big Board and the PFF Draft Guide, focusing on the players that best match the current needs and future goals of each NFL team. Want to try your hand at making picks? Check out our Mock Draft Simulator and see how your draft could unfold!
Team Needs Overview: Primary Needs: QB, WR, RB, OT, LB, DT, EDGE, CB, S Secondary...
Lindor Gives Props to Phillies Ahead of Key Series
As the Mets get ready to face off against the Phillies for the first time...
Alabama’s head coach Kalen DeBoer recently shared his early thoughts on Florida State while attending a Team Focus fundraiser in Mobile. The Crimson Tide will face off against Florida State in Tallahassee on August 30, 2025, and DeBoer knows the Seminoles have undergone some major changes.
Florida State’s coaching staff, including their defensive and offensive coordinators, has seen a lot of...
Alabama football is bringing in Troy transfer tight end Brody Dalton for a visit this week, but they’re not the only team eyeing him. North Carolina is also interested and plans to host Dalton right after Alabama, according to CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz.
Dalton, who’s from Fyffe High School in Alabama, started his college career at UAB before...
Jahmyr Gibbs, known for his speed and skill on the football field, took a break from his usual routine to enjoy the spectacle at WWE WrestleMania 41. The Detroit Lions running back made a splash at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, sporting wrestling gear and enjoying close-up views of the action. Gibbs, who’s no stranger to WWE events, previously attended WWE SummerSlam at Ford Field in 2023. His appearance at WrestleMania, alongside his love for wrestling, shows his connection to the fans and the fun spirit of Detroit’s young Lions core. While the football world awaits the start of the season, Gibbs is making the most of his offseason, keeping his star power strong.
Jahmyr Gibbs, known for his speed and skill on the football field, took a break...
The Mets had to roll without third baseman Mark Vientos on Sunday thanks to some groin discomfort he picked up during Saturday’s game. He left early after making a pretty athletic play, and while he’s already feeling better, Brett Baty took his spot at third and went hitless in the team’s 7-4 win over the Cardinals.
Vientos hasn’t been lighting it up so far this season—he’s batting just .167—but he did...