NFL Draft gives everyone a chance to use mock drafts to see how the dominos will fall for teams. Even the teams around the NFL themselves will use them. Sometimes, we are graced with a

Feels like the Tennessee Titans are ready to move on from Will Levis, doesn't it? After all, they've given the quarterback two seasons after making him a second-round pick out of Kentucky. And he hasn't done much.

That’s the exact route they took in a mock draft from NFL Media’s draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah. His selection for San Francisco is a little bit outside the box given his analysis of the pick. With the 11th pick, Jeremiah sends Missouri offensive tackle Armand Membou to San Francisco.

NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah was surprised by the lack of uproar surrounding his first 2025 NFL mock draft. "I'm a little disappointed in the lack of

There are a lot of mock drafts out there. But when it comes to trying to gauge, especially in the early going, who the Indianapolis Colts might take or who might be available to them, there are a select few analysts that you take note of where they have certain prospects.

In his first mock of the 2025 NFL Draft, Daniel Jeremiah sees the Titans upgrading their defense with the first pick, while the Giants and Raiders address needs at quarterback. Check out his full first-round projection,

NFL.com draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah released a first-round mock draft on Saturday. The Green Bay Packers own the 23rd overall pick in 2025, and with the pick, Jeremiah had the Packers selecting Texas A&M edge rusher Shemar Stewart.

NFL Media analyst Daniel Jeremiah pushed out his first 2025 mock draft of the offseason on Saturday. And he, with University of Arizona wideout Tetairoa McMillan still on the board at No. 8, gives the Panthers a No. 1 target in the passing game.

Another of the draft kings is on the board with 2025 mock drafts as NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah just released his first set of first-round projections Saturday. Like many other mocks, Jeremiah has the Lions getting help alongside Aidan Hutchinson with the 28th overall pick.