Three East Carolina football players have been indefinitely suspended following a serious incident involving gunfire in Greenville. This incident, which occurred within city limits, has raised significant concerns about the players' behavior and the implications for the football program.

The three players were implicated in reportedly firing a weapon into the air, which not only poses a safety risk but also stands against the values expected from student-athletes. The East Carolina football program now faces scrutiny as it navigates the consequences of these actions and their potential impact on the team's reputation.

RJ Felton, the standout guard from East Carolina, is set to showcase his skills at a predraft workout with the Toronto Raptors. Following an impressive senior season where he averaged 18.8 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 2.5 assists, Felton solidified his status as a top prospect, ranking third in the American Athletic Conference for points scored. His remarkable ability to shoot from beyond the arc, highlighted by a 37.6% success rate, makes him a strong candidate for NBA teams looking to enhance their shooting depth.

Felton's collegiate career is noteworthy, as he ranks second all-time for career field goals made at East Carolina and third in overall points scored. His performance at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament, where he scored 22 points in one game, has further elevated his draft stock. Known for his scoring prowess and hustle, Felton aims to leverage his predraft workouts to secure a favorable position ahead of the NBA Draft on June 25-26.

As the Atlanta Falcons prepare for the 2025 NFL Draft, their focus is on strengthening their defense, particularly in the pass rush. General Manager Terry Fontenot has yet to select a defensive player in the first round of any draft, but this trend may shift this year. The Falcons, who only have three picks in the first six rounds, are looking for high-impact players.

In a recent mock draft, Georgia linebacker Jalon Walker, a projected top-10 talent, is expected to be available at pick No. 15. Walker's versatility as both a hybrid linebacker and edge rusher, coupled with his athleticism, could rejuvenate the Falcons' defensive unit. Alongside Walker, the Falcons are anticipated to target East Carolina cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. in the second round, followed by more linebacker depth with Smael Mondon Jr. from Georgia in the fourth round.

The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for the 2025 NFL draft, bringing in a mix of local and national prospects to evaluate. Among the 30 national visitors they’ve hosted, wide receiver Matthew Golden is a standout, expected to complement CeeDee Lamb's playmaking ability and elevate the Cowboys' aerial attack. The Cowboys' strategy includes making trades to acquire key positions, targeting cornerback Shavon Revel and offensive guard Tate Ratledge, both of whom can address immediate needs.

With an eye on bolstering their running back corps, they aim to secure dynamic playmakers like Bhayshul Tuten from Virginia Tech and Ollie Gordon II from Oklahoma State. The focus on defensive talents like Ty Robinson and Cam Horsley ensures the Cowboys are also preparing to reinforce their front seven. This comprehensive approach will be crucial for Dallas to make a strong postseason push.

The Chicago Bears are gearing up for the 2025 NFL Draft with a strategic focus on bolstering their roster, particularly their cornerback position. Despite already having a solid group led by Jaylon Johnson, Kyler Gordon, and Tyrique Stevenson, the team is eyeing potential playmakers to enhance their secondary.

Prominent among the prospects is Travis Hunter from Colorado, a dual-threat talent who could significantly impact the Bears' offense and defense. With 36 tackles, four interceptions, and impressive receiving stats from last season, Hunter's versatility makes him a coveted pick. Will Johnson from Michigan is also on the radar, known for his contributions during Michigan's national championship run, while Jahdae Barron from Texas has demonstrated exceptional ability, totaling 67 tackles and five interceptions last season. Other notable mentions include Maxwell Hairston from Kentucky and Shavon Revel Jr. from East Carolina, both of whom could provide solid depth at the position.