Sam Darnold to Seattle. Geno Smith to Las Vegas. Aaron Rodgers to ...? Our experts sort through quarterback signings, trades and extensions.

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.

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)?

NFL mock draft features several major shake-ups after the first wave of free agency, including Shedeur Sanders' first-round tumble.

Pat Shurmur has a unique perspective when it comes to one of the more polarizing storylines surrounding the 2025 NFL Draft. For one, he's the former head coach of two of the teams inside the top three in the Cleveland Browns (No.

Is Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders no longer a surefire top-10 pick? In his latest mock draft, The Athletic's Nick Baumgardner had the New York Jets taking Sanders with pick No. 28 after a trade with the Detroit Lions,

Shedeur Sanders is as polarizing a draft prospect as we’ve seen in years, and ESPN analyst Louis Riddick believes there’s a coordinated attempt to take him down. The former NFL front office executive told Dan Patrick that some teams are spreading false rumors due tom his father being controversial Colorado coach and NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders.

Shedeur Sanders isn’t concerned about whether or not he will be the number-one pick. He remains focused on the next stage of his career, regardless of where he lands in the draft. Sanders’ Growth Changes Dynamic Ralph Waldo Emerson said,