Titans' Odds to Make No. 1 Pick in 2025 NFL Draft Drop amid Giants Trade Rumors

The Tennessee Titans are favored at only -175 odds to make the first pick in the 2025 NFL Draft amid speculation that the New York Giants could trade up after missing out on Matthew Stafford.

The odds dropped from -225 earlier on Sunday, via B/R Betting.

After Stafford re-signed with the Rams, the Giants are reportedly pivoting and looking to trade up for the No. 1 pick in the draft, where they could target either Colorado's Shedeur Sanders or Miami's Cam Ward, per SNY's Connor Hughes.

The latest odds to go No. 1 reflect Ward being the likely selection for whichever team is on the clock.

The Titans secured the No. 1 pick after finishing their season 3-14, with quarterbacks Will Levis and Mason Rudolph leading the way. ESPN's Dan Graziani reported that the Titans may be interested in trading away their top pick.

"A lot of folks believe the Titans are interested in trading out of the top pick, and the Giants and Jets are among the teams believed to be interested in moving up." Graziano said.

Levis finished the season with 13 touchdowns and 12 interceptions on 2,091 passing yards as the team's starter. Rudolph added nine touchdowns and nine interceptions with 1,530 passing yards.

Trading away the top pick would mean passing on top quarterback prospect Cam Ward and possibly missing out on quarterback Shedeur Sanders as well.

The Giants' quarterback situation is in much more disarray than the Titans', who have Drew Lock, who threw for six touchdowns and five interceptions with 1,071 yards. The Giants' backups include 26-year-old Tommy DeVito and 30-year-old Tim Boyle.

After releasing former No. 6 overall pick Daniel Jones midseason to the Minnesota Vikings, the Giants have been in a desperate search to find a quarterback.

For the Giants to trade up from their current No. 3 pick and land top prospect Cam Ward would be a huge boost to the program.