The 2025 NFL draft presents an unusual situation, where not a single first-round pick has been traded, an unprecedented occurrence since the NFL merger. Unlike the previous year, when a strong quarterback class led to active trading, the current class is perceived as weaker, resulting in reduced urgency among teams in need of a quarterback. Though trades are expected to happen, especially on Day 1, the landscape seems more stable without the heightened pressure of significant trades prior to the draft.
For the first time since the NFL merger, not a single pick in the first round has been traded, indicating an unprecedented draft dynamic for 2025.
With a weaker 2025 quarterback class, urgency for teams needing a quarterback is reduced compared to last year, when trades were rampant.
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