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2025 NFL Draft odds: Armand Membou favored to be first offensive lineman drafted
Armand Membou is favored to be the first offensive lineman selected in the NFL Draft, but experts have another player at this position coming off the board before him.
(Apr 2 -- FOX Sports)

Saints will host Texas QB Quinn Ewers for a top-30 visit.
The Saints have reportedly "shown a considerable amount of interest" in Ewers, who threw for more than 9,100 yards and 68 touchdowns over 37 games for the Longhorns from 2022 to 2024. Ewers, 22, is projected as a Day Three pick and could sit behind starter Derek Carr and Spencer Rattler if the Saints use a fourth or fifth round selection on the quarterback. The Raiders have reportedly been impressed with Ewers in the pre-draft evaluation process. Wherever he lands, Ewers -- who went 27-9 at Texas -- is likely to be a backup at best.
(Apr 2 -- NBC Sports)

Speaking on The Pat McAfee Show, Bengals EDGE Trey Hendrickson said, "I don't want a short-term contract."
Hendrickson said the Bengals told him a deal would get done this offseason. He also noted that he began asking for a long-term deal with guaranteed money three years ago. Earlier this week, Bengals head coach Zac Taylor said the team is still working on a potential extension, though Hendrickson didn't make it sound like a deal was imminent when talking to McAfee. The Bengals have prioritized bringing their offensive players back in thus far. Ja'Marr Chase was made the highest-paid non-quarterback this offseason while Tee Higgins got a healthy contract extension as well. Hendrickson is currently the odd man out and could be headed for free agency next offseason.
(Apr 2 -- NBC Sports)

2025 NFL Draft rumors: Giants are convinced Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders will go to these teams in first round
New York is preparing to miss out on a top quarterback
(Apr 2 -- CBS Sports)

NFL on Christmas: Lions president hints Detroit could play in holiday tripleheader as well as Thanksgiving
The Lions may be playing on Christmas and Thanksgiving
(Apr 2 -- CBS Sports)