With the 2025 NFL Draft in the books, armchair GMs across the country are busy handing out grades for every team’s draft class. Over here? We’re sticking to what matters most — the productions. Consider us more of an armchair Executive Producer, shifting the spotlight from the war rooms to the control rooms, and rating the incredible NFL Draft shows crafted by teams across the league.
While it may feel like a slow drip of picks on TV, behind the scenes it’s a masterclass in organized chaos — with production teams calling audibles, rolling real-time graphics, and building fully interactive experiences without ever missing a beat. If you’re new around here, we take our scoring inspiration from the true GOATs: WeRateDogs. And yes, every show earns a rating higher than 10/10 — because these teams deserve it.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Buccaneer Way was on full display. Tampa’s production team didn’t just own Draft weekend — they owned the entire lead-up. Their Road to the Draft series featured prospect profiles, social-driven analysis, game tape breakdowns, and fan-favorite mock drafts from team experts. NFL fans crave content year-round, and the Bucs executed the playbook to perfection. 20/10 — All-Pro production across the board, covering every inch of the field like Ronde Barber in his prime. Put this NFL Draft production in the content ring of honor.
Washington Commanders
Much like their draft picks over the last two years, the production team in D.C. doesn’t miss. Another year of elevated production that looks and feels like a primetime national broadcast. From sleek design to in-depth analysis and a multi-location production setup, Command Center continues to set the bar for what’s possible in lightweight workflows. The show featured interactive polling, dynamic data displays, a sponsor-ready slideshow, and wicked clean full-screen graphics. 21/10 — this production hits like the legendary Sean Taylor: big impact, unforgettable, and fun to watch every step of the way.
Dallas Cowboys
The Star shined bright on NFL Draft night. The Dallas production team continues to churn out an incredible volume of high-level content, and they kept the momentum rolling throughout their Draft coverage. Live look-ins to the Cowboys War Room, fully sponsored shows, and even a QR code for official Draft merch — the attention to detail was next-level. Our favorite update? The L-bar tracker showing not just who’s on the clock, but who’s on deck. 12/10 for a production that dazzles like Roger the Dodger. So much live content, all delivered with poise, speed, and style when the lights are brightest.
Kansas City Chiefs
Any Chiefs Draft Watch Party is a must-watch party. The production team in KC knows exactly how to bring the night to life, anchored by the dynamic duo of Mitch Holthus and Matt McMullen. It’s the perfect companion stream — great shoulder content for fans watching the main broadcast, plus insider access with instant reactions, coach and GM pressers, and real-time commentary straight from the source. Layer in live social posts to enhance the vibe, and you’ve got a full-bodied show experience. 15/10 for putting on a Mahomes-level performance under the lights. When it’s showtime, it’s go time — and the Chiefs production team doesn’t flinch.
New York Giants
The Giants brought the action — and the reactions — to Draft night. This was a masterclass in taking what may have once been audio-only or locked-off coverage and leveling it up with slick visual enhancements. The clean J-bar display carried live updates, and the fully sponsored production smartly used graphics to drive to other content, ticket sales, a call-in number, and real-time Draft info. 16/10 — because like Frank Gifford, this production makes plays both on the field and in the booth. Big Blue brought Monday Night energy to Draft Night, and it showed.
New York Jets
Dunkin’ on Draft Night — literally. The Jets paired handcrafted coffee with handcrafted production in a show that looked and felt like network television. From their studio setup to remote guests and live player interviews moments after picks were made, the team delivered polished coverage all weekend long. And yes, they had the essential live NFL Draft ticker — a must-have for any serious Draft show. 19/10, because like 1996 pick Keyshawn Johnson, this production is headed straight to the Pro Bowl. Attention to detail, poise under pressure, and a fully dialed-in crew — the Jets production team brought the heat.
Green Bay Packers
A production as smooth as the golden pipes of Wayne Larrivee. As hosts of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Packers had to bring their A-game — and, no surprise, they delivered. The J-bar design popped on screen with rich details like upcoming guest promos and a live countdown to the first overall pick. From the opening moments of #PackersDraft, they set the tone and kept the energy rolling all weekend. 15/10, because like Bart Starr, this is championship-level content. Cool, composed, and on point in any conditions — the Packers production team put on a show.
Baltimore Ravens
We’re all in on the Ravens’ post-Draft press conferences. These are the first moments fans get to hear from the newest members of the flock — alongside the head coach and GM — and Baltimore knows exactly how to elevate the experience. The biggest win? Smart use of on-screen real estate to bring in sponsors. The L-bar look adds context, polish, and professionalism — especially for fans jumping in mid-stream. 20/10 for a production that has the Ed Reed-level instinct to read the moment, intercept attention, and take it straight to the house.
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh raised the Steel Curtain and delivered a Draft weekend showcase for the fans. From pre-Draft content to post-round recaps, the Steelers showed how to elevate productions and press conferences across the board. Their pre-Draft show on YouTube featured sit-down 1-on-1s, social reaction, and a CLEAN Draft day ticker that tied it all together. 12/10, because much like the Blond Bomber, the Steelers production team let it fly — and connected with their fanbase in a big way.
Houston Texans
A-plus productions from H-Town, with elite shoulder content wrapped around every moment of the NFL Draft. The Texans delivered a perfect model for what elevated press conferences should look like — not just driving stronger engagement, but delivering clear value for sponsors. With more than 10k views, the setup offered prime real estate and impressions that mattered. 20.5/10, because in the name of Texans great J.J. Watt, this crew brought relentless pressure in leveling up production. All-Pro content, all across the board.
New Orleans Saints

Who Dat Nation continues to light the path to elevated production. From start to finish, the Saints delivered a professional, polished show — with Path to the Draft content building anticipation and setting the stage. The coverage featured full breakdowns of top prospects on the team’s big board, paired with clean graphics and sharp storytelling. And to top it off, they brought in Saints great Roman Harper to help guide the way. 12/10, because like Marques Colston, this production is high-level, consistent, and beloved by fans.
San Francisco 49ers

Bang bang, the Niners production team did their thing! Once again, they showed how to level up press conference coverage in all the right ways. Instant reactions from the head coach and GM, as well as their first round draft choice, are always going to draw attention — and San Francisco made sure the visual experience matched the moment. Sponsors got prime placement, and strong calls-to-action drove fans to the app and other key channels. 16/10 — a clean, composed, and effective display, just like Joe Cool himself. Another production victory for the Faithful.
A salute the real MVPs of Draft weekend: the producers, directors, graphics ops, TDs, and everyone behind the scenes who turned chaos into clarity and made every viewer feel part of the moment. These shows aren’t just content — they’re crafted experiences that blend storytelling, tech, and timing into something unforgettable. So here’s to the ones calling the shots from the control room. You may not show up on the Draft board, but in our books, you’re all going in the first round. See you next year — same time, same L-bar.