The Minnesota Vikings have made the decision to part ways with cornerback Nashon Wright, just months after acquiring him from the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for Andrew Booth Jr. Wright saw very limited action during his time with the Vikings, appearing in only one game and spending the majority of the 2024 season on the practice squad. His tenure with the team was marked by a complete absence of defensive snaps, instead only contributing on special teams. As the Vikings look to revamp their secondary heading into the 2025 season, the upcoming NFL Draft presents an opportunity to address their needs, particularly with the 24th overall pick.

In a surprising twist for the Arizona Cardinals, ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. has predicted that the team will not address its defensive line needs in his latest two-round mock draft. Instead, Kiper suggests that with the 16th overall pick they will select Texas wide receiver Matthew Golden, a speedster with 4.29 speed. This addition would complement last year's top pick, Marvin Harrison Jr., enhancing the Cardinals' offensive firepower.

In the second round, at No. 47 overall, Kiper has the Cardinals targeting Alabama guard Tyler Booker. Although he has shown great promise in pass protection, questions remain about his fit in Arizona's system due to athletic testing concerns. This draft strategy indicates a shift in focus for the Cardinals' front office, suggesting a potential pivot towards boosting the offense rather than reinforcing a struggling defense that has been the primary concern leading up to the draft.

As the NFL Draft approaches, the Baltimore Ravens are focusing on addressing their offensive line, particularly the guard position, following the departure of Patrick Mekari. Last season's line showed improvement as it gained experience, but the need for new talent is pressing. Expect the Ravens to target offensive guards in the mid-rounds of the draft.

Marcus Mbow from Purdue is a notable name, showcasing speed and athleticism for his size. Despite Purdue's struggles, Mbow has proved himself as a solid run blocker. Willie Lampkin from North Carolina is another intriguing option, known for his versatility and high energy on the field, potentially offering significant value as a mid-round pick. Garrett Dillinger from LSU rounds out the list, with experience at both guard and tackle positions, demonstrating a knack for both run-blocking and pass protection, fitting well into the Ravens' zone-read scheme.

The Philadelphia Eagles made significant moves in free agency, adding nine players who could shape the team's performance in 2025. With key departures impacting the roster, the Eagles bolstered their lineup with a mix of experienced and young talent. Notably, they signed linebacker Azeez Ojulari, whose past performance suggests he could replicate or exceed the production of former starters.

The defense received a boost with Joshua Uche and Adoree' Jackson, while the offense added running back A.J. Dillon to complement Saquon Barkley. These strategic additions aim to fill gaps and maintain the Eagles' competitive edge as they pursue another Super Bowl run.