Last year, White nailed Michael Penix Jr.'s selection in his longshot article. He touted Penix as a top-10 pick at +2800 and going eighth overall at +8500, and the Falcons ended up taking the quarterback with the No. 8 pick. Anyone who has followed him could be way up.

We are under a week until the 2025 NFL Draft kicks off, and teams are positioning themselves across their draft boards. Every team has a need, and the draft is a great place to fix problems. As always,

NFL Draft is just one week away, which means draft experts have one last shot at predicting the outcome of the first round before Day 1 begins. Though many analysts have landed on a near-consensus first overall pick,

We are less than a week away from the 2025 NFL Draft, so I might as well jump into the mock draft fray. While I commend my CBS Sports NFL Draft brethren who give out mock drafts like they are Halloween candy,

Alabama’s Jalen Milroe is an athlete jump-out guy in this NFL Draft ... so much so that he's drawing speed-related comparisons to two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens. And the New York Giants seem to be taking notice.

Chicago has seven draft picks, even after their two trades, including four in the Top 75 -- 10th overall, a pair of high second rounders and a third-round selection. Here at Bears Wire, we went position by position to break down where Chicago stands ahead of the 2025 NFL draft.

Sports had Google's Gemini AI predict the first round of the 2025 NFL draft. The chatbot's mock made a few head-scratching picks.

According to Todd McShay, if Tyler Warren isn't available for the Bears at 10th overall, they're considering drafting Colston Loveland.

The New York Giants are less than a week away from yet another crucial NFL draft as they continue to build a roster that appears to be going in the wrong direction. Despite having the toughest strength of schedule in 2025,