Multiple NFL draft analysts recently revealed their favorite picks from the 2026 class. The Ringer's Todd McShay unveiled his favorite selections on Thursday's episode of The McShay Show, while NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah released his favorite choices on Friday.

The New Orleans Saints announced that seven of their eight rookie draft picks have signed their contracts, headlined by first-round WR Jordyn Tyson.

The SEC made history at the 2026 NFL Draft with 87 selections, breaking the record of 79 that the league set just last year. The conference may not have had a strong showing in the first round, but it made up for that on Friday and Saturday.

The picks were running out in the NFL Draft on April 25, and Alabama defensive tackle Tim Keenan III still hadn’t gotten that life-changing call from an NFL team. But on Friday, he’ll start work in the Los Angeles Rams’ rookie minicamp as a seventh-round draft choice.

The Jets inked tight end Kenyon Sadiq and quarterback Cade Klubnik to rookie deals, ESPN's Rich Cimini reported Thursday. Sadiq's deal is a four-year deal worth around $22.3 million with a fifth-year option, per Cimini. Klubnik's contract totals $5.5 million over four years.

With the NFL Draft in the rear-view mirror, it’s a good time to determine what the Buffalo Bills got right and what they got wrong over the course of their 10 overall selections on Days 2 and 3.

The 2026 NFL Draft has come and gone but the offseason rolls on. The Buffalo Bills made 10 selections during the draft and have yet to sign those players. On top of that, free agency could pop back up again if the Bills are in the market to maybe more additions this offseason.