Author: Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY

Los Angeles Rams GM Les Snead drew on last year’s adjustments after testing positive for COVID-19 on Day 1 of the NFL draft.

Bears moved up to take Justin Fields at No. 11 in the NFL draft, trying to make up for lost ground at QB since passing on Patrick Mahomes in 2017.

Five highly touted QBs are expected to fly off the board in NFL draft’s first round. Despite all the buzz, it’s likely only two or three will be good.

NFL’s plans to play 2021 season to full stadiums could be bolstered — or hindered — by what happens in Cleveland at this week’s draft.

Instead of X’s and O’s to diagram football plays, the whiteboard in Jackson State coach Deion Sanders’ office contains 20 marketing targets.

Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, Jackson State football’s “Coach Prime,” always envisioned his role as more than coaching a team. “It was a calling.”

Even with Jimmy Garoppolo in tow, the 49ers didn’t want to risk being “left at the altar” for a quarterback, coach Kyle Shanahan said.

The 49ers have made no secret of their intent to draft a QB after trading up for the No. 3 pick, but the team still sees a place for Jimmy Garoppolo.

Despite the adjustments made for 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s no way the league is signing up for another all-virtual offseason.

NFL GMs weigh factors that throw “a major wrench” into trade market for Texans’ Deshaun Watson after multiple women have alleged sexual misconduct.