NFL Draft: Teams' Strategic Moves & Top Picks

0:00On April 22nd, with just over 24 hours until day one of the NFL draft, teams like the Chiefs, Cowboys, Rams, and Eagles are dialing up calls. To trade up or even slide back a bit, these GMs are playing both side smart, keeping options wide open for maximum flexibility. Chiefs might chase an Ohio State edge like Arville Reese or top receivers, Carnail Tate and Jordan Tyson. Cowboys eyeing a defensive boost, maybe linebacker sunny styles, without giving up too much from pick 20. Rams could grab a skill player such as Notre Dame's Jeremiah Love or Tyson, while Eagles look for a tackle on a short move. Greater see a perfect match in quarterback Fernando Mendoza, with his footwork and accuracy fitting Clint Cubiac's timing-based offense, plus Kirk. Cousins as a mentor, meanwhile, Edge Rubenbane Jr. might not click as well for a team like the Saints. Veteran-wide out-case Sean Boote from the Patriots could move for a day 3 pick.

1:01He's got 76 catches, 1,140 yards, and 9 scores in 29 games. Cowboys want to extend George Pickens after the franchise tag, wanting more proof on his maturity before big money. Safety's like Oregon's Dylan Thionam in lock-in as the number 2 at the position, likely gone by picks 18-20. Balance it guys with maturity flags, Alabama's Caden Proctor, Texas A&M's KC Concepcion, and Florida's Caleb Banks still project first round and expect. Jeremiah Love, to land with the Cardinals coaching staff that loves him, Draft Knight's going to flip the script. That wraps NFL News Today, brought to you with AI, I'm Cory with the story.