NFL Draft will be here before you know it, and a premiere draft expert believes the SEC is destined to own a lot of the first round.

Draft expert Daniel Jeremiah recently weigh in with his thoughts on a popular pick for the Colts in mock drafts.

The interior is a more logical focal point for the Dolphins. Former first-round pick Austin Jackson was extended in 2023 to keep being the team’s right tackle, and Miami has Terron Armstead on the left side with 2024 second-round pick Patrick Paul waiting in the wings to take over.

Jeremiah dropped his latest mock draft this week and he has the Cincinnati Bengals going defense in the first round, which makes plenty of sense. The team is looking to rebuild its image on that side under new defensive coordinator Al Golden.

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In his second mock draft, NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah projects the Tennessee Titans stay at No. 1 and pass over all available quarterbacks.

With NFL.com’s Daniel Jeremiah selecting Josh Simmons with the Green Bay Packers’ first-round pick, we filled in the rest of a seven-round mock draft.

With the Super Bowl in the rearview mirror and the NFL scouting combine looming, we're officially in the thick of mock draft season. While a flurry of mock drafts have been released with different predictions for what John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan could potentially do

Until free agency rolls around where deals can become final, the Houston Texans should be linked to every interior offensive lineman and wide receiver for the upcoming NFL Draft. Houston must improve both areas if C.

Reaching for need is a practice the Cincinnati Bengals need to avoid in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Bengals' roster could use the injection of talent thanks to any value pick presented to them. Reuniting a player with his college coach in the process would be the cherry on top.