In today’s episode, we go through all 32 first-round picks in our latest 2025 NFL Mock Draft. 2-time Super Bowl Champion Bryant McFadden joins Ryan Wilson to discuss how free agency has impacted who each team selects.

(00:00) Intro

(1:00) 1. Tennessee Titans

(2:08) 2. Cleveland Browns

(3:28) 3. New York Giants

(5:14) 4. New England Patriots

(7:30) 5. Jacksonville Jaguars

(9:56) 6. Las Vegas Raiders

(11:55) 7. New York Jets

(13:47) 8. Carolina Panthers

(14:56) 9. New Orleans Saints

(17:06) 10. Chicago Bears

(18:11) 11. San Francisco 49ers

(19:57) 12. Dallas Cowboys

(21:27) 13. Miami Dolphins

(23:19) 14. Indianapolis Colts

(24:17) 15. Atlanta Falcons

(26:50) 16. Arizona Cardinals

(29:01) 17. Cincinnati Bengals

(31:46) 18. Seattle Seahawks

(34:04) 19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

(34:49) 20. Denver Broncos

(35:24) 21. Pittsburgh Steelers

(36:35) 22. Los Angeles Chargers

(37:07) 23. Green Bay Packers

(38:15) 24. Minnesota Vikings

(38:40) 25. Houston Texans

(39:43) Picks 26-32

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