The Chicago Bears traded up from No. 10 to No. 1 to select Bryce Young in 2023. They gave up two first-round picks, two second-round picks and wide receiver D.J. Moore. The closest comparison to a player as valuable as Moore from the New York Giants would be Malik Nabers, and they clearly are not moving him anytime soon.

Our 2025 mock from Christian D’Andrea had Sanders to the Carolina Panthers. But the latest NFL mock draft from CBS also had Sanders to the Browns at No. 2, and there were three other QBs taken in the top-12: Miami’s Cam Ward to the Panthers, Georgia’s Carson Beck to the Raiders and Texas’s Quinn Ewers to the Giants.

The NFL Draft is several months away but teams will have another opportunity to address roster issues over the next few weeks. With several teams already fading from the playoff race, trade talks could be particularly active across the league leading up to the deadline (Tuesday,

ESPN’s Jordan Reid has a new mock draft out and he took that same approach and gave the Steelers one of our favorite prospects in the entire draft in Texas wide receiver Isaiah Bond. Here’s what Reid had to say about the pick:

Remarkably, the 2025 NFL Draft could end up being even better for Texas. This Longhorns team is probably the best in 15 years, and there's no shortage of NFL talent on both sides

We’ve already dropped a 2025 mock from our Christian D’Andrea and Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders wasn’t even the first QB off the board (although he was projected to go No. 4 to the Carolina Panthers). But in the first 2025 NFL mock draft from ESPN courtesy of Jordan Reid, it’s Deion’s son off the board first overall to … the Cleveland Browns.

Colin Cowherd believes that Shedeur Sanders has separated himself from the other quarterback prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft. Joel Klatt is a fan of Sanders, but doesn't think he's clearly the best yet.

ESPN draft expert Mel Kiper Jr. is less bullish than others when it comes to the class of quarterbacks eligible for the 2025 NFL draft. On Thursday's