It looks like Cam Ward may have the early edge over Shedeur Sanders in the bid to be the first quarterback off the board in April's NFL draft. Matt Miller

Former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders and Miami Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward have worked out together ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. Two of the top quarterback prospects in this year's draft class took turns completing drills and throwing the football together, all while debating who is the generational prospect.

So would the Giants take Hunter at No. 3? Maybe. But Trapasso has them going with a quarterback — Alabama’s Jalen Milroe (followed by Hunter to the Patriots at No. 4). Which would be quite interesting, to say the least.

Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi said several teams have already been in touch about the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL draft.

Twenty-eight of the 32 picks in the first round are set, starting with Tennessee at No. 1. Here's what four experts predict will happen in Round 1.

We took a look at ESPN analyst Mel Kiper's first NFL mock draft to evaluate where he thinks Cam Ward, Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders will go.

Miami QB Cam Ward continues to be the favorite for the Titans’ selection at BetMGM, but it's a lot closer than it once was. As of Wednesday afternoon, Ward is -115 to be the first pick after he was a Heisman finalist in 2024.

Former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders and Miami Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward, two of the most highly touted prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft, recently worked out

Shedeur Sanders had been the favorite to be the first player taken in the NFL Draft, but that honor belongs to Cam Ward now.

NFL mock drafts have the Tennessee Titans often selecting Cam Ward or Travis Hunter. Shedeur Sanders seems to be taking hold as the No. 2 quarterback in this class. But what if the Titans don't believe any of that trio to be the best player available in this class?

The Tennessee Titans are starting their offseason work and the guys at Pro Football Focus believe Cam Ward should be their draft target.

The NFL announced a list of underclassmen who were granted eligibility in the 2025 NFL Draft. Players competing in the College Football Playoff championship have until Jan. 24 to make their intentions known Each of the 55 players listed below have met the league's three-year eligibility rule and have renounced their college football eligibility by submitting written notification to the league office on or before the Jan.