Good Morning Football's Kyle Brandt isn't happy about the lack of buzz and hype around Cam Ward during the 2025 NFL draft, and he vented about it.

Mike Borgonzi, in his first year as the team's general manager, says Ward won't be named QB1 off the bat. "We're not gonna name any starters here, though, right now in the offseason," Borgonzi said, via NFL.

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.

The NFL offense rankings are the glamour list of the NFL. While laying the smackdown on defense is great, scoring

NFL draft ended on Saturday, and most teams probably feel good about where they stand a few days later. On paper, each franchise is better than it was a week ago. Of course, some of the selections made over draft weekend will prove to be wrong decisions—perhaps not due to how players perform,

The Seahawks are expected to re-sign veteran nose tackle Johnathan Hankins, a source confirms to ESPN. Seattle didn't add a NT in the draft, so they're bringing back the 33-year-old Hankins after he played in all 17 games for them last year in an early-down,

Free agent defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins is re-signing with the Seahawks on a one-year deal, Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports.