2025 NFL Mock Draft: Big Trades Shake Up Latest 4-Round Projection

See how some early trades impact this updated four-round forecast for the 2025 NFL Draft from Athlon Sports draft expert Luke Easterling.


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What Raiders Must Consider Before Drafting Jeanty

The Las Vegas Raiders sustained massive losses in free agency, including several starters, which added to the roster's holes. Although the Raiders have added a veteran quarterback and running back to their roster, they also possess the No. 6 pick in the NFL Draft. It is only a matter of which player the Raiders select. The Raiders have struggled to run the ball over the past two seasons.


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Taking a look at the Las Vegas Raiders and the NFL Draft from a former GM's point of view

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Taking a look at the Las Vegas Raiders and the NFL Draft from a former GM's point of view

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Miller's seven-round NFL mock draft: Let's project landing spots for 257 top prospects

Sin City Raiders News From the Titans' selection at No. 1 to the Chiefs' slot at the end of Round 7, Matt Miller predicted every single pick in the 2025 NFL draft.


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Biggest Area Raiders Defense Must Improve on

The Las Vegas Raiders defense was strong last season, holding down what they could as well as giving their offense a chance to win games. While the team didn't do a whole lot of winning last season for several reasons, the franchise's defense going into the new campaign has to keep the defense up to par. Last season, the Raiders defense ranked 15th in the National Football League in terms of total defense. Averagely allowing 333.1 yards per game, the Raiders were dead set in the middle of the pack.


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The Raiders were reserved in free agency, but bringing back Koonce was the right focus

In hindsight, the Las Vegas Raiders felt that last season started going south days before it even began. A turning point might have come in the second official game-week practice of the year ahead of the opener against the Los Angeles Chargers, when edge rusher Malcolm Koonce suffered a season-ending torn ACL. Las Vegas wound up one of the most injured teams in the NFL on the season as a whole, with coach-at-the-time Antonio Pierce later pinpointing the loss of Koonce as hurting the worst of all the absences. Teammates including fellow edge rusher and superstar Maxx Crosby spoke of being heartbroken for the 26-year-old, third-round NFL Draft pick out of the University of Buffalo.


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