When the Green Bay Packers selected Matthew Golden and Savion Williams, the wide receiver room continues to grow. For general manager Brian Gutekunst and head coach Matt LaFleur, they were ecstatic. The latter explained more of his admiration for Golden after the NFL Combine and his Pro Day.

Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane took exception to local sports radio hosts complaining the team didn't select a wide receiver earlier in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Brandon Beane built his defense in the NFL Draft and went on a sports talk show and ripped the hosts for "b----ing" about his strategy.

It was clear where the Bills felt they needed to improve to do so, as they spent their first five picks in this past weekend's NFL Draft on defensive players and didn't take an offensive player until the end of the fifth round.

The 2025 NFL Draft wasn’t even over for 48 hours for the Bills to jump back into the spotlight. But this time, it was over some fiery comments made by general manager Brandon Beane during a scheduled post-draft interview on WGR Sports Radio 550 in Buffalo on Monday morning.

The Pittsburgh Steelers added to the receiving corps, signing Robert Woods after skipping the position during the NFL Draft.

Steelers release veteran lineman Montravius Adams after taking Derrick Harmon, Jack Sawyer and Yahya Black in 2025 NFL Draft

Along with Levis and Ward, the Titans' quarterback room also features Brandon Allen and Tim Boyle. Ward, who played for Incarnate Word, Washington State and Miami, had a fantastic 2024 season with the Hurricanes. The Heisman finalist threw for 4,313 yards and 39 touchdowns, adding 204 rushing yards and four touchdowns on the ground.

The Tennessee Titans say they made no effort to trade QB Will Levis during the 2025 NFL Draft, even after picking QB Cam Ward.

Cam Ward was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, and the former Miami quarterback showed his class just moments before being taken by the Tennessee Titans