INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) Ty Simpson said he had never even met Sean McVay before the Los Angeles Rams shocked the NFL by drafting him with the 13th overall pick.But after he landed on the West Coast and got his first face time with his new head coach, the quarterback couldn't contain his excitement about the future.Hes got the juice, Simpson said of McVay at the Rams' temporary draft headquarters near SoFi Stadium. That dude is a guy whos a fireball. He loves ball.When he pulled on a Rams hat and spoke with reporters on Friday afternoon, Simpson still hadn't met Matthew Stafford, the Rams' starting quarterback for the upcoming season and quite possibly longer although he got a warm welcoming message from Kelly Stafford, the MVP's wife.Simpson had nothing but praise and admiration for the 38-year-old quarterback whose film he watched intently at Alabama, making it clear he's planning to learn not to threaten Stafford's job.McVay and the Rams clearly agree, with McVay pointedly declaring the Rams are "Matthew's team right after picking Simpson.Matthew Stafford throws the ball with conviction and doesnt care what happens, Simpson said. "He might throw a pick the drive before, and hes coming back and throwing the same type of ball. That dude is an assassin. As a quarterback, thats the type of mentality you have to have. Being able to learn from him and learn how hes doing those things on a daily basis, I cant wait to soak it all up.The Rams made the most stunning selection of the first round Thursday when they took the 23-year-old Crimson Tide product who started just 15 collegiate games the fourth-fewest by a first-round pick in the past quarter-century. Los Angeles kept its avid interest in Simpson nearly silent before going against the widespread belief it would add a top receiver or an offensive tackle from its highest draft position in 10 years.Instead, the Rams took a big bet on Simpson, the son of longtime UT Martin head coach Doug Simpson. He spent the past four years in Tuscaloosa before passing up some huge NIL offers to turn pro after just one season as a starter with the Tide.That bet on himself definitely paid off for Simpson, who called it a dream come true to be not only a first-round draft pick, but at a great organization like the Los Angeles Rams with the best head coach in the league, the best quarterback in the league and the best-run franchise in the league. Its a perfect situation.It's too soon to know whether this huge risk will pay off for the Rams. While the pick was questionable for clear reasons with this team openly dedicated to maximizing its championship window while Stafford is playing, the Rams interest in Simpson makes sense on some levels.Simpson excelled in play-action at Alabama, and the Rams ran play-action at the highest rate in the NFL last season. He also threw only five interceptions in 523 pass attempts, the lowest rate in Crimson Tide history, while working through progressions and making decisions with an effectiveness that made him the consensus second-best quarterback in this draft.After attending the draft in Pittsburgh despite not knowing whether he would be a first-round pick, Simpson flew out to Los Angeles with his parents and siblings. Simpson already played in the area last January when Alabama lost the Rose Bowl to eventual national champion Indiana, and the Tide did their pregame walkthrough at the roofed SoFi amid heavy New Years Eve rains.Then, ironically enough, it's going to be my home stadium, Simpson said with a grin. I guess (Im) a redneck in Los Angeles, California, so well see how that goes. Im super excited to be here. This is a great place with great people. I cant wait to get started.___AP NFL: https://apnews.com/NFL

While lifting the trophy is the ultimate goal of every player at every FIFA World Cup, the tournament also presents individual honors that immortalize a player's personal performance. Among these awards, the Golden Ball recognizes the best overall player and the Golden Glove celebrates the premier goalkeeper, but for the world's most clinical finishers, the Golden Boot remains the most prestigious individual prize. The Golden Boot was officially inaugurated as the "Golden Shoe" in 1982, though FIFA has retroactively recognized top scorers dating back to the inaugural tournament in 1930. Regardless of the era, each of the following top-goal scorers consistently found the back of the net with the pressure of the entire world watching. 1930: Guillermo Stbile, Argentina (8 goals) Remarkably, Stbile didn't even start Argentinas first match, only entering the lineup after a teammate's injury. He went on to score a hat-trick on his debut and finished the inaugural tournament with eight goals in just four games, including one in the final. 1934: Oldich Nejedl, Czechoslovakia (5 goals) Nejedl was the creative spark of the Czechoslovakian side that reached the final. While he was credited with only four goals for decades, FIFA officially awarded him a fifth in 2006, confirming his status as the undisputed leading marksman of the Italian tournament. 1938: Lenidas, Brazil (7 goals) Nicknamed the "Black Diamond," Lenidas was a pioneer of the bicycle kick and a true entertainer. He scored seven times in France, including a hat-trick in a chaotic 65 win over Poland, though he was controversially rested for the semifinal loss against Italy. 1950: Ademir, Brazil (8 goals) In the first World Cup due to a twelve-year hiatus following the onset of World War II, Ademir delighted the home crowds in Brazil with eight goals. His clinical finishing led Brazil to the final match at the Maracan, though his individual triumph was overshadowed by losing the title to Uruguay. 1954: Sndor Kocsis, Hungary (11 goals) As the spearhead of the "Magical Magyars," Kocsis earned the nickname "The Golden Head" for his incredible aerial ability. He scored 11 goals in just five matchesincluding two hat-tricksmaking him the first player to reach double-digit goals in a single tournament. 1958: Just Fontaine, France (13 goals) Just Fontaine set a record in Sweden that will likely never be broken: 13 goals in a single World Cup. What makes it more impressive is that Fontaine played the entire tournament in a pair of borrowed boots after his own had worn out. 1962: Six-Way Tie (4 goals each) The 1962 tournament in Chile and won by Brazil featured the most crowded leaderboard in history. Flrin Albert (Hungary), Valentin Ivanov (USSR), Garrincha (Brazil), Vav (Brazil; pictured above), Draan Jerkovi (Yugoslavia), and Leonel Snchez (Chile) all finished with four goals in a tournament defined by its defensive physicality. 1966: Eusbio, Portugal (9 goals) The "Black Panther" arrived in England and immediately lived up to his reputation as one of the world's best. Eusbio scored nine times, including a legendary four-goal performance to rescue Portugal from a 30 deficit against North Korea in the quarterfinals. 1970: Gerd Mller, West Germany (10 goals) "Der Bomber" was the ultimate predator, scoring 10 goals in Mexico through sheer instinct and positioning. His tally included back-to-back hat-tricks in the group stage, though his most famous goal was the extra-time winner that knocked out defending champions England. 1974: Grzegorz Lato, Poland (7 goals) While the tournament was dominated by the "Total Football" of the Netherlands, it was the rapid Polish winger Grzegorz Lato who topped the charts. He scored seven goals in West Germany, including the winner in the third-place match against Brazil, to secure Polands best-ever finish. 1978: Mario Kempes, Argentina (6 goals) "El Matador" was the heartbeat of Argentinas first World Cup title. After failing to score in the first group stage, Kempes exploded for six goals in the final three games, including two in the final against the Netherlands to send the home crowd into a frenzy. 1982: Paolo Rossi, Italy (6 goals) After starting the tournament slowly following a long suspension, Rossi exploded into life during the second group stage. He famously scored a hat-trick to knock out a legendary Brazil side, followed it with a brace in the semifinal, and netted the opener in the final as Italy defeated West Germany 31 to claim their third title. 1986: Gary Lineker, England (6 goals) Gary Lineker became the first Englishman to win the award, scoring all six of his goals from inside the six-yard box. His clinical positioning was best displayed in a quick-fire hat-trick against Poland, though his tournament ended in heartbreak when Argentinas Diego Maradona scored both the "Hand of God" and the "Goal of the Century" to eliminate England in the quarterfinals. 1990: Salvatore Schillaci, Italy (6 goals) Known as "Tot," Schillaci began the tournament as a substitute but quickly became a national hero during Italys "Magic Nights." He scored in almost every round, including the third-place match, finishing with six goals and the Golden Ball for best player, despite Italy falling short on home soil. 1994: Oleg Salenko, Russia/Hristo Stoichkov, Bulgaria (6 goals each) This remains the only time the award was shared by two players. Salenko made history by scoring a record five goals in a single match against Cameroon, while Stoichkovs brilliance led Bulgaria on a fairy-tale run to the semifinals, highlighted by a stunning free-kick that helped eliminate the defending champions, Germany. 1998: Davor uker, Croatia (6 goals) In Croatias first World Cup as an independent nation, uker was nothing short of a revelation. He scored in six of Croatia's seven matches, including a clinical strike in the third-place victory over the Netherlands, cementing his country's status as a new global football power. 2002: Ronaldo, Brazil (8 goals) Completing one of the greatest redemption arcs in sports history, "O Fenmeno" overcame years of knee injuries to dominate the first World Cup in Asia. Sporting a unique haircut to distract the media from his fitness, he scored eight goals, including both in the 20 final victory over Germany, to secure Brazils fifth star. 2006: Miroslav Klose, Germany (5 goals) The ultimate World Cup specialist, Klose relied on his incredible aerial ability and poacher's instinct to score five goals on home soil. His most vital strike was a late equalizer against Argentina in the quarterfinals, a goal that set him on the path to eventually becoming the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history with 16 in his career. 2010: Thomas Mller, Germany (5 goals) At just 20 years old, Mller shocked the world by winning the Boot in South Africa. While he finished tied with three other players on five goals, he was awarded the trophy due to having three assiststhe primary tiebreakermarking the rise of a new generation of German "Space Interpreters." 2014: James Rodrguez, Colombia (6 goals) James became a global superstar in Brazil, scoring in every game he played for Colombia. His highlight was a magnificent chest-and-volley against Uruguay that won the Pusks Award, helping him finish with six goals despite Colombia being eliminated in the quarterfinals by the hosts. 2018: Harry Kane, England (6 goals) Captain of a rejuvenated England squad, Kane proved his clinical nature by scoring five goals in the group stage alone, including a hat-trick against Panama. He leaned heavily on his flawless penalty-taking to reach a total of six, leading the Three Lions to their first semifinal appearance since 1990. 2022: Kylian Mbapp, France (8 goals) In perhaps the greatest individual final performance ever, Mbapp became the first man since 1966 to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final. Though France lost on penalties to Lionel Messi and Argentina, Mbapp's eight goalsthe highest total in two decadessolidified his status as the successor to the global football throne.

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Mike Renner grades the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft

NFL Draft Tracker 2026: Full Results, List of Picks From Rounds 1-3 originally appeared on SportsNet Pittsburgh. Add SportsNet Pittsburgh as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The first round of the 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, and Steelers fans now have a much clearer picture of how the board is taking shape.The Raiders opened the night by selecting Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza with the No. 1 overall pick, ending months of mock drafts and speculation. From there, the rest of the first round delivered the usual draft-night chaos, with picks, surprises and moves that could shape Pittsburghs plans moving forward.For the Steelers, every selection matters. Each quarterback, offensive lineman, cornerback or playmaker off the board changes what could be available when Pittsburgh is on the clock.Heres a look back at the latest updates, picks, trades and analysis from the first three rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft.NFL Draft tracker 2026: Full list of picks from Round 1-3PickTeamPlayerPositionSchool1Las Vegas RaidersFernando MendozaQBIndiana2New York JetsDavid BaileyLBTexas Tech3Arizona CardinalsJeremiyah LoveRBNotre Dame4Tennessee TitansCarnell TateWROhio State5New York GiantsArvell ReeseLBOhio State6Kansas City Chiefs (from CLE)Mansoor DelaneDBLSU7Washington CommandersSonny StylesLBOhio State8New Orleans SaintsJordyn TysonWRArizona State9Cleveland Browns (from KC)Spencer FanoOTUtah10New York Giants (from CIN)Francis MauigoaOTMiami11Dallas Cowboys (from MIA)Caleb DownsSOhio State12Miami Dolphins (from DAL)Kadyn ProctorOTAlabama13Los Angeles Rams (from ATL)Ty SimpsonQBAlabama14Baltimore RavensOlaivavega IoaneGPenn State15Tampa Bay BuccaneersRueben Bain Jr.EdgeMiami16New York Jets (from IND)Kenyon SadiqTEOregon17Detroit LionsBlake MillerOTClemson18Minnesota VikingsCaleb BanksDTFlorida19Carolina PanthersMonroe FreelingOTGeorgia20Philadelphia Eagles (from DAL)Makai LemonWRUSC21Pittsburgh SteelersMax IheanachorOTArizona State22Los Angeles ChargersAkheem MesidorEdgeMiami23Dallas Cowboys (from PHI)Malachi LawrenceEdgeUCF24Cleveland Browns (from JAX)KC ConcepcionWRTexas A&M25Chicago BearsDillon ThienemanSOregon26Houston Texans (from BUF)Keylan RutledgeGGeorgia Tech27Miami Dolphins (from SF)Chris JohnsonCBSan Diego State28New England Patriots(from BUF)Caleb LomuOTUtah29Kansas City Chiefs (from LAR)Peter WoodsDTClemson30New York Jets (from SF)Omar Cooper Jr.WRIndiana31Tennessee Titans (from BUF)Keldric FaulkEdgeAuburn32Seattle SeahawksJadarian PriceRBNotre DamePickTeamPlayerPositionSchool33San Francisco 49ers (from NYJ)De'Zhaun StriblingWROle Miss34Arizona CardinalsChase BisontisGTexas A&M35Buffalo Bills (from TEN)TJ ParkerEdgeClemson36Houston Texans (from LV)Kayden McDonaldDTOhio State37New York GiantsColton HoodCBTennessee38Las Vegas Raiders (from HOU)Treydan StukesSArizona39Cleveland BrownsDenzel BostonWRWashington40Kansas City ChiefsR Mason ThomasEdgeOklahoma41Cincinnati BengalsCashius HowellEdgeTexas A&M42New Orleans SaintsChristen MillerDTGeorgia43Miami DolphinsJacob RodriguezLBTexas Tech44Detroit Lions (from NYJ)Derrick MooreEdgeMichigan45Baltimore RavensZion YoungEdgeMissouri46Tampa Bay BuccaneersJosiah TrotterLBMissouri47Pittsburgh Steelers (from IND)Germie BernardWRAlabama48Atlanta FalconsAvieon TerrellCBClemson49Carolina Panthers (from MIN)Lee HunterDTTexas Tech50New York Jets (from DET)D'Angelo PondsCBIndiana51Carolina PanthersJake GoldayLBCincinnati52Green Bay PackersBrandon CisseCBSouth Carolina53Indianapolis Colts (from PIT)CJ AllenLBGeorgia54Philadelphia EaglesEli StowersTEVanderbilt55New England Patriots (from LAC)Gabe JacasEdgeIllinois56Jacksonville JaguarsNate BoerkircherTETexas A&M57Chicago BearsLogan JonesCIowa58Cleveland Browns (from SF)Emmanuel McNeil-WarrenSToledo59Houston TexansMarlin KleinTEMichigan60Tennessee Titans (from CHI)Anthony Hill Jr.LBTexas61Los Angeles RamsMax KlareTEOhio State62Buffalo Bills (from DEN)Davison IgbinosunCBOhio State63Los Angeles Chargers (from NE)Jake SlaughterCFlorida64Seattle SeahawksBud ClarkSTCUPickTeamPlayerPositionSchool65Arizona CardinalsCarson BeckQBMiami66Denver Broncos (from BUF)67Las Vegas Raiders68Philadelphia Eagles (from NYJ)69Chicago Bears (from TEN)70San Francisco 49ers (from CLE)71Washington Commanders72Cincinnati Bengals73New Orleans Saints74Kansas City Chiefs (from CLE)75Miami Dolphins76Pittsburgh Steelers (from DAL)77Tampa Bay Buccaneers78Indianapolis Colts79Atlanta Falcons80Baltimore Ravens81Jacksonville Jaguars (from DET)82Minnesota Vikings83Carolina Panthers84Green Bay Packers85Pittsburgh Steelers86Los Angeles Chargers87Miami Dolphins (from PHI)88Jacksonville Jaguars89Chicago Bears90San Francisco 49ers91Las Vegas Raiders (from HOU)92Dallas Cowboys (from SF)93Los Angeles Rams94Miami Dolphins (from DEN)95New England Patriots96Seattle Seahawks97Minnesota Vikings (Comp)98Minnesota Vikings (from PHI)99Pittsburgh Steelers (Comp)100Jacksonville Jaguars (from DET)NFL Draft trade details 2026Friday, April 249:04 p.m.:It's another trade, with the Bills trading up to pick 62, which was held by the Broncos.It's picks 66 and 182 for 62.9:01 p.m.:The Titans have traded up to pick 60, sending picks 69 and 144 to the Bears.8:51 p.m.:Now, the Cleveland Browns are moving up, trading with the 49ers for pick 58. The full trade, per Mike Garafolo, is 58 and 152 for 70 and 107.8:42 p.m.:A high-profile player is on the move, with the Philadelphia Eagles acquiring edge rusher Jonathan Greenard from the Vikings for pick 98 and a third rounder in 2027.8:37 p.m.: The Patriots have traded up to pick 55, making a move with the Los Angeles Chargers and are now on the clock. The Chargers receive picks 63, 131 and 202, per Field Yates.8:13 p.m.:Now, the Carolina Panthers are moving up, with the Vikings trading pick 49 to the NFC South champions.8:04 p.m.:The Pittsburgh Steelers have traded up into the 47th picks, sending 53 135 and 237 for 47 and 249.7:55 p.m.:Linebacker Dee Winters is on the move, going to the Dallas Cowboys for pick 152.7:51 p.m.:The New York Jets have traded pick 44 to the Detroit Lions, gaining picks 50 and 128. Aaron Glenn makes a trade with his former team.7:19 p.m.:We have our first trade of the night, with the Texans trading up to pick 36 and the Raiders moving back. Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Texans receive picks 36 and 117 for picks 38 and 91.Thursday, April 238:43 p.m. ET: Per Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero, the Browns have traded the No. 6 pick to the Chiefs for picks 9, 74 and 148.9:10 p.m. ET:Per Jeff Howe, the Cowboys (12) traded with Miami (11) right before Miami was going to make their pick.Dolphins getting picks 12, 177, and 180.9:55 p.m. ET: Per Adam Schefter, the Eagles have traded picks with the Cowboys. Philadelphia has gone from 23 to 20. Cowboys got that pick from Green Bay. Dallas will now have picks 23, 114, and 137.10:30 p.m. ET:The Buffalo Bills have traded the No. 26 pick to the Houston Texans, moving two picks back. The full trade is picks 26 and 91 for 28, 69 and 167.10:35 p.m.:Per Mike Garafolo, the Dolphins have traded up to pick 27, with the 49ers going back to 30. The full trade is picks 27 and 138 for picks 30 and 90.10:43 p.m.:There has been an AFC East trade, with the Patriots trading up for pick 28 and sending picks 30 and 125 to the Bills.10:55 p.m.:The Jets have traded back into the first round, moving into the 49ers' spot at No. 30 and sending 30 and 179 to John Lynch's team.10:57 p.m.:The Bills make another trade, sending pick 31, along with 69 and 165, to the Titans for picks 35, 66, and 101.How to watch NFL Draft 2026: TV channel, live streamTV channel:ABC| ESPN| NFL NetworkLive stream:fuboThe 2026 NFL Draft will air live on ABC, ESPN andNFL Network. Viewers looking to stream the NFL Draft can watch every round onfubo.Fubooffers a free trial for new subscribers, so you can try the service before you buy. Stream ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox and 100-plus top channels of live TV and sports without cable. (Participating plans only. Taxes and fees may apply.)NFL Draft 2026 dates, start timesDate:Thursday, April 23 | Friday, April 24 | Saturday, April 25Time:8 p.m. ET| 7 p.m. ET| Noon ETThe 2026 NFL Draft will begin with Round 1 at 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, April 23. The event will continue with Rounds 2 and 3 on Friday, April 24, and conclude with Rounds 4-7 on Saturday, April 25.RoundDateStart time (ET)TV/Live stream1Thursday, April 238 p.m.ABC, ESPN,NFL Network,fubo2-3Friday, April 247 p.m.ABC, ESPN, NFL Network,fubo4-7Saturday, April 25NoonABC, ESPN, NFL Network,fuboNFL Draft order by round 2026Round 1RoundPickOverallTeam111Las Vegas Raiders122New York Jets133Arizona Cardinals144Tennessee Titans155New York Giants166Kansas City Chiefs (from CLE)177Washington Commanders188New Orleans Saints199Cleveland Browns (from KC)11010New York Giants (from CIN)11111Dallas Cowboys (from MIA)11212Miami Dolphins (from DAL)11313Los Angeles Rams (from ATL)11414Baltimore Ravens11515Tampa Bay Buccaneers11616New York Jets (from IND)11717Detroit Lions11818Minnesota Vikings11919Carolina Panthers12020Philadelphia Eagles (from DAL)12121Pittsburgh Steelers12222Los Angeles Chargers12323Dallas Cowboys (from PHI)12424Cleveland Browns (from JAX)12525Chicago Bears12626Houston Texans (from BUF)12727Miami Dolphins (from SF)12828New England Patriots (from BUF)12929Kansas City Chiefs (from LAR)13030New York Jets (from SF)13131Tennessee Titans (from BUF)13232Seattle SeahawksRound 2RoundPickOverallTeam2133San Francisco 49ers (from NYJ)2234Arizona Cardinals2335Buffalo Bills (from TEN)2436Houston Texans (from LV)2537New York Giants2638Las Vegas Raiders (from HOU)2739Cleveland Browns2840Kansas City Chiefs2941Cincinnati Bengals21042New Orleans Saints21143Miami Dolphins21244Detroit Lions (from NYJ)21345Baltimore Ravens21446Tampa Bay Buccaneers21547Pittsburgh Steelers (from IND)21648Atlanta Falcons21749Carolina Panthers (from MIN)21850Detroit Lions21951Minnesota Vikings (from CAR)22052Green Bay Packers22153Indianapolis Colts (from PIT)22254Philadelphia Eagles22355New England Patriots (from LAC)22456Jacksonville Jaguars22557Chicago Bears22658Cleveland Browns (from SF)22759Houston Texans22860Tennessee Titans (from CHI)22961Los Angeles Rams23062Buffalo Bills (from DEN)23163Los Angeles Chargers (from NE)23264Seattle SeahawksRound 3RoundPickOverallTeam3165Arizona Cardinals3266Buffalo Bills (from TEN)3367Las Vegas Raiders3468Philadelphia Eagles (from NYJ)3569Chicago Bears (from TEN)3670San Francisco 49ers (from CLE)3771Washington Commanders3872Cincinnati Bengals3973New Orleans Saints31074Cleveland Browns (from KC)31175Miami Dolphins31276Pittsburgh Steelers (from DAL)31377Tampa Bay Buccaneers31478Indianapolis Colts31579Atlanta Falcons31680Baltimore Ravens31781Jacksonville Jaguars (from DET)31882Minnesota Vikings31983Carolina Panthers32084Green Bay Packers32185Indianapolis Colts (from PIT)32286Los Angeles Chargers32387Miami Dolphins (from PHI)32488Jacksonville Jaguars32589Chicago Bears32690San Fransisco 49ers (from MIA)32791Houston Texans (from BUF)32892Dallas Cowboys (from SF32993Los Angeles Rams33094Miami Dolphins (from DEN)33195New England Patriots33296Seattle Seahawks33397Minnesota Vikings(compensatory)33498Minnesota Vikings (from PHI)33599Pittsburgh Steelers (compensatory)336100Jacksonville Jaguars (special compensatory)Round 4RoundPickOverallTeam41101Buffalo Bills (from TEN)42102Las Vegas Raiders43103New York Jets44104Arizona Cardinals45105New York Giants46106Houston Texans (from WAS)47107San Francisco 49ers (from CLE)48108Denver Broncos (from NO)49109Kansas City Chiefs410110Cincinnati Bengals411111Denver Broncos (from MIA)412112Dallas Cowboys413113Indianapolis Colts414114Dallas Cowboys (from PHI)415115Baltimore Ravens416116Tampa Bay Buccaneers417117Las Vegas Raiders (from MIN)418118Detroit Lions419119Carolina Panthers420120Green Bay Packers421121Pittsburgh Steelers422122Atlanta Falcons (from PHI)423123Los Angeles Chargers424124Jacksonville Jaguars425125Buffalo Bills (from NE)426126Buffalo Bills427127San Francisco 49ers428128New York Jets (from DET)429129Chicago Bears (from LAR)430130Miami Dolphins (from DEN)431131Los Angeles Chargers (from NE)432132New Orleans Saints (from SEA)433133San Francisco 49ers(compensatory)434134Las Vegas Raiders(compensatory)435135Indianapolis Colts (from PIT)436136New Orleans Saints(compensatory)437137Dallas Cowboys (from PHI)438138Miami Dolphins (from SF)439139San Francisco 49ers (compensatory)440140New York Jets(compensatory)Round 5RoundPickOverallTeam51141Houston Texans (from LVR)52142Tennessee Titans (from NYJ)53143Arizona Cardinals54144Tennessee Titans55145New York Giants56146Cleveland Browns57147Washington Commanders58148Cleveland Browns (from KC)59149Cleveland Browns (from CIN)510150New Orleans Saints511151Miami Dolphins512152Cleveland Browns (from SF)513153Green Bay Packers (from ATL)514154Baltimore Ravens515155Tampa Bay Buccaneers516156Indianapolis Colts517157Detroit Lions58158Carolina Panthers (from MIN)519159Carolina Panthers520160Green Bay Packers521161Pittsburgh Steelers522162Baltimore Ravens (from LAC)523163Minnesota Vikings (from PHI)524164Jacksonville Jaguars525165Tennessee Titans (from BUF)526166Jacksonville Jaguars (from SF527167Buffalo Bills (from HOU)528168Buffalo Bills529169Kansas City Chiefs (from LAR)530170Denver Broncos531171New England Patriots532172New Orleans Saints (from SEA)533173Baltimore Ravens(compensatory)534174Baltimore Ravens(compensatory)535175Las Vegas Raiders(compensatory)536176Kansas City Chiefs(compensatory)537177Miami Dolphins (from DAL)538178Philadelphia Eagles(compensatory)539179San Francisco 49ers (from NYJ)540180Miami Dolphins (from DAL)541181Detroit Lions(compensatory)Round 6RoundPickOverallTeam61182Buffalo Bills (from NYJ)62183Arizona Cardinals63184Tennessee Titans64185Las Vegas Raiders65186New York Giants66187Washington Commanders67188Seattle Seahawks (from CLE)68189Cincinnati Bengals69190New Orleans Saints610191New England Patriots (from KC)611192New York Giants (from MIA)612193New York Giants (from DAL)613194Tennessee Titans (from BAL)614195Tampa Bay Buccaneers615196Minnesota Vikings (from IND)616197Philadelphia Eagles (from ATL)617198New England Patriots (from MIN)618199Cincinnati Bengals (from DET)619200Carolina Panthers620201Green Bay Packers621202Los Angeles Chargers (from NE)622203Jacksonville Jaguars (from PHI)623204Los Angeles Chargers624205Detroit Lions (from JAX)625206Cleveland Browns (from CHI)626207Los Angeles Rams (from HOU)627208Las Vegas Raiders (from BUF)628209Washington Commanders (from SF)629210Kansas City Chiefs (from LAR)630211Baltimore Ravens (from DEN)631212New England Patriots632213Detroit Lions (from SEA)633214Indianapolis Colts(compensatory, from PIT)634215Atlanta Falcons(compensatory, from PHI)635216Pittsburgh Steelers(compensatory)Round 7RoundPickOverallTeam71217Arizona Cardinals72218Dallas Cowboys (from TEN)73219Las Vegas Raiders74220Buffalo Bills (from NYJ)75221Cincinnati Bengals (from NYG)76222Detroit Lions (from CLE)77223Washington Commanders78224Pittsburgh Steelers (from NO)79225Tennessee Titans (from KC)710226Cincinnati Bengals711227Miami Dolphins712228New York Jets (from DAL)713229Tampa Bay Buccaneers714230Pittsburgh Steelers (from IND)715231Atlanta Falcons716232Los Angeles Rams (from BAL)717233Jacksonville Jaguars (from DET)718234Minnesota Vikings719235Minnesota Vikings (from CAR)720236Green Bay Packers721237Pittsburgh Steelers722238Miami Dolphins (from LAC)723239Chicago Bears (from PHI)724240Jacksonville Jaguars725241Chicago Bears726242New York Jets (from BUF)727243Houston Texans (from SF)728244Minnesota Vikings (from HOU)729245Jacksonville Jaguars (from LAR)730246Denver Broncos731247New England Patriots732248Cleveland Browns (from SEA)733249Pittsburgh Steelers (from IND)734250Baltimore Ravens(compensatory)735251Los Angeles Rams(compensatory)736252Los Angeles Rams(compensatory)737253Baltimore Ravens(compensatory)738254Indianapolis Colts(compensatory)739255Green Bay Packers(compensatory)740256Denver Broncos(compensatory)741257Denver Broncos(compensatory)

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Real Madrid icon Fernando Hierro has sparked transfer speculation by suggesting that Mohamed Salah would be a perfect addition to the Spanish capital. As the Egyptian forward approaches the final weeks of his legendary Liverpool career, the former Al-Nassr sporting director admitted that any top club would be privileged to secure the free agent. Egyptian star enters final months of contract Salah is set to bring his trophy-laden spell at Liverpool to an end after reaching an agreement to conclude his contract a year ahead of schedule this summer. The 33-year-old has remained a vital figure on Merseyside this term, registering 12 goals and nine assists across 38 appearances in all competitions. Despite intense interest from across the globe, the Egypt international maintains that no definitive decision has been reached regarding his next destination once he becomes a free agent. 'A true football phenomenon' Hierro, who secured three Champions League titles with Los Blancos, believes Salah possesses the world-class quality required to thrive in La Liga. The former defender insisted that the forward's adaptability and experience would make him an asset for any elite side, including Madrid or Barcelona. Discussing the prospect of the Liverpool talisman arriving at the Santiago Bernabeu, Hierro told ON Sport: "Salah to Real Madrid? Of course, I would love that. Salah is an outstanding player in every sense of the word. No one can deny his huge impact at Liverpool and the achievements he has made, especially winning the Premier League. I would love to see him at Real Madrid - anything is possible in football. "Salah is the type of player any club in the world would want to sign. He is exceptional and has a direct impact on the pitch. He is not just a great player; he is a true football phenomenon who makes the difference wherever he plays. "Imagine him in La Liga, whether with Real Madrid or Barcelona it would be a huge boost for the competition. He has the quality, experience, and ability to adapt to any team or style of play. In the end, Mohamed Salah is a top player in every sense. Any club in the world would be proud to have him so why not see him one day at Real Madrid? Everything is possible in football." Saudi interest remains historical During his tenure as Al-Nassrs sporting director for the 2024-25 season, Hierro monitored Salahs situation but found the player committed to his Premier League duties at that time. While rumours frequently linked the winger with a move to the Middle East, Hierro clarified that official negotiations never reached an advanced stage. Reflecting on the previous attempts to lure the superstar to the Saudi Pro League and the players priorities, Hierro added: "There were indeed many reports in the past about the possibility of Mohamed Salah moving to the Saudi Pro League, but ultimately, the decision always lies with the player. At that time [last season], his main focus was on Liverpool, which is completely normal for a player of his level. "From our side, like any sporting management, when a name like Mohamed Salah comes up, it naturally attracts great interest because he is an exceptional player who would add value to any team in the world. So yes, in principle, it is impossible to reject the idea of signing a player of such quality - in fact, it would be an honor for any club. "However, it must be emphasised that most of what was reported remained within the realm of rumors and did not reach advanced stages, especially given the players commitment to his club at that time." Legacy complete at Anfield Salah will leave the Premier League as one of its most prolific players ever, having secured every major honour, including the Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, and FIFA Club World Cup. His decision to become a free agent this summer will likely trigger a massive bidding war between Europes elite and the Saudi Pro Leagues financial heavyweights. With his ability to deliver at the highest level still evident, his next choice will define the final chapter of a remarkable career.

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