2025 NFL Mock Draft

Welcome to the 2025 NFL Mock Draft, where the excitement and anticipation of the next generation of football talent come to life. This year’s draft promises to be one of the most intriguing in recent memory, set to reshape the future of the league.  From the top-tier college standouts who dazzled under the bright lights of Saturdays to the under-the-radar gems ready to make their mark, our mock draft explores how each team can bolster its roster and strive for championship glory.

Join us as we dive deep into each pick the 2025 NFL Draft holds.

Now let’s get to it!

UPDATED 11/11/24

1. Carolina Panthers – Cam Ward, QB, Miami With Bryce Young struggling to find his footing, the Panthers look to bring in Cam Ward, a dual-threat quarterback with impressive poise under pressure. Ward has demonstrated elite playmaking ability, making him a strong candidate to turn around Carolina’s offense.

2. New England Patriots – Travis Hunter, WR, Colorado Coach Mayo adds Travis Hunter, a dynamic wide receiver and potential game-changer. With his route-running precision, Hunter is the type of offensive weapon the Patriots have sorely lacked in recent years, able to open up the field and stretch defenses.

3. Las Vegas Raiders – Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado The Raiders aim for a fresh start with Sanders, who boasts strong leadership and a high football IQ. Sanders has the arm talent and playmaking skills to provide stability to an inconsistent quarterback room in Vegas.  Tom Brady can cheer “WOAH!” as he makes his pick in Perfect Timing. (Projected trade up.)

4. New Orleans Saints – Carson Beck, QB, Georgia Looking to move on from Derek Carr, the Saints select Beck, a quarterback who brings size, accuracy (maybe?), and poise in the pocket. Beck improving his decision-making will be crucial in helping New Orleans find offensive consistency.

5. Cleveland Browns – Jalen Milroe, QB, Alabama After struggles with Deshaun Watson, Cleveland adds the athletic Milroe, who has shown significant growth as a passer at Alabama. His dual-threat ability could help elevate the Browns’ offense, giving them versatility and explosive play potential.  A team that has been getting beat down by Lamar Jackson twice a year despite getting some W’s could look for their own dual threat elite QB.

6. Tennessee Titans – Quinn Ewers, QB, Texas The Titans land a gunslinger in Ewers, who fits well with their offense. Known for his arm strength and deep-ball accuracy, Ewers could be the catalyst to turn the Titans into a more aggressive and successful passing team.

7. New York Giants – Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State With Saquon Barkley GONE, the Giants draft Jeanty, a power runner with strong receiving skills out of the backfield. Jeanty’s versatility and toughness make him a valuable asset for New York’s offensive plans.

8. Jacksonville Jaguars – Will Campbell, OT, LSU Jacksonville fortifies its line by adding Campbell, a powerful tackle with sound fundamentals. Campbell’s addition will be crucial to protect the $60 million dollar man Trevor Lawrence and give him more time to execute in the pocket.

9. Miami Dolphins – Kelvin Banks, OT, Texas The Dolphins continue building around Tua Tagovailoa by adding Banks, a technically sound tackle known for his pass-blocking ability. Banks’ presence will help Miami maintain a balanced offense and protect Tua from the league’s fierce edge rushers.

10. New York Jets – Malaki Starks, S, Georgia New York shores up its secondary by selecting Starks, a versatile safety known for his coverage skills and run support. Starks’ addition brings physicality and intelligence to the Jets’ defense, complementing their elite pass rush.  Yes, you could reach for a QB here but with everything invested into Rodgers I think he gets to return after one full healthy offseason.

11. Chicago Bears – Jonah Savaiinaea, OT, Arizona In an effort to protect Justin Fields, the Bears add Savaiinaea, a formidable tackle with impressive athleticism. His presence should help the Bears establish a more consistent and effective offensive front.  Will Caleb finally find his footing with more time in the pocket?!

12. Seattle Seahawks – Abdul Carter, EDGE, Penn State Seattle targets pass-rush depth with Carter, an explosive edge rusher. Carter’s quick first step and relentless pursuit make him an ideal fit for Seattle’s aggressive defensive schemes.

13. Dallas Cowboys – Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Arizona Dallas adds “T MAC” McMillan, a speedy receiver with great hands, to its already dynamic offense. His ability to create separation and make contested catches should bolster the Cowboys’ passing game.

14. Cincinnati Bengals – Nic Scourton, EDGE, Texas A&M The Bengals invest in their defense by selecting Scourton, a powerful and quick edge rusher. Scourton’s presence will add depth to their front and help them maintain pressure against AFC North quarterbacks.

15. Denver Broncos – Colston Loveland, TE, Michigan Denver opts for the athletic Loveland to provide Bo Nix with a reliable target down the middle. Loveland’s speed and size make him an exciting offensive weapon, and he has the potential to elevate Denver’s passing attack.

16. Los Angeles Rams – Will Johnson, CB, Michigan The Rams address their secondary with Johnson, a lockdown corner with excellent coverage skills and speed. Johnson’s ability to disrupt receivers will help Los Angeles counter the NFC West’s talented offenses.

17. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Mykel Williams, EDGE, Georgia Looking to replenish their defensive line, the Bucs select Williams, a disruptive force on the edge. His pass-rushing prowess should fit well in Todd Bowles’ aggressive blitz heavy defense.

18. Indianapolis Colts – Benjamin Morrison, CB, Notre Dame The Colts bolster their secondary with Morrison, a physical corner known for his ball skills. Morrison’s ability to read plays and react quickly will be instrumental in Indy’s defensive rebuild.  Again, another team that could reach for a QB but AR5 is like 22 years old, it is not nearly time to give up.

19. San Francisco 49ers – Mason Graham, DT, Michigan San Francisco adds Graham to fortify its defensive front. Known for his run-stopping ability and interior pressure, Graham is a perfect fit for the 49ers’ tough, physical style.

20. Arizona Cardinals – James Pearce, EDGE, Tennessee Arizona selects Pearce, an edge rusher who can bring immediate impact to their pass rush. Pearce’s speed and athleticism will help the Cardinals generate pressure and improve their defensive consistency.

21. Houston Texans – Kenneth Grant, DT, Michigan Houston strengthens its defense with Grant, a physical tackle with a strong presence in the trenches. Grant’s run-stopping ability will be key to establishing a tougher Texans’ defense.

22. Los Angeles Chargers – Deone Walker, DT, Kentucky To reinforce their defensive line, the Chargers bring in Walker, a dominant interior presence who excels against the run. His ability to plug gaps and disrupt plays in the backfield will benefit LA’s defensive scheme.

23. Green Bay Packers – Tyleik Williams, DT, Ohio State The Packers add Williams, a quick and strong interior defender, to bolster their run defense. Williams has the athleticism to apply pressure and disrupt the pocket, helping Green Bay improve up front.

24. Minnesota Vikings – Shavon Revel, CB, East Carolina Minnesota adds depth to its secondary with Revel, a versatile corner who excels in both man and zone coverage. Revel’s ball skills and instincts make him a valuable addition to the Vikings’ defense.  The ACL tear shouldn’t be a concern in the long run.

25. Pittsburgh Steelers – Luther Burden, WR, Missouri The Steelers add Burden, a talented receiver who can create separation and provide an additional weapon for Russell Wilson. Burden’s quickness and ability to make plays after the catch will enhance Pittsburgh’s offensive arsenal.

26. Atlanta Falcons – Harold Perkins, EDGE, LSU The Falcons aim to boost their pass rush with Perkins, a fast and tenacious edge rusher. Perkins’ motor and explosiveness should help the Falcons generate more pressure on opposing quarterbacks.

27. Philadelphia Eagles – Jalon Walker, EDGE, Georgia The Eagles add Walker to strengthen their defensive front. Known for his quickness and ability to penetrate, Walker will fit well in Philly’s rotational defensive line, bringing fresh energy and aggression.

28. Washington Commanders – Aireontae Ersery, OT, Minnesota Washington shores up its offensive line with Ersery, a reliable tackle who can provide strong pass protection. Ersery’s size and technique will be instrumental in protecting the Commanders’ new superstar quarterback.

29. Baltimore Ravens – Emery Jones, OT, LSU Baltimore brings in Jones, an athletic tackle who can help anchor the offensive line and protect Lamar Jackson. Jones’ versatility makes him an ideal fit for Baltimore’s run-heavy scheme.

30. Buffalo Bills – Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio State The Bills add Egbuka to complement Coleman. Egbuka’s route-running and hands make him an ideal fit for Josh Allen, providing another downfield threat to Buffalo’s high-octane offense.

31. Detroit Lions – Isaiah Bond, WR, Texas Detroit selects Bond, a speedy and elusive receiver who adds versatility to their offense. Bond’s ability to stretch the field vertically should pair well with Amon-Ra St. Brown’s skill set.  It’s ironic that you’d bring in a former Crimson Tide to play along Jameson Williams, but the team could opt to add a receiver just in case.

32. Kansas City Chiefs – Denzel Burke, CB, Ohio State Kansas City rounds out the first round with Burke, a cornerback with size and ball skills. Burke’s coverage ability will be a valuable addition to a secondary that faces elite receivers in the AFC playoffs.