As preparations begin for the 2025 NFL Draft, the order for the league's bottom 18 teams is now established. While various factors will influence the final draft order, including the performance of teams and potential trades, the current standings provide insights into team strategies and selections. The draft class remains fluid, as underclassmen declarations, all-star games, the NFL combine, and pro days will shape the prospects available.

Of particular interest in this year's class are the quarterback prospects, with franchises likely vying to secure one of the top two signal-callers due to a notable drop-off in talent afterward. Notably, Travis Hunter from Colorado is projected to be selected high, prompting discussions about whether he will primarily play as a cornerback or wide receiver. Moneyline's scouting department, including analysts such as Brandon Thorn and Matt Holder, engaged in a mock draft to assess these dynamics, highlighting how the Sanders family's preferences might impact where quarterback Shedeur Sanders is drafted.

The Tennessee Titans are in a unique situation, where the top-rated quarterback may not be the best fit for their system. While Sanders may not be rated as the top quarterback by Moneyline, his skill set aligns with what Titans head coach Brian Callahan favors: an accurate quarterback capable of making quick decisions. As Tennessee lacks state income tax, they could create an appealing environment for a top pick. On the other hand, the Cleveland Browns face challenges with Deshaun Watson's contract, which presents a dilemma as they aim to find a franchise quarterback through the draft.