Deion Sanders remains confident in his son Shedeur's prospects despite the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation not being compelling enough, suggesting they could still draft him in the upcoming rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft. On the first night of the draft, Deion and Shedeur were seen discussing the Browns' selection of pass rusher Abdul Carter at No. 5 overall and the team's current roster, which includes Joe Flacco and Deshaun Watson, who may face a long recovery. Given the Browns' needs, selecting another quarterback seems likely.

Jalen Milroe, Alabama's dynamic quarterback, is poised to be a prominent pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, with mock drafts suggesting he could go early in the second round. Analysts regard him as one of the top quarterbacks available, alongside Shedeur Sanders. Despite not being selected in the first round, Milroe's strong arm and impressive speed have drawn comparisons to Kordell Stewart, highlighting his potential for both passing and running plays.

The Cleveland Browns are a team to monitor, particularly in relation to their quarterback situation with Deshaun Watson. After struggling in his first season with the Browns and facing injury concerns, drafting Milroe may serve as a strategic move to secure a reliable backup or future starter. NFL experts predict he might be the Browns' pick at No. 33, ahead of Sanders, further indicating his rising stock among NFL franchises.

As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, speculation is rife about the Jacksonville Jaguars making a bold move to trade up to the No. 2 pick, aiming to select Travis Hunter from Colorado. Hunter, an exceptional talent capable of playing both wide receiver and cornerback, would address Jacksonville's pressing need for a reliable No. 2 receiver after the offseason departures of Christian Kirk and Evan Engram. The Jaguars already feature standout Brian Thomas Jr., but Hunter's addition would significantly enhance their offensive firepower.

The Jaguars’ intentions, as reported by Ian Rapoport, suggest they might be willing to sacrifice significant future draft capital, potentially even a first-rounder, to secure Hunter. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns, currently holding the second pick, could leverage this situation to accumulate draft assets, particularly if they are uncertain about their quarterback options for the future. With Deshaun Watson's tenure appearing to be nearing an end, the Browns may benefit from trading down unless they are sold on Hunter’s capabilities.

The Cleveland Browns are set to re-enter the NFL Draft with a first-round pick for the first time since 2021, after a challenging season that saw them finish 3-14. With the second overall pick and a total of ten selections, the Browns aim to revamp their roster. The franchise's recent history has been marked by a significant trade for quarterback Deshaun Watson, which has left them without a first-round pick for three years. As they prepare for the upcoming draft, the focus will be on building a competitive team to return to playoff contention.