We’ve seen the numbers grow in recent years, but since the merger in 1970, we’ve never seen as many rookie offensive linemen start in Week 1 like we did this past week.

With the Jaguars signing Eugene Monroe tonight, just three unsigned first-round draft pick picks remain.

Moments ago, the Packers announced the signing of first-round pick NT B.J. Raji. Terms of Raji’s contract were not disclosed by the team.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are close to inking their first-round draft pick, Eugene Monroe.

THe big defensive lineman could be back on a plane headed to Green Bay on a moment’s notice if need be, but closing the gap between him and the team will take significantly more work.

Several prominent hold outs do not seem close to reaching a resolution. Get the latest from Jason La Canfora.

The Jaguars and first-round draft pick Eugene Monroe have yet to reach a contract agreement, but the team is hoping to avoid a repeat of last year, when No. 8 overall selection Derrick Harvey missed 33 days of training camp during the longest holdout in franchise history.

Michael Fabiano discusses the fantasy implications of the NFL Draft.

ST. LOUIS — The Rams are going to try to beef up their offensive line, looking to replace departed OT Orlando Pace, along with getting a linebacker or a receiver with their second pick. The Rams are looking at OT Jason Smith right now, possibly even OT Eugene Monroe, but for right now, it looks like the tackle from Baylor will be the pick.

The Rams reportedly are closing in an offensive tackle with the No. 2 overall pick in next week’s NFL draft. But could another team with the same need possibly swing a trade?

Nine top prospects will attend Day 1 of the 2009 NFL Draft at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on April 25, the league announced Monday.

Virginia OT Eugene Monroe, whom Pat Kirwan projects to be the top pick in next month’s NFL Draft, had a solid workout today in Charlottesville.

With the sixth overall pick in April’s NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals will have plenty of options to fill a roster that could use an impact player on either side of the ball.

A common theme among many of the top prospects here at the combine is that they trained against elite teammates in college. Several players credited facing such high-quality competition daily at practice with their development.