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 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

The Minnesota Vikings were the big winners of the first round but the 49ers, Rams, Steelers and Bengals also made moves that could pay off immediately. Which teams, on the other hand, made head-scratching picks in the top 32? Rob Rang grades each selection of the first round. ...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

Utah's Star Lotulelei, Georgia's Jarvis Jones and Houston's D.J. Hayden each possess the talent to warrant a high selection in the 2013 NFL Draft. A more troubling connection between the three, however, is that each has been red-flagged medically, which could have disastrous impact on their draft stock. ...more

Houston cornerback D.J. Hayden nearly died in November after a freak hit in practice tore a vein in his heart. He sure looked healthy Monday, however, clocking in with an unofficial time of 4.33 in the 40-yard dash before tweaking his hamstring. ...more

CEO Banner cites QB, pass rush as keys to sustained success ...more

Georgia pass-rusher Jarvis Jones led the country in sacks, tackles for loss and forced fumbles but a medical condition discovered in 2009 has teams concerned. Just how concerned teams are with the condition could determine whether Jones is a top five prospect or slip down the board considerably. ...more

Georgia pass-rusher Jarvis Jones will skip the athletic testing at the Combine and instead wait to work out at his March 21 Pro Day. The decision shouldn't impact his draft status, as the most important thing he would have needed to demonstrate to scouts in Indianapolis is that he is healthy. ...more