Did your team miss out on a quarterback in the 2025 draft? Here's a list to make you feel better for the future.

NFL Draft is still warm, but it is never too early to familiarize one self with the prospects who could be a part of next year's class. Rather than consider this a concrete projection about where these players will be taken a year from now,

Shedeur Sanders’ slide down the NFL draft was the dominant story of the weekend with one of college football’s most high-profile players lasting until the fifth round.

The Browns added two more quarterbacks by drafting Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders, making for a crowded race for the starting job.

It's safe to say Shedeur Sanders' NFL Draft weekend didn't go the way he planned. Projected as a likely first-round pick and even a potential top-10 overall selection, the Colorado quarterback fell to the fifth round.

Andrew Berry swapped Travis Hunter's potential for Mason Graham and draft picks, sparking a debate that could define his legacy in Cleveland.

The Cleveland Browns had one of the most interesting drafts in the league. Which pick was the best and which one was the worst?

Instead, the Jacksonville Jaguars gave up three premium selections to get the Browns to move down three spots. Two of those picks are now accounted for with DT Mason Graham and RB Quinshon Judkins. The 2026 NFL draft is where the final piece,

Welcome to the Monday edition of the Pick Six newsletter!  If I sound tired today, it's because I spent the entire weekend trying to memorize the names of all 257 picks that were made in the NFL Draft over the weekend.

The San Francisco 49ers wound up using all 11 of their selections in the 2025 NFL draft. Some of their picks will likely work out. Others will likely not. In the interest of transparency, we don't have a crystal ball and we can't tell you which players will be good or not (although that won't stop us from prognosticating).