In the latest mock draft from ESPN, the Houston Texans shore up their offensive line with the selection of an All-Confernce stud.

The Seattle Seahawks will own the No. 18 overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft. As the only 10-win franchise to miss the postseason, it’s the lowest first-round selection among the non-playoff clubs. General manager John Schneider may address a multitude of issues, but none are more glaring than the underwhelming offensive line.

Congratulations to 18 NFL fan bases! The 2024 season is over for you and the offseason is in full effect, meaning it’s time to enjoy some 2025 NFL Draft mocks at their full potential! Some fans are happier than others to see the season end,

The top of the draft order is set, and 18 NFL teams are headed to the offseason. So let's take a spin through Round 1 with projections for all 32 picks.

The San Francisco 49ers face several areas for improvement following a disappointing 6-11 season. While injuries significantly impacted their 2024 campaign, they also exposed depth issues the team struggled to overcome.

All four of Michigan’s top 2025 NFL Draft prospects opted out of the Jan. 31 ReliaQuest Bowl against Alabama, but their stocks remain high. Cornerback Will Johnson, tight end Colston Loveland and defensive tackles Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant are all off the board in Tuesday’s first round mock draft from ESPN’s Jordan Reid (subscription required).

Last year, the Seahawks selected Texas defensive tackle Byron Murphy II with the No. 16 overall pick, and in Bleacher Report's latest mock draft, they have the Seahawks going back to Austin. This time though, they improve their trenches on the offensive side of the ball with tackle Kelvin Banks Jr.

The New England Patriots slid from the No. 1 pick to the No. 4 pick in the final 2025 NFL Draft order as a result of their Week 18 win over the Buffalo Bills, and now they have a real dilemma. Do they keep the pick or trade down for more assets?