The 2025 NFL Draft continued into Day 2, as several teams made significant moves to reshape their rosters. While not every selection is guaranteed to be successful, many franchises made significant strides toward improvement with impactful additions across the board.
As usual, some teams were fortunate to have top prospects fall to them late after others made questionable decisions with reaches. With that in mind, let’s take a closer look at three teams trending up and three teams trending down after Day 2.
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From long-awaited pass-rush reinforcements in Atlanta to Philadelphia benefiting once again from the rest of the league's missteps, here's a deeper look at the five most significant themes that emerged from Day 1.
With Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft complete, a number of high-end prospects are still available heading into Day 2. Using our draft board and player evaluations, we’ve assembled a full team of the best players still waiting to be selected.
Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said Friday that the team investigated the two sexual assault allegations against No. 59 pick Mike Green "very thoroughly" and is "comfortable" with the selection.
As his team passed on drafting a quarterback, including Shedeur Sanders, for the second time in the 2025 NFL draft, Steelers owner and president Art Rooney II said Friday the team "may get word soon" on Aaron Rodgers.
The Browns selected Dillon Gabriel with the 94th overall pick during Round 3 on Friday night, opting not to go with Shedeur Sanders and instead choosing the former Oregon star.
Broncos coach Sean Payton says teams that passed over Shedeur Sanders in the NFL draft should "beware" because the former Colorado quarterback will use the snub as motivation.
Lawrence Taylor wants newly drafted Giants pass rusher Abdul Carter to create his own legacy, one that won't include wearing the No. 56 that Taylor made famous during his legendary career.
A new era in New York is underway as the Jets have hired former Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn as the new head coach while moving on from QB Aaron Rodgers.
Edge rusher Mike Green recorded 17 sacks for Marshall in 2024 and that led some people to consider him a first-round talent, but he remained on the board until the Ravens plucked him with the 59th overall pick.
The Raiders have added five players to their organization with draft picks over the last two days, but the happy news for those players was balanced on Friday by some bad news for six others.
Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta was noncommittal about tight end Mark Andrews's future with the team during a pre-draft press conference this month, but he sounded a lot more certain when he spoke to the media on Friday night.
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