The two major college football All-Star games are behind us and now eyes will turn to the scouting combine as the next major event of the offseason. This is also the time when many draft experts will update or release their mock drafts.

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.

In the latest mock draft from our Christian D’Andrea, he’s got the Titans taking Miami’s Cam Ward to be the new QB in Tennessee. But in a new NFL mock from ESPN’s Matt Miller, he used the quotes about the Titans taking a “generational talent” and has them grabbing Penn State pass rusher Abdul Carter instead.

In his first mock draft of the offseason, NFL.com’s Lance Zierlein went out on a limb with the Panthers’ first-round pick.

NFL Mock Draft predicts the Tennessee Titans will trade the No. 1 pick, passing on Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter. Who do they covet?

Morrison would be an excellent choice in Round 2. If the Falcons can sign a veteran cornerback — such as Mike Hughes — for cheap, Morrison could eventually start opposite Terrell. Atlanta also has Clark Phillips III returning in 2025. The former Utah standout should be in line for a bigger role.

It looks like ESPN NFL draft writer Matt Miller has been reading my posts on X. I've been on the record very loudly that I would be good with the Pittsburgh Steelers going all Buckeyes in the first two rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft.

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

The Pittsburgh Steelers have some catching up to do on the offensive side of the ball this offseason. That’s why Matt Miller of ESPN has them selecting playmaking teammates with their first- and second-round picks in his latest mock draft.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' late-season defensive collapse may have fallen on their inability to stop the run, but arguably, the weakest positional unit on defense was the cornerback room. Outside of CB Joey Porter Jr.