The 2025 NFL Draft saw teams making aggressive moves, particularly the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants. Dallas, addressing the void left by Zack Martin's retirement, selected Tyler Booker, an Alabama guard who, despite being a reach at No. 12, should bolster their offensive line with a solid pass-blocking grade. The Giants traded up for Jaxson Dart, whose performance metrics suggest potential as a starting quarterback, despite varying opinions on his readiness. With the draft’s first two rounds yielding below-average grades for many picks, teams are banking on development and fit to justify their choices. Others like the Cleveland Browns secured talented running back Quinshon Judkins, marking their continued investment in strong offensive assets. Nevertheless, the draft’s unpredictability raises questions about the long-term viability of these selections.