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The 2025 NFL draft kicks off at 8 p.m. ET on Thursday in Green Bay, Wisconsin (ESPN/ABC/ESPN App). We're pretty sure we know what's going to happen with the No. 1 pick. Barring a shocker, the Tennessee Titans will take Miami quarterback Cam Ward.
-France scrumhalf Nolann le Garrec has apologised after falling dramatically during a Top 14 match, an action widely criticised as simulation.
Probabilistic forecasts are a critical piece of the NFL draft game. Instead of filling out mock drafts, NFL teams opt to build models that help them predict how the draft could unfold. After draft week is over, some teams will even reveal the internal probabilities they had for players to fall to certain spots and how that influenced their decision-making.
FRISCO, Texas — On Thursday, it gets real for the Dallas Cowboys, as the 2025 NFL draft kicks off in Green Bay, Wisconsin, at 8 p.m. ET (on ESPN/ABC/ESPN App).
Odds on the NFL draft are notoriously volatile, but entering the week, the betting market is confident that the first four picks are set. Heavy odds-on favorites have emerged to be the first, second, third and fourth picks in Cam Ward (-20,000), Travis Hunter (-1,400), Abdul Carter (-700), and Will Campbell (-500), respectively. After that, the odds are much more even, yet they still tell a story about what the betting public believes will take place on Thursday.
In an effort to curtail players faking injuries, a concern that has permeated throughout college football for years, the NCAA announced Thursday that its Playing Rules Oversight Panel has approved changes to the injury timeout rules starting this fall.
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Running backs are back! Last season's strong performances by veterans Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry have NFL teams thinking differently about the position in the draft. But here's the thing: Teams don't have to select a running back early in the 2025 draft to get a good one.