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Not a bad read as we get closer to the draft https://www.nfl.com/news/2025-nfl-draft-strongest-position-group-weakest Before we dive into my ranking of the 11 position groups in the 2025 draft, it's important for you to understand the criteria I used. In assessing each position, I identified star-caliber players, future starters and overall depth. Generally speaking, I concentrated on prospects who are most likely to be drafted in Rounds 1 through 5. I weighed star players and future starters twice as heavily as overall depth, and my ranking scale ranged from 10 to 30 points. A score of 20 points or higher for a position group is considered strong. Here is how I stack the position groups in this prospect crop, from strongest to weakest.

Trade down, getting a #1 next year, target Arch Manning, provided he pans out as a good qb, or who ever appears as the top college qb next year.

Do they? Wilson is a bad influence of teammate, if reports are true. But they do have Winston, a polar opposite, so maybe. Trading down might be better

3 years, $69 million, $26 mil guarenteed If that knee heels up, not a bad signing for a 31 year old on his what, 4th team

https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/russell-wilson-giants-nfl-free-agency Oy

Very talented young man, as has been said, when/if he can stay healthy he is a quality secondary player. Great depth move

I think he could be a good swing man, work at both guard and right tackle I wouldn't draft him in the 1st, but the late 2nd, the 3rd if he is there, sure thing.. This will be one of the most important drafts, if I haven't said before. Key positions of need, talent infusion along both lines, in the secondary. Good, young, cheap, dependable depth.

He would be a very good pick, big strong guard where he should excell, make this line powerful

Nothing to see here, he left with out a contract

We shall see,

Can a tight end be overrated? Maybe and if so, he may very well be the most over rated. He is big, but not big like Bavaro, or Gronk. 6'-5, 256 He runs, but not very fast, 4.68, all of course straight line. He numbers, is likely the best way to describe the way he moves. He can jump, well, he gets his feet off of the ground. He can catch, I'll give him that, not like the best but not a 50% person either. He will adjust to the ball in the air, somewhat. This is where people are using the term athletic, when describing him. Other people, not me. He is more akin to our favorite fullback on the Ravens, only a bit taller. He will go in the 1st round, maybe even in the top 10, teams are crazy, there are far more athletic, truly, tightends in this draft that can be had in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th rounds. He was only so productive on PSU because they had no one else and they played a soft schedule, as usual.

Ran a 4.37 40. He is built like a tank, not much in accuracy, not sure he can read defenses properly, but if he can catch, he would make a very receiver

Vikes are out on Roger's, looks like it is either the Stillers or the Giants... easy choice there.

More are saying that Fields was miffed he got benched, felt he was the better player last year; delusional. Reports are that the Stiller qb room was not very, enjoyable and Fields just wanted to move on to a team that "really wanted him". Foolish on his part, he stands a better chance of winning on the Steelers.

They didn't want to pay him what the Jets did, reports are that they wanted him, but the Jets offer was a shock to them

They are so soured on Russle that Flacco is their back up plan. Joe would get killed behind that offensive line

Cant afford a real good defense, so keep the high scoring offense and hope to draft defense well, very, very well

Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins told Fox Sports on Sunday that they have agreed to contract extensions. Chase agreed to a four-year, $161 million deal that includes $112 million guaranteed, while Higgins agreed to a four-year, $115 million deal that is guaranteed for the first two years, they told Fox Sports. Chase's deal has an annual average of $40.25 million, setting an NFL record for the highest average annual salary for a non-quarterback. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/44284476/bengals-agree-extensions-jamarr-chase-tee-higgins

He has a little more left in the tank than Roger's, and a very high salary, but compared to reports for what Roger's wants, maybe he is a better deal

Yes, Rush should be able to win some games if called upon, at the very least he can throw the ball farther than 10 yards, unlike the old man. Now, will Cleveland take this proverbial 2nd chance to heart, prepare and practice properly? If so, we have Merkari's replacement.

In a surprise move, the Ravens resigned Cleveland, when healthy, mentally & physically, a good versitile lineman. They also signed Cooper Rush to a 2 year deal worth up to $12.2 million. I guess and am glad the JJ back up plan is likely over.

I'm hoping Walker can learn from Hopkins, they are very similar type receivers. I sure hope he isn't another Ravens drafted receiver busts. Big, lightening fast.

Humphries did the team a solid, restructuring his contract to lower his cap number this year from $18 mil to $1.2, convetfing the $16 mil to bonus and adding two void years, saving the team a little over $13 mil in cap space. https://www.si.com/nfl/ravens/news/baltimore-ravens-restructure-marlon-humphrey-contract

Yep, likely why he is taking so long, trying to decide if he can take the chiding from those moves via the media

Board replaced with Jake Hummel, and excellent special teams and back up line backer from the Rams Wallace was also resigned