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Texas Safety Andrew Mukuba Drafted by Super Bowl Champions

With the No. 64 pick, the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles select safety Andrew Mukuba to further solidify an already elite secondary. The Eagles' draft last year was incredible, as they drafted Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean with their first two round picks.

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NFL teams with the most No. 1 draft picks in Super Bowl era

The Colts have scored the most No. 1 NFL draft picks in the Super Bowl era. Check out how other teams stack up since 1967.

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NFL Draft results for reigning Super Bowl champions aren’t pretty

Conversely, very little attention is given to incumbent Super Bowl champions and their respective draft night decisions. Looking over the last 10 reigning champions, it’s easy t

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Calls Mount For NFC West Team With Super-Bowl-Winning QB to Draft Shedeur Sanders

Once seen as a lock for the first or second round, the Colorado quarterback has watched pick after pick go by, slipping ...

Tyler Booker embraces Cowboys Nation, ready to end Super Bowl drought

Booker's family attended his first official press conference, where the former Alabama player repeatedly thanked them for ...

Quinyon Mitchell Says Eagles 'Gonna Run It Back for Sure' After Winning Super Bowl

The Eagles lost some key players this offseason in pass-rusher Josh Sweat, guard Mekhi Becton and defensive tackle Milton ...

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Los Angeles Rams Exciting Super Bowl Odds After Drafting Terrance Ferguson

Oregon Ducks tight end Terrance Ferguson was selected No. 46 overall in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft on Friday. Ferguson is now headed to team up with ...

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Two-time Super Bowl winner calls Will Campbell the ‘perfect’ Patriot

LSU offensive tackle Will Campbell poses after being chosen by the New England Patriots with the fourth overall pick during ...

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Jalen Hurts mum on plans to visit White House for Eagles' Super Bowl celebration

The Philadelphia Eagles have been invited back to the White House after their latest Super Bowl victory, but it appears that Jalen Hurts' appearance will be a game-time decision.