The NFL draft takes place April 24-26 and will feature 257 picks. Each team has 10 minutes to make a selection in the first round, seven minutes in the second round and five minutes in rounds three through seven. Teams that don’t make their pick within the allotted time risk being jumped by the team behind them in the draft order.
Despite a deep rookie class at running back, it’s important to prioritize landing an impact player at the position early on. A top-tier RB is a necessary part of any fantasy team, and the pool of high-volume backs dries up quickly.
The 2025 QB and TE tiers have sifted into similar groups, with a small group of elite players at the top, a smattering of known commodities with question marks in the middle and a few discount values near the QB1/TE1 range. Targeting a few of those lower-round guys is the best way to increase your odds of landing one of the big-name options at the position.
The Eagles’ frontline defense has been one of the league’s best in recent seasons, but Shemar Stewart is a potential game-changer at the interior. He has impressive power and agility to go along with outstanding run-defense skills.