NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport describes how the New York Jets will use the 7th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft now that they have quarterback Justin Fields.

The NFL Draft is mere weeks away, and the New York Jets are finalizing their big board. Their new regime had a quiet offseason, but their one big free-agent splash is changing their draft strategy. Justin Fields signed on to be the Jets’ starting quarterback,

The Jets, who appeared to be stacked with pass-catching talent last season, now have a dearth of playmakers as they rebuild parts of their offense under their new regime. Gone are Adams ( Los Angeles Rams) and tight end Tyler Conklin ( Los Angeles Chargers ),

Quarterback Justin Fields is a recent addition to the Jets, but the Ohio State alum does have familiarity with a few of his new teammates.

During his four seasons in the NFL, Justin Fields hasn’t been in the best of situations. That includes last season when he started six games with the Steelers and was later benched after Russell Wilson (calf) was fully healthy.

The first round of the NFL draft can be a bit of a zoo, trading up, down and around either before or during the actual event in order to snag a player they believe to be their franchise’s future. This year, however, league experts fear no one is jockeying for a better selection. In fact, some teams could be hoping to move down.

Don't expect to see a flurry of movement in the 2025 NFL draft. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport on Thursday piggybacked on comments made by Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht and said there are "not a lot of teams trying to move up.

The Kansas City Chiefs have a chance to move up to No. 8 in the 2025 NFL Draft based on this surprise projected trade.

We all know how ridiculous Ashton Jeanty is. Omarion Hampton, however, is one heck of an NFL Draft consolation prize (same with JR Giddens).

The Cincinnati Bengals will clearly make the defensive line a priority during the 2025 NFL draft. Zac Taylor and the Bengals have been all over pass rushers and interior defensive linemen during pre-draft meetings,

See how a surprising top-five deal shakes things up in the latest four-round projection for the 2025 NFL Draft from Athlon Sports draft expert .

New York Jets general manager Darren Mougey might be interested in another splash at the 2025 NFL draft. Could that involve a trade at the even? After turning the page from quarterback Aaron Rodgers,

Marshall, a second-round pick out of LSU back in 2021, spent the first three years of his career with Carolina. He totaled 64 catches for 767 yards and just one score, topping out with a season-long receiving line of 28 grabs for 490 yards and the lone touchdown in 2022.

The Chargers will likely address the tight end position in the upcoming draft. They would love to get Penn State's Tyler Warren, but he will likely be long gone when they're on the clock. However, they could trade up to get Warren if they really value him that highly.

The New Orleans Saints could reportedly be without Derek Carr during the 2025 season. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Carr is dealing with a shoulder injury that "threatens his availability" for his upcoming regular season in New Orleans.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr's season could be in jeopardy due to a shoulder injury the 34-year-old suffered during the offseason, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. According to Rapoport,