One unnamed NFL executive believes that Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders and two-way athlete Travis Hunter will go one-two in the upcoming NFL draft.

As the losses pile on, the Raiders are putting themselves in a better position to find their franchise signal caller in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Shedeur Sanders. Even if he’s not on the same level as Andrew Luck as a prospect, the hype and the pageantry that’s about to surround the 2025 draft and what team Sanders goes to could be on a level we haven’t seen since that 2012 draft.

Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter's NFL Draft projection has them on track to do something that hasn't been done in nearly three decades.

The Giants have had the No. 1 overall pick twice — 1951 (when they selected running back/wide receiver Kyle Rote) and 1965 (running back Tucker Frederickson). Rote wound up in the Giants’ Ring of Honor. A knee injury ended Frederickson’s career after seven seasons.

Our 2025 mock from Christian D’Andrea had the Giants taking Georgia’s Carson Beck at No. 5, but in the latest NFL mock draft from CBS Sports’ Ryan Wilson, he’s got the Giants trading up a couple of spots with the Tennessee Titans to get Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders.

A viral video of New York Giants GM Joe Schoen and other Giants’ decision-makers at a Colorado football practice on Tuesday has both proponents and opponents of Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders being the Giants’ next quarterback taking to social media to offer their opinions.

And on Tuesday, Schoen checked out Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ practice in Boulder. He stood on the sideline and chatted with Sanders’ father, Deion Sanders, the Hall of Fame cornerback who is now Colorado’s coach.