All I can say after reviewing the top of this year's NFL Draft class is that it's going to be a lot of fun. With very few sure-fire studs at the top compared to a year ago, expect evaluations to differ wildly from person to person on how to stack up this class.

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 Seahawks currently own the No. 18 overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft. Sanders is considered among the top two QB prospects alongside Miami’s Cam Ward. The general consensus considers this a weak QB class, meaning it’s within the realm of possibility that Sanders is available at 18th overall.

The pre-draft noise surrounding the Giants and the top quarterback prospect continues to grow louder, and one prominent former gunslinger is championing it.

Is there any consensus from recent NFL draft projections on where first-round picks will go? We looked at four recent NFL mock drafts to find out.

Several teams are in the market to draft a quarterback. Here how the QBs currently stack up, with prospect grades and best-case NFL comps included.

With the New Orleans Saints picking ninth overall, there is a better chance of Shedeur Sanders being off the board than available. The Colorado Buffaloes star quarterback is expected to be off the board in the first two picks.

NASHVILLE - With the Tennessee Titans sitting on the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the rumors are already beginning to spread about the organization's view of the top quarterback prospects in this year's draft class.

I n his latest mock draft, ESPN's Matt Miller has the Las Vegas Raiders taking Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders. But will he fall that far? "Sometimes dots connect themselves