5 bold 2025 NFL Draft predictions: Giants stun by taking QB at No. 3
NY Post
Maybe the last three months were just the calm before an NFL draft storm.
This is the first time in the common era of the draft (since 1967) that every team holds its own first-round pick a day before selections get underway.
The trade inactivity has supported a relatively unchanged consensus top-10 picks (in one order or another) in most mock drafts, without many big risers or fallers to sway the buzz.
But don’t be fooled. Chaos still could happen.
And the uncertain quarterback class is the reason.
Here are The Post’s five bold predictions for the 2025 NFL Draft:
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