Despite recent injury concerns and a tumultuous end in Green Bay, Alexander’s pedigree as a two-time Pro Bowler brings much-needed elite coverage to Baltimore’s secondary. Jackson’s vocal advocacy— “Go get him, Eric,” he told Eric DeCosta, Ravens General Manager— was the final nudge in what has become a statement acquisition for a Ravens defense intent on Super Bowl contention.

A mix of the Tavai injury situation and the "Mapu position switch" should be the catalyst that gets second-year safety Dell Pettus on this roster. I know some people are intrigued by new safety, Marcus Epps, but Pettus was legitimately good for this team a year ago as a defender and special-teams contributor.

In a long, prestigious line of "shifty and scrappy" white wide receivers who are < 6'0" in Patriots history, Eastern Washington's Efton Chism III appears to be in line to take up that mantle for this team in 2025.

The Chicago Bears entered another vital draft, trying to return to relevance in the second year of the Caleb Williams era and the start...

The one stretch that would worry me somewhat would be from late October through November, where the Panthers draw the Bills, Packers, Saints, Falcons, 49ers, and Rams in succession, but that stretch last year where they gave the Chiefs, Bucs, and Eagles all they could handle in consecutive weeks, then that season finale in Atlanta, gives me hope they can answer the bell against some tougher competition.

George Pickens could have eclipsed a thousand yards for the second season in a row last season. But that quest was halted by a three-game absence in December due to being listed on the injury reserve list. He became one hundred yards short of that goal by the end of the regular season.

Downs possesses an absolutely spectacular downhill trigger pull, elite movement skills that translate well against the run and pass, and the physicality and tone-setting ability you'd be looking for. This kid has been nothing short of spectacular in his first two years of college ball and is worthy of all the accolades and praise that have come his way.

Sawyer is an edge rusher out of Ohio St., and while he doesn't fill an immediate need, he is a very good player and can fill in as a rotational edge rusher or interior defensive end when the defense is in a 3-4 formation.

They were clearly very high on Savaiinaea because they paid quite a hefty price. However, he becomes an immediate starter at guard following the departure of Robert Jones. He can also cover multiple positions; he started 10 games at right tackle in 2023 and split time between left and right tackle in 2024.

I wouldn't worry too much about the arm length/wingspan, but I hope Doug Marone can try to get Campbell to get his habit of over-setting in pass protection out of his system pretty quickly. If so, I'd feel even better about him.

The Chargers are making it clear to the rest of the league that they are trying to be the Detroit Lions of the AFC

Getting Jihaad Campbell like theives in the night at pick 31 was nothing short of a spectacular way to get things going for them, as was Andrew Mukuba right after, who I was a bit higher on than most.

Honestly, I think the majority of the AFC teams can say they had fine drafts at the bare minimum, but as is the case every year, some...

Just two more sleeps separate us from the 2025 NFL Draft, and now feels as good a time as any to drop my annual big board. And to get a judge on where I differentiate from everyone else, we have prospect consensus rankings courtesy of Arif Hasan and Wide Left Football

There's a difference between your above-average back and a game-changing talent at running back. Jeanty is COMFORTABLY in the latter category.

Let's not waste any time, here's how I could see rounds 1-3 going.

Take it from someone who was mostly out up until now: Don't worry about the arm size too much. This kid can play.

Golden's ability to generate separation working laterally and on hitch routes is superb.

The touch Ward can put on some of these passes is exceptional, especially downfield at that.

No change here in the meanwhile; expect to see the Miami product Cam Ward end up in the Music City.