The Tennessee Titans have unveiled the jersey numbers for their 2025 draft class, heralding a new era following the NFL draft. Top pick and quarterback Cam Ward will wear the iconic number 1, previously held by Hall of Famer Warren Moon, marking a significant transition for the franchise. The Titans also secured edge rusher Oluwafemi Oladejo with number 53, aiming to boost their pass rush, while safety Kevin Winston Jr. dons number 23 after a solid college career.

Wide receiver Chimere Dike (17) is noted for his versatility, expected to contribute on offense and special teams, while tight end Gunnar Helm (84) is seen as a sleeper pick who could outperform expectations. Other notable draft choices include Elic Ayomanor (5), a promising wide receiver, and Jackson Slater (64), who brings offensive line muscle. The Titans, known for their defensive strategies, hope these new players will address key areas and rejuvenate their performances on the field.

The Arizona Cardinals have unveiled uniform numbers for their seven draft picks following the 2024 draft. Each player will wear a different number than they did in college, adhering to NFL regulations.

Defensive lineman Walter Nolen will don No. 97, having previously worn No. 2 at Ole Miss and No. 0 at Texas A&M. Cornerback Will Johnson will wear No. 0, marking a rare occurrence in Cardinals history as only the second player to do so. Johnson previously wore No. 2 at Michigan. Linebacker Cody Simon gets No. 50, moving from No. 0 at Ohio State. Others include Jordan Burch (No. 52), Denzel Burke (No. 29), Hayden Conner (No. 58), and Kitan Crawford (No. 36), who now carries Budda Baker's former number.

The Baltimore Ravens made significant moves during the 2025 NFL Draft, trading back multiple times but still securing 11 new players. The team is set to kick off their rookie minicamp shortly, leading to an exciting season ahead. Among the players selected by the Ravens and those elsewhere due to trades, Elic Ayomanor, a standout wide receiver from Stanford, was picked by the Tennessee Titans at No. 136. He brings a deep threat capability to their offense, notably after a record-setting game against Colorado. Additionally, the Titans selected cornerback Marcus Harris at No. 183, a promising defensive back from California, who showcases excellent aggression and could contribute significantly on special teams.

The Indianapolis Colts are poised to add two compensatory draft picks to their haul for the 2026 NFL Draft. Following the recent free agency period, where the Colts lost more compensatory free agents than they signed, they are projected to benefit from the NFL's compensatory selection formula. The Colts lost five compensatory free agents, including notable names like Joe Flacco and E.J. Speed, while only three of their own signings, Charvarius Ward and Cam Bynum among them, counted as compensatory. Though several signings canceled each other out, the Colts will receive two seventh-round picks as a reward for their net losses.

In total, the Colts will now hold nine selections in the upcoming draft, enhancing their ability to strategically improve their roster. The compensatory pick system is a significant aspect of NFL operations, rewarding teams for player departures and encouraging competitive balance. The Colts' draft strategy could benefit from this additional capital, allowing them to address immediate needs and build for the future.

This year's NFL Draft showcased notable picks across all teams, highlighting the best selections from each franchise. The Arizona Cardinals made a significant move with cornerback Will Johnson, who, despite falling to the second round due to injury concerns, brings potential to bolster their defense. The Atlanta Falcons' first-round pick, James Pearce Jr., is a powerful edge rusher and a key addition to their pass rush.

Other standout choices include Teddye Buchanan of the Baltimore Ravens, who is expected to form a formidable linebacker duo with Roquan Smith, and T.J. Sanders for the Buffalo Bills, providing much-needed interior pressure. Each team not only found top talents but also honed in on their specific needs, establishing a solid foundation for the upcoming season.