According to the NFL, 600,000 people attended this year's draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and fewer than the 700,000 fans who flooded downtown Detroit last year. Before Detroit, the record was 600,000 set at the 2019 draft in Nashville.

Isaac TeSlaa, who the Detroit Lions traded up to get in the third round Friday, was Brad Holmes' "favorite" receiver in the entire 2025 NFL Draft.

The most shocking part of the 2025 NFL Draft was definitely the fact that Shedeur Sanders ended up sliding all the way down to the fifth round. Plenty of experts -- like CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones -- predicted that he would fall out of the first round,

University of Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders was once expected to be a top five pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. However, after not hearing his name called during Thursday's first round or Friday's second and third rounds,

According to CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones, Sanders would purposely do poorly in interviews with certain teams that he wasn’t as interested in being drafted to. “At some of those [combine] meetings with certain teams that maybe Shedeur Sanders didn’t really want to go to