NFL free agency does not begin until next week (March 10), but activity swelled Wednesday as trades were unofficially executed and more players were added to the chopping block, released. A flurry of moves will likely continue over the next few days as teams position themselves for the start of the legal tampering period Monday and the subsequent start of free agency Wednesday.

Many fans don't want to see the Giants trade up. They'd prefer NY sits back at No. 3 and takes the best player available. What do you think?

A 6-foot-2 cornerback with nearly 33-inch arms, Frazier ran a 4.37 40-yard dash to accompany the measurements. The tape is a bit of an up-and-down roller coaster, but Frazier slots in as a developmental outside cornerback with immediate special teams upside.

Jordan Reid projects landing spots for top NFL prospects, three QBs and plenty of combine risers over the opening 64 picks. And he even has an early trade.

Several draft experts around the internet have compiled their updated mock drafts, projecting the outcomes in the first round (or two) of the NFL draft following the conclusion of the combine. Here's how things could shake out come late April according to some of those draft experts:

The Giants lost out on Matthew Stafford but end up with the best all-around talent from Colorado. Plus, Titans, Browns lock down their QBs of the future.

The NFL Mock Draft Consensus identifies the most popular projections for every first-round selection. Each week, forecasts vary as mock drafters present differing opinions on who they deem as the best prospect for each team's pick.

Nate Tice and Charles McDonald spent last week at the 2025 NFL combine. Here's their sixth mock draft of this year's cycle.

At NFL.com, the Green Bay Packers selected injured Ohio State offensive tackle Josh Simmons, who hopes to have a personal pro day before the draft.