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Which Kansas football players have been picked in 2025 NFL Draft? Check out each selection

During Leipold’s tenure, there was one player selected in 2022 (Kyron Johnson, Philadelphia Eagles, 6th round) and two players selected in 2024 (Dominick Puni, San Francisco 49ers, 3rd round; Austin Booker,

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Where Kansas football players are projected to land in the 2025 NFL Draft

Kansas could have as many as five players (Devin Neal, Cobee Bryant, Bryce Cabeldue, Mello Dotson and Logan Brown) selected in the 2025 draft. That would be the most KU players selected since the 1977 NFL Draft, when seven Jayhawks were picked.

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Pros, cons of Kansas City Chiefs picking Tennessee's Omarr Norman-Lott in 2025 NFL Draft

Tennessee defensive tackle Omarr Norman-Lott is a slippery pass rusher. He went to the Kansas City Chiefs in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft.

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Kansas football transfer portal tracker: Here’s who is in, out for Jayhawks this spring

Things have been pretty quiet for Kansas in the initial days of this window. There hasn’t been a flurry of movement in or out ...

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Kansas star, Lawrence native Devin Neal drafted by Saints

One of the greatest players in Kansas football history has a destination for the start of his professional career.

Kansas City Chiefs RB Brashard Smith on Isiah Pacheco comparisons: 'Cool hearing that'

During Saturday's press conference, Kansas City Chiefs RB Brashard Smith commented on Isiah Pacheco comparisons: 'Cool ...

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Several Kansas State Players Enter Transfer Portal Amid Roster Limitations

Kansas State's football program is already seeing the effects of the new 105-man roster limit rule. Seven of their players entered the transfer portal on Wednes ...

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Kansas Jayhawks Q&A: How KU basketball roster fits + latest on Darrion Williams

Beat writer Shreyas Laddha answers your top KU basketball, football and transfer portal questions in this week’s Q&A.

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Beretta and Bass Pro can’t be sued in Kansas college football shooting. Why not? | Opinion

The Kansas Supreme Court excused a gunmaker and gun dealer from lawsuit in a shooting that cost an athlete his leg.

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