The NFL draft is only weeks away, and the top prospects are beginning to earn their in-person invites. On Monday, multiple players, including Texas wide receiver Matthew Golden and Georgia defensive end/edge rusher Mykel Williams, accepted their invites to attend.

In addition to Sanders and Dart, the Steelers have hosted Louisville quarterback Tyler Shough and Dart. Coach Mike Tomlin and GM Omar Khan also attended numerous pro days, where they visited with Ohio State QB Will Howard, Alabama QB Jalen Milroe, Texas QB Quinn Ewers and Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard.

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McMillan is ranked by ESPN's Mel Kiper as the No. 2 WR prospect for the draft and No. 11 overall. McMillan continued to produce even as the Wildcats struggled to a 4-8 record, finishing top five nationally with 84 catches and 1,319 yards receiving to earn first-team AP All-Big 12 honors.

While they are still expected to select Cam Ward with the No. 1 overall pick, the Tennessee Titans decided to add to their quarterback room with four weeks to go before the start of the 2025 NFL Draft.

After both of their 2024 quarterbacks, Russell Wilson and Justin Fields, signed elsewhere this offseason, the Steelers combated the attrition by bringing back old friend Mason Rudolph on a two-year deal. At 29, however, he's merely a bridge option, not a long-term answer.

Former Ole Miss Rebels star quarterback Jaxson Dart bagged a turkey on a hunt after he had a standout performance at Ole Miss Pro Day last week.