A new seven-round mock draft at Pro Football Network started with a big cornerback and included plenty of help for the defensive line.

Because Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said in January that he thinks it’s time to start competing for championships in 2025, he probably needs to hit immediately on a couple more draft picks this year like he did with linebacker Edgerrin Cooper and safety Evan Williams in 2024.

With Egbuka in the fold, guys like Jayden Reed, Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks will have more room to operate and execute in the areas they do best. Christian Watson, when healthy, will have an opportunity to really exploit deeper areas of the field as well.

To help fill key needs, we traded back to gain an additional second-round pick in this seven-round mock. Pro Football Focus hated the results.

It’s one of the worst-kept secrets in the NFL that the Raiders need a QB, and they were aggressive in their effort to land their signal caller of the future in the draft. They have an extra third-round pick as a result of the Davante Adams trade, so they didn’t hesitate to ship one out to land their guy: Sanders.

Moving onto 2025, the Vikings may address their need for a running back in the NFL Draft and Daniel Jeremiah sees it happening in round one.

In a new mock draft at CBS Sports, the Green Bay Packers selected Michigan’s massive defensive tackle, Kenneth Grant. “The Packers could go wi

What do five different mock draft simulators (four with trades) predict for the New York Giants in the 2025 NFL draft? A little variety.

A Texas cornerback with three years of starting experience is selected by the Vikings in a recent mock draft from “The 33rd Team.”

Can a player with three consecutive seasons of 1.5 sacks upgrade the Green Bay Packers’ suspect pass rush? Texas A&M’s Shemar Stewart was the