Now that the 2025 NFL draft has concluded, we've seen several different opinions, both positive and negative, on the Atlanta Falcons' five-player draft class. The critics have mostly focused on their decision to trade a future first-round pick to move up to pick No.

The Atlanta Falcons' 2025 NFL draft class has received a decent amount of praise from analysts around the league. The team doubled down at two particular positions of need (edge rusher and safety) and got what appears to be good value.

According to the NFL, 600,000 people attended this year's draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and fewer than the 700,000 fans who flooded downtown Detroit last year. Before Detroit, the record was 600,000 set at the 2019 draft in Nashville.

NFL Draft is over, and the Detroit Lions added seven new players to a championship-caliber roster. Where do they fit in? What does it mean for returning players? What battles lie ahead? Let’s discuss with a post-draft depth chart.

The San Francisco 49ers wound up using all 11 of their selections in the 2025 NFL draft. Some of their picks will likely work out. Others will likely not. In the interest of transparency, we don't have a crystal ball and we can't tell you which players will be good or not (although that won't stop us from prognosticating).