Myles Garrett says ‘the only thing that stops Baltimore is Baltimore.’ Rashod Bateman says he ‘hasn’t even scratched the surface.’

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Barry has revealed the team will not trade Myles Garrett in the offseason, "no matter what they are offered."

However, the college football all-star games are going on this week, and instead of writing a piece on the upcoming Pro Bowl this weekend, I feel it's more fitting to take my first stab at a mock draft before the season comes to a close.

Hosted by Snoop Dogg, NFL Honors will be conducted on Thursday, February 6th, just days before the Super Bowl. With the big game just around the corner, it’s time to look at the finalists for each NFL award.

The NFL's annual Pro Bowl showcase is back in 2025 and although the actual football game is no longer played, there's still plenty of action to keep up with this weekend. Here's a look at the events—to be held in Orlando—on Thursday and Sunday:

Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta and his staff are diving into the pre-draft process at the Senior Bowl. The Ravens have reportedly extended offensive coordinator Todd Monken, which will allow the Ravens to build on the foundation of their historic offense.

Practices are underway this week at both the Senior Bowl and Shrine Bowl, providing an early glimpse of the top prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Ravens kicker Justin Tucker has been accused by six massage therapists of engaging in inappropriate behavior, according to an investigation by The Baltimore Banner.

There’s not a general manager in football running hotter than Philly’s Howie Roseman right now. The Eagles would have won the 2024 free agency sweepstakes with the Saquon Barkley signing alone, but adding Zack Baun and Mekhi Becton to that list is legendary.

Inside: We’re looking at the Saints’ coaching prospects, considering NFL Draft questions and pondering our first pair of Super Bowl prop bets. Plus, Dianna has a note on Myles Garrett trade rumors. This article is from Scoop City,

While Super Bowl 59 looms, the NFL's best players take center stage for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games. For the third consecutive year, the league's best will compete in a series of skills competitions and a flag football game, eschewing the traditional tackle football event. Games include dodgeball, tug-of-war and punting competitions.