The NFL regular season has come to an end, and Week 18 was full of drama, big bonuses and the game of the year that decided ...

John Harbaugh has confidence in Rashod Bateman, Ravens weapons. Healthy update on Justice Hill and Patrick Mekari. Harbaugh ...

The Ravens hammered the Texans, 31-2, on Christmas to move within a win of an AFC North repeat. The Browns put up little fight in a 20-3 loss to the Dolphins. Who will have the advantage in the last ...

Kyle Van Noy is disappointed he didn’t make the Pro Bowl. Myles Garrett approves of Lamar Jackson’s weight loss. Kyle Hamilton grew up wanting to be like Sean Taylor in the Pro Bowl.

He reached 118 yards in the first quarter alone on Wednesday night in a jaw-dropping performance that prompted Oregon head coach Dan Lanning to describe Smith as "NFL-ready" two full years before ...

Black Monday is here in the NFL, which means coaches around the league are getting definitive answers on their job statuses.

While Jeremiah Smith is poised to make some noise in the NFL one day, he is not even close to being draft eligible. Smith is only in his first season out of high school. He is only 19 years old.

Smith would probably be the No. 1 pick in a few months if he was eligible for the 2025 NFL Draft. Alas, as a freshman, he won't be eligible until 2027, which means NFL front offices will need to ...

But for quarterback Geno Smith, it could be a $6 million afternoon. Smith is one of many NFL players whose contract includes performance bonuses based on regular-season numbers. It is one way for ...

Oregon coach Dan Lanning went as far to say Smith is already ready for the NFL despite being just 19 years old. "He's strong," Lanning said after the game. "He attacks the ball in the air as well ...

After the Buckeyes' dominant 41-21 win over Oregon in the Rose Bowl on Wednesday, Lanning declared that 19-year-old receiver Jeremiah Smith is "NFL ready" today, per NBC Sports' Nicole Auerbach.

At least one NFL executive is calling Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith potentially the "most advanced receiver" ever for his age, according to Fox Sports NFL insider Jordan Schultz. "To be so young and ...