DRAFT DAY 1

Cleveland had the 2nd pick in the draft, but traded back with Jacksonville and acquired more draft capital. They picked DT Mason Graham (Michigan) with the 5th overall pick to help bolster up the Browns' defensive line.

Chicago stayed at pick 10 and took one of the two best tight ends in the draft in Colston Loveland (Michigan). He can play the slot as well and should help Caleb Williams out and move those chains. 

Indianapolis took the other top tight end with the 14th pick. They took Tyler Warren (Penn State). Warren is athletic and should help whoever wins the starting QB1 spot between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones make their offense more dangerous. 

Cincinnati took edge rusher, Shemar Stewart (Texas A&M) with the 17th pick. He has talent and athleticism, but is a little raw. He should still help the Bengals' defense get after the quarterback. 

Green Bay finally took a wide receiver in the first round. That hasn't happened since Javon Walker was taken in the first round of the 2002 draft. The Packers took wide out, Matthew Golden (Ohio State) with the 23rd pick.

Minnesota grabbed offensive guard, Donovan Jackson (Ohio State). Head Coach, Kevin O'Connell said after the loss to the Rams that they needed to address the interior o-line. We'll it looks like they will have 3 new starters there in 2025.

Detroit took DT, Tyleik Williams (Ohio State). The Lions' defense was already good and now they add depth at their d-line.

Kansas City traded back one spot with the team that beat them in the last superbowl. They picked up an additional 5th round pick and took offensive tackle, Josh Simmons (Ohio State).

Will the Cleveland Browns pick quarterback, Shedeur Sanders in Day 2 of the draft?

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