Josh Liskiewitz

The Carolina Panthers need reinforcements at every level of the defense. Derrick Brown and Jaycee Horn provide a solid foundation, but the team must build around them this offseason.

With 10 total draft picks, expect Miami to target significant upgrades in the trenches early while using their hoard of Day 3 selections to add depth across the roster.

The New York Jets have reportedly decided to move on from Aaron Rodgers (and possibly Davante Adams), making the quarterback position a top priority for both the short and long term.

The New England Patriots’ top priority this offseason is strengthening an offensive line that struggled in 2024, as five linemen logged at least 300 pass-blocking snaps and earned a below-average grade, with the unit allowing a combined 163 pressures.

Fresh off their Super Bowl victory, the Philadelphia Eagles boast one of the most complete rosters in the league. However, there are still opportunities in the draft to add both instant contributors and long-term building blocks.

With their franchise quarterback in place — and still on a rookie contract — the future looks bright in Washington, but there’s still plenty of work to be done to strengthen the roster.

The Dallas Cowboys should be aiming to inject youth and athleticism into a skill-position group that, outside of star receiver CeeDee Lamb, lacks those traits.

Beyond quarterback, the New York Giants still have pressing needs, particularly on the offensive line and in the secondary. In this mock draft, they address both areas multiple times.

The Kansas City Chiefs' offensive line will be under the microscope this offseason after their 40-22 Super Bowl loss to the Eagles, in which quarterback Patrick Mahomes was under relentless pressure.

The way the Los Angeles Chargers’ season ended makes one thing clear — the team needs to prioritize adding offensive weapons. Los Angeles hit a home run in last year’s draft when Ladd McConkey fell into their lap in the second round, but the rest of the skill positions lack youth and explosiveness.

This draft class is deep at several of Denver’s biggest areas of need, giving them a prime opportunity to add playmakers who can make an immediate impact in 2025.

The Las Vegas Raiders will be one of the most fascinating teams to watch this offseason, as they are expected to be aggressive in addressing their quarterback situation through both free agency and the draft.

If Matthew Stafford returns, the Rams will likely prioritize adding another big offensive weapon to bolster their attack. However, if he decides to retire, the team could shift its focus to reinforcing the offensive line or upgrading the secondary instead.

Beyond quarterback, the Seahawks must address two major concerns: generating a consistent pass rush and improving offensive line play. With eight draft picks as of now, Seattle will have plenty of opportunities to upgrade key positions and take a step toward contention.

With glaring needs at guard, offensive tackle, defensive interior and edge rusher, Arizona must make the most of its draft capital to build a more complete roster for 2025 and beyond.

The star power remains on offense, but expect San Francisco to aggressively target both sides of the trenches in this year’s draft as they look to reclaim their spot atop the NFC West.

A look at how the Baltimore Ravens could use the 2025 NFL Draft to address some of their most pressing weaknesses on both sides of the ball.

A look at how the Pittsburgh Steelers could use the 2025 NFL Draft to address some of their most pressing weaknesses on both sides of the ball.

A look at how the Cincinnati Bengals could use the 2025 NFL Draft to address some of their most pressing weaknesses on both sides of the ball.

With limited flexibility in free agency, the Cleveland Browns are likely to rely on their draft capital to address multiple needs, including offensive tackle, cornerback and wide receiver.