The Detroit Lions addressed some of their key needs in the 2026 NFL Draft. What's their biggest remaining roster hole?

With all the pre-draft buzz about the number of trades that could take place, and the uncertainty at the top of the draft behind the Las Vegas Raiders, the hype for the first round of the 2026 NFL draft on Thursday was palpable. The problem was viewers who ...

The Minnesota Vikings check in at No. 24 in ESPN’s post-NFL Draft power rankings, reflecting ongoing roster questions and a team still searching for long-term stability at key positions.

The Browns mulled it over before declining the offer, which included the Cowboys asking for the Nos. 9 and 24 overall picks in exchange for picks Nos. 12 and 20, and a fifth-rounder.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers dropped one spot to No. 18 in ESPN’s post-NFL Draft power rankings, reflecting a solid but not transformative offseason as the team leans on internal growth and rookie contributions heading into 2026.

However, it left some major needs on defense, particularly at edge rusher. If this position remains vacant after the season, they could address it during the 2027 NFL Draft. In fact, ESPN analyst Jordan Reid had the Saints bolstering the group on his way-too-early mock draft.