Few teams are more successful in the first round than the Steelers. Expect that success to continue with Jarvis Jones, a perfect schematic and personality fit who could contend for Defensive Rookie of the Year honors. ...more

The Patriots hit it big with two former Marshall receivers in Randy Moss and Troy Brown. Does second-round pick Aaron Dobson have the combination of size, speed to give Tom Brady the vertical option this offense is missing? ...more

The Ravens and Steelers are old pros when it comes to retooling their rosters, but did the Bengals actually enjoy the strongest weekend of the AFC North? ...more

Teams swinging for the fences in the first round often come up empty, but a more measured, logical approach often results in better players drafted in later rounds. No one did that better Friday night than last year's Super Bowl opponents. Which other teams fared well in rounds two and three? ...more

The good news for Patriots fans is that they still have Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and exciting young talent on defense. The bad news? They only have five picks in the 2013 draft, including zero in rounds 4-6, which could once again make the Patriots one to watch for trade activity. ...more

Ben Roethlisberger's best weapon entering the draft is former sixth-round pick WR Antonio Brown. With no cap space to shop bargains in free agency, GM Kevin Colbert is on the spot to deliver in spades in 2013. ...more

Would the Steelers trade a starting wide receiver for a third-round pick? That's essentially the proposition left for GM Kevin Colbert, who has five days to ponder letting Sanders go to New England for the 91st overall pick. All things considered, it's a risk worth taking. ...more

Redskins GM Allen confirms NFL-provided times are rough starting point ...more