The standout edge rusher from SMU was drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the fifth round with the No. 157 overall pick.

Chiefs strike it big with Ohio State’s Josh Simmons and SMU’s Brashard Smith. Plus, injury concerns prevented three of the best players from being selected.

SMU running back Brashard Smith was taken in the seventh-round, No. 228 overall, in a deal with the New England Patriots. The ...

The Kansas City Chiefs may have found their running back of the future in Isiah Pacheco, but he regressed in 2024 due to an ...

Johnson recently transferred to Rice, according to a report, and Knighton on Monday agreed to continue his playing career at ...

The Chiefs also got Tennessee defensive tackle Omarr Norman-Lott, Louisville defensive end Ashton Gillotte, California ...

Ohio State Buckeyes offensive lineman Josh Simmons works out during the team’s pro day for NFL scouts at the Woody Hayes ...

After spending the weekend sorting through each team's draft class, Yardbarker NFL writers have so many questions.

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Second guessers may want to save this link for future reference after some of the numerous running backs and edge rushers the ...

T he Kansas City Chiefs went into the NFL Draft with five running backs on their roster: returning players Isiah Pacheco, ...

Per Chiefs Wire, the team’s newest running back Brashard Smith had heard the comparisons and gave his thoughts on it.