From the Titans' selection at No. 1 to the Chiefs' slot at the end of Round 7, Matt Miller predicted every single pick in the 2025 NFL draft.

ESPN dropped its first full seven-round mock of the 2025 NFL Draft season, and the results are interesting for Ohio State faithful. While my own seven-round mock featured 15 Buckeyes selected, Matt Miller also hit that mark in his projections.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The 2025 NFL Draft is just under a month away, and several Louisville players are hoping to hear their name called on draft night. 21 Cardinals recently took part in the program's annual Pro Day,

Post-NFL free agency mock drafts. That’s the good stuff. Two weeks’ worth of signings, releases and the occasional trade have helped shape individual team needs. Now, the focus returns to the incoming talent.

Tennessee's James Pearce Jr. and two other pass rushers are repeatedly mocked to the Lions at No. 28 in the latest roundup.

In our latest seven-round mock draft, the Falcons trade back in Round 1 and add an additional third-round pick before filling multiple needs. Check out the full mock below. After trading back four spots with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and picking up an additional third-round pick,

The Rams need support at linebacker and cornerback but could also add depth at receiver or offensive line. Even adding a quarterback late in the draft or trading out of the No. 26 pick isn't out of the question for L.

In his latest seven-round NFL mock draft, Ben Rolfe of the Pro Football Network has the Denver Broncos adding a pair of offensive weapons with their first two picks. In the first round, Rolfe mocks Ohio State wide receiver Emeka Egbuka to Denver at pick No.

After the first round, though, the team doesn't have much draft capital. With so many needs on defense, don't be surprised to see the Falcons use the majority of their picks on that side of the ball.