A few weeks out from the NFL Draft, we can at least eliminate one potential option for the Cleveland Browns: moving up to the first pick to select Miami's quarterback, Cam Ward.

The Tennessee Titans have the first crack to make the Heisman Trophy finalist from Miami their franchise quarterback. Or they could choose Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders, Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter or two-way star Travis Hunter, the Heisman winner.

NFL Draft cycle is entering its final month. The NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis is in the books, and all 32 teams' draft needs are beginning to become more clear with the new league year kicking off and ushering in free agency.

The quarterback position is the most important position on the field and few have played QB over a career as well as former Miami Hurricanes QB Cam Ward. At 6-foot-1 and 219 pounds, Ward is not your prototypical NFL quarterback.

Inching closer to the 2025 NFL Draft, one thing is becoming apparent. The Tennessee Titans will be selecting Cam Ward with the No. 1 overall pick. Ward has long been presumed to go in that spot but the question has been,

Cam Ward has been on a meteoric rise since transferring to Miami (FL), and now he’s in the conversation to go No. 1 overall in the 2025 NFL Draft. During a recent NFL Draft preview show with Ari Meirov on “NFL Spotlight w/Ari Meirov,

General manager Mike Borgonzi said Sunday that the team would not pass on a franchise quarterback if it feels that one is available, via PaulKuharsky.com, so when Titans head coach Brian Callahan spoke Monday about Ward's talent and progress over the years, it was certainly notable.

B/R's NFL scouting department projected Ward to the Titans in its most recent mock draft released on March 20. If anyone other than Ward winds up being selected No. 1 overall by the Titans, it would feel like a huge upset at this point.

NFL draft is one month away, which means now is a great time for my first three-round mock of the season. As top 30 visits are ongoing and pro days begin to wind down, I’d say my evaluation process is about 95% complete.

The No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft is always one of the biggest storylines of the offseason, and the Tennessee Titans and general manager Mike Borgonzi are

Despite the signing of Stefon Diggs, the Patriots are in desperate need of a long term No. 1 option at wide receiver, and Hunter certainly fits that bill. Last season, Hunter had 96 catches for 1,258 yards and 15 scores, along with a rushing touchdown.