A look at later-round quarterbacks, tight ends, and wideouts who have a chance to be values for their respective NFL teams.

Mel Kiper Jr. officially lost it on ESPN when Shedeur Sanders was finally picked by the Browns. The biggest icon of NFL Draft coverage went on a tirade, slamming teams for being idiots when it came to evaluating quarterbacks — with Kiper being a big fan of Sanders out of Colorado.

Now that the dust has settled on the 2025 NFL draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers still have questions about the quarterback position. Despite drafting former Ohio State Will Howard in the sixth round, there is uncertainty about whether or not Aaron Rodgers is going to eventually sign.

NFL Draft has come to an end — which means it's the perfect time for a Steelers' way-too-early 2026 mock draft. Pittsburgh addressed its defensive concerns with this year’s haul, but several areas on offense still need attention heading into 2026.

The Atlanta Falcons are happy with their 2025 NFL draft haul, but analysts around the league seem to be split. Whenever a team makes a bold move, as the Falcons did by trading up for Tennessee edge James Pearce Jr., opinions are going to vary.

Keep reading to see how your team did -- everything from our favorite picks to best values to most surprising selections

PFF’s Max Chadwick and Dalton Wasserman: “Texas’ new star quarterback will have high expectations heading into 2025, but he played well in limited action last season. Across 233 snaps, including two starts, Manning posted an 88.0 PFF overall grade with six big-time throws and two turnover-worthy plays.”

Ohio State had eight defensive players drafted in the NFL Draft. Here is the grade for those players and the teams they’re on.