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We’ll have you covered leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft, taking a look at early 2025 NFL Mock Drafts, including some involving predicted trades. Let’s dive into our latest 2025 NFL Mock Drafts.
2025 NFL Mock Drafts: Picks & Predictions
Here are our latest 2025 NFL Mock Drafts.
1. New England Patriots: Travis Hunter (DB/WR – Colorado)
The Patriots desperately have needs along the offensive line. However, in this exercise, with no trades, they stand pat at No. 1 and take the best player on the board in Travis Hunter.
He’ll be excellent across Christian Gonzalez and can also be used as another weapon for quarterback Drake Maye.
A cornerback with his ball skills and elite athleticism is rare and tough to pass up on.
2. Tennessee Titans: Cam Ward (QB – Miami)
This is a weak quarterback class, but if I was going to bet on anyone to progress and be a franchise-level signal-caller it’s Cam Ward.
He is a less chaotic Jameis Winston. When I watch him, I sometimes hold my breath, but more often than not, he makes a great play.
He’s a fantastic story — starting his career at Incarnate Word to throwing 39 touchdowns and seven picks as a fifth-year senior at Miami.
He had 17 turnover-worthy plays, so there was some luck, but he’s a playmaker and someone Titans head coach Brian Callahan can work with.
I’d keep Will Levis on the roster and let Ward sit as long as possible.
3. Cleveland Browns: Will Campbell (OT – LSU)
The Browns need to address the quarterback position, but let’s face it: Deshaun Watson is hanging around a bit longer. During this period of dealing with him on the roster, they might as well begin building the team up for whoever the next guy will be.
Will Campbell is a plug-and-play left tackle in the NFL right now. He’s only allowed four sacks over his three-year career at LSU.
His arm length isn’t the most ideal, but it’s more than passable.
He’ll immediately upgrade their offensive line.
4. New York Giants: Shedeur Sanders (QB – Colorado)
I don’t think there’s any possible way the Giants can leave this draft without a quarterback if the current regime stays in place.
There’s no answer at the position for an offense that’s got some explosiveness to it with Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Malik Nabers.
Shedeur Sanders gets a lot of publicity, but to me, he’s a fairly boring quarterback prospect, and that’s not a bad thing.
He’s accurate and has a good enough arm. He reminds me a lot of Teddy Bridgewater.
5. Jacksonville Jaguars: Kelvin Banks Jr. (OT – Texas)
With Will Campbell off the board, the Jaguars look to another phenomenal offensive line prospect in Kelvin Banks Jr.
It’s tough to pass on Michigan cornerback Will Johnson here, but the Jaguars need to bolster this offensive line for Trevor Lawrence. Jaguars offensive tackles, through 17 weeks, have allowed 10 sacks and 61 pressures.
There are certainly worse pass-blocking offensive lines in the league, but the Jaguars need to throw more resources at it to get the most out of the former No. 1 overall pick.
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