These were the winners and losers of the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay, and no, we're not talking about how teams drafted.

The NFL draft might not draw a Super Bowl-level TV audience. It definitely generates a Super Bowl-level crowd. The league announced that 600,000 attended the draft in Green Bay. While that's down from last year's all-time record of 775,

The NFL world descended upon Green Bay, Wisconsin this week, for the draft, and if attendance is any indication, it was a major hit, as league officials said Saturday that the total attendance ended up at 600,

Shedeur Sanders was the leading topic of conversation all weekend at the 2025 NFL Draft. The former Colorado star was long projected as a first-round pick, but as Thursday neared, there were rumblings he was falling down boards and potentially out of the first round.

Trump questioned whether NFL owners were "stupid" for not selecting the former University of Colorado quarterback in the first round.

Bleacher Report's Brent Sobleski and Matt Holder already provided a first glance at the 2026 crop of talent, while projecting potential landing spots 12 months in advance. Sobleski handled the AFC side of things, while Holder took the NFC. DraftKings ' reverse Super Bowl odds determined the draft order.

Washington Seventh round - CB Donte Kent - Central Michigan Here are our player comps for the Steelers picks Most pundits called Harmon Heyward 2.0 before the draft and it applies. Very similar body types,