The current draft order appears below: 1
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Dolphins (via Texans) 1
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With that said, Edmunds does have experience in an NFL offense. 1In 2019, with the Steelers, he had 22 carries for 92 yards, with 45 of those yards coming on one run. 1
Edmunds is the type of player who the Steelers will keep an eye on if he doesn't land anywhere. 1
In Sunday's season finale against the Seattle Seahawks, Warner had a game-high 10 tackles and recorded his first sack of the season. 1Warner has played 51 games in a row and has arguably been the team's most reliable player on defense since he was drafted in 2018. 1
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Buckner and Sherman were both captains last year and were both All-Pro selections. 1
The Steelers are headed into the 2020 postseason and are preparing to once again face the Cleveland Browns. 1In a game where several key players were held out, it looks to be time to break down a trend which occurred throughout the season. 1
Let's get a quick reminder of where this nerdiness is coming from. 1
Vertex- a single point where two or more lines cross. 1
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BYU quarterback Zach Wilson will enter the NFL draft, he announced Friday. 1
A likely first-round pick, Wilson is the No. 3-ranked draft-eligible quarterback and the No. 14 overall player, according to ESPN NFL draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. 1
It's the end of the 2020 NFL season, and whether or not a player's team is headed for the playoffs can have some financial impact. 1
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"I've been taking my incentives one incentive at a time," said Floyd, who finishes with 10.5 sacks this season. 1
After postponing his final exams and nearly bringing the Washington Football Team back into the game against the Panthers, Taylor Heinicke may be entrusted to lead this team to the playoffs. 1
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For fans that aren't familiar with Heinicke, the answer seems lukewarm, as many are once again hoping Alex Smith's calf is healed enough to let him return. 1
For the final time of 2020, a look at the Pittsburgh Steelers' defense from a charting/tracking perspective.
Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes did not return to games over the weekend after concussions, which at least pleased critics who have long accused the league of turning a blind eye to brain injuries.
Kevin SeifertESPN Staff Writer Close ESPN.com national NFL writer ESPN.com NFC North reporter, 2008-2013 Covered Vikings for Minneapolis Star Tribune, 1999-2008
Kevin SeifertESPN Staff Writer