The Detroit Lions were arguably the NFL's best team in 2024, but their season ended in disappointment. After running through the league to the tune of a 15-2 regular-season record, the wave of injuries that devastated Detroit's defense was simply too much for the team to overcome come playoff time.

Such is the case with CBS Sports' latest mock draft, which has the Seahawks selecting Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan at No. 18 overall. If this ends up being the case, it will be the second time in the last three years Seattle has drafted a wide receiver in the first round,

The Raiders acquired Geno Smith to be the starting quarterback this offseason, which quelled the initial rumors they were interested in drafting Shedeur Sanders. However, Geno is 34 years old, which means the team should still consider a young quarterback early in the draft.

In Mel Kiper's latest mock draft on ESPN, McMillan is selected by the Denver Broncos with the No. 20 overall pick, the first WR off the board outside of Colorado's Travis Hunter, a WR/CB combo. There are many other mock drafts out there that have McMillan going inside the top 10 picks.

The Green Bay Packers have produced the second-youngest playoff team (2024) and the youngest playoff team (2023) of the past 45 NFL seasons. That's a major accomplishment, but the franchise has been unable to break through to the NFC Championship game.

Penn State tight end Tyler Warren is considered one of the best pure football players in the 2025 NFL Draft, and a new report suggests the Bears have interest.

The Cincinnati Bengals must rebuild their defense, a process that might start with Oregon defensive tackle Derrick Harmon.

ESPN NFL draft pundits Jordan Reid, Field Yates and Matt Miller talked NFL draft buzz and were asked what percentage chance they give of Dart being chosen in the first round. Reid gave Dart a 75 percent chance which was the low of the group. Yates went up to 90 percent, and Miller showed a confident 95 percent chance.

In the eyes of CBS Sports analyst Kyle Stackpole, he sees the Texans getting lucky once their pick rolls around at 25, effectively predicting them to select Ohio State offensive tackle Josh Simmons, who he could see end up as the best lineman to come out of this year's class.