Following the NFL Draft, Texas A&M players are quickly making their mark in the professional ranks as undrafted free agents (UDFAs). Among those securing opportunities, wide receiver Jahdae Walker signed with the Chicago Bears and linebacker Solomon DeShields headed to the Indianapolis Colts. Additionally, defensive back BJ Mayes joins the Philadelphia Eagles, while tight end Tre Watson looks to make an impact with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Wide receiver Muhsin Muhammad III has also signed with the Carolina Panthers, and defensive back Jaydon Hill received a rookie camp invite from the New York Giants. Tight end Shane Calhoun will be joining DeShields at the Colts for a camp invite. Texas A&M's depth in the draft is further highlighted by the notable selections of defensive end Shemar Stewart by the Cincinnati Bengals and defensive linemen Nic Scourton and Shemar Turner by the Carolina Panthers and Chicago Bears, respectively.

Ben Johnson, the new head coach of the Chicago Bears, brings a wealth of experience from his previous role with the Detroit Lions, where he orchestrated one of the most powerful offenses in the NFL. Aiming to replicate that success, Johnson has quickly begun reshaping the Bears' offensive lineup through strategic draft choices, namely tight end Colston Loveland from Michigan and wide receiver Luther Burden from Missouri.

Burden, who has already garnered praise from former teammate Jameson Williams, is seen as a potential game-changer for the Bears. Johnson's excitement for Burden's skill set highlights his belief in the wide receiver's ability to make significant contributions on the field. Johnson's aggressive approach to building a competitive offense is generating excitement among fans, signaling a potential turnaround for the Bears.

Excitement filled the air during the NFL Draft weekend as seven players from the Missouri Tigers made their way to professional football, including three draft picks and four undrafted free agents.

Offensive tackle Armand Membou was the first Tiger drafted, joining the New York Jets as the 7th overall pick. Shortly after, his former teammate, quarterback Brady Cook, also signed with the Jets. Meanwhile, wide receiver Luther Burden III was picked 39th overall by the Chicago Bears, landing a spot on a promising young offense.

Offensive tackle Marcus Bryant followed, selected by the New England Patriots at pick 220. Four players, including WR Theo Wease Jr. and RB Nate Noel, signed as undrafted free agents with the Miami Dolphins, while defensive end Johnny Walker Jr. joined the Denver Broncos to complete the Tigers' impressive NFL weekend.

The 2025 NFL Draft has concluded, and its impact on fantasy football is already being felt. Tyler Warren's move to the Colts raises concerns about his fantasy value, while Rhamondre Stevenson faces competition after the Patriots drafted TreVeyon Henderson. Kevin Stefanski's job security may be at risk with a shaky QB depth chart. Meanwhile, Emeka Egbuka's landing with the Bucs and Rome Odunze's situation with the Bears post-draft add to the list of fantasy losers this year.

On a brighter note, the Carolina Panthers' passing offense appears primed for success, and Quinshon Judkins' move to the Browns opens up potential for fantasy enthusiasts. Terrance Ferguson's addition to the Rams, Drake Maye, and Kyle Williams also present exciting opportunities. The podcast highlights several bold rookie predictions, suggesting an intriguing fantasy landscape ahead.