It's always good to see these players in person -- and yes, I've been accused (mostly by my podcast co-host Rick Spielman) of falling in love when I finally get eyes on these guys after watching them on tape for the last couple seasons -- and the 2025 draft cycle is no different.

In his first mock of the 2025 NFL Draft, Lance Zierlein has a quarterback going No. 1 overall, with the Giants and Bengals among the teams adding playmakers. Check out the full first-round projection,

But NFL.com draft analyst Lance Zierlein has the Bengals adding to the offense, not defense, in his first mock draft. The Bengals will take wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan out of Arizona at No. 17 in the first round, according to Zierlein.

In a post-Senior Bowl mock draft from Giants Wire, the New York Giants give Dexter Lawrence a tag team partner and land a new quarterback.

However, NFL Media's Lance Zierlein does not see New York doing that in his first mock draft. Instead, he has the Giants taking Colorado wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter with the No. 3 overall selection.

In the latest mock draft from our Christian D’Andrea, he’s got the Titans taking Miami’s Cam Ward to be the new QB in Tennessee. But in a new NFL mock from ESPN’s Matt Miller, he used the quotes about the Titans taking a “generational talent” and has them grabbing Penn State pass rusher Abdul Carter instead.

Lance Zierlein's first mock draft of the 2025 cycle at NFL.com sent a Senior Bowl standout and potential-filled prospect at edge rusher to the Green Bay Packers in the first round of the 2025 draft. T

It's Super Bowl week, which means the NFL draft is getting closer and mock drafts are giving fans an idea of where collegiate stars might land. NFL.com

Following the Senior Bowl, Lance Zierlein put together his first 2025 NFL mock draft and has the Colts addressing the offensive line.

Following Senior Bowl week, NFL.com's Lance Zierlein put together his first 2025 NFL mock draft, and like many before this one, the Jacksonville Jaguars addressed their pass defense. At pick No. 5 overall,