The NFL announced a list of underclassmen who were granted eligibility in the 2025 NFL Draft. Players competing in the College Football Playoff championship have until Jan. 24 to make their intentions known Each of the 55 players listed below have met the league's three-year eligibility rule and have renounced their college football eligibility by submitting written notification to the league office on or before the Jan.

The Titans know neither Will Levis nor Mason Rudolph is a long term answer at quarterback. While the need for help across the offense could make trading back a tempting possibility, Tennessee’s opportunity to take 2025’s first passer is the better deal.

The Titans are on the clock and must decide between two quarterbacks, a dynamic playmaker and a defensive stud.

Revel’s 2024 season ended with a torn ACL in September, but his 2023 tape had him on track to be a first rounder. There simply aren’t a lot of cornerbacks at 6-2+ with his unique mirroring athleticism and ball skills in coverage.

And then, at No. 3, Reid has the Giants taking Colorado wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter — the reigning Heisman Trophy winner. He also is the best overall prospect in this draft, according to Pro Football Focus. But he can’t play quarterback.

Kyrie Irving struggled in his return against the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday following a five-game absence due to a back injury.

With college football season coming to an end, many top players are announcing decisions on their futures. Here's the stars that have declared for the NFL Draft.

NFL draft is starting to take shape. On Thursday, Dane Brugler of The Athletic shared a list of 70 underclassmen who have declared for the