The latest ESPN mock draft has the New York Jets targeting an offensive position with seventh pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.

The Minnesota Vikings are into the offseason with a weird mix of hope and sadness from the fanbase. Within the team facility, it is safe to say that everyone on the roster is ready to build off of a strong 2024 season.

An incredibly popular pick for the Colts in most mock drafts, and it’s easy to see why. The Colts have a major need for pass-catching presence at the tight end position, and Warren was one of the best in that regard during the 2024 college football season.

Matt Miller goes two rounds deep in his latest mock draft. Who rose after the Senior Bowl? Which QBs will be early picks?

The Browns need help everywhere and have barely any salary cap space. Might as well roll the dice with an electric young QB, right?

San Francisco is projected to land four comp picks, and their seventh-round choice via the Panthers came in a trade last year that landed kicker Zane Gonzalez with the 49ers. It’s unclear what the conditions of the pick swap were, so there’s a chance San Francisco actually holds onto its own pick, which is slated for No. 229.

Most mock drafts have the New England Patriots going in one of three directions: wide receiver, offensive lineman or pass rusher. But on Monday, ESPN’s Matt Miller had New England going with a bit of a surprise in the 2025 NFL Draft. Miller has the Patriots take a defensive tackle.

With the Reese's Senior Bowl behind us, Pro Football Focus has put together a new 2025 NFL mock draft, taking into account what happened over the last week. So, how did that impact things for the Indianapolis Colts?

The first significant milestone of the draft cycle has come with the Shrine Bowl being complete and the Senior Bowl game set to be played tonight. Now that the Indianapolis Colts were able to watch many of the top prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft class up close at both events,