In the latest 2026 mock draft from USA TODAY, the New York Giants stay at No. 2 overall and make an unexpected selection.

The United States is celebrating its 250th anniversary in 2026, and Week 18 takes place the first weekend of the new year.

Join USA TODAY's NFL experts at 8:20 p.m. ET Sunday, Nov. 30, to have your burning NFL Week 13 questions answered in real time.

On a four-game win streak, are the Texans among the top 10 teams in the NFL entering Sunday Night Football's bout against the Chiefs?

Another week of NFL action is set to kick off on Thursday night, with an NFC showdown between the Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions getting Week 14 underway. We're in a crucial part of the season, with playoff races heating up and the stakes rising for several games around the league.

The NFL has announced that it will use a special football to commemorate the 250th year of the American experiment. Starting in Week 18, the first games to be played in 2026, a ball with a smaller NFL shield next to an “America 250" message will be used for all games.

Thanksgiving didn't go so well for the Detroit Lions, and as a result the team is falling in the NFL power rankings. The Week 13 loss to the Packers dropped Detroit to 7-5. It was the Lions second close loss to a playoff-positioned team in three weeks. Here's where the Lions sit in various NFL power rankings entering Week 14.

Another week of NFL action gets underway on Thursday, December 4, as the playoff race heats up. Kicking off Week 14 is a high-profile NFC clash between the Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions at Ford Field.

Week 11 looks like the toughest week to predict in the 2025 NFL regular season. That's tough, because it's not like our group of experts got Week 10 right, either. A modest slate of upsets last week gave way to a lineup of coin flip games. By my count ...

Both of those mocks had two Ohio State defensive players going atop the draft with linebacker Arvell Reese to the Titans, who took quarterback Cam Ward first overall in 2025, and the Giants grabbing stud Buckeyes safety Caleb Downs at No. 2.