The 2025 NFL Draft is shaping up to be a crucial event for teams seeking their future franchise quarterbacks. With six teams having recently appointed new head coaches, the landscape is evolving rapidly. The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles remain focused on the upcoming Super Bowl, while other franchises are turning their attention to draft preparations.

In a class not as overflowing with quarterback talent as the previous year, analysts still highlight six strong prospects. Cam Ward emerges as a prime candidate for the New York Giants due to his arm talent and potential fit in offensive coordinator Brian Daboll's system. Shedeur Sanders, a strong dual-threat quarterback, is also projected to be a top pick, potentially landing with the Tennessee Titans. The Las Vegas Raiders might look to Ohio State's Will Howard or Mississippi's Jaxson Dart to enhance their offensive strategies.

Overall, teams seem poised to take calculated risks on quarterbacks who can revitalize their offenses while navigating through existing roster challenges.

The NFL has issued fines to 23 players following Week 7's games, with notable penalties including San Francisco 49ers left tackle Trent Williams, fined $11,817 for unnecessary roughness after an ejection for punching Kansas City Chiefs safety Bryan Cook, who was fined $8,442.64.

Other fined players include Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield and New York Jets linebacker Quincy Williams, who received the largest fine of $45,020 for a helmet hit.

Romeo Doubs made a significant return to the Green Bay Packers, scoring his first touchdown after a suspension in a 34-13 victory over the Arizona Cardinals. The team showcased a strong, diverse receiving corps, with Doubs and fellow receiver Christian Watson leading the way.

Quarterback Jordan Love emphasized the familial bond among the players, which was evident in their support for Doubs. The Packers' offense effectively utilized multiple playmakers, demonstrating their ability to keep defenses guessing.