For Shedeur Sanders, it’s been a bit of both. The Colorado Buffaloes quarterback is projected to climb as high as No. 1 or fall as low as the bottom of the first round, according to draft analysts. Here’s a look at where national draftniks think Sanders will land in the draft.

We're not quite down the home stretch, but the college and NFL seasons are over, the college all-star games are in the books and the NFL Scouting Combine is a wrap. All that's left are the pro days and top-30 visits and then,

Jordan Reid projects landing spots for top NFL prospects, three QBs and plenty of combine risers over the opening 64 picks. And he even has an early trade.

Several draft experts around the internet have compiled their updated mock drafts, projecting the outcomes in the first round (or two) of the NFL draft following the conclusion of the combine. Here's how things could shake out come late April according to some of those draft experts:

Adding a defensive tackle before an edge rusher could be a priority for the Lions in the 2025 NFL Draft. Much of that depends on if defensive tackle Alim McNeill will be ready by the start of the season as he recovers from a torn ACL. The Lions may want to ensure they have good depth behind McNeill and Reader.

At 6-foot-5 and 267 pounds, Stewart ripped off a 1.58-second 10-yard split in the 40-yard dash. To put that into context, Von Miller posted a split of 1.59 — and he was 20 pounds lighter. Many people will get hung up on Stewart’s lack of sack production, but the tape shows a player who affects the backfield much more than the stat sheet suggests.

With the NFL Draft nearing by the day, the Browns are bringing in Colorado Football QB Shedeur Sanders for a visit

The Browns make a massive investment on the offensive side of the ball with Shedeur Sanders and Josh Conerly in this post-NFL combine mock draft

ESPN's Jordan Reid predicts the Cleveland Browns will select Shedeur Sanders at No. 2 despite some of the criticism from the NFL Combine.