Mel Kiper Jr.

2 months ago | football.realgm.com | Mel Kiper Jr.

Despite his immense potential, Texas quarterback Arch Manning is not considered a lock to declare for the 2026 NFL Draft, with growing sentiment suggesting he may follow his uncles' path by spending multiple seasons as a starter in college. Manning, who started two games as a redshirt freshman in 2024 while Quinn Ewers was injured, completed 67.8 percent of his passes for nine touchdowns with just two interceptions.

2 months ago | saintsreport.com | Mel Kiper Jr.

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starterMel Kiper Jr.Start date7 minutes agoMel Kiper Jr.Guest Shedeur Sanders in Round 5? A trade up for a pass rusher in Round 1? Mel Kiper Jr. evaluates the entire 2025 NFL draft. Continue reading... Create an account or login to commentYou must be a member in order to leave a commentCreate accountCreate an account on our community.

2 months ago | espn.com | Mel Kiper Jr.

A shocking early trade put me on my heels early on Thursday night, and then we waited for more. And waited. And waited. And then my top-ranked quarterback just kept falling -- all the way to Day 3. What a strange and exciting 2025 NFL draft it was. Now that we're through all 257 picks, it's time for my favorite exercise every year: grading how all 32 teams fared with their selections, from Round 1 through Round 7. Which teams actually got value? Which ones check off roster needs across the three days?

2 months ago | saintsreport.com | Mel Kiper Jr.

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starterMel Kiper Jr.Start date13 minutes agoMel Kiper Jr.Guest Which NFL teams aced the second and third rounds of the draft, and which reached for picks? Mel Kiper Jr. makes sense of Day 2. Continue reading... Create an account or login to commentYou must be a member in order to leave a commentCreate accountCreate an account on our community.

2 months ago | espn.com | Mel Kiper Jr.

We're through two days of the 2025 NFL draft, and I saw a lot of picks in Rounds 2 and 3 that I really liked. There was value to be had: Six players from my top 32 were still on the board when Cleveland kicked things off Friday at No. 33. (Yes, quarterback Shedeur Sanders was one of them ... and he's still available.) Front offices added impact edge rushers and playmakers that I thought might go in Round 1. And the way a few teams tackled needs was impressive.