2025 nfl draft
Round 1
The 2025 NFL Draft first round was loaded with star talent, starting with Miami taking Cam Ward to lead their offense into a new era. Travis Hunter came off the board at No. 2, bringing elite two-way potential rarely seen in today’s game. The EDGE class proved deep and dangerous, led by Abdul Carter, Mykel Williams, and James Pearce Jr. Michigan dominated the night with three defensive standouts selected in the top 14, while five offensive linemen were taken in the top 10 as teams prioritized the trenches.
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round 2
Round 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft delivered high-value picks and hidden gems, with teams finding starters on both sides of the ball. Ohio State continued to shine as Quinshon Judkins and TreVeyon Henderson formed a dynamic backfield duo selected just two picks apart. Defensive playmakers like Nick Emmanwori, JT Tuimoloau, and Benjamin Morrison brought toughness and versatility to their new teams. The round also featured a strong run on tight ends and edge rushers, with Mason Taylor, Terrance Ferguson, Nic Scourton, and Mike Green all hearing their names called.
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round 3
Round 3 brought serious depth and intrigue, as teams uncovered talent from powerhouse programs and small schools alike. Explosive EDGE rushers like Ashton Gillotte, Princely Umanmielen, and Jordan Burch continued to fly off the board, giving defenses a boost. The wide receiver run heated up with playmakers like Kyle Williams, Pat Bryant, and Tai Felton offering speed and versatility. Quarterbacks Jalen Milroe and Dillon Gabriel added intrigue late in the round, giving teams developmental options with upside.
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round 4
Round 4 was packed with value picks and high-upside prospects, as teams continued to address key needs across the board. The running back position saw a surge, with Bhayshul Tuten, Trevor Etienne, and Dylan Sampson headlining a deep group of explosive playmakers. Defensive versatility was on full display with impact players like Barrett Carter, Billy Bowman Jr., and Jack Sawyer joining NFL rosters. Wide receiver depth remained a priority, as Chimere Dike, Arian Smith, and Jordan Watkins brought speed and separation to the next level.
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round 5
Round 5 brought a mix of underrated gems and big-program talent still on the board, starting with Georgia’s Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins kicking off the action. Quarterback Shedeur Sanders came off the board, bringing buzz and leadership to a team looking for a spark. The trenches stayed active with picks like Jalen Rivers, Cam Jackson, and Rylie Mills beefing up offensive and defensive lines. Playmakers like DJ Giddens, Tory Horton, and Oronde Gadsden II added more firepower to offensive units.
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round 6
Round 6 showcased teams digging deep for talent, uncovering valuable contributors from both major programs and smaller schools. Several quarterbacks, including Kyle McCord, Riley Leonard, and Graham Mertz, offered teams potential developmental options at the position. Defensive backs like Dorian Strong and Marcus Harris added much-needed speed and coverage ability in the secondary. The trenches continued to be a focus with impactful picks like Myles Hinton and Branson Taylor bolstering offensive lines.
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round 7
Round 7 capped off the draft with teams taking final shots at hidden gems and depth players to complete their rosters. Jay Toia, the first pick of the round, brings defensive line strength, while other selections address key positions like offensive tackle and quarterback. The round also includes Mr. Irrelevant, Trikweze Bridges, who closes out the draft with a chance to make an impact despite his late selection. This round highlights the grind and determination of players fighting for roster spots and futures in the league.
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