The odds aren’t terribly attractive here, yet they are not highly prohibitive, either. Jeanty is widely forecasted to be a great fit for the Raiders at No. 6 overall. Las Vegas desperately needs an impact RB and only added Raheem Mostert during the offseason.

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What the Titans should do: Draft Miami quarterback Cam Ward With less than month before commissioner Roger Goodell takes the stage in Green Bay, Wisconsin and announces the opening of the 2025 NFL draft, Tennessee should be nearing the point where it has a strong indication of who is going to be its selection with the No. 1 overall pick.

The Houston Texans seem to be linked to three offensive linemen and a wide entering the 2025 NFL Draft as the No. 1 option at pick No. 25.

The Patriots have the fourth pick when the NFL Draft begins on April 24 and own nine total picks. Will they trade down in Round 1?

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen are entering a critical year after the franchise went 3-14 in 2024. They finally moved on from former first-round quarterback Daniel Jones and embraced the stress that comes with walking through the unemployed quarterback wilderness.

Most NFL GMs can add good players in the first round of the NFL Draft, but the best ones find great value in later rounds. Can Ryan Poles do that in 2025?

The Vikings have pick No. 24 in the first round of the NFL Draft but have only four picks overall. Can they trade down to accumulate more?

Is there a better possible scenario for the Giants in the 2025 NFL Draft than landing a potential long-term QB (Shedeur Sanders) AND O-line help (Tyler Booker) by the time Round 2 is over? Chad Reuter projects the ideal top two picks for all 32 teams.