The Texas Longhorns did receive some good news Tuesday night as NFL Draft declarations continue to be sent out on social media. And while the majority of the an

Steven Stamkos scored twice and also had an assist and Filip Forsberg added a goal and an assist as the Nashville Predators jumped out to a four-goal lead and then held on for a milestone 5-3 victory over the visiting Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday night.

Texas wide receivers Matthew Golden and Isaiah Bond are both forgoing their remaining eligibility and entering the 2025 NFL Draft. The Longhorns, fresh off a run to the College Football Playoff semifinal round,

Junior Pro Comparison: Nate Burleson Texas Longhorns wide receiver Matthew Golden is an explosive pass catcher who boasts versatility in how he can impact a passing game.

Texas football wide receiver Matthew Golden intends to declare for the NFL Draft, according to multiple reports. Golden, a junior, will forego his final year of collegiate eligibility after playing one season for the Longhorns.

University of Texas wide receiver Matthew Golden will forgo the rest of his eligibility to enter the NFL draft, Pete Thamel of ESPN reports.

Unlike previous years, the 2025 NFL Draft class doesn't feature a loaded roster of wide receiver prospects, but Texas Longhorns wideout Matthew Golden has the chance to be one of the top players in the group.

Golden racked up 987 receiving yards on 58 catches, averaging 17 yards per reception, with nine touchdowns for the Longhorns. He had 100 or more receiving yards in two games, including an 8-catch, 162-yard performance against Georgia in the Southeastern Conference championship game and a 7-catch,

He joins a long list of Texas players to announce their draft plans since the team lost last week to Ohio State in the College Football Playoff semifinals. Fellow Longhorn wideout Matthew Golden, who also transferred to the team this season,

Bond joins several other Longhorns to declare for the draft, including receiver Matthew Golden and running back Jaydon Blue.