Tyler Brooke

2 months ago | the33rdteam.com | Marcus Mosher |Tyler Brooke

Free agency has just about wrapped up with most of the action occurring within the first 40 hours of the legal tampering period opening. Actually, most of the action occurred the weekend before free agency as several teams locked up their own pending free agents, which really limited the overall class. Still, that’s what happens in free agency. Most teams don’t let their star players hit the open market, but it happens occasionally (Saquon Barkley, Josh Jacobs, Derrick Henry).

2 months ago | the33rdteam.com | Kyle Crabbs |Ian Valentino |Tyler Brooke

The 2025 NFL Draft is just more than three weeks away. With the NFL's owner's meetings underway and teams set to start stacking and finalizing their boards in the coming week or so, we may start to get more insider buzz on how things will shape up at the end of April. Our latest mock draft uses the team's personnel decisions to guide what may happen when each team comes on the clock. The mystery around the Titans' intentions with the No. 1 overall pick seems to have worn off.

2 months ago | the33rdteam.com | Ian Valentino |Tyler Brooke |Kyle Crabbs |Dan Pizzuta

Months of 2025 NFL mock drafts have conditioned us to expect the three-day event to play out in one of only a few ways. However, teams can't fall into the trap of feeling like they have to chase a certain position or player. Free agency was one factor in how the draft flows, but considering the entire class's strengths and weaknesses is critical.

2 months ago | the33rdteam.com | Tyler Brooke |Kyle Crabbs |Dan Pizzuta

The top of the 2025 NFL Draft is starting to crystalize, but the rest of the first round still features potentially limitless possibilities. That's the beauty of mock drafts. Even if they're not perfectly accurate, they're an effective thought experiment to navigate the draft, team needs, and player fits to see how the board can turn out for teams picking at the end of the first round.

2 months ago | the33rdteam.com | Tyler Brooke |James Foster |Jeff Diamond

Even with the dust settling on free agency and the 2025 NFL Draft quickly approaching, there are still a handful of players who could be traded before the draft begins in Green Bay. Whether it's potential cut candidates with teams looking to secure some kind of draft capital or disgruntled stars still holding out for big paydays, a handful of players around the league are likely still on the trade block.