NFL free agency does not begin until next week (March 10), but activity swelled Wednesday as trades were unofficially executed and more players were added to the chopping block, released. A flurry of moves will likely continue over the next few days as teams position themselves for the start of the legal tampering period Monday and the subsequent start of free agency Wednesday.

Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders will be the first two quarterbacks selected in next month’s NFL draft. Where they go is still uncertain.

Normally for my post-combine mock, I like to propose a few trade ideas. But I found it tough to do with this class because teams like the depth on Day 2 a whole lot more than the options in a relatively light first round.

Aaron Rodgers is a four-time NFL MVP, Super Bowl champion and future first-ballot Hall of Famer. He still may have to wait until after the draft to find a new team for 2025.

The Titans currently hold the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, but a new team has emerged as a co-favorite to make the pick as well.

When the Tennessee Titans finished with the worst record in the NFL and were awarded the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, it was widely assumed that they would use that selection to draft their quarterback of the future.

There will be no shortage of options for the Chicago Bears in the 2025 NFL Draft, even with their most recent additions to the roster. Holding three picks in the first 41 selections, the Bears are going to look to continue their extreme makeover of their roster for new head coach Ben Johnson.

The Chicago Bears have made some serious moves already this offseason, but who will they target in the NFL Draft?

The Browns will have four of the top prospects in the draft, including Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders, in Berea this week for pre-draft visits.

Considering Cleveland may very well have the worst quarterback situation in the league at the moment, it would definitely be jarring if the Browns actually went with a different p

The Athletic's Mike Sando revealed that at least one unnamed NFL executive believes the Browns will feel they have no choice but to select Colorado quarterback Shede