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The NFL offseason is heating up as we approach the start of the new league year. The Atlanta Falcons have several questions to answer, but due to a lack of cap space, the draft is their best option to upgrade the roster in 2025.

The Atlanta Falcons have been searching for an answer to their pass rush for the last few years. The Falcons acquired Matthew Judon in August to revitalize their pass rush. Judon is now set to enter free agency and the Falcons are yet again in the market for a quality edge rusher.

It’s NFL mock draft season, and one of the top draft analysts in the space — Dane Brugler of The Athletic — just dropped his first post-Combine mock draft. Folks may be surprised to see who falls to the Pittsburgh Steelers at pick 21 in this edition — Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders.

The New York Giants may be considering trading up to No. 1 in order to draft Cam Ward, but not all NFL executives are as impressed with the former Miami quarterback. One AFC executive told ESPN's Turron Davenport and Jeremy Fowler that Ward would have been the fifth-best quarterback had he entered the 2024 NFL Draft.

In a recent mock draft, the New York Giants pick a quarterback who isn't Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders No. 3 overall in the NFL Draft.

When constructing their roster that won Super Bowl LIX in blowout fashion, the Eagles have had success with drafting players from a specific school. Highlighted by star defensive tackle Jalen Carter,

In his latest two-round 2025 NFL mock draft, ESPN's Jordan Reid projects that the San Francisco 49ers will upgrade their defense with each of their first two selections. Reid projects the 49ers to draft Michigan cornerback Will Johnson with their first-round pick and the No.