AFC Draft Grades: Browns, Dolphins Shine; Jaguars Falter

0:00It's April 26th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. The 2025 NFL draft is wrapped for the AFC, and grades are rolling in from top to bottom. Cleveland Brown snagged an A with smart trades, grabbing offensive tackles Spencer Fano at nine, and pairing receivers, K.C. Konsefcione and Denzel Boston. Early. Miami Dolphins also hit an A, starting with Tackle Cadeem Proctor at 12, and loading up on skill players. Jets pulled an A-, taking edge rusher David Bailey's second overall and freaky tight end Kenyans to Deek at 16. Meanwhile, Jacksonville Jaguars bombed out with an F, reaching big for blocking tight end Nate Bore-curture at 24, ranked way lower on boards. Texans got a C-, after off-board picks, like Guard Keelan Retledge at 26. Solid B-squads like Ravens and Chiefs focused on trenches and defense, with Kansas City nabbing corner, Mansour Delayne at nine and defensive tackle, Peter Woods at 29.

1:04Fans and analysts are buzzing over value steels, like Brown's safety, Emanuel McNeil Warren, at 58, despite first round mocks. Jack's picks drew heat for massive reaches, potentially setting them back years. Broncos and Steelers landed C's, filling holes but missing splash, while Colts C-plus emphasized defense without a first rounder. Ungoing chatter hits Raiders grabbing quarterback Fernando Mendoza, first overall, a bold reset, and bills trading back for extra picks despite. Cornerback questions from last year, Titans B-grade shines with receiver Carnell Tate at 4, and Edge Keldrick Falk traded up for at 31. As these rookies hit camps, AFC contenders like Brown's and Dolphins look reloaded, but bottom feeders face rebuild heat, watch how value turns to wins.