Several draft experts around the internet have compiled their updated mock drafts, projecting the outcomes in the first round (or two) of the NFL draft following the conclusion of the combine. Here's how things could shake out come late April according to some of those draft experts:

A 6-foot-2 cornerback with nearly 33-inch arms, Frazier ran a 4.37 40-yard dash to accompany the measurements. The tape is a bit of an up-and-down roller coaster, but Frazier slots in as a developmental outside cornerback with immediate special teams upside.

Grey Zabel played both tackle spots as well as left guard in college and he has some center experience as well. In this most recent season where he played left tackle, Zabel allowed just seven pressures and one sack over 453 pass-blocking snaps, according to PFF, and he was also one of PFF's highest-graded run-blockers as well.

Detroit News writers Nolan Bianchi and Richard Silva both have the Lions going with a defensive lineman in our second mock draft of the offseason.

The Titans currently hold the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, but a new team has emerged as a co-favorite to make the pick as well.