2025 Day 2 NFL Mock Draft: Jets stop Shedeur Sanders’ fall, Browns nab CB Will Johnson to start second round
2025 Day 2 NFL Mock Draft: Jets stop Shedeur Sanders’ fall, Browns nab CB Will Johnson to start second round
Round One featured a flurry of trades with 2026 first-round picks flying off the board as teams scrambled to shore up urgent needs for their rosters.
Marshall DE Mike Green, Michigan CB Will Johnson and, of course, Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders headline a surprising list of players who fell out of Day 1. They should all have their names called early in Round Two.
For complete analysis of the selections during night two of the 2025 NFL Draft, check out the constantly-updated Rotoworld player news feed.
A first-round TE is a luxury pick for a team that has needs elsewhere and a questionable QB situation. Warren isn’t an urgent upgrade given the Colts’ receivers weren’t being maximized anyway, and his skills overlap with what the Colts already have on the roster.
Hampton is a fine player, but there’s reason to question the value here for the Chargers, who still have glaring needs, especially on the interior offensive line. The Chargers aren’t good enough to justify using a premium pick on a running back and the move doesn’t make their offense materially better.
None of the QBs in this draft class other than Cam Ward were first-round material. The Giants are in “win now or develop” limbo — stuck with veterans and now asking Dart to step into a questionable situation behind a shaky line.
Matthew Berry, Jay Croucher and Connor Rogers break down their favorite and least favorite picks from Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft, including Ashton Jeanty, Tetairoa McMillan, Travis Hunter and Tyler Warren.
By the time of his departure, Rivera had become the winningest head coach in franchise history at an overall record of 76-63-1. He also guided Carolina to three straight NFC South titles beginning in 2013 as well as their second-ever Super Bowl appearance in 2015.
He’d then be hired as the head coach of the then-Washington Football Team in 2020. Rivera lasted four years in the nation’s capital before his firing at the end of 2023.
