Shedeur Sanders is no longer the favorite to go No. 1 overall in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Colorado quarterback has been surpassed by Miami’s Cam Ward as the most likely player to be the first off the board in April, according to oddsmakers at BetMGM Sportsbook.

Miami quarterback Cam Ward was the first player of the board in the latest 2025 NFL mock draft from ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. and Field Yates. Ward was

Ward and Titans defensive back Quandre Diggs are cousins. Ward's parents lived close to Diggs' mother in Texas as Ward grew up, according to a 2022 story in The Athletic, with Diggs giving Ward advice as he worked through the high school ranks and subscribing to ESPN+ to watch Ward at Incarnate Word.

Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III astutely ... Same people criticizing Cam Ward for sitting out the 2nd half of the Pop Tarts Bowl, would be saying how dumb it was for him to play if ...

The only reason the Giants should take a QB not named Sanders or Ward at No. 3 is if Drew Allar declares for the draft at the last minute. Allar, a 6-foot-5, 230-pound standout at Penn State, has drawn comparisons to peak Carson Wentz and CJ Stroud. Alas, he might just stay in school — which is probably the best thing for his development.

A new top five thanks to the Patriots’ surprising win means new QBs for the Titans and Browns. But who’s going where?

The Tennessee Titans have the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft, but insiders are split on Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders.

Should the Browns stay at No. 2 or trade down? Should they take a quarterback? We make a guess with our first mock draft.

Almost a year ago today, Miami pulled off the shocker of the 2023-24 transfer cycle: It convinced Cam Ward to exit the NFL Draft and come back to college for his redshirt senior season. It worked out brilliantly.

The world is Drew Allar's oyster. The Penn State star quarterback has the Nittany Lions in the midst of a national championship run. After winning their first-r

The New York Giants will be picking third in the NFL Draft behind two quarterback-needy teams, meaning that they might miss out on the chance to draft their