The EJ Experience

     I've done mock drafts for the past several years now, and each one feels a little different. Last year's felt like it centered on the quarterbacks and the picks that revolved around them. I remember 2021's was difficult because of how much the COVID pandemic impacted the 2020 season, and it was a much different sample size for each of the prospects. While writing this mock draft, I frequently asked myself a question that I've never asked before while writing any of my mock drafts: how will the 2025 NFL Draft be remembered?      If you ask the teams that are making these selections, they're in love with this year's class. Wanna know why? Not a single team has traded their first-round pick in this year's draft, so that has to speak some sort of volume. If you scroll through this list, you will not see the words "from ____" in any of the headlines below. The fact that every team in the NFL thought there would be some prospect in this first round ...

      It's, somehow, that time of year again.      A new batch of quarterbacks is entering the annual carousel. While it might not be the most enticing group since I started this series a number of years back, there are still some difference makers. Yes, you have your headliners of Sam Darnold, Matt Stafford, and Aaron Rodgers, but other signal callers will be headed to new destinations within the next few days. This also doesn't factor in the upcoming draft, where the two-headed monster of Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders will be hearing their names called, knowing where they will be spending the start of their NFL careers.       I'm not going to say that I'm 100% confident where each quarterback will end up. I never am. With that said, like a jigsaw puzzle, I'm going to try and piece where each one decides to call home. Last year went rather well for me, so let's see if I can top that with the 2025 edition of Every Week One Starting Q...