2025 NFL Mock Draft: 3 Rounds for the Top 102 Rookies
As the NFL approaches Green Bay for the 2025 NFL Draft, excitement is real, reminiscent of a Wisconsin winter storm. Teams are ready to reshape their futures by addressing their critical needs with a deep pool of talent. Explore 3 rounds in this rookie mock draft as we outline how the top 102 picks could unfold. More importantly, we analyze the selections that could shape the next era of NFL rosters. Continue reading as we break down the rookies in our latest 2025 NFL Mock Draft.
1. Tennessee Titans – QB Cameron Ward, Miami
HT: 6015 | WT: 219 | 40: 4.77
The Titans’ top need is a franchise quarterback to anchor their rebuild. Despite his need for refinement in reading defenses, Ward’s dynamic playmaking (4,313 yards, 39 TDs in 2024) and mobility address their offensive woes. His arm talent suits Tennessee’s push for a vertical attack.
2. Cleveland Browns – CB Travis Hunter, Colorado
HT: 6003 | WT: 188 | 40: 4.47
Cleveland’s secondary needs a lockdown corner. Hunter’s elite ball skills (4 INTs and 96 receptions as a two-way star) and versatility make him a cornerstone. Furthermore, his lean frame won’t deter a team desperate for defensive playmakers to pair with their pass rush.
3. New York Giants – EDGE Abdul Carter, Penn State
HT: 6021 | WT: 250 | 40: 4.47
The Giants crave a disruptive edge rusher. Carter’s explosive first step (12 sacks, 23.5 TFLs) fills the void left by inconsistent pressure. His speed and power align with New York’s aggressive front, though he’s still honing his coverage drops.
4. New England Patriots – OT Armand Membou, Missouri
HT: 6042 | WT: 332 | 40: 4.91
Protecting their young QB is paramount. Membou’s massive frame and agility make him a plug-and-play left tackle. His quick feet handle speed rushers, addressing New England’s porous line. However, he needs to refine his hand placement.
5. Jacksonville Jaguars – DT Mason Graham, Michigan
HT: 6034 | WT: 296 | 40: 4.97
Jacksonville’s run defense needs an anchor. Graham’s wrestling background and leverage (6.5 TFLs) clog gaps and disrupt plays. He’s a perfect fit for their scheme, despite needing more pass rush polish.
6. Las Vegas Raiders – RB Ashton Jeanty, Boise State
HT: 5084 | WT: 211 | 40: 4.42
The Raiders seek a workhorse back. Jeanty’s compact build and burst (2,228 yards, 29 TDs in 2024) bring balance to their offense. Impressively, his vision and tackle-breaking suit their gap-heavy scheme. However, his size raises durability questions.
7. New York Jets – OT Will Campbell, LSU
HT: 6057 | WT: 319 | 40: 4.98
The Jets’ line needs stability to protect Justin Fields. Campbell’s technical refinement and anchor strength shore up the tackle spot. His experience against SEC rushers prepares him, though he’s not the most athletic.
8. Carolina Panthers – EDGE Jalon Walker, Georgia
HT: 6010 | WT: 243 | 40: 4.57
Carolina’s pass rush lacks bite. Walker’s versatility (8 sacks, 15 TFLs) and relentless motor fit their hybrid front. Additionally, he can set the edge and drop in coverage, though he needs to bulk up for NFL linemen.
9. New Orleans Saints – TE Tyler Warren, Penn State
HT: 6054 | WT: 256 | 40: 4.64
The Saints need a dynamic tight end to replace aging options. Warren’s size and hands (88 catches, 1,094 yards) make him a mismatch. He fits their play-action-heavy offense, though his blocking needs work.
10. Chicago Bears – OL Kelvin Banks Jr., Texas
HT: 6051 | WT: 315 | 40: 5.16
Protecting Caleb Williams is priority one. Banks’ smooth footwork and power anchor the left side. Notably, his experience in big games suits Chicago’s high-pressure offense, though he must improve against speed rushers.
11. San Francisco 49ers – CB Will Johnson, Michigan
HT: 6016 | WT: 194 | 40: 4.42
The 49ers need a long-term corner. Johnson’s length and instincts (3 INTs, 12 PBUs) lock down receivers. He thrives in their zone-heavy scheme, though he’s still developing in man coverage.
12. Dallas Cowboys – WR Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona
HT: 6041 | WT: 219 | 40: 4.55
Dallas needs a WR2 to complement CeeDee Lamb. McMillan’s size and contested-catch ability (1,402 yards) stretch defenses. Additionally, his 4.55 speed limits explosiveness, but he fits their vertical attack.
13. Miami Dolphins – EDGE Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M
HT: 6050 | WT: 267 | 40: 4.59
Miami’s pass rush needs depth. Stewart’s power and length (7 sacks) collapse pockets. He fits their aggressive front, though his lateral quickness needs refining for elite tackles.
14. Indianapolis Colts – TE Colston Loveland, Michigan
HT: 6056 | WT: 248 | 40: 4.67
The Colts lack a reliable tight end. Loveland’s route-running and hands (69 catches, 843 yards) add a safety valve for Anthony Richardson. Unfortunately, his blocking is a work in progress. However, he fits their RPO scheme.
15. Atlanta Falcons – EDGE James Pearce Jr., Tennessee
HT: 6052 | WT: 245 | 40: 4.47
Atlanta’s pass rush is a glaring weakness. Pearce’s speed and bend (10 sacks) terrorize tackles. Notably, he’s raw in run defense but aligns with their need for a dynamic edge.
16. Arizona Cardinals – EDGE Mike Green, Marshall
HT: 6031 | WT: 251 | 40: 4.59
Arizona’s front needs disruptors. Green’s quickness and motor (9 sacks) fit their attacking style. He’s undersized but brings relentless energy to complement their line.
17. Cincinnati Bengals – OG Tyler Booker, Alabama
HT: 6045 | WT: 321 | 40: 5.38
Protecting Joe Burrow is critical. Booker’s mauling style and anchor strength bolster the interior. Additionally, he fits Cincinnati’s gap-heavy run game, though his lateral agility needs work.
18. Seattle Seahawks – OT Josh Simmons, Ohio State
HT: 6047 | WT: 317 | 40: 5.17
Seattle’s tackles struggled in 2024. Simmons’ size and power stabilize the edge. His experience in big games suits their playoff push, though he must quicken his kick-slide.
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – LB Jihaad Campbell, Alabama
HT: 6027 | WT: 235 | 40: 4.52
Tampa’s linebacker corps needs speed. Campbell’s range and tackling (108 tackles) shore up the second level. More importantly, he fits their aggressive 3-4, though he’s still learning coverage nuances.
20. Denver Broncos – RB Omarion Hampton, North Carolina
HT: 5116 | WT: 221 | 40: 4.46
Denver needs a lead back. Hampton’s vision and power (1,543 yards) fit Sean Payton’s zone scheme. His pass-blocking adds value, though he lacks elite speed.
21. Pittsburgh Steelers – QB Shedeur Sanders, Colorado
HT: 6014 | WT: 212 | 40: 4.78
Pittsburgh’s quarterback room needs a long-term answer. Sanders’ accuracy and poise (4,134 yards, 37 TDs) fit their play-action attack. His pocket presence suits Mike Tomlin’s gritty style, despite concerns about his overall speed.
22. Los Angeles Chargers – TE Elijah Arroyo, Miami
HT: 6051 | WT: 250 | 40: 4.68
The Chargers need a versatile tight end. Arroyo’s athleticism and hands (44 catches, 612 yards) complement Justin Herbert. He fits Jim Harbaugh’s balanced attack, though his blocking needs growth.
23. Green Bay Packers – CB Jahdae Barron, Texas
HT: 5106 | WT: 194 | 40: 4.39
Green Bay’s secondary needs depth. Barron’s quickness and instincts (3 INTs) thrive in zone coverage. His size limits him against bigger wide receivers, but he fits their aggressive defense.
24. Minnesota Vikings – S Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina
HT: 6031 | WT: 220 | 40: 4.38
Minnesota’s secondary needs a rangy safety. Emmanwori’s size and speed (78 tackles, 2 INTs) fit Brian Flores’ versatile schemes. He’s raw in deep coverage but has high upside.
25. Houston Texans – OT Josh Conerly Jr., Oregon
HT: 6045 | WT: 311 | 40: 5.05
Houston’s line needs youth. Conerly’s athleticism and length protect C.J. Stroud. He fits their zone-blocking scheme, though he must add strength for NFL rushers.
26. Los Angeles Rams – CB Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky
HT: 5112 | WT: 183 | 40: 4.28
The Rams need cornerback help. Hairston’s speed and ball skills (4 INTs) fit their man-heavy scheme. His slight frame is a concern, but his instincts shine.
27. Baltimore Ravens – OG Donovan Jackson, Ohio State
HT: 6035 | WT: 315 | 40: 5.12
Baltimore’s interior line needs reinforcements. Jackson’s power and agility fit their run-heavy attack. He excels in gap schemes, though his pass protection needs polish.
28. Detroit Lions – DT Derrick Harmon, Oregon
HT: 6044 | WT: 313 | 40: 4.95
Detroit’s interior defense needs depth. Harmon’s size and quickness (5 TFLs) clog run lanes. He fits their aggressive front, though his pass-rush arsenal is developing.
29. Washington Commanders – WR Emeka Egbuka, Ohio State
HT: 6007 | WT: 202 | 40: 4.50
Washington needs to continue building around Jayden Daniels. Egbuka’s crisp routes and hands (72 catches, 986 yards) fit their quick-strike offense. He lacks elite speed but is a chain-mover.
30. Buffalo Bills – WR Luther Burden III, Missouri
HT: 6000 | WT: 206 | 40: 4.41
Buffalo needs a playmaker for Josh Allen. Burden’s YAC ability and speed (1,212 yards) stretch defenses. He fits their spread offense, though his frame needs bulking.
31. Kansas City Chiefs – OT Aireontae Ersery, Minnesota
HT: 6062 | WT: 331 | 40: 5.01
Protecting Patrick Mahomes is key. Ersery’s size and power anchor the left side. He fits Kansas City’s zone scheme, though his foot speed needs work against edge rushers.
32. Philadelphia Eagles – DT Walter Nolen, Ole Miss
HT: 6017 | WT: 296 | 40: 4.92
Philly’s defensive line needs youth. Nolen’s quickness and strength (6 TFLs) disrupt plays. He fits their aggressive defense, though he’s still refining his hand usage.
2025 NFL Mock Draft – Round 2
33. Cleveland Browns – RB TreVeyon Henderson, Ohio State
HT: 5101 | WT: 202 | 40: 4.43
34. New York Giants – QB Jaxson Dart, Mississippi
HT: 6022 | WT: 223 | 40: 4.64
35. Tennessee Titans – WR Matthew Golden, Texas
HT: 5110 | WT: 191 | 40: 4.29
36. Jacksonville Jaguars – CB Shavon Revel, East Carolina
HT: 6017 | WT: 194 | 40: 4.38
37. Las Vegas Raiders – CB Azareye’h Thomas, Florida State
HT: 6014 | WT: 197 | 40: 4.48
38. New England Patriots – EDGE Mykel Williams, Georgia
HT: 6051 | WT: 260 | 40: 4.75
39. Chicago Bears (via CAR) – RB Kaleb Johnson, Iowa
HT: 6010 | WT: 224 | 40: 4.57
40. New Orleans Saints – CB Benjamin Morrison, Notre Dame
HT: 6002 | WT: 193 | 40: 4.42
41. Chicago Bears – EDGE Donovan Ezeiruaku, Boston College
HT: 6024 | WT: 248 | 40: 4.76
42. New York Jets – TE Mason Taylor, LSU
HT: 6051 | WT: 251 | 40: 4.64
43. San Francisco 49ers – OT Marcus Mbow, Purdue
HT: 6041 | WT: 303 | 40: 5.14
44. Dallas Cowboys – RB Quinshon Judkins, Ohio State
HT: 5115 | WT: 221 | 40: 4.48
45. Indianapolis Colts – LB Carson Schwesinger, UCLA
HT: 6024 | WT: 242 | 40: 4.73
46. Atlanta Falcons – CB Trey Amos, Mississippi
HT: 6006 | WT: 195 | 40: 4.43
47. Arizona Cardinals – S Malaki Starks, Georgia
HT: 6007 | WT: 197 | 40: 4.5
48. Miami Dolphins – OG Jonah Savaiinaea, Arizona
HT: 6041 | WT: 324 | 40: 4.95
49. Cincinnati Bengals – DT Kenneth Grant, Michigan
HT: 6035 | WT: 331 | 40: 4.96
50. Seattle Seahawks – WR Jayden Higgins, Iowa State
HT: 6041 | WT: 214 | 40: 4.47
51. Denver Broncos – TE Terrance Ferguson, Oregon
HT: 6053 | WT: 247 | 40: 4.63
52. Seattle Seahawks (via PIT) – OG Grey Zabel, North Dakota State
HT: 6057 | WT: 312 | 40: 5.04
53. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – S Xavier Watts, Notre Dame
HT: 5116 | WT: 204 | 40: 4.55
54. Green Bay Packers – EDGE Nic Scourton, Texas A&M
HT: 6032 | WT: 257 | 40: 4.76
55. Los Angeles Chargers – WR Savion Williams, TCU
HT: 6037 | WT: 222 | 40: 4.48
56. Buffalo Bills (via MIN) – DT T.J. Sanders, South Carolina
HT: 6037 | WT: 297 | 40: 5.02
57. Carolina Panthers (via LAR) – WR Tre Harris, Mississippi
HT: 6023 | WT: 205 | 40: 4.54
58. Houston Texans – DT Tyleik Williams, Ohio State
HT: 6027 | WT: 334 | 40: 4.95
59. Baltimore Ravens – EDGE JT Tuimoloau, Ohio State
HT: 6042 | WT: 265 | 40: 4.67
60. Detroit Lions – CB Jacob Parrish, Kansas State
HT: 5096 | WT: 191 | 40: 4.35
61. Washington Commanders – RB Jordan James, Oregon
HT: 5094 | WT: 205 | 40: 4.55
62. Buffalo Bills – CB Nohl Williams, California
HT: 6003 | WT: 199 | 40: 4.5
63. Kansas City Chiefs – WR Jalen Royals, Utah State
HT: 6000 | WT: 205 | 40: 4.42
64. Philadelphia Eagles – EDGE Oluwafemi Oladejo, UCLA
HT: 6032 | WT: 259 | 40: 4.82
2025 NFL Mock Draft – Round 3
65. New York Giants – DT Darius Alexander, Toledo
HT: 6037 | WT: 305 | 40: 4.95
66. Kansas City Chiefs (via TEN) – EDGE Jack Sawyer, Ohio State
HT: 6042 | WT: 260 | 40: 4.58
67. Cleveland Browns – QB Quinn Ewers, Texas
HT: 6021 | WT: 214 | 40: 4.76
68. Las Vegas Raiders – QB Tyler Shough, Louisville
HT: 6047 | WT: 219 | 40: 4.63
69. New England Patriots – WR Elic Ayomanor, Stanford
HT: 6016 | WT: 206 | 40: 4.44
70. Jacksonville Jaguars – WR Jaylin Noel, Iowa State
HT: 5102 | WT: 194 | 40: 4.39
71. New Orleans Saints – EDGE Jordan Burch, Oregon
HT: 6041 | WT: 279 | 40: 4.67
72. Chicago Bears – S Andrew Mukuba, Texas
HT: 5112 | WT: 186 | 40: 4.45
73. New York Jets – DT Shemar Turner, Texas A&M
HT: 6031 | WT: 290 | 40: 4.85
74. Carolina Panthers – CB Quincy Riley, Louisville
HT: 5104 | WT: 194 | 40: 4.48
75. San Francisco 49ers – TE Gunnar Helm, Texas
HT: 6050 | WT: 241 | 40: 4.84
76. Dallas Cowboys – LB Chris Paul Jr., Ole Miss
HT: 6007 | WT: 222 | 40: 4.63
77. New England Patriots (via ATL) – RB Dylan Sampson, Tennessee
HT: 5081 | WT: 200 | 40: 4.48
78. Arizona Cardinals – EDGE Ashton Gillotte, Louisville
HT: 6025 | WT: 264 | 40: 4.74
79. Houston Texans (via MIA) – C Jared Wilson, Georgia
HT: 6030 | WT: 310 | 40: 4.84
80. Indianapolis Colts – CB Darien Porter, Iowa State
HT: 6027 | WT: 195 | 40: 4.3
81. Cincinnati Bengals – S Kevin Winston Jr., Penn State
HT: 6014 | WT: 215 | 40: 4.51
82. Seattle Seahawks – TE Harold Fannin, Bowling Green
HT: 6032 | WT: 241 | 40: 4.71
83. Pittsburgh Steelers – RB Cameron Skattebo, Arizona State
HT: 5094 | WT: 219 | 40: 4.59
84. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – EDGE Landon Jackson, Arkansas
HT: 6060 | WT: 264 | 40: 4.68
85. Denver Broncos – DT Joshua Farmer, Florida State
HT: 6032 | WT: 305 | 40: 5.12
86. Los Angeles Chargers – DT Alfred Collins, Texas
HT: 6055 | WT: 332 | 40: 4.95
87. Green Bay Packers – WR Jack Bech, TCU
HT: 6012 | WT: 214 | 40: 4.55
88. Jacksonville Jaguars (via MIN) – OT Cameron Williams, Texas
HT: 6056 | WT: 317 | 40: 5.29
89. Houston Texans – OG Tate Ratledge, Georgia
HT: 6064 | WT: 308 | 40: 4.97
90. Los Angeles Rams – QB Kyle McCord, Syracuse
HT: 6030 | WT: 218 | 40: 4.73
91. Baltimore Ravens – S Billy Bowman Jr., Oklahoma
HT: 5097 | WT: 192 | 40: 4.42
92. Seattle Seahawks (via DET) – EDGE Bradyn Swinson, LSU
HT: 6035 | WT: 255 | 40: 4.76
93. New Orleans Saints (via WSH) – OT Jalen Travis, Iowa State
HT: 6076 | WT: 339 | 40: 5.14
94. Cleveland Browns (via BUF) – EDGE Kyle Kennard, South Carolina
HT: 6040 | WT: 254 | 40: 4.73
95. Kansas City Chiefs – RB Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia Tech
HT: 5092 | WT: 206 | 40: 4.32
96. Philadelphia Eagles – WR Isaiah Bond, Texas
HT: 5105 | WT: 180 | 40: 4.39
97. Minnesota Vikings – DT Jordan Phillips, Maryland
HT: 6015 | WT: 312 | 40: 4.99
98. Miami Dolphins – S Jonas Sanker, Virginia
HT: 6003 | WT: 206 | 40: 4.48
99. New York Giants – OT Logan Brown, Kansas
HT: 6063 | WT: 311 | 40: 5.18
100. San Francisco 49ers – WR Kyle Williams, Washington State
HT: 5105 | WT: 190 | 40: 4.40
101. Los Angeles Rams – LB Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon
HT: 6011 | WT: 232 | 40: 4.63
102. Detroit Lions – OT Ozzy Trapilo, Boston College
HT: 6081 | WT: 316 | 40: 5.21
As the dust settles on this 2025 NFL Mock Draft, the selections reflect a league in transition—teams balancing immediate needs with long-term visions. From quarterbacks poised to redefine franchises to linemen ready to dominate trenches, these prospects could ignite rosters across the NFL. The draft stage will soon reveal the real choices. For now, this blueprint offers a glimpse of the talent ready to shape the future of the NFL. Needless to say, the countdown to kickoff just got more exciting.
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