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This is our final Mock Draft of the 2025 class. We are not including any trades in these predictions, even though there will certainly be a few trades. This mock goes until the end of Round 3, and includes 102 total players. Here is the order that we think this year's draft unfolds: 1 Cameron Ward | QB | Miami (FL) 2 Travis Hunter | CB/WR | Colorado 3 Abdul Carter | EDGE | Penn State 4 Will Campbell | OT | LSU 5 Tetairoa McMillan | WR | Arizona 6 Ashton Jeanty | RB | Boise State 7 Armand Membou | OT | Missouri 8 Mason Graham | DL | Michigan 9 Mykel Williams | EDGE | Georgia 10 Kelvin Banks | OT | Texas 11 Tyler Booker | IOL | Alabama 12 Jalon Walker | EDGE | Georgia 13 Jahdae Barron | CB | Texas 14 Tyler Warren | TE | Penn State 15 Mike Green | EDGE | Marshall 16 Emeka Egbuka | WR | Ohio State 17 Shemar Stewart | EDGE | Texas A&M 18 Matthew Golden | WR | Texas 19 Jihaad Campbell | LB | Alabama 20 Colston Loveland | TE | Michigan 21 Shedeur Sanders | QB | Colorado 22 Malaki Star...

Travis Hunter is one of the most highly anticipated NFL prospects in modern history. His ability to play both offense and defense at an extremely high level has not been seen in decades. He has consistently been one of the best receivers and one of the best defensive backs in whatever conference he played in, and his ability to play both sides of the ball for years while avoiding any major injuries has intrigued NFL teams. He is guaranteed to be drafted at some point in the first four picks of the 2025 NFL Draft. The Prospect Full Name: Travis Hunter Jr. Position: Cornerback and Receiver Age: 21 (will turn 22 by rookie season) Height: 6'0" Weight: 188 pounds Hometown: Suwanee, Georiga Highest Accolade: 2024 Heisman Trophy Winner The Background Travis Hunter was born on May 18 2003, in West Palm Beach, Florida. He is the oldest of four siblings, with a younger sister and two younger brothers. His childhood years were spent in Florida before he moved to Suwanee, Georgia as a tee...

          Something strange is happening with prospect measurements this year, particularly when it comes to arm length for offensive linemen. Offensive tackles face the most scrutiny when it comes to physical measurements because of their crucial role in protecting quarterbacks. NFL teams generally prefer their tackles to have an arm length of at least 34 inches, with 33 inch arms being good enough to get by. It is almost unheard of for a long-term NFL starter at tackle to have arms shorter than 33 inches long. However, multiple offensive linemen who have been measured twice during the pre-draft process have seen significant discrepancies between their numbers, larger than what has been observed in previous years.      At this year’s NFL Combine, scouts were eager to get official measurements on some of the top offensive line prospects, but the results raised more questions than answers. Many of the most desired tackles came in with shorter-...

  The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine officially came to and end on March 2nd. Among the 15 quarterbacks in attendance, 13 prospects participated in the throwing drills, and 3 of them also participated in the usual circuit of general athleticism drills. Here is a recap of everything we saw from the quarterback prospects at the 2025 NFL Combine: As expected, Cam Ward did not participate in any drills at the Combine. For his measurements there were no major surprises, though his official height of 6 foot 1 and 5/8 inches and his hand size of 9 inches were both a bit smaller than expected. Otherwise, it was a quiet weekend for the man projected to be the first quarterback drafted this year. Shedeur Sanders did not participate in any drills either, but he made headlines with some of his interview answers. He responded to reports asking why NFL teams should draft him with confident answers that referenced his winning record at Colorado, his desire to change a team's culture, and having the sa...

   With Super Bowl LIX in the books and the Combine still a few weeks away, it's officially Mock Draft season. Here is our first try at mocking the first round based on what we know so far:    As a quick disclaimer, these picks are not the same as our positional rankings. We make our mock drafts based on what we think the real NFL teams will do, not necessarily who we think would be the best player to select at that spot.  Round 1, Pick 1: Tennessee Titans -  Cam Ward (QB)   The Titans cleaned house this off-season and are now being run by general manager Mike Borgonzi and head coach Brian Callahan. There has been a lot of talk in the weeks since they were hired about "generational talent" and whether or not the Titans would be willing to pass on drafting a quarterback this year and build up the rest of the roster instead, but we believe this is mostly smoke to try and get another team to offer a trade. For the time being, we think the T...

(I Have No Wins and I Must Draft is our ongoing series that follows the 2025 NFL draft order and the players projected to be taken at the beginning of that draft. You can find all the previous parts, as well as a few supplemental articles about the 2025 NFL Draft  here ) Super Bowl LIX is less than one week away, and we now have enough information about the 2025 NFL Draft order to break down all 32 draft picks of the first round. We have gone over the first 25 picks already, but we will be revisiting those picks in the near future since there have been a lot of changes to the head coaches, general managers, or both roles for some of the teams picking near the top of the draft. For now, let's dive into the final 7 picks of Round 1: Pick #26: Los Angeles Rams The Rams are one of the more surprising teams around right now. Since going "all in" for a championship in 2021, they were expected to go through a few rebuilding years and slump through the post-Stafford era until the...