The only reason the Giants should take a QB not named Sanders or Ward at No. 3 is if Drew Allar declares for the draft at the last minute. Allar, a 6-foot-5, 230-pound standout at Penn State, has drawn comparisons to peak Carson Wentz and CJ Stroud. Alas, he might just stay in school — which is probably the best thing for his development.

The Tennessee Titans have the first overall pick for the first time since 1978. The franchise got it right back then, selecting Earl Campbell. This time around, there will be no running back going first overall.

The top of the draft order is set, and 18 NFL teams are headed to the offseason. So let's take a spin through Round 1 with projections for all 32 picks.

Speaking of having a man—the Patriots, and whoever will be coaching them, need to build around last year’s third overall pick Drake Maye. So, this pick could send the 22-year-old some much-needed protection or a much-needed go-to target.

The NFL's 18 teams that missed the playoffs can turn their attention to the draft. How might the top picks play out come April?

While there's a general belief the Tennessee Titans need to take a quarterback with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft, which QB they should

Well, the Giants might be in a situation where they can’t get Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders or Miami’s Cam Ward. And that’s exactly the scenario presented in the latest mock draft from ESPN’s Jordan Reid.