NFL draft is officially just over three weeks away. The weekend that will make the dreams of 257 selected players—and a bevy of undrafted signees—come true is also a major turning point for NFL teams who can fill many of their roster holes with young,

NFL draft's quarterback class looks like a far cry from last year's group. Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders lead the rankings, but who's next?

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Looking at the 2025 class, obvious names come to forefront as those who will be on the field and in the lineup from Week 1. Quarterback Cam Ward is likely going to be the first or second overall pick.

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The Giants have been heavily linked to quarterback Shedeur Sanders this offseason, and if the star passer out of Colorado is still available at the No. 3 pick, it’s likely he’ll be headed for New York. ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper appeared on UNSPORTSMANLIKE Radio this week and gave an interesting comparison for the young quarterback.

Schoen has been credited for resisting a “Hail Mary” swing for a quarterback that would have put self-preservation above the future of the organization. While it’s true the Giants have made modest commitments to veteran quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, the path to those signings can’t be ignored.

The intrigue around the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation continues to rise with the 2025 NFL draft about three weeks away. The first wave of free agency has passed and Cleveland has made only one move for a passer: trading for Kenny Pickett,