The excitement for the 2026 NFL Draft continues to build in Pittsburgh as the city will play host to the annual event in April 2026. On Friday morning on the North Shore, the 2026 NFL Draft Local Organizing Committee, along with representatives from the NFL and the city, unveiled the branding for the big weekend on April 23-26.

Revealing the branding and style guide is the latest step in the preparation for the 2026 NFL Draft, which is expected to attract 500,000-700,000 visitors to the Pittsburgh region, while also putting the area on a worldwide stage, with more than 50 million viewers across the world.

It's jarring to me that we are already nearly halfway through the college football season and a quarter of the way through the NFL season. With that, however, we can already begin to start feeling out where teams have needs and what prospects are starting to round into form who can fill those needs

With 195 days to go until the NFL Draft, city leaders are ramping up preparations for what they are calling the biggest event Pittsburgh has ever hosted.

October will teach us a lot about the 2026 NFL draft's potential QB1. LaNorris Sellers will sink or swim against a series of future NFL players:

The 2026 NFL Draft class should feature a deep group of talented edge defender prospects, headlined by Miami’s Rueben Bain Jr. Edge defenders are players who line up on the edges of the defensive front (outside linebackers in a 3-4 alignment, or defensive ends in a 4-3 alignment).

ESPN's Football Power Index projects the 2026 NFL draft order for Round 1. Which teams have the best odds to pick early?

We may be just six games into the college football season, but I hope we can all agree that Arch Manning, whether flippantly, accidentally or otherwise, shouldn't be mentioned as part of the 2026 NFL Draft class.