Tech giant OpenAI has urged the Delhi high court to dismiss the impleadment application filed by an industry body of book publishers in ANI’s copyright lawsuit against the platform ...

Draft experts around the web have put together their mock draft predictions for all 32 first-round picks.

The oldest continuously occupied stadium in the NFL, and the stadium with the second largest capacity in the league, Lambeau Field, will play host to the 2025 NFL Draft near the end of April.

Jacksonville holds 10 picks this year — the most in the NFL as of right now — including six selections in the first four rounds of the draft. The team has one pick in each of the first two ...

The Tennessee Titans have an intriguing choice at No. 1 in the 2025 NFL Draft: they could take a quarterback to take over for Will Levis, or they could take the best player available and wait for ...

The first-round landscape for the 2025 NFL Draft is beginning to take shape now that this year's all-star circuit has concluded. The NFL Scouting Combine is up next, followed by 2025 free agency ...

Barring a trade, the Tennessee Titans will kick off the 2025 NFL Draft on April 24 in Green Bay when they make the first overall selection. Miami's Cam Ward and Colorado's Shedeur Sanders are ...

That seismic move is baked into this mock draft. Garrett wants to go a serious contender. Of course he does. He should want to. I have an idea -- how about the NFC runner-up Washington Commanders?

Mason Cameron, a sports writer for PFF, recently released a mock draft where the Rams selected offensive tackle Armand Membou from the University of Missouri. This is what he had to say ...

Not only does it encourage other recruits to join the special happenings down in Oxford, but one NFL Draft expert believes that the Rebels will set a program record in this year's draft.

Chand, filed the impleadment application on ­­­­January 8. In its application, it had argued that it received “credible evidence/information” from its members that OpenAI trained its ...

Value is in the eye of the beholder, or so the saying goes. It's particularly true in the NFL draft, where value is subjective based on numerous mitigating factors that change based on situation.