Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard opened their NFL draft by taking the playmaking tight end they desperately ...

The Vikings became the first-ever wild-card team in NFL history to win 14 games. They will look to improve in 2025 with J.J.

The Colts needed a tight end, but they had some curveballs up their sleeves, too. Here's how their 2025 draft plan came ...

Arguably, the second most important signing was former Minnesota Vikings playmaking safety Camryn Bynum. Bynum has been on a solid career path where he's improved annually. However, despite his ...

Colts GM Chris Ballard usually drafts super athletes, and hopes they become something they've not yet shown. This year he drafted football players.

The NFC North is loaded with intrigue, from the Chicago Bears getting a new coach for Caleb Williams to the Detroit Lions ...

Next up: Safeties. Camryn Bynum left in free agency this offseason. Harrison Smith is back, but his 14th NFL season could be his final one. Thus, safety looms as a long-term need for the Vikings ...

Cal safety Craig Woodson became the second Cal defensive back taken in the 2025 NFL draft when the New England Patriots selected him in the fourth ound on Satur ...

Those additions were cornerback Charvarius Ward (three years, $54 million with incentives) and safety Camryn Bynum (four years, $60 million). Initially, the duo had their numbers at 21 for Ward ...

Surprise The Colts used free agency to upgrade a struggling secondary with cornerbacks Charvarius Ward and Corey Ballentine and safety Camryn Bynum. Those moves should help. But it was the choice ...

While they lost Camryn Bynum in free agency, they turned him from a college cornerback into an upper-tier safety in the NFL. Alongside him, they also had Josh Metellus, Harrison Smith, and Theo ...