KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Every April, the NFL Draft tells a story not just about the players selected, but about the pipelines that produced them. The 2026 class was no different. When the dust settled on three nights in April, 240 high schools across the country had placed at least one player on an NFL roster. Two schools stood above the rest. IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, and St. Frances Academy in Baltimore, Maryland each produced four drafted players. What makes that numb

PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA - Two days before NFL teams make their selections, Chris Brazzell II finds himself in the most uncomfortable position a draft prospect can occupy: universally respected for his talent, widely questioned for everything else. It is common for this kind of slide in projections to happen as teams make the final calls. The former Tennessee wide receiver carries the kind of physical profile that makes scouts lean forward. His elite speed, natural hands, a

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - The clipboards are out. The stopwatches are ready. On Tuesday afternoon in Knoxville, Tennessee’s best get one shot to make NFL front offices forget every doubt and remember every highlight. Months of rehab, film sessions, and 4 a.m. workouts all come down to this. For a handful of Volunteers, Tuesday’s Pro Day is the last chance to highlight the development on Rocky Top. Pro Day is set for the afternoon of Tuesday, March 31, 2026, inside the Vols’ Ander

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The NFL Playoff Divisional Rounds put the 10 in Tennessee. Ten former Tennessee Volunteers were on rosters this weekend, with seven active. Fans of the Vols saw their alumni featured in every divisional-round game. The Bills were the first to lose out in the Divisional rounds. The Broncos advanced to the AFC Championship Game, keeping their Super Bowl aspirations alive. Former Vol Josh Palmer was eliminated as the Broncos capitalized on multiple Bills tu