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Which NFL teams had the most athletic draft classes in the 2026 NFL Draft? The @ChicagoBears, @BuffaloBills, @Raiders, @49ers and @Saints each averaged an 80+ NGS athleticism score across their first seven picks. See the full list at NFL.com/IQ powered by @awscloud

Zay Flowers in 2025 (WR ranks), per @NextGenStats: ▫️1,211 rec yds (6th) ▫️473 rec yds vs man (2nd) ▫️390 deep rec yds (3rd) ▫️515 slot rec yds (4th) ▫️549 rec yds on play action (2nd) ▫️299 rec yds in motion (3rd) ▫️491 rec yds wide open (1st)* ▫️222 rec yds on crossers (4th)

Who won the NFL Draft? I tapped into NFL IQ, powered by @awscloud and @NextGenStats to break down which team made the smartest moves, found the most value, and truly changed their future.  Tap in: nfl.com/iq

Most quick pressures in 2025, per @NextGenStats: 1. Abdul Carter - 48 2. Nik Bonitto - 44 3. Will Anderson Jr. - 35 4. Micah Parsons - 33 5. Myles Garrett - 31 6. Josh Hines-Allen - 27 7. Jeffery Simmons - 26 8. Aidan Hutchinson - 25 8. Chase Young - 25 10. Chris Jones - 24 > Under 2.5 seconds

Since 2023, the @Eagles have made five first-round picks. ALL FIVE landed on NGS’ annual Day 1 value picks list. The latest: @uscfb WR Makai Lemon, selected No. 20 after Philly traded up. See every team’s 2026 draft scores: NFL.com/IQ, powered by @awscloud

The Texans' Day 3 selections averaged an NGS overall draft score of 75, the highest among all teams that made at least four such selections. Analyze every team's draft class with NFL.com/IQ, powered by @awscloud

Now that the 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, what did every team’s Round 1 short list really look like? @MBandNFL uses post-draft reporting to project who teams may have been targeting, available on NFL IQ, powered by @awscloud. NFL.com/IQ » NFL Draft » Cheat Sheet

The Jets DOMINATED the 2026 NFL Draft 🤯 ▪️ Ranked No. 1 in NGS Draft Score (79.5), measuring the overall quality and projection of their class ▪️ Led Most Productive Draft Classes (78.4), highlighting the expected impact from their first seven picks The Jets may be moving different heading into the season 👀 (h/t via @NextGenStats)

The Chicago Bears have the most athletic draft class in 2026 👀 Based on the average NGS athleticism score of their first seven picks, they rank No. 1 among all teams 🤫 (h/t via @NextGenStats)

The Chiefs made the loudest statement in the league this weekend with their 2026 Draft class. With potential areas of need on offense, they loaded up on D. Using @awscloud and @NextGenStats, I break down why I think it was a home run. Check out: nfl.com/iq

The age old debate

Five teams - all in the AFC - selected multiple tight ends in the 2026 #NFLDraft, the most to do so in any draft under the 7-round format: #Dolphins, #Ravens, #Browns, #Jaguars and #Broncos Multiple TE sets were used on a @NextGenStats era high 33.2% of offensive plays in 2025

The Bears’ 2026 draft class ranks as the most athletic class league-wide by average NGS athleticism score at 83. Each of Chicago’s first six picks earned an NGS athleticism score of 76 or better. @ChicagoBears | #DaBears

Which NFL team had the best all-around 2026 draft class by the NGS overall draft score? The @nyjets, @Browns, @Eagles, @Commanders and @AZCardinals' first seven picks all averaged at least a 76 overall score.

RD 5 | PK #179 - 49ers: Enrique Cruz OT, Kansas Cruz reached the fastest top speed (20.69 mph) of any OL who ran the 40 at this year’s Combine. He also ranked among the top two OL in the vertical (35") and broad jump (9'8").

The Jets targeted high-production college prospects early in this year’s draft, selecting a league-high four players with NGS production scores of 80+ with each of their first four picks. Analyze every team's draft class with NFL.com/IQ powered by @awscloud

RD 5 | PK #153 - Packers: Jager Burton C, Kentucky At 6-4, 312 pounds, Burton ran a 4.94 40 and posted a 9-3 broad jump at the Combine, then recorded a 4.52 short shuttle at his pro day. His 96 NGS athleticism score led all OL in this year’s class.

RD 4 | PK #140 - Bengals: Colbie Young WR, Georgia At 6-4+, 218 pounds, Young reached 19.72 mph in the gauntlet drill, the fastest speed by any wide receiver who worked out at the 2026 Combine.

RD 5 | PK #141 - Texans: Kamari Ramsey S, USC Ramsey is the highest-rated player left on the board by the NGS overall score. He’s one of four safeties in this class with 75+ NGS production and athleticism scores, joining Caleb Downs, Dillon Thieneman and A.J. Haulcy.

RD 4 | PK #136 - Saints: Bryce Lance WR, North Dakota St. The younger brother of Chargers QB Trey Lance has a 6-3 3/8 frame, 32+ inch arms and a wingspan north of 79 inches. @MoveTheSticks' No. 99 overall prospect is 1 of 2 WRs in this class with a 98+ NGS athleticism score.