Author: Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz, USA TODAY

Bobby Wagner’s Los Angeles homecoming last just one year after he signed a five-year, $50 million contract last offseason.

While the 2023 NFL draft has several prospects who are known entities, there are plenty more who should spark significant debate in the coming months.

For first time in common draft era (starting in 1967), Bears will hold the No.1 pick in NFL draft. Here’s an early projection for April’s first round.

The first week of the NFL preseason featured a few star turns from rookie quarterbacks and wide receivers as well as some notable missteps.

Browns finally trade former No. 1 pick, and Baker Mayfield’s arrival in Carolina provides a path for a team desperate to find an answer behind center.

Aaron Donald contemplated retirement, but the Los Angeles Rams star instead agreed to a reworked contract with a massive pay bump.

Finding future starters well after Day 1 is imperative to building a contender through the NFL draft, and these players could take on key roles.

There should be more buzz around the passers in the 2023 NFL draft, but the early front-runner to be the No. 1 pick is a defensive standout.