April 22, 2025
According to NFL insider Peter Schrager, the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants are receiving calls from teams looking to move up to the No. 2 or No. 3 picks in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Tennessee Titans are expected to select Miami quarterback
Cam Ward with the No. 1 overall pick, but multiple franchises are reportedly interested in moving up for one of the blue-chip prospects,
Travis Hunter, Abdul Carter, or
Ashton Jeanty. Schrager suggests Cleveland and New York are potentially open for business near the top of Thursday's draft, so things could get interesting right away. There has been a lot of uncertainty surrounding the 2025 draft class after presumed No. 1 pick
Cam Ward, so this is certainly a situation worth monitoring.
--Jackson Sparks - RotoBallerSource: ESPN
April
22,
2025
The
Cleveland
Browns,
who
hold
the
No.
2
overall
pick,
and
the
New
York
Giants,
who
sit
at
No.
3
in
this
year's
NFL
draft,
both
inquired
about
the
possibility
of
trading
up
to
No.
1
overall
with
the
Tennessee
Titans,
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April
21,
2025
There
is
skepticism
that
the
New
Orleans
Saints
will
take
Colorado
quarterback
Shedeur
Sanders
if
he's
available
at
their
pick
at
No.
9
overall
in
this
year's
NFL
draft
on
Thursday
night,
even
with
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April
21,
2025
The
Atlanta
Falcons
have
said
publicly
that
they
aren't
interested
in
trading
quarterback
Kirk
Cousins
but
that
they'd
entertain
offers
if
the
right
deal
is
on
the
table.
According
to
sources,
they've
privately
had
talks
with
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April 21, 2025
The Athletic's Josh Kendall thinks that it wouldn't be a surprise if the Atlanta Falcons select a tight end on Day 2 of this year's NFL draft, and he projects that they'll select LSU tight end
Mason Taylor in third round at pick No. 81.
Kyle Pitts, the former fourth overall pick in 2021, is heading into the final year of his rookie contract, and head coach Raheem Morris and general manager Terry Fontenot have been clear that 2025 is a critical season for Pitts. Backup
Charlie Woerner has just 18 catches in five NFL seasons. Taylor, who is 6-foot-5, 246 pounds, could be the eventual replacement for Pitts if he doesn't figure it out next season. He is Dane Brugler's No. 3 TE and the No. 33 overall prospect in this year's class. In his three seasons with the Tigers, Taylor had 129 catches for 1,308 yards.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: The Athletic - Josh Kendall
April
21,
2025
The
Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette's
Gerry
Dulac
said
on
The
Rich
Eisen
Show
that
the
Pittsburgh
Steelers
really
like
both
Ole
Miss
quarterback
Jaxson
Dart
and
Colorado
QB
Shedeur
Sanders.
"I
will
tell
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April 21, 2025
The Seattle Seahawks are open to trading quarterback
Sam Howell and have received inquiries from teams interested in landing the backup signal-caller, according to sources. The interest comes after Seattle reunited with former backup
Drew Lock last week.
Sam Darnold is the starter, but the Seahawks also have
Jaren Hall as their No. 4 QB. General manager John Schneider said last week that the team is prepared to have Howell and Lock compete for the backup job behind Darnold this summer. Seattle acquired Howell in a trade last March with the Washington Commanders, giving up third- and fifth-round picks in exchange for fourth- and sixth-round picks. The 24-year-old didn't look great at all in relief of
Geno Smith in December after he started all 17 games for the Commanders in 2023, throwing 21 touchdowns and a league-high 21 interceptions.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: ESPN.com - Jeremy Fowler and Brady Henderson
April
21,
2025
The
Las
Vegas
Raiders
have
been
heavily
linked
to
Boise
State
running
back
Ashton
Jeanty
in
the
2025
NFL
draft,
and
new
general
manager
John
Spytek
made
it
clear
that
he's
a
big
believer
in
taking
a
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April 21, 2025
East Carolina cornerback Shavon Revel (knee) tore his left ACL in September and isn't expected to be back until around the start of training camp at the end of July, which will be more of a problem for some teams than others, according to SI.com's Albert Breer. Revel is highly regarded and likely would have been a first-round pick in the 2025 NFL draft if he hadn't torn his ACL. Barring any setbacks, the 23-year-old could have a shot at being ready to make his NFL debut in Week 1, but he still will have missed valuable development time this offseason. Despite his injury, the young defensive back is considered one of the best prospects at his position behind Colorado two-way star and Heisman Trophy winner
Travis Hunter, Michigan cornerback Will Johnson and Notre Dame corner Benjamin Morrison.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: SI.com - Albert Breer
April 21, 2025
Ohio State offensive tackle Josh Simmons (knee), who tore his patellar tendon back in October, might not be medically cleared to play football until August after going through a combine re-check in mid-April, according to SI.com's Albert Breer. It's a tough injury for big men to return from, meaning there's a good chance the 22-year-old isn't ready to go for the start of his rookie season in the NFL this fall. Simmons recently decided to change his mind and not attend the 2025 NFL draft in person, which means he probably isn't going to be taken in the first round after his injury. Simmons' torn patellar tendon ended his final season with the Buckeyes early in 2024, but if not for that injury, the 6-foot-5 lineman might have been in contention to be a top-10 pick. Even though he might not go in the first round, he's still considered a top-three tackle in this year's class.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: SI.com - Albert Breer
April 21, 2025
Alabama linebacker Jihaad Campbell (shoulder) had shoulder surgery after the NFL scouting combine in February, and teams are projecting him as a candidate to start his rookie season on the Physically Unable to Perform list in 2025, according to SI.com's Albert Breer. Before his labrum injury, the 21-year-old linebacker was considered a potential top-10 pick in this draft. Campbell's injury is definitely going to cause him to slide down the board in this year's draft, but a team seeking defensive help like the Cincinnati Bengals could find excellent value later on with Campbell. There's a good chance that Campbell will have to miss time early on in his first year in the NFL, but it doesn't mean that he won't have the ability to be a staple in the middle of a team's defense down the road. Even though he's injured, it's possible he'll still be taken in the first round on Thursday.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: SI.com - Albert Breer
April 21, 2025
University of Georgia edge rusher Mykel Williams (ankle) had a so-so workout last week for NFL teams and said that he wasn't at his best because of an ankle injury that he suffered last fall, according to SI.com's Albert Breer. The 20-year-old defensive end is largely expected to be a first-round selection in this year's NFL draft on Thursday evening, but ESPN has him projected to be one of their first-round busts. He didn't end up testing at the scouting combine in February, and although he had 5.5 sacks in his junior year with the Bulldogs, Williams had only four sacks in his first two seasons in college. Williams will need to stay healthy to realize his potential at the next level, and some NFL teams may have enough concerns about his ankle injury to stay away from him altogether in the first round.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: SI.com - Albert Breer
April 21, 2025
Michigan cornerback Will Johnson (knee) has a knee issue that has been flagged leading up to this week's 2025 NFL draft. SI.com's Albert Breer writes that it shouldn't affect Johnson in the short term, but NFL teams are concerned that it could impact his overall longevity. In addition to questions about his long speed, Johnson could slide early on his this year's draft as a result. The fact that the 22-year-old didn't run the 40-yard dash at the scouting combine in February didn't help his cause, and he also suffered a foot injury last October. Johnson also missed Michigan's Pro Day workout due to hamstring injury. It was reported that Johnson scheduled some private workouts earlier this month, so he should be healthy and ready to go for training camp this summer. But all of these injury concerns will probably make teams hesitant to take him early in the first round on Thursday night.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: SI.com - Albert Breer
April
21,
2025
Sports
Illustrated's
Albert
Breer
thinks
there
are
a
wide
range
of
possibilities
for
Colorado
quarterback
Shedeur
Sanders
in
the
first
round
of
this
year's
NFL
draft
on
Thursday
night,
with
him
possibly
going
as
high
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April
21,
2025
Arizona
State
running
back
Cam
Skattebo,
who
has
already
had
top-30
visits
with
the
Arizona
Cardinals,
Cleveland
Browns
and
New
York
Giants,
will
have
two
final
visits
with
the
Detroit
Lions
and
Tennessee
Titans,
according
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