Here is our sixth NFC North mock draft of the 2025 NFL Draft cycle, enjoy. Jan 1, 2023; Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA; A Minnesota Vikings helmet sits on the field during warmups prior to the game against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports

In the latest mock from our Christian D’Andrea — a top-five mini-mock — he had Ward going No. 1 to the Tennessee Titans. But in Bucky Brooks’ first NFL.com mock of the season, he had Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders going as the first overall pick to the Titans, with Ward going No. 3 to the New York Giants, who are also desperate for a quarterback.

Tyler Warren has been a favorite selection for the Indianapolis Colts in mock drafts this offseason, but could they go in a different direction at the tight end position? Keith Sanchez of The Draft Network seems to think so.

With nearly all of the NFL’s head-coaching vacancies now filled, let’s take another crack at mocking the first round of the 2025 draft . . .

In our latest 2025 NFL Mock Draft roundup, the Bears land a top offensive lineman to shore up pass protection for Caleb Williams.

In a recent mock draft from Chris Dodson of Pro Football Network, the Indianapolis Colts bypassed cornerback, safety, and tight end in the first round to take Ole Miss defensive tackle Walter Nolen. Nolen was listed as one of Daniel Jeremiah’s 12 standouts at this year’s Senior Bowl.

Death, taxes, and the Seattle Seahawks drafting offensive linemen in 2025 NFL mock-draft exercises. In fairness, there's no need to ignore the obvious. General manager John Schneider desperately needs to upgrade the protection after it largely derailed the

Sep 14, 2024; Tallahassee, Florida, USA; Memphis Tigers wide receiver Koby Drake (10) runs the ball against Florida State Seminoles defensive back Azareye’h Thomas (8) during the first half at Doak S. Campbell Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Melina Myers-Imagn Images

Addressing the tight end position will be one of the items at the top of the Indianapolis Colts' offseason to-do list. As general manager Chris Ballard pointed out after the season, the Colts did not get enough passing game production from that unit in 2024.