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CardinalsMonti Ossenfort, the Cardinals' general manager, is preparing for his third NFL Draft and emphasized the importance of assessing trade seriousness based on caller ID. With the No. 16 overall pick, he is open to trades but will prioritize selecting an impact player if available. Meanwhile, the Seahawks' GM John Schneider stated that signing QB Drew Lock does not eliminate the possibility of drafting another quarterback, as they explore options for their quarterback room and...

Las Vegas Raiders general manager John Spytek is open to using a premium draft pick on a running back, citing the impact of players like Saquon Barkley on team performance. With the sixth overall pick, the Raiders may target Boise State's Ashton Jeanty, among others, while also considering quarterbacks despite recently signing Geno Smith. Spytek emphasizes the importance of drafting quality players and warns against forcing picks based on immediate needs, as circumstances can change...

The Seattle Seahawks are open to trading backup quarterback Sam Howell, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler and Brady Henderson, who report interest in him from other teams. Howell, who joined the Seahawks in 2024 after two seasons with the Washington Commanders, played in two games for Seattle, completing 5 of 14 passes for 24 yards and one interception. Previously, he started 17 games for Washington in 2023, throwing for 3,946 yards, 21 touchdowns, and leading...

According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler and Brady Henderson, the Seattle Seahawks are considering trading backup quarterback Sam Howell, having received inquiries from interested teams. The Seahawks recently re-signed QB Drew Lock to back up Sam Darnold, and with Jaren Hall also on the roster, Howell's trade could occur leading up to or during the draft. If retained, Howell will compete with Lock for the backup position; the 24-year-old was drafted by the Commanders in 2022...

The San Francisco 49ers, with 11 picks in the 2025 NFL Draft, including the No. 11 overall selection, may consider trading back to acquire more selections, according to NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah. Historically, the 49ers have excelled at finding impactful players outside the first round, despite past first-round disappointments. With roster changes and the need for significant rookie contributions, general manager John Lynch emphasized the importance of making their draft choices count as they prepare...