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4 days ago | 
bleacherreport.com | Alex Kay
James Conner may not be the most exciting running back, but he's consistently punching up and has largely outproduced his average draft position throughout his time with the Arizona Cardinals. During his four-year tenure in Arizona, Conner has never ranked outside the top 20 running backs.
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5 days ago | 
bleacherreport.com | Alex Kay
General managers around the NFL opened the 2025 offseason by handling free-agent additions and departures before continuing to reshape their rosters during April's draft. Now that the calendar has flipped to June, it's time for clubs to make some more moves. As of Monday, teams are free to release players who would have been financially imprudent to cut in the earlier portions of the offseason.
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5 days ago | 
bleacherreport.com | Alex Kay
Stability at the quarterback position is one of the most critical factors in the success of a modern NFL team. Clubs that have it tend to do whatever they can to hang onto it-evidenced by the blockbuster contracts that have been handed out to upper-echelon starters in recent years-while those that lack it tend to make finding some a top priority in the offseason. While most coaching staffs will try everything to avoid benching entrenched QB starters, changes are still inevitable every season.
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1 week ago | 
bleacherreport.com | Alex Kay
RB Travis Etienne, Jacksonville Jaguars2 of 4 Travis Etienne wasn't in attendance on Day 4 of the Jacksonville Jaguars' OTAs. While the running back had been available and participating for the first three days, his absence-coupled with an expiring rookie contract-has led to speculation that Etienne could soon be on the move.
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1 week ago | 
bleacherreport.com | Alex Kay
TE Terrance Ferguson, Los Angeles Rams5 of 5 Terrance Ferguson isn't on the fantasy radar right now, but it may not be long before managers are clamoring to scoop him up on the waiver wire following a breakout start to his upcoming rookie year. Ferguson entered the 2025 draft following a steady four-year run at Oregon. He emerged as a reliable part of the Ducks' passing attack two seasons ago, tallying up 85 catches for 1,005 yards and nine touchdowns since the start of the 2023 campaign.
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1 week ago | 
bleacherreport.com | Alex Kay
The Denver Broncos secured one of the more intriguing running backs in the 2025 class with their selection of RJ Harvey at No. 60 overall. While the back is relatively diminutive at 5'8", 205 pounds, he's brimming with strength and didn't let his lack of size limit his production during his time at UCF. Harvey broke out two seasons ago and remained a consistent force last year.
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3 weeks ago | 
bleacherreport.com | Alex Kay
QB Shedeur Sanders, Cleveland Browns3 of 5 Shedeur Sanders endured one of the most agonizing and shocking slides in the NFL Draft's storied history. While the projected first-round pick eventually had his freefall stopped by the Cleveland Browns at No. 144 overall in Round 5, the Colorado product now faces an extremely difficult path towards contributing as a rookie. Sanders joins a quarterbacks room that went from the league's thinnest to most crowded in short order.
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3 weeks ago | 
bleacherreport.com | Alex Kay
Running back is the ficklest of all NFL positions. With the steady decline of the feature back and more teams embracing a platoon approach to their backfields, there is far less year-to-year consistency at the position than there was in previous eras. That isn't likely to change in 2025, especially with so many youthful prospects chomping at the bit to put their stamp on the league.
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1 month ago | 
bleacherreport.com | Alex Kay
Quinn Ewers was the 14th quarterback selected in the 2025 draft, but he's been the fourth signal-caller coming off the board in rookie drafts, according to DraftSharks. Ewers could see action relatively early on with the Miami Dolphins considering he's behind the injury-prone Tua Tagovailoa on the depth chart. However, it's far from a given that he'll even beat out free-agent pickup Zach Wilson, whom head coach Mike McDaniel called a "direct, calculated" pickup, for the primary backup role.
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1 month ago | 
bleacherreport.com | Alex Kay
The 2025 NFL draft is done and the start of training camp is still several months out, but that doesn't mean the offseason will hit a lull. The potential for trades-along with the myriad of whispers, rumblings and rumors that accompany them-should keep things interesting while teams work behind the scenes to construct the best possible roster for the upcoming campaign. Following the results of the draft and a litany of free-agency signings, several players stand out as clear trade candidates.
