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2 weeks ago | 
atozsports.com | Wendell Ferreira |Travis May
After three offensive picks on Days 1 on 2 of the draft, the Green Bay Packers finally addressed defense. With their first selection on Saturday, the team selected Texas edge defender Barryn Sorrell. The addition of an edge rusher is certainly not a surprise for the Packers. While depth isn’t necessarily a problem, Green Bay has invested a lot in the pass rush with below average results. Rashan Gary and Lukas Van Ness are former first-round picks, and Gary has already received a big-time extension.
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2 weeks ago | 
atozsports.com | Mauricio Rodriguez |Travis May
The Dallas Cowboys are taking the kind of swing they have taken for years in the second round but this time, in the third. With the 76th overall pick, they're selecting cornerback Shavon Revel Jr., who has been described by most analysts as a first-round talent doomed to fall in the draft order after suffering a torn ACL last season. Revel Jr. was considered a strong candidate for the Cowboys' second-round draft pick and landing him in the third has to feel like a major win for the front office.
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2 weeks ago | 
atozsports.com | Buck Reising |Travis May
NASHVILLE -- After trading out of the No. 35 overall choice on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the Seattle Seahawks, the Tennessee Titans selected UCLA edge defender Oluwafemi Oladejo with the No. 52 draft pick. Tennessee desperately needed reinforcements on their defensive front after moving on from veteran Harold Landry earlier this year. The Titans also picked up a third-round choice (No. 82) in the deal with Seattle.
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2 weeks ago | 
atozsports.com | Sophie Weller |AJ Schulte |Travis May |Ian Valentino |Rob Gregson
Day 1 is officially over and the New England Patriots only selection came in the early minutes. With the fourth overall pick, they got their starting left tackle, selecting LSU's Will Campbell. But, there are still a lot of other needs for the Patriots heading into the next 2 days. So, here are three positions they should address on Friday. 1.
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2 weeks ago | 
atozsports.com | Buck Reising |Travis May
NASHVILLE -- Miami quarterback Cam Ward is officially a Tennessee Titan. After a 3-14 finish last season, Tennessee landed their new quarterback with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. It has been the NFL's worst kept season. Cam Ward grateful to be the Titans No. 1 overall pickWard knows that the real challenge is still ahead of him. Since the NFL Scouting Combine, Ward has publicly maintained that his draft position did not matter.
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3 weeks ago | 
atozsports.com | Travis May |Ryan Roberts |Destin Adams |AJ Schulte |Ian Wharton
The 2025 NFL Draft is finally here. This is the week when it all goes down. Our team of analysts here at A to Z Sports have been covering this particular NFL Draft for over a year now, so it's time for our final two-round mock draft. All of our analysts take a slightly different approach to prospect assessments, but all eight of them utilize detailed film analysis, meaningful metrics, and a ton of intel from NFL staffers around the league to help inform every selection.
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3 weeks ago | 
atozsports.com | Travis May |Ryan Roberts |Tyler Forness |AJ Schulte |Destin Adams
The 2025 NFL Draft quarterback debate continues with less than a week to go until draft day. Cam Ward is going first overall, but after that it seems everyone has a different second favorite option. Tyler Shough continues to rise as a potential first round pick who could join passers like Colorado's Shedeur Sanders and Jaxson Dart of Ole Miss. But does he really deserve that kind of hype?
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3 weeks ago | 
atozsports.com | Travis May |Ryan Roberts |Tyler Forness |AJ Schulte |Destin Adams
The quarterback debate through 2025 NFL Draft season has been hotly contested and Jaxson Dart has been at the center of it all. Is he potentially the QB2 in the class and worthy of a first round draft pick? Or is he just a talented mid to late round quarterback in most draft classes? Our A to Z Sports team of NFL Draft analysts made the case for and against Jaxson Dart as a potential first round pick. Some have him rated extremely high. Others, not so much.
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3 weeks ago | 
atozsports.com | Travis May |Ryan Roberts |AJ Schulte |Tyler Forness |Rob Gregson
The 2025 NFL Draft class is perceived to have a weaker wide receiver group this year. Even some of the top talents like Tetairoa McMillan, Emeka Egbuka, and Luther Burden have been falling in recent mock drafts as critiques get completely out of hand due to prospect fatigue. Is this class really that bad? Or are there actually a handful of underrated talents that should be considered much better than they are by the masses?
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3 weeks ago | 
atozsports.com | Travis May |Ryan Roberts |Rob Gregson |Tyler Forness |Ian Wharton
The 2025 NFL Draft class is stacked with premier running back talent this year. In a class with such great depth, how do NFL teams or fans tell any of them apart? And outside of the top few options which one(s) should teams hope fall to them on draft day? Not every team can draft an Ashton Jeanty of Boise State or an Omarion Hampton of North Carolina (both considered Top 35 players).
