Several players in this year’s draft crop have family connections to the NFL, starting with Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck.

Andrew Luck will soon be wearing an Indianapolis Colts jersey. The digits on it, though, have not yet been determined, writes NFL.com and NFL Network reporter Albert Breer.

The Colts will take Andrew Luck with the first overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, but where should you take him in your fantasy leagues?

With the 2012 draft looming this weekend, it’s time for a true mock draft projecting every round of action. NFL.com’s Chad Reuter submits all 253 picks.

Indianapolis Colts general manager Ryan Grigson said Tuesday that Andrew Luck will be the first pick in this year’s NFL draft, confirming that the team would take the Stanford quarterback.

Brian Billick explains why Robert Griffin III will be entering a better situation in Washington than Andrew Luck will in Indianapolis. Do Willie McGinest and Daryl Johnston agree? What say you?

NFL Films’ Greg Cosell took a very different approach to his mock draft, choosing players based on film study and sense of team needs. The main objective of Cosell’s mock is to further discuss the top players by putting them in a draft format. One other caveat: A total disregard for documented off-field problems, character issues, anything that is not a function of on-field play.

With the 2012 NFL Draft just a few days away, NFL Network analyst Michael Lombardi reveals 10 premonitions about this three-day extravaganza. Here are the top five.

Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III has had a sterling reputation throughout the NFL draft evaluation process, but one unnamed scout isn’t convinced that RG3 is the league’s next golden boy.

The Colts have informed Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck that he will be the No. 1 overall draft pick in next week’s NFL draft, multiple outlets reported Thursday.

Beyond the projected top two picks in the 2012 NFL Draft — Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III — and the exploding draft stock of Ryan Tannehill resides the next projected quarterback off the board, Brandon Weeden.

NFL.com’s Dave Dameshek explores the alternate universe had Stanford QB Andrew Luck decided on entering the 2011 NFL Draft. And yes, it somehow involves a new gig for Tim Tebow.

Everyone agrees that top QB prospects Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III have bright futures, but NFL Network analysts Steve Mariucci and Kurt Warner don’t see either having much success immediately, at least in terms of wins and losses.

The headliner at Stanford’s pro day was QB Andrew Luck, but TE Coby Fleener is one of four players who might be taken in the first round of April’s draft.

Normally, I would make a joke here about all of the attention given to the Tim Tebow press conference, but I’m going to lead off with some Tebow news so it would be rather hypocritical.