The NFL Draft has a lot of interesting elements to it. Each year, there are at minimum 256 picks with each team receiving a pick in all seven rounds and 32 awarded compensatory selections. There are often more compensatory selections added in round three with minority head coach and general manager hires.

Ex-NFL general manager Joe Douglas is back in the league with a new job with the Philadelphia Eagles after being fired by the New York Jets.

The San Francisco 49ers are reportedly "expected" to reunite with former Jacksonville Jaguars' assistant general manager Ethan Waugh.

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen would not be in favor of an NFL draft lottery similar to the NBA and NHL.

Joe Douglas is back in the NFL and at a familiar spot. According to reports including the Philadelphia Inquirer, Douglas has returned to the Philadelphia Eagles. Prior to be hired by the New York Jets in 2019, Douglas was employed in Philly:

Those league sources told The Athletic that 10 teams — including the Ravens, Patriots, Lions and Jets — voted against that proposal, put forth by the Green Bay Packers. A majority of the league ultimately voted for a ban, but the Packers’ proposal fell two votes shy of the required 24-vote threshold.

Bills' Dion Dawkins helps launch NFL’s Protector of the Year Award, honoring the top offensive linemen of the season.

NBA Draft lottery results were so eye-popping that it’s now sparked a heated debate across a totally different sports league.

Jeanty proved that he is capable of being a dominant back in the league after coming extremely close to breaking a record held by Barry Sanders. Spytek, Brady and the Raiders are looking to turn the culture around in Las Vegas, and this is a step in the right direction in doing so.