What do five different mock draft simulators (four with trades) predict for the New York Giants in the 2025 NFL draft? A little variety.

It’s one of the worst-kept secrets in the NFL that the Raiders need a QB, and they were aggressive in their effort to land their signal caller of the future in the draft. They have an extra third-round pick as a result of the Davante Adams trade, so they didn’t hesitate to ship one out to land their guy: Sanders.

The 2025 wide receiver class features lots of first-round prospects. Here's where the consensus top five are predicted to go.

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Nov 29, 2024; San Jose, California, USA; San Jose State Spartans wide receiver Nick Nash (3) catches a touchdown pass while under pressure from Stanford Cardinal cornerback Collin Wright (6) in the second quarter at CEFCU Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Eakin Howard-Imagn Images

In his second mock of the 2025 NFL Draft, Daniel Jeremiah forecasts something we haven't seen in years: a first-round run on running backs. See his full first-round projection, 1-32.

Who wouldn't want a star-in-the-making like Ashton Jeanty? Players like him will be tempting for the Bears, but it's imperative that they address the line of scrimmage.

The 33rd Team's Kyle Crabbs recently released a two-round 2025 NFL mock draft. Crabbs has the Seahawks making a surprising pick at No. 18 overall, with general manager John Schneider selecting North Dakota State interior offensive lineman Grey Zabel.

The NFL Draft is about traits. Especially in the first round. The vast majority of teams prioritize athletic traits early because of the upside they produce. Just ask the Philadelphia Eagles. Essentially all of their stars were freaky specimens as prospects and have spectacular combine/pro day workouts on their resumes.

A game-wrecking pass rusher takes over the top spot, the quarterbacks fall a few slots and four Michigan players are picked in the top 32 selections.