NFL Draft prospects helped themselves on Day 2 of Senior Bowl practice? Lance Zierlein and Eric Edholm highlight five stars from Wednesday and provide more takeaways from the event.

With the Senior Bowl being an important part of the pre-draft process for the Colts, let’s take a look at the highlights from Day 2 of practices.

The Senior Bowl is underway in Mobile, and this is a great opportunity for some lesser-known draft prospects to show off their abilities in front of NFL decision-makers. One small-school talent has been tearing up the practice field this week,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have to build a core they can win within the NFL, so they are placing a premium on the NFL Draft. Team president Art Rooney II acknowledged the NFL Draft as a huge way for the team to build in what is a retooling period for the Steelers despite their playoff aspirations.

Many of the best prospects in the nation have gathered in Mobile for the annual Senior Bowl. Which defensive players could pique interest from the Seahawks?

The first day of Senior Bowl Practices has passed, and the hype train is building for some of the players in attendance. The Minnesota Vikings and every other NFL team are in attendance, but it

The tight end position reportedly shined during Day 1 of the Senior Bowl, and this of course, is a big need for the Colts.

The Miami Dolphins could take a guard in Round 2 of the NFL Draft. And on Tuesday at the Senior Bowl, Grey Zabel of NDSU looked like a match.

The 2025 Senior Bowl is underway this week, where the nation's top college football seniors will be on display for all 32 teams ahead of the 2025 NFL draft.

According to NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport, Texas A&M defensive lineman Shemar Turner exited the Senior Bowl because of complications from a stress fracture he suffered before the 2024. Rapoport reported Turner had a rod inserted in his leg that never fully healed.