Tag: 2025 NFL Draft

Updating Dolphins’ future draft picks after deadline deals

A look at Miami’s 2023, 2024and 2025 draft capital.

On Tuesday, the Miami Dolphins made two trades that should help improve their roster for at least the remainder of this season.

General manager Chris Grier was able to acquire linebacker Bradley Chubb, running back Jeff Wilson Jr. and a future fifth-round pick in two separate trades that cost them three draft selections and running back Chase Edmonds.

With Miami’s draft capital changing so much in the last year due to these trades, as well as the acquisition of wide receiver Tyreek Hill, now is probably a good time to take a look at which picks the Dolphins still have for the next few years.

2023 draft:

  • Second-round
  • Third-round
  • Third-round (via. Patriots for DeVante Parker)
  • Sixth-round (via. Bears for Jakeem Grant)
  • Seventh-round

2024 draft:

  • First-round
  • Second-round
  • Fifth-round
  • Sixth-round
  • Seventh-round

2025 draft:

  • First-round
  • Second-round
  • Third-round
  • Fourth-round
  • Fifth-round
  • Fifth-round (via. Broncos for Bradley Chubb)
  • Sixth-round
  • Seventh-round

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Report: Vikings hoping to have 2025 or 2026 NFL draft in Twin Cities

Do you want the Minnesota Vikings to host the NFL draft in 2025 or 2026?

Minnesota wants to host the 2025 or 2026 NFL draft, according to a report.

Chris Tomasson of the Pioneer Press reported that the Vikings are opting for one of those years to host the event.  This would mark the first time that the Twin Cities has hosted the draft.

Only 10 cities have hosted the NFL draft. New York City and Chicago have hosted the draft the most times. Dallas, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington D.C., Nashville and Cleveland have also hosted the event.

Recently, the draft has been affected by the coronavirus pandemic. In 2020, all pick selections were via video conference. Las Vegas was originally supposed to host the 2020 draft, but the league announced that festivities would be canceled due to the pandemic. Las Vegas will now host the event in 2022.

In 2021, teams had less scouting available for small-school prospects, due to cut backs on travel and less small schools having pro days amid the pandemic.

We’ll see what happens in 2025 and 2026, and whether Minnesota will be hosting one of the biggest events of the NFL offseason.

Nashville hopes to run it back with NFL Draft in 2024 or 2025

Nashville hosted the 2019 NFL Draft and it was a huge success.

The 2019 NFL Draft, which took place in Nashville, was a huge success — and much like the Tennessee Titans are doing in 2020, the city is looking to “run it back” at some point down the road.

According to Jim Wyatt of Titans Online, Butch Spyridon, the CEO of the Nashville Convention and Visitors Corporation, has “submitted an expression of interest to host the NFL Draft in 2024 or 2025.”

“They have not opened up the bidding process for those years yet,” Spyridon said. “But we have stayed in touch with the league, and we will continue to do so.”

“I’d be more surprised if they don’t give us a future date than I would be if we get one,” Spyridon said. “I am very confident we’ll get a future year in that window, because they still tell every city they (talk to about the draft): ‘Call Nashville’. I’ve heard that from the other cities, and I’ve heard that from the league. So, I’m confident. And in my mind, five years is a really good window as far as repeating something big.”

The 2019 NFL Draft in Nashville set multiple records, according to the NFL. Over 600,000 fans were in attendance for the three-day event, and it drew 47.5 million viewers.

As a result, it would only make sense for the NFL to re-visit Nashville as the home for its draft once again.

The next three drafts will take place in Cleveland (2021), Las Vegas (2022) and Kansas City (2023), so Nashville will have to wait until 2024 at the earliest to bring it home.

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