On a round-trip long-haul flight last summer, I sat in the front and back of the economy cabin. Each seat had perks. People at the front had food options, but the back had a galley for stretching.

The Jacksonville Jaguars traded back into the first round in a recent 2025 NFL mock draft. So, using Pro Football Focus' mock draft simulator, I attempted to have that scenario play out.

But they don't stop there. PFF has Chicago trading back into the first round (with the Los Angeles Rams) to land a stud defensive tackle in Michigan's Kenneth Grant. As far as trade terms go ...

That begs the question, is the running back position even worthy of a first round selection? NFL rushing offenses are back! Last season, passing hit a decade low, throwing for just 217 yards per game.

He’s undoubtedly a viable option for the Broncos round 1, but the team's hole at running back should be down the list as the primary motivation to drafting a back like Hampton at No. 20 overall.

McIlroy surged in the second half of his Friday round, hitting back-to-back birdies on the par-4 10th and 11th holes, adding an eagle on the par-5 13th and another birdie on the par-5 15th.

Friday was one of those. Rory McIlroy bounces back with a six-under 66 in Round 2, marking the sixth time he's shot 66 or better at #themasters That's tied with Jordan Spieth and Jack Nicklaus for ...