In a mock draft on CBS Sports from Kyle Stackpole, Sanders falls to the Pittsburgh Steelers at pick no. 21, who are currently waiting on a veteran quarterback to sign but could also easily draft a quarterback in the draft. Sanders could make a lot of sense for Pittsburgh, whether they sign a guy like Aaron Rodgers or not.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback situation remains murky. On Thursday, the Steelers reunited with QB Mason Rudolph, signing him to a two-year, $8 million deal. In seven seasons with Pittsburgh and the Tennessee Titans,

Shedeur Sanders has been raised to play football and is the prized pro athlete among Deion Sanders' three sons. Born during his father's three-year retirement from the NFL, Sanders has been under the tutelage of his Pro Football Hall of Fame father since his Pop Warner days.

The Saints have had a busy free agency, landing center Will Clapp, tight end Jack Stoll, safety Justin Reid, and more. The team is clearly making moves to rebound from their paltry 5-12 record in 2024. For more on the NFL, head to Newsweek Sports.

Six quarterbacks land in the top 100, but there's a long wait at that position after Cam Ward comes off the board early.

Pat Shurmur has a unique perspective when it comes to one of the more polarizing storylines surrounding the 2025 NFL Draft. For one, he's the former head coach of two of the teams inside the top three in the Cleveland Browns (No.

According to a new mock draft from Athlon Sports, Luke Easterling projects Ward as the No. 1 overall pick to the Titans. And, despite the option for the Browns and Giants to take a chance on Sanders, the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year is projected to land outside of the top-20 picks.

NFL draft quarterback prospect Shedeur Sanders opened up about his experience at the scouting combine last month, revealing that he was frequently asked about how he feels about not playing for his legendary father and Colorado head coach Deion Sanders as he makes his transition to the professional level.

Shedeur Sanders, who drew unfavorable reviews at the NFL Scouting Combine, fell out of the top six picks in the latest forecasts of the 2025 NFL Draft's first round.

There was once a time that NFL Draft experts were mocking Colorado signal-caller Shedeur Sanders in the top six. Now, he's projected to go much later in the first round, with one expert placing him with an AFC playoff contender.