Our plan is to show you, the fans, what teams in the NFC North will be working with in terms of draft fits, targets, and draft pick placement.

The Titans know neither Will Levis nor Mason Rudolph is a long term answer at quarterback. While the need for help across the offense could make trading back a tempting possibility, Tennessee’s opportunity to take 2025’s first passer is the better deal.

Dan Moore is a pending free agent, leaving room to upgrade at offensive tackle. There’s a dire need for wideout help, but the Steelers typically wait until Day 2 to address the position. And since we’re leaning into Pittsburgh traditions, let’s dip into keeping a swarming defense rolling.

In our latest NFL mock draft from Christian D’Andrea, he had the Giants taking Miami’s Cam Ward, who just played half of the Pop-Tarts Bowl. But in the latest 2025 mock from CBS Sports, Josh Edwards has Big Blue sitting at No. 4 and taking Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders. Here’s his take:

Dynasty managers switch their focus from winning a championship to finding the next stud rookie player and so begins the off-season. Some dynasty players focus on college players year-round, while some wait until NFL Draft season to dive in.

Our plan is to show you the fans what teams in the NFC South will be working with in terms of draft fits, targets, and draft pick placement.