As the NFL Draft season heats up, sportsbooks are responding with a variety of betting options. DraftKings has introduced its first player position matchups for the 2025 Draft, allowing punters to wager on which players will be selected first. Key matchups include Donovan Ezeiruaku against Emeka Egbuka, and James Pearce Jr. facing Jalen Milroe, with odds favoring the former in each case. Ezeiruaku stands as a strong candidate for an earlier pick due to the demand for edge rushers among teams drafting beyond the top 10.

The analysis suggests that teams like the Falcons, Bengals, and Lions are likely to prioritize defensive players, making Ezeiruaku a solid bet against Egbuka. On the other hand, while Pearce shows promise as a top-10 talent, concerns regarding his character could impact his draft position, positioning Milroe as a potential sleeper bet at +175 odds. As the draft approaches, these odds may shift based on emerging news and player evaluations.

The Green Bay Packers are set to host Canadian quarterback Taylor Elgersma from Wilfrid Laurier University for an official pre-draft visit. Elgersma, who recently captured the Hec Crighton Trophy as Canada's top college football player, has been turning heads with his impressive performances. At the Senior Bowl, he showcased his skills by completing 4-of-7 passes for 57 yards, standing tall at 6-4 and weighing 216 pounds.

His season statistics are equally compelling, with a remarkable 74.5% completion rate, 20 touchdown passes, and leading his team to an unbeaten regular season. The Packers are evaluating Elgersma not just as a draft prospect but possibly as an undrafted free agent target, especially considering their quarterback depth with Jordan Love currently under contract. The team’s roster decisions for 2026 will significantly impact Elgersma’s potential fit in Green Bay.

The Los Angeles Rams are considering their future at quarterback, eyeing potential draft picks for the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft. With Matthew Stafford aging and Jimmy Garoppolo serving as a backup, the Rams may target a younger signal-caller. Although names like Jaxson Dart and Jalen Milroe have been tossed around for the first round, the Rams might prioritize other positions before considering a quarterback on Day 3. Bill Williamson of SB Nation has proposed that the Rams could trade up to draft Oregon's Dillon Gabriel, a standout who completed nearly 73% of his passes last season and ended his college career with a record-setting 155 touchdown passes. However, Gabriel’s height is a concern, standing at only 6 feet tall, but under the tutelage of Stafford and Garoppolo, he could develop into a strong asset for the Rams.

The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves at a crossroads as the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, contemplating their next strategic move. Initially, the consensus was clear: select a wide receiver, particularly Ohio State's Emeka Egbuka. However, a pivotal trade for DK Metcalf from the Seattle Seahawks has altered their course significantly.

With the draft looming, opinions on the Steelers' next pick are divided. While some analysts are leaning towards defense, others suggest bolstering the backfield. This uncertainty has turned the spotlight toward the quarterback position, with three names emerging as potential options: Alabama’s Jalen Milroe, Ole Miss's Jaxson Dart, and Shedeur Sanders from Colorado. Milroe is viewed as a high-risk, high-reward athlete reminiscent of Lamar Jackson, whereas Dart presents a more polished throwing style but less mobility. Sanders is seen as the safest choice for immediate impact, albeit requiring a trade-up pick.

As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, the Los Angeles Rams are making headlines with their interest in top quarterback prospects, notably Jalen Milroe and Jaxson Dart. Analysts suggest that Milroe could be a first-round pick, and there's growing speculation that if the Rams are keen on him, they might select him at pick 26. Todd McShay's mock draft also hints that the New York Giants might trade up to 24 to secure Milroe ahead of the Rams, indicating the buzz around Sean McVay's plans.

McVay, while claiming limited focus on this year’s quarterbacks, has nonetheless created a narrative that suggests otherwise. His team's actions, including close evaluations of potential first-round talents, contradict his statements. Meanwhile, McShay forecasts the Rams will take cornerback Jahdae Barron, but the quarterback chatter persists, showing that the Rams are contemplating their options as the draft nears.