The 2025 NFL Draft is officially in the books, and plenty of teams stole the headlines for their decisions over the weekend. The Jacksonville Jaguars stole the show early by trading up for Travis Hunter, while the Browns got all of the fanfare late with their selection of Shedeur Sanders in Round 5.

Welcome to the Tuesday edition of the Pick Six newsletter! If you read this newsletter on Monday, you may have noticed that we spent 97.3% of it breaking down the NFL Draft, which I'm only mentioning because we're going to do the exact same thing today.

Sanders was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the fifth round — was the most-watched on record. It averaged 4.3 million viewers on ESPN, ABC, NFL Network, ESPN Deportes and digital channels.

The third day of the NFL draft drew a record-setting 4.3 million viewers across ESPN, NFL Network, ABC, ESPN Deportes and digital channels, as fans eagerly tuned in to see when the shocking slide of Shedeur Sanders would end.

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

Of their original set, the only pick Denver actually used was No. 20 on Texas cornerback Jahdae Barron. The Broncos actually considered trading back from there, too, Paton said Thursday night, to take a running back (Ohio State’s TreVeyon Henderson, sources said) later in the first round.

Given their success last year and the upgrades they've made this offseason, Denver could be a trendy pick to become a legitimate contender in 2025. NFL.com's Eric Edholm placed th