NFL Draft class is not one likely to incite multiple trades up on draft night. There is a limited supply of blue-chip talent and those teams in position to nab one are not going to be quick to trade out.

The Bears are in a prime position to shore up the offensive line for quarterback Caleb Williams with $80 million in salary cap space and the 10th overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft. But outside of former first-round pick Darnell Wright, general manager Ryan Poles hasn't hit on offensive linemen. Could that change in this year's draft?

The NFL Draft positions for the 18 teams not in the playoffs are locked in. We take a look at who they might take.

In the latest mock from our Christian D’Andrea — a top-five mini-mock — he’s got the Giants taking LSU OT Will Campbell to shore up a terrible offensive line. But in the latest NFL mock draft from ESPN, Jordan Reid has the Giants landing arguably the best all-around athlete in this draft: Colorado’s Travis Hunter.

The NFL's 18 teams that missed the playoffs can turn their attention to the draft. How might the top picks play out come April?

In a new mock draft from USA Today's Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz, the Bears make a shocking move at 10th overall -- forgoing a top offensive tackle in Texas' Kelvin Banks Jr. for Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty.

The answer from our latest NFL mock draft from Christian D’Andrea — a mini mock! — is that they go with Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders. But in a new mock from PFF, Trevor Sikkema has the Browns going with Sanders’ teammate Travis Hunter at No. 2, giving the Giants a shot at Sanders at No. 3.

In the latest 2025 NFL mock draft from ESPN, the Indianapolis Colts add a do-it-all tight end in the first round.

Here is an early look at one prospect considered an ideal fit for each non-playoff team: 1. Tennessee Titans: Cam Ward, QB, Miami. Some feel as though Ward is the best quarterback

NFL draft is months away but teams are already in full preparation mode. Here's your primer on everything to know for the draft.