We're through the bulk of NFL free agency, even though Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson and a few other stragglers have yet to sign with new franchises. Team needs were shook up quite a bit over the past week. Some roster additions helped fix weaknesses, while players leaving to sign elsewhere created new ones. That means front offices might be slowly changing their approaches to the 2025 NFL draft, which kicks off in just over a month, on April 24.
To get a sense of how the draft board stacks up now that the free agency frenzy is winding down, I'm projecting all 32 picks in Round 1.