Mike Moraitis

1 week ago | sportingnews.com | Mike Moraitis |Tennessee Titans

Ever since their blockbuster trade for quarterback Geno Smith, the Las Vegas Raiders have been projected to take Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty in most mocks. Connecting Jeanty to the Raiders makes sense, as Las Vegas' running backs room is not up to snuff, which is even more troublesome when you consider the team had the league's worst rushing attack last season.

1 week ago | sportingnews.com | Mike Moraitis |Tennessee Titans

The Pittsburgh Steelers desperately need to improve the interior of their defensive line ahead of the 2025 campaign, which has led many to believe the team will utilize its first-round pick on the position. Adding weight to that speculation, Andrew Fillipponi of 93.7 The Fan reports that the Steelers have a "clear favorite" for their first-round NFL draft pick, and the player Pittsburgh is rumored to be eyeing is Oregon defensive tackle Derrick Harmon.

1 week ago | sportingnews.com | Mike Moraitis |Tennessee Titans

The Minnesota Vikings sported one of the best defenses in the NFL last season, partly thanks to a solid cornerback trio that included Byron Murphy, Stephon Gilmore and Shaquill Griffin. However, two of those players, Gilmore and Griffin, are still available on the open market and it remains unclear if either one will be brought back. If not, the Vikings need to make another move to shore up the position.

1 week ago | sportingnews.com | Mike Moraitis |Tennessee Titans

The Seattle Seahawks have done their best to replace DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett in the wake of cutting both loose this offseason, but it's hard to say they've done an adequate job. The addition of Cooper Kupp adds a much-needed starting-caliber player, but what he has left in the tank at 32 years old remains to be seen. Further, the former Super Bowl MVP has had issues staying healthy in recent years, which only adds to the concern over his ability to make the kind of impact the Seahawks need.

1 week ago | mychamplainvalley.com | Mike Moraitis

The Buffalo Bills could use more help at the wide receiver position ahead of the 2025 campaign, but with the team's limited funds, a significant trade or free-agent signing doesn't seem to be in the cards for general manager Brandon Beane. The Bills could instead opt to take a younger and cheaper wide receiver at some point in the 2025 NFL draft, and using a first-round pick on one remains a possibility.