There's a strong likelihood the Giants attack the quarterback market in the 2025 NFL Draft more aggressively than any other team. General Manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian D

There are still plenty of unknowns at this point in the NFL calendar, including multiple teams with head coach, general manager and coordinator openings yet to be filled. Between those soon-to-be hires and the impending roster upheaval that’ll happen in free agency, team needs will fluctuate over the next three months.

Happy Victory Monday to all who are celebrating! The list of teams and fanbases who get to partake are getting shorter and shorter by the week — although Patriots fans may be celebrating as well today as they land the big fish of this year's head coaching carousel.

Luckily, the Bears are in a prime position to address the trenches, as well as other areas of need, with $73 million in salary cap space, per Spotrac, and four picks in the Top 75 of the 2025 NFL draft. That includes the 10th overall pick, where Chicago is primed to land a top prospect.

Traditionally, I loathe doing mock drafts this early in the process. Why? Free agency always has to play out, you don't know who actually is going to be on the

NY Giants still need to give strong consideration at QB at No. 3 in the 2025 NFL Draft. Four impact defensive players could also be in play there.

As the New York Giants plan out their offseason, another name has been added to the list of potential targets at the quarterback position. Holding the No. 3 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Giants also have the second pick in the second round to use on a quarterback should they pass on the position their first time around.

Quarterback Drew Lock comically lost the New York Giants the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft in Week 17 with a stellar performance. Still, finding a franchise QB should be the Giants’ top priority. That may not be an option,