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The Broncos are consistently connected to running backs and pass catchers. With Jeanty always off the board, most mock drafts have UNC RB Omarion Hampton going to them at pick 20 because he’s viewed as the consensus RB2 in this class. It’s a logical connecting of the dots, but that won’t be my pick for them in my final mock draft.

NFL Draft is just hours away. Before Round 1 gets going, here are the latest news and rumors around the league.

But with six rounds, and 225 pick, left to go that means there is a lot of talent still available for all 32 teams to pick from. While the crowd started to thin out at Lambeau Field, all 32 NFL teams began the process of resetting their board heading into Friday, where the second and third rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft await.

Athlon Sports draft expert Luke Easterling breaks down every first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, providing instant grades and real-time analysis for each selection.

The Tennessee Titans seem locked into Cam Ward at No. 1 in the 2025 NFL Draft. Let's look at the mock draft simulators that disagree.

ESPN Analytics updated their predictions for the 2025 NFL draft. Which players do they see making it to the Saints, and who will they pick?

Peter Schrager's debut piece for ESPN is a Round 1 mock draft based on what he's hearing from his sources around the NFL.

Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz said last week that he believes the roster is set up for the Bolts to take the best player available at each pick. In this scenario, that was Nolen, a a 6-4, 300-pounder defensive linemen who is PFF's No. 7 overall player. Jeremiah's scouting report on Nolen noted:

Boo all you want, but drafting a RB — even one as good as Ashton Jeanty — inside the top 10 isn't good process. He falls far in this mock.

The Jacksonville Jaguars may be eyeing Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan with their fifth overall selection in the 2025 NFL draft.

The ink is barely dry on the 2025 NFL Draft, but who are the best players in the 2026 class? Here's a first look at names to know and what your team might need the most.

Former first-round pick Blake Brockermeyer, who scouts college players, has an early look at the best 2026 prospects.