Daniel Jeremiah discusses 3 safety targets for Colts in 2025 NFL draft
Daniel Jeremiah makes case 49ers should trade back in Round 1 of NFL draft
The San Francisco 49ers are slated to pick 11th overall in the 2025 NFL draft, but NFL Media draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah made the case for trading out of that spot. Jeremiah did say the 49ers would be able to get a good player at No.
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NFL Draft: Could the Ravens trade up for an offensive tackle, edge rusher in Round 1?
The Los Angeles Chargers leading rusher is set to hit free agency next month, and there is no reliable option behind him. J.K. Dobbins, who has been riddled with injuries, found his footing during the 2024 season.
NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah delved into the quarterback debate the Cleveland Browns could face at No. 2 overall in the 2025 NFL draft.
Daniel Jeremiah has Zabel going to the Seattle Seahawks and the Minnesota Vikings picking a RB in the first round.
While most draft analysts project the San Francisco 49ers to target an offensive or defensive lineman in the first round, NFL Media's Daniel Jeremiah sees the team going in a different direction. Initially,
In his second mock draft, NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah projects the Tennessee Titans stay at No. 1 and pass over all available quarterbacks.
Daniel Jeremiah of NFL Network suggested the New York Giants might pursue Los Angeles Rams star Matthew Stafford over targeting a quarterback with the No. 3 pick in the 2025 NFL draft. Jeremiah projected the Giants to select Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter in his newest mock draft,
In new mock draft from NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah, they continue the trend of beefing up the defensive interior. In his new projections, they go with big Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant with the 16th overall pick.
In Daniel Jeremiah’s second mock draft of 2025, he pegs the Raiders as the landing spot for Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders.
Until free agency rolls around where deals can become final, the Houston Texans should be linked to every interior offensive lineman and wide receiver for the upcoming NFL Draft. Houston must improve both areas if C.
New Raiders coach Pete Carroll went to a pair of recent Super Bowls with a QB who was on his first contract. He was Russell Wilson. Carroll got him in the third round with the Seahawks, after Wilson’s substandard height lowered his draft stock.
He can range sideline to sideline and flashes the ability to thump off blockers and collect tackles on inside runs. He displays exciting tools in his pass-rush opportunities off the edge. He can burst,
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