Gregg Rosenthal takes a look at all four AFC West teams and projects the starters for the coming season. Is it Super Bowl or bust for Philip Rivers' Chargers? Will the Broncos make it back to the playoffs?

The New York Jets are hosting several defensive linemen Monday, including Lamarr Houston, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport and NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported.

Did the 49ers need to trade up for Joshua Garnett? Should the Patriots have drafted another QB in Jacoby Brissett? Bucky Brooks presents five teams that earned a "C" grade for their draft efforts.

Did the Denver Broncos make a mistake trading up for QB Paxton Lynch? Or is the former Memphis passer a perfect fit for Gary Kubiak's system? Bucky Brooks evaluates the AFC West draft hauls.

The SEC walked away with the most NFL draft picks by a CFB conference for the 10th consecutive year, but not without a challenge from the Big Ten. See the breakdown of picks by league.

The Panthers used three consecutive picks to attempt to address their cornerback problem following Josh Norman's departure. Kevin Patra dissects draft trends from each team in the NFL.

The Jaguars stop Myles Jack's freefall in Lance Zierlein's mock draft for Rounds 2-3, and the reigning Heisman winner lands with the Patriots. See Zierlein's projection for the draft's second day.

The Jaguars stop Myles Jack's freefall in Lance Zierlein's mock draft for Rounds 2-3, and the reigning Heisman winner lands with the Patriots. See Zierlein's projection for the draft's second day.

There is still plenty of talent remaining for teams after the first round of the draft. Gil Brandt lists nine players he believes are the best remaining prospects on the board.

The selection of Jalen Ramsey helped the Jaguars be one of two AFC South teams to score straight As across the board. Take a look at how each AFC team fared in the 2016 NFL Draft.

NFL Media draft analyst Mike Mayock breaks down each first-round selection in the 2016 NFL Draft and how those prospects fit with their new teams.

The 2016 NFL Draft is about to begin, so let's find out once again the music that will be playing when the stars of tomorrow get wildly affectionate with a high-ranking league official.

There's a reason NFL teams monitor mock drafts in the days leading up to the actual draft -- real information can be gained. We looked at our analyst's final mocks and found 10 telling nuggets.

Lance Zierlein says that the interior defensive line class led by DeForest Buckner is so deep that starters can be found three to four rounds into the draft. See his breakdown of the group.

The Eagles followed up the Rams' trade to get a QB with a move of their own to secure a future franchise QB. Charles Davis updates his first-round projection following the Wednesday's trade.

Daniel Jeremiah's updated first-round projection features a trade by the Browns of the No. 2 pick to the Eagles, who go ahead and select their quarterback of the future.

Chad Reuter says risk-averse NFL teams will be drawn to these six prospects. Ezekiel Elliott is among the players Reuter identifies as the draft's safest.

The defending champs suddenly need a quarterback to build around. Could Paxton Lynch, Dak Prescott or Connor Cook fill the void? Bucky Brooks has the most pressing needs for each AFC West team.

The Rams traded to get ahead of the Browns and get the quarterback that they want. However, that won't stop the Browns from getting their QB of the future, too, in Charles Davis' latest mock.

Bucky Brooks' latest mock draft features the Browns taking the draft's top-rated prospect after the Rams get their future franchise quarterback. See his complete first-round projection.

The Rams' bold move to the top draft spot will negatively affect the draft's top rated player, Laremy Tunsil. Daniel Jeremiah has the Ole Miss offensive tackle dropping down to the No. 6 spot.

Charles Davis' latest mock draft features the "what-if" scenario of the Titans going with a prospect other than the one who many assume is headed to Tennessee, offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil.

This year's top quarterback prospects, Jared Goff and Carson Wentz, lead 25 prospects that will attend the 2016 NFL Draft. Find out who else will be in Chicago to take the stage.