The Saints trade up for a quarterback while the Patriots trade back into the first round in our new 2025 NFL mock draft.

The Saints trade up for a quarterback while the Patriots trade back into the first round in our new 2025 NFL mock draft.

The Saints appear to be strongly considering taking a quarterback, and former Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders appears to be in that mix.

The Titans may be locked in at No. 1, but more than half of the teams in the top 10 would be well-served to consider sliding back—whether it's to add a future first in a blockbuster or a more modest deal that brings added draft capital on Day 2. The Cleveland Browns have a number of options with the second overall pick on April 24.

Will Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll right the Giants' ship before it's too late? Can the 49ers, Bengals and Cowboys get back into contention after missing the playoffs last season? Eric Edholm spotlights nine teams that MUST ace the 2025 NFL Draft.

ESPN reports the Cleveland Browns are keeping the second pick in the NFL draft shrouded in mystery. Browns interested in multiple star prospects.

The latest NFL power rankings didn't hold back in their criticism of Mickey Loomis: 'Playing the Saints twice will help' every other NFC South team.

These 75 players on our NFL Draft Big Board will be the hottest commodities whether they're franchise cornerstones or role players.

And, because of their offseason moves, the Bears can go in plenty of directions with their first pick in the draft. Here's how we sort the potential options for the Bears at No. 10 overall in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Copyright: © 2025 ESPN Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved. Round 2: No. 47 Round 3: No. 78 Round 4: No. 115 Round 5: No. 152 Top three needs: WR, DT, G. The Cardinals strengthened their defense during free agency but can still benefit from drafting a prospect on the defensive line.

New head coach Ben Johnson had a lot of success running Detroit's offense, but it wouldn't have happened without the top-notch offensive line paving the way. If the Bears want to get to that level, they are going to have to replicate that to some degree,

The Chicago Bears were one of several teams with a new head coach to kick off their voluntary offseason program on Monday, where new and returning players reported to Halas Hall for the first phase of the offseason.