The 2025 NFL draft is in the books and there were plenty of talking points from the three days in Green Bay. The drama began from the second pick on Thursday when the Jacksonville Jaguars traded up to select two-way sensation Travis Hunter, a blockbuster move for arguably the most talent-packed day in the whole event.

Now that the draft is over, the fantasy football offseason will shift into another gear. In dynasty formats, rookie drafts will be firing up in earnest. Even in redraft leagues, Now that we know who landed where we’ll start to get a much better feel for how players stack up against one another in 2025.

Canton McKinley's Harold Fannin Jr. and Wadsworth's Mitchell Evans are among Northeast Ohio's best who are now in the NFL.

The grip held by the SEC and Big Ten on college football has grown more powerful in recent years, and now their collective reign of dominance also extends to the NFL Draft. Nearly 60 percent of the NFL’s 257 selections in seven rounds belonged to either the SEC (79) or Big Ten (71).

NFL draft is officially closed, and the Tennessee Titans made some exciting moves and picks throughout the draft. Starting with selecting Miami quarterback Cam Ward with the number one overall pick and ending the draft with nine total picks instead of eight made for a winning combination.