NFL Draft: Trades, Tackles, and Quarterback Drama

0:00It's April 23rd, from kickoff to the final whistle. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. This NFL draft feels wide open with only 12-15 true first round talents, setting up three hot spots for trades tonight. Raiders lock in at number one for Fernando Mendoza. Jets stay put at number two, grabbing David Bailey or Arval Reese, but Cardinals at three and. Titans F4 are shopping their spots hard. Raiders in the top 10 like the Saints at eight and Chiefs at nine are calling, eyeing and jump for Reese or the top offensive tackle if he slides. That top end shuffle could shake things up quick. Meanwhile, middle of round one turns into an offensive tackle frenzy. Lions sit at 17 with a clear need, so squads better trade to 15 or 16 if they want their guide before the run starts. Late in the first, watch for quarterback drama. If Ty Simpson lingers past 20 or 25, teams like the Cardinals at 34 might swing up a few

1:01spots for him. Both sides open to deals in this star like class. Chiefs stand out with two first round picks and Patrick Mahomes eyeing an early return from that knee. Last year's chaos aside, they could bounce big. Early in reload for another Super Bowl push, making tonight pure fire.