For mock drafts posted on Thursday morning, Giants reporters Darryl Slater of NJ Advance Media for NJ.com and Charlotte Carroll of The Athletic predicted that the Giants will take Penn State pass-rusher Abdul Carter over Sanders at No. 3.
Pickett generated some headlines when he said this past weekend that he intends to begin September as the club's starter over Flacco and an undetermined rookie.
Sanders has seemingly become the most polarizing prospect in the draft as it approaches.
It now appears that the Steelers and outsiders have just about the same information regarding Rodgers' plans for the 2025 season.
NFL insider Albert Breer explained why the Browns making Travis Hunter the second overall pick of the 2025 draft could work well for everybody involved.
Giants general manager Joe Schoen spoke with reporters on Wednesday and strongly indicated he is under no pressure to take Shedeur Sanders or any other QB in the first round.
Barring a surprising development, it seems likely the Patriots will make either Campbell or Membou the fourth overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft.
At this stage of the predraft process, it appears likely that both Sanders and other QBs such as Jaxson Dart will be on the board when the Jets are called to spend the seventh pick.
Longtime college football offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach David Yost had a stunning comparison for Shedeur Sanders.
It's assumed a team such as the Browns could trade back into the first round to ensure that a fifth-year option is attached to the rookie contract for a yet-to-be-determined signal-caller.
Some understandably assumed when it was learned that Milroe had accepted an invitation to attend the 2025 NFL Draft that it must be a certainty he will become a first-round pick on April 24.
Whatever team picks Shedeur Sanders had better be prepared to have quite the confident rookie in its quarterback room.
NFL insider Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated suggested Tuesday that the Saints could target a different signal-caller during the draft's first round.
ESPN draft guru Mel Kiper Jr. explained why he still believes Shedeur Sanders is the best quarterback to be drafted later this month.
Soto recently said that life with the Mets is "definitely different" because he previously "had the best hitter in baseball hitting behind me" while with the Yankees.
The NFL community continues to speculate why Shedeur Sanders is holding a private workout with the Giants one week before the draft.
Panthers general manager Dan Morgan clarified that he's open for business.
Williams won four of his first six starts in 2024 before he and the club endured a 10-game losing streak.
It seems more likely as of the third Tuesday of April that New England will spend the fourth pick on either Campbell or Membou.
NFL insider Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk suggested that Derek Carr's shoulder injury this past season is a big reason he's still with the Saints.
Miami's Cam Ward is widely seen as the top prospect at the position who deserves to go to the Tennessee Titans via the first overall pick of the player-selection process. However, it appears one current NFL head coach has a different quarterback atop his draft board.
An overwhelming majority of reporters and analysts are now convinced the Browns won't draft Shedeur Sanders at pick No. 2, perhaps because he may not want to end up in Cleveland.
Milroe's draft stock has been a moving target from the time he allegedly failed to impress teams during Senior Bowl week up until it was mentioned in late March that the Steelers could select him at overall pick No. 21.
The Falcons have suggested throughout the offseason that they are willing to have Cousins serve as a backup for Michael Penix Jr. if no team trades for the 36-year-old before the 2025 season gets underway.
Judge and Soto made up the dynamic one-two punch that guided the Bronx Bombers to the 2024 American League pennant.