The Tennessee Titans currently hold the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft. This pick will be incredibly valuable, not just for the player the Titans could land but more importantly, as draft capital to trade back. This is exactly what we did as we ran our seven-round mock draft update through the Pro Football Focus mock draft simulator.

NFL Scouting Combine invitations have already gone out and the official list of participants should be known in the coming weeks. The actual event begins Thursday, Feb. 27 and runs through the weekend;

In a recent 2025 NFL mock draft, the Indianapolis Colts bypassed their needs at tight end, safety, and cornerback and instead took a receiver at 14th overall. With Tyler Warren and Malaki Starks already off the board before the Colts were picking, CBS Sports’ Chris Trapasso opted for Indianapolis to take Missouri wide out Luther Burden.

What would teams do if they could run the 2024 NFL Draft all over again? Would the Bears still take Caleb Williams at No. 1 overall? How quickly might the QBs be snapped up? Which WR goes first? Ali Bhanpuri and Tom Blair imagine a revised Round 1.

It's always good to see these players in person -- and yes, I've been accused (mostly by my podcast co-host Rick Spielman) of falling in love when I finally get eyes on these guys after watching them on tape for the last couple seasons -- and the 2025 draft cycle is no different.

While the Titans are searching for a 'generational talent,' with their first overall pick, that doesn't necessarily mean they'll go QB.

From a team-building perspective, it actually makes perfect sense for the Browns to trade Myles Garrett. They'd have to do some nifty accounting work to even make it happen as Gar