The NFL Draft is one of the next big items on the agenda for the sports world. While no former Iowa State player is expected to hear his name called in the firs

Post-NFL free agency mock drafts. That’s the good stuff. Two weeks’ worth of signings, releases and the occasional trade have helped shape individual team needs. Now, the focus returns to the incoming talent.

Are we in for a chaotic first round of the 2025 NFL Draft? Every team still has its own first-round pick, the closest we've come to an NFL Draft without any trades for first-rounders since 1993. All 32 clubs will have the option of standing pat and taking who they think is best for their team,

The Cardinals could take a cornerbacks in the first or second round of the draft. Here is Draft Wire's updated top five list.

As for the draft, here is more info below, per The Associated Press: The NFL draft is less than a month away and there’s still some uncertainty over who will be the top pick. Quarterbacks Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders figure to be among the first players selected in next month’s NFL draft,

The Washington Commanders hold the 29th pick in this year's NFL Draft after their surprising season last year. Led by quarterback Jayden Daniels, the Commanders

Lance Zierlein takes a global look at the prospect pool for the 2025 NFL Draft, ranking the 11 position groups from strongest to weakest. Where is the greatest accumulation of talent? Which areas are lacking?

That means that this mock will take an even more predictive approach, focusing more on what I think the team will do rather than what I would necessarily do if I were the shot caller in the building.

Jess Root and Seth Cox talk about offseason topics about the Cardinals and the NFL in the latest edition of the podcast.