The NFL Draft is getting closer, with it being in just over a month in late April. Free agency is nearing its conclusion, making team needs for the NFL draft a bit more clear. That makes now as great a time as ever to make a mock draft.

The league recently announced 2025 NFL Draft compensatory selections, which was the final missing piece to the seven round draft order. Most, if not all, marquee free agents have

The NFL announced a recalculation of picks on Friday. The New Orleans Saints received one they did not have and the Miami Dolphins lost one of their two seventh-round compensatory picks. As a result,

With compensatory picks being finalized, here are the teams that have the most draft picks in the 2025 NFL Draft.

It wouldn't shock a single person who follows the NFL closely if the Carolina Panthers picked a defensive player with the eighth overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. It would, however, be quite the surprise if it weren't Georgia LB Jalon Walker,

NFL draft is scheduled for April 24-26 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, which is the home of the Green Bay Packers. .

The full picture of the 2025 NFL Draft is coming into view. Once the Super Bowl had been resolved, the first-round order was known. When the compensatory selections were announced Wednesday, the draft order for all seven rounds fell into place.

You might be wondering how the NFL’s compensatory pick system works. No? What if I told you the Patriots used one to draft Mike Vrabel? No, that was the Steelers. The Pats used one of theirs on Tom f—ing Brady!

The NFL revised its compensatory pick calculations, resulting in the Dolphins going back to 10 total selections, from 11.

To rebuild their defense, the Bucs are going to have six draft picks in the 2025 NFL Draft. The NFL announced compensatory picks for teams this week and as expected, the Bucs did not pick up any extra selections.

But would any of the remaining free agent quarterbacks entice them enough to change their plans? In other words, if the Giants sign Aaron Rodgers or Russell Wilson, might they consider drafting the best player available with the No. 3 pick instead of Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders (if they’re somehow still on the board)?