Rams GM Les Snead recently went though yet another NFL Draft, and the approach taken to the event by each team, each year is different. "Each of those scenarios are case by case," Snead said in an appearance on the Rich Eisen Show.

DeCosta's rationale also stems from the fact most NFL teams are increasingly targeting similar players, he explained, perhaps partially due to intensified media coverage of clubs' most prioritized positions and prospect types.

Many opinions have emerged on why Shedeur Sanders fell to the Cleveland Browns in the fifth round. One NFL general manager has an explanation.

When Shedeur Sanders was still on the board in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL draft, the Cleveland Browns decided to aggressively pursue him. According to ESPN's Daniel Oyefusi, Browns general manager Andrew Berry "worked hard" to find a trade that would bring Sanders to Cleveland as his fall continued early on Day 3.

They picked Oregon's Dillon Gabriel in the third round and traded up for Colorado's Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round.

The Green Bay Packers selected a wide receiver in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft. It was the first time a wide receiver was selected in the first round by the Packers since 2002. That was receiver was none other than Texas Longhorns standout Matthew Golden.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Matthew Golden will look to become just the second Hall of Fame wide receiver with his jersey number.