The only team to have a player in the top ten and more than four picks in the top 100 was the Browns who landed the tenth spot for stopping Shedeur Sanders's free fall in the fifth round. Which I'm not sure that should really count, honestly. Especially since they had already taken a QB in Dillon Gabriel in the third round.

Turns out picking one of the best players in the draft is a smart idea. That's the general premise of ESPN's latest post-draft rankings, which dropped early on Wednesday morning. Now that every team has the next seven guys that'll all definitely be All-Pros,

Predicting the NFL Draft is never an exact science, as 2025 proved near-perfectly. For example, no expert or fan guessed that Shedeur Sanders was going to fall down draft boards as much as he did, landing with the 144th overall pick to the Cleveland Browns.