Are the Packers going to move up for a cornerback? Will the Chiefs chase a defensive tackle to pair with All-Pro Chris Jones? Chad Reuter provides six logical first-round trades for the 2025 NFL Draft.

Tennessee’s reluctance to pursue a quarterback during free agency is an indication that they intend to draft a young passer. Titans coach Brian Callahan said Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders are “worthy” of their top two quarterback distinction. Ward is the consensus top QB in this year’s class.

Given how the draft class stacks up in 2025, trades in Round 1 seem eminent. Here are eight teams who could trade up or down.

Post- NFL free agency mock drafts. That’s the good stuff. Two weeks’ worth of signings, releases and the occasional trade have helped shape individual team needs. Now, the focus returns to the incoming talent.

Such is the case with CBS Sports' latest mock draft, which has the Seahawks selecting Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan at No. 18 overall. If this ends up being the case, it will be the second time in the last three years Seattle has drafted a wide receiver in the first round,

Tennessee's James Pearce Jr. and two other pass rushers are repeatedly mocked to the Lions at No. 28 in the latest roundup.

The offensive tackles in the NFL Draft class of 2025 are a difficult position group to order. There aren't any surefire Pro Bowlers, but several tackle prospects appear capable of becoming long-term fixtures for teams that can work with a couple of questions — be it arm length,

NFL.com predicts the Buffalo Bills will draft cornerback Maxwell Hairston out of Kentucky with their first pick in the 2025 draft.

In a recent NFL mock draft, the Indianapolis Colts don't wait around and hope that Penn State tight end Tyler Warren falls to them at pick No. 14, they go up and get him. Tyler Dragon of USA Today put together his latest first-round projection,