2025 NFL Draft Discussion

[BrewerFan]

On 4/11/2025 at 8:32 AM, LouisEly said:

I think that most if not all of the 1st/2nd round projected players they bring in for official visits are backup plans so that they don't get caught with their pants down if the guys who they really want in those rounds aren't available.  I think that after the first round there is a big dropoff in DT talent.  I would consider Tyleik Williams at #54 but I would not move up from #54 to take him.  My guess is that he's a backup plan if they get skunked out of Harmon/Nolen in the 1st.

I read that they've only drafted something like 2 of the 26 players they've brought in who ended up getting selected in the first round.  One of them was Love who was a virtual visit in 2020 when the combine and pro days got shut down by COVID, so I'm not sure if that really counts.  Wyatt is the only player they've drafted who they have physically brought to Green Bay on an official visit and then drafted in the first round.

Fun fact - Devonte Wyatt has 4.5 more sacks than any other DT taken in the entire 2022 draft.  In fact, between the entire 2022 and 2021 drafts, the only DTs with more sacks than Wyatt (12) are Christian Barmore (13.5) and Osa Odighizuwa (13.5) and both were a part of the 2021 draft.

 

I thought it was Quay, but then Christian Watson...who was basically a 1st rd pick but the Vikings were just smart enough to not cave when we wanted #32 for our 2nds and we got 34. 

But mostly it seems like they're later rd picks. 

[BrewerFan]

On 4/11/2025 at 8:04 AM, CheezWizHed said:

JJ Watt was also one of my past pipe dreams, but given his late career injuries, it was a happy miss (unfortunately for him).  Now if we had drafted him... 

Reading about Kenneth Grant today and am intrigued.  Really low bench press scores might limit his impact initially, but that will be improved.  Otherwise, he sounds like Gilbert Brown that moves like early career Kenny Clark. 

I love Grant. If he can add a little bit as a pass rusher, there's...a LITTLE bit of Dexter Lawrence in there.

And moving from a 34 to a 43 could help him unlock it. 

But, if nothing else, he's very good vs the run and can move men in the pocket and that makes it easier for the Edges to get home. 

I think the best tape of the three, Harmon, Nolen and Grant is Grant, but it's a bit less consistent and he also has a guy who should be a top 10 pick who played next to him. 

Harmon is the best effort player and I think it's really unlikely he's a bust. Not sure the ceiling, but I don't know just how good he can be. 

Nolen is similar to Wyatt in my opinion. More stout. 

[JosephC]

Kenneth Grant is a monster on film and there is no question of how good an athlete he is for his size.  But his size is getting to be a concern.  There were reports that at the combine he was talking and saying he was in the process of dropping weight and was going to show up lighter at Michigan's Pro Day and run a 4.8 40.  He showed up at 330 pounds and ran a 5.07 (which is pretty good for someone of that size).  Apparently it turned off a lot of people.  When he first got to Michigan, he was so over-weight that they were initially going to put him in a conditioning program instead of having him practice, but once he did some athletic tests they went ahead and put him on the practice field.

So these guys that are out of shape like this...lots of them play like gangbusters early on, but end up fading pre-maturely and when it happens it happens really fast.  There does appear to be some Gilbert Brown in Kenneth Grant.  People forget about what a good athlete Brown was when he first became a Packer, largely because for most of his career in Green Bay we was over 360 and his athleticism went down the tubes pretty fast.

I'm not dismissing Grant, I would still give him a look and consider him depending on where Green Bay ends up picking and who is available at the time.  But this is the biggest negative with Grant.  IMO he may be top 10 if you just look at the film and his athleticism....there is a reason why pretty much everyone is putting him in the late round one area.

Walter Nolen reminds me a lot of Rashan Gary in that both guys have been round one projections since they were sophomores in high school.  And despite all the accolades, I'm not sure if Nolen lived up to that reputation, and I don't know if Gary has been all he could be and we are now finished with year #6 of his pro career.  I will say this about Nolen, he seems like an ideal fit as a 3-technique in Hafley's defense.  IMO, he'd be a better pick for the Packers than Harmon for that reason.  Harmon just has that look of a 3-4 DE to me.

[JosephC]

DT-Walter Nolen/Mississippi and DE-Jordan Burch/Oregon are reportedly in Green Bay today on official visits.

[JosephC]

I've updated my top prospects spreadsheet over the last 48 hours.

I wanted to keep including Brugler rankings (The Athletic), but nobody is spilling the beans on his update and I refuse to do business with The Athletic after they censored McGinn a few years ago.  So since Brugler's list was so old (pre-combine), his data got dropped altogether.  I replaced his data with Scout INC/ESPN.  It had also been awhile since Trapasso at CBS Sports put out a ranking, so I replaced his with the CBS Sports consensus list.  So this top prospects list is made up from the following...in a list of 150 players, bottom guy gets 1 point and top guy gets 150 points.

Scout INC/ESPN (top 150)

Jeremiah/NFL.com (top 50)

Sikkema/Pro Football Focus (top 150)

Iyer/Sporting News (top 150)

CBS Sports (top 150)

Ourlads (top 35)

Zierlein/NFL.com (top 150 graded players)

Edholm/NFL.com (top 100 players)

Rang/FOX Sports (top 150 players)

I wanted to insert round information in this list, but doing so messes up the formatting (it's a cut-and-paste job from an Excel worksheet), So I'm going to stick that in right here, ahead of the list.

Picks 1-11 = Early Round One

Picks 12-21 = Mid Round One

Picks 22-32 = Late Round One

Picks 33-43 = Early Round Two

Picks 44-53 = Mid Round Two

Picks 54-64 = Late Round Two

Picks 65-77 = Early Round Three

Picks 78-89 = Mid Round Three

Picks 90-102 = Late Round Three

Picks 103-114 = Early Round Four

Picks 115-126 = Mid Round Four

Picks 127-138 = Late Round Four

Picks 139-151 = Early Round Five

Picks 152-163 = Mid Round Five

Picks 164-176 = Late Round Five

Picks 177-189 = Early Round Six

Picks 190-203 = Mid Round Six

Picks 201-216 = Late Round Six

1	CB	Travis Hunter	Colorado
2	EDGE	Abdul Carter	Penn State
3	RB	Ashton Jeanty	Boise State
4	DT	Mason Graham	Michigan
5	OT	Armand Membou	Missouri
6	TE	Tyler Warren	Penn State
7	OT	Will Campbell	LSU
8	QB	Cam Ward	Miami, Fl
9	CB	Will Johnson	Michigan
10	LB	Jalon Walker	Georgia
11	CB	Jahdae Barron	Texas
12	WR	Tetairoa McMillan	Arizona
13	TE	Colston Loveland	Michigan
14	OT	Kelvin Banks Jr.	Texas
15	DT	Walter Nolan	Mississippi
16	EDGE	Mike Green	Marshall
17	EDGE	Mykel Williams	Georgia
18	EDGE	Shemar Stewart	Texas A&M
19	LB	Jihaad Campbell	Alabama
20	S	Malaki Starks	Georgia
21	WR	Matthew Golden	Texas
22	WR	Luther Burden III	Missouri
23	EDGE	James Pearce Jr.	Tennessee
24	WR	Emeka Egbuka	Ohio State
25	RB	Omarion Hampton	North Carolina
26	S	Nick Emmanwori	South Carolina
27	DT	Derrick Harmon	Oregon
28	OT	Josh Simmons	Ohio State
29	QB	Shedeur Sanders	Colorado
30	EDGE	Donovan Ezeiruaku	Boston College
31	DT	Kenneth Grant	Michigan
32	OG	Tyler Booker	Alabama
33	OT	Grey Zabel	North Dakota State
34	CB	Maxwell Hairston	Kentucky
35	EDGE	Nic Scourton	Texas A&M
36	OT	Josh Conerly Jr.	Oregon
37	CB	Trey Amos	Mississippi
38	OG	Donovan Jackson	Ohio State
39	DT	Tyleik Williams	Ohio State
40	CB	Shavon Revel Jr.	East Carolina
41	WR	Jayden Higgins	Iowa State
42	EDGE	JT Tuimoloau	Ohio State
43	EDGE	Landon Jackson	Arkansas
44	WR	Jack Bech	Texas Christian
45	TE	Mason Taylor	LSU
46	CB	Azareye'h Thomas	Florida State
47	CB	Benjamin Morrison	Notre Dame
48	LB	Carson Schwesinger	UCLA
49	RB	TreVeyon Henderson	Ohio State
50	RB	Quinshon Judkins	Ohio State
51	S	Xavier Watts	Notre Dame
52	DT	T.J. Sanders	South Carolina
53	OT	Aireontae Ersery	Minnesota
54	WR	Tre Harris	Mississippi
55	QB	Jaxson Dart	Mississippi
56	S	Kevin Winston Jr.	Penn State
57	DT	Alfred Collins	Texas
58	EDGE	Jack Sawyer	Ohio State
59	TE	Elijah Arroyo	Miami, Fl
60	DT	Darius Alexander	Toledo
61	OT	Ozzy Trapilo	Boston College
62	EDGE	Princely Umanmielen	Mississippi
63	WR	Jalen Royals	Utah State
64	WR	Jaylin Noel	Iowa State
65	EDGE	Jordan Burch	Oregon
66	OG	Marcus Mbow	Purdue
67	RB	Kaleb Johnson	Iowa
68	DT	Shemar Turner	Texas A&M
69	WR	Elic Ayomanor	Stanford
70	LB	Demetrius Knight Jr.	South Carolina
71	DT	Omarr Norman-Lott	Tennessee
72	CB	Darien Porter	Iowa State
73	OT	Jonah Savaiinaea	Arizona
74	RB	Dylan Sampson	Tennessee
75	EDGE	Bradyn Swinson	LSU
76	DT	Joshua Farmer	Florida State
77	WR	Isaiah Bond	Texas
78	OT	Charles Grant	William & Mary
79	EDGE	Josaiah Stewart	Michigan
80	OG	Tate Ratledge	Georgia
81	OT	Cameron Williams	Texas
82	QB	Jalen Milroe	Alabama
83	EDGE	Ashton Gillotte	Louisville
84	OT	Wyatt Milum	West Virginia
85	TE	Harold Fannin Jr.	Bowling Green
86	EDGE	Oluwafemi Oladejo	UCLA
87	S	Andre Mukuba	Texas
88	EDGE	Jared Ivey	Mississippi
89	OT	Anthony Belton	North Carolina State
90	RB	Cam Skattebo	Arizona State
91	S	Billy Bowman Jr.	Oklahoma
92	CB	Jacob Parrish	Kansas State
93	TE	Terrance Ferguson	Oregon
94	EDGE	Kyle Kennard	South Carolina
95	EDGE	Sai'vion Jones	LSU
96	C	Jared Wilson	Georgia
97	WR	Kyle Williams	Washington State
98	OT	Emery Jones Jr.	LSU
99	DT	Deone Walker	Kentucky
100	LB	Chris Paul Jr.	Mississippi
101	RB	RJ Harvey	Central Florida
102	DT	CJ West	Indiana
103	QB	Tyler Shough	Louisville
104	DT	Vernon Broughton	Texas
105	S	Lathan Ransom	Ohio State
106	LB	Danny Stutsman	Oklahoma
107	LB	Smael Mondon Jr.	Georgia
108	RB	Bhayshul Tuten	Virginia Tech
109	DT	Ty Robinson	Nebraska
110	QB	Quinn Ewers	Texas
111	LB	Barrett Carter	Clemson
112	WR	Tory Horton	Colorado State
113	QB	Will Howard	Ohio State
114	WR	Savion Williams	Texas Christian
115	S	Jonas Sanker	Virginia
116	TE	Gunnar Helm	Texas
117	DT	JJ Pegues	Mississippi
118	CB	Quincy Riley	Louisville
119	LB	Jeffrey Bassa	Oregon
120	CB	Nohl Williams	California
121	OT	Jalen Rivers	Miami, Fl
122	DT	Jamaree Caldwell	Oregon
123	WR	Xavier Restrepo	Miami, Fl
124	CB	Denzel Burke	Ohio State
125	EDGE	Barryn Sorrell	Texas
126	OG	Miles Frazier	LSU
127	CB	Dorian Strong	Virginia Tech
128	OT	Logan Brown	Kansas
129	RB	Devin Neal	Kansas
130	DT	Jordan Phillips	Maryland
131	EDGE	Elijah Roberts	Southern Methodist
132	RB	Jordan James	Oregon
133	EDGE	David Walker	Central Arkansas
134	RB	DJ Giddens	Kansas State
135	RB	Damien Martinez	Miami, Fl
136	WR	Jaylin Lane	Virginia Tech
137	DT	Aeneas Peebles	Virignia Tech
138	WR	Tez Johnson	Oregon
139	RB	Trevor Etienne	Georgia
140	DT	Ty Hamilton	Ohio State
141	QB	Dillon Gabriel	Oregon
142	S	Jaylen Reed	Penn State
143	QB	Kyle McCord	Syracuse
144	EDGE	Tyler Baron	Miami, Fl
145	CB	Cobee Bryant	Kansas
146	CB	Caleb Ransaw	Tulane
147	CB	Zah Frazier	Texas-San Antonio
148	EDGE	Que Robinson	Alabama
149	DT	Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins	Georgia
150	CB	Zy Alexander	LSU
151	S	R.J. Mickens	Clemson
152	CB	Bihal Kone	Western Michigan
153	LB	Cody Simon	Ohio State
154	DT	Cam Jackson	Florida
155	LB	Kobe King	Penn State
156	WR	Tai Felton	Maryland
157	S	Sebastian Castro	Iowa
158	CB	Upton Stout	Western Kentucky
159	WR	Dominic Lovett	Georgia
160	QB	Riley Leonard	Notre Dame
161	WR	Nick Nash	San Jose State
162	C	Seth McLaughlin	Ohio State
163	CB	Jaylin Smith	USC
164	RB	Jarquez Hunter	Auburn
165	RB	Brashard Smith	Southern Methodist
166	OT	Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson	Florida
167	OT	Jalen Travis	Iowa State
168	CB	Tommi Hill	Nebraska
169	WR	Isaac TeSlaa	Arkansas
170	DT	Warren Brinson	Georgia
171	RB	Jacory Croskey-Merritt	Arizona
172	WR	Kobe Hudson	Central Florida
173	CB	Mello Dotson	Kansas
174	RB	Jaydon Blue	Texas
175	WR	Dont'e Thornton Jr.	Tennessee
176	CB	BJ Adams	Central Florida
177	WR	Chimere Dike	Florida
178	EDGE	Tyler Batty	Brigham Young
179	RB	Woody Marks	USC
180	CB	Alijah Huzzie	North Carolina
181	TE	Oronde Gadsden II	Syracuse
182	OG	Joshua Gray	Oregon State
183	TE	Benjamin Yurosek	Georgia
184	WR	Pat Bryant	Illinois
185	OT	Ajani Cornelius	Oregon
186	TE	Jake Briningstool	Clemson
187	OG	Jackson Slater	Sacramento State
188	OT	Chase Lundt	Connecticut
189	OG	Caleb Rogers	Texas Tech
190	EDGE	Ahmed Hassanein	Boise State
191	RB	Ollie Gordon II	Oklahoma State
192	EDGE	Collin Oliver	Oklahoma State
193	TE	Mitchell Evans	Notre Dame
194	C	Clay Webb	Jacksonville State
195	LB	Karene Reid	Utah
196	OT	Carson Vinson	Alabama A&M
197	CB	Justin Walley	Minnesota
198	TE	Thomas Fidone II	Nebraska
199	RB	LeQuint Allen	Syracuse
200	RB	Tahj Brooks	Texas Tech
201	CB	Jordan Hancock	Ohio State
202	RB	Corey Kiner	Cincinnati
203	OG	Dylan Fairchild	Georgia
204	EDGE	Kaimon Rucker	North Carolina
205	WR	KeAndre Lambert-Smith	Auburn
206	OG	Willie Lampkin	North Carolina
207	TE	Jackson Hawes	Georgia Tech
208	LB	Carson Bruener	Washington
209	OG	Joe Huber	Wisconsin
210	EDGE	Antwaun Powell-Ryland	Virginia Tech
211	EDGE	Jah Joyner	Minnesota
212	WR	Elijhah Badger	Florida
213	C	Drew Kendall	Boston College
214	TE	CJ Dippre	Alabama
215	LB	Jack Kiser	Notre Dame
216	DT	Rylie Mills	Notre Dame
217	C	Jonah Monheim	USC
218	CB	Robert Longerbeam	Rutgers
219	OG	Luke Kandra	Cincinnati

[nate82]

1 minute ago, JosephC said:

This is a cut-and-paste job from an Excel file, so sorry about the terrible formatting.

Do copy as image and then select bitmap.

[JosephC]

Above list has been updated.  Rang at FOX Sports updated and expanded his list from 101 to 150.

[JosephC]

Michigan cornerback Will Johnson had his workout and would not run the 40.  Only numbers that I've seen is that he had a 37 inch vertical jump and a 4.33 short shuttle.  That vertical is about average for a cornerback and the short shuttle number is below average for a cornerback.  There have been reports that he looked "above average" in running positional drills.  McShay has reported that Johnson would not run the 40 because he was running in the high 4.5's in training. 

He's going to fall.  I don't think he makes it to #23, but I don't think he's a top 10 pick with this information.  It might even be a stretch to think of him as sitting solidly in the top 16.

 

[JosephC]

NFL.com has a section up called DraftIQ

https://www.nfl.com/draft/iq/

So go to the Packers and then in the middle of the screen there are a couple tabs > click on Front Office Tendencies.

Scroll to the bottom and-

[b]Since 2018, Gutekunst has drafted a league-high 42 players with NGS athleticism scores that are higher than their NGS production scores as the Packers GM.[/b]

That's pretty overwhelming.  Gutekunst has drafted 72 players, which putting it in the most simplistic terms, breaks down as drafting 57 "athletes" versus 15 "players."

[patrickgpe]

1 hour ago, JosephC said:

NFL.com has a section up called DraftIQ

https://www.nfl.com/draft/iq/

So go to the Packers and then in the middle of the screen there are a couple tabs > click on Front Office Tendencies.

Scroll to the bottom and-

[b]Since 2018, Gutekunst has drafted a league-high 42 players with NGS athleticism scores that are higher than their NGS production scores as the Packers GM.[/b]

That's pretty overwhelming.  Gutekunst has drafted 72 players, which putting it in the most simplistic terms, breaks down as drafting 57 "athletes" versus 15 "players."

doesn't surprise me, Guty's drafts have been welming at best. 

[OldHeidelberg]

2 hours ago, JosephC said:

NFL.com has a section up called DraftIQ

https://www.nfl.com/draft/iq/

So go to the Packers and then in the middle of the screen there are a couple tabs > click on Front Office Tendencies.

Scroll to the bottom and-

[b]Since 2018, Gutekunst has drafted a league-high 42 players with NGS athleticism scores that are higher than their NGS production scores as the Packers GM.[/b]

That's pretty overwhelming.  Gutekunst has drafted 72 players, which putting it in the most simplistic terms, breaks down as drafting 57 "athletes" versus 15 "players."

It's always been odd to me that they market the 'Frozen Tundra' so well but still build their teams like they play in a dome. They seem to make it work though. 

[BrewerFan]

On 4/13/2025 at 10:28 AM, JosephC said:

Kenneth Grant is a monster on film and there is no question of how good an athlete he is for his size.  But his size is getting to be a concern.  There were reports that at the combine he was talking and saying he was in the process of dropping weight and was going to show up lighter at Michigan's Pro Day and run a 4.8 40.  He showed up at 330 pounds and ran a 5.07 (which is pretty good for someone of that size).  Apparently it turned off a lot of people.  When he first got to Michigan, he was so over-weight that they were initially going to put him in a conditioning program instead of having him practice, but once he did some athletic tests they went ahead and put him on the practice field.

So these guys that are out of shape like this...lots of them play like gangbusters early on, but end up fading pre-maturely and when it happens it happens really fast.  There does appear to be some Gilbert Brown in Kenneth Grant.  People forget about what a good athlete Brown was when he first became a Packer, largely because for most of his career in Green Bay we was over 360 and his athleticism went down the tubes pretty fast.

I'm not dismissing Grant, I would still give him a look and consider him depending on where Green Bay ends up picking and who is available at the time.  But this is the biggest negative with Grant.  IMO he may be top 10 if you just look at the film and his athleticism....there is a reason why pretty much everyone is putting him in the late round one area.

Walter Nolen reminds me a lot of Rashan Gary in that both guys have been round one projections since they were sophomores in high school.  And despite all the accolades, I'm not sure if Nolen lived up to that reputation, and I don't know if Gary has been all he could be and we are now finished with year #6 of his pro career.  I will say this about Nolen, he seems like an ideal fit as a 3-technique in Hafley's defense.  IMO, he'd be a better pick for the Packers than Harmon for that reason.  Harmon just has that look of a 3-4 DE to me.

That's fair. I like Grant a bit more, and I think the one thing you could always count on with Gary was effort. He made Hustle plays. That's a bit in question with Nolen. As for Harmon...I generally think if you're worthy of a 1st rd pick as a 3-4 DE, you fit as a 4-3 DT, either a 1 or a 3. Unless you're saying he's more of a effort player who doesn't have the natural pass rushing ability, but he's more of a run defender and for that reason a better fit as a 3-4 end. 

This class is harder to get a read on than even just last year. The CBs all tested...so many of these CBs chose not to. Mitchell last year was a stud, he fell. I think Johnson would be the best case scenario at hitting on a immediate impact player at a position of need. 

I still keep seeing people like Brugler suggesting the Packers may g back to OL. That'd make me think Simmons and a Walker trade eventually. 

[JosephC]

ROUND ONE

1.      Titans – Cam Ward/QB/Miami, Fl

2.      Browns – Travis Hunter/CB – WR/Colorado

TRADE – Panthers get first (#3 overall), Giants get first (#8 overall), third (#74 overall) and 2026 second round pick

3.      Panthers – Abdul Carter/EDGE/Penn State

TRADE – Raiders get first (#4 overall) and seventh (#238 overall), Patriots get first (#6 overall) and fourth (#108 overall)

4.      Raiders – Ashton Jeanty/RB/Boise State

5.      Jaguars – Mason Graham/DT/Michigan

6.      Patriots – Armand Membou/OT/Missouri

7.      Jets – Will Campbell/OT/LSU

8.      Giants – Shedeur Sanders/QB/Colorado

9.      Saints – Jahdae Barron/CB/Texas

10.  Bears – Walter Nolan/DT/Mississippi

11.  49ers – Shemar Stewart/EDGE/Texas A&M

12.  Cowboys – Tetairoa McMillan/WR/Arizona

13.  Dolphins – Kelvin Banks Jr./OT/Texas

14.  Colts – Tyler Warren/TE/Penn State

TRADE – Broncos get first (#15 overall) and fourth (#118 overall), Falcons get first (#20 overall), third (#85 overall) and sixth (#197 overall)

15.  Broncos – Matthew Golden/WR/Texas

16.  Cardinals – Jalon Walker/EDGE/Georgia

17.  Bengals – Mykel Williams/EDGE/Georgia

18.  Seahawks – Luther Burden III/WR/Missouri

19.  Buccaneers – Will Johnson/CB/Michigan

20.  Falcons – Mike Green/EDGE/Marshall

TRADE – Browns get first (#21 overall) and fourth (#123 overall), Steelers get second (#33 overall), third (#67 overall) and fourth (#104 overall)

21.  Browns – Jaxson Dart/QB/Mississippi

22.  Chargers – Colston Loveland/TE/Michigan

TRADE – Chiefs get first (#23 overall) and fifth (#159 overall), Packers get first (#31 overall), third (#95 overall) and fourth (#133 overall)

23.  Chiefs – Josh Simmons/OT/Ohio State

TRADE – Jets get first (#24 overall), Vikings get second (#42 overall), third (#73 overall) and fifth (#162 overall)

24.  Jets – Emeka Egbuka/WR/Ohio State

25.  Texans – Josh Conerly Jr./OT/Oregon

26.  Rams – Jihaad Campbell/LB/Albama

27.  Ravens – Malaki Starks/S/Georgia

28.  Lions – Donovan Ezeiruaku/EDGE/Boston College

29.  Commanders – Maxwell Hairston/CB/Kentucky

30.  Bills – Derrick Harmon/DT/Oregon

31.  Packers – Shavon Revel Jr./CB/East Carolina

32.  Eagles – Nick Emmanwori/S/South Carolina

ROUND TWO

33.  Steelers – Omarion Hampton/RB/North Carolina

34.  Giants – Tyler Booker/OG/Alabama

35.  Titans – James Pearce Jr./EDGE/Tennessee

36.  Jaguars – Trey Amos/CB/Mississippi

37.  Raiders – Jayden Higgins/WR/Iowa State

38.  Patriots – Grey Zabel/OG/North Dakota State

TRADE – Dolphins get second (#39 overall) and fifth (#148 overall), Bears get second (#48 overall), fourth (#116 overall) and fourth (#135 overall)

39.  Dolphins – Kenneth Grant/DT/Michigan

40.  Saints – Donovan Jackson/OG/Ohio State

41.  Bears – Aireontae Ersery/OT/Minnesota

42.  Vikings – Azareye’h Thomas/CB/Florida State

43.  49ers – Tyleik Williams/DT/Ohio State

44.  Cowboys – TreVeyon Henderson/RB/Ohio State

45.  Colts – Carson Schwesinger/LB/UCLA

46.  Falcons – Benjamin Morrison/CB/Notre Dame

47.  Cardinals – Jack Bech/WR/TCU

48.  Bears – Quinshon Judkins/RB/Ohio State

49.  Bengals – Xavier Watts/S/Notre Dame

50.  Seahawks – Kevin Winston Jr./S/Penn State

TRADE – Commanders get second (#51 overall), Broncos get second (#61 overall), fourth (#128 overall) and 2026 fifth round pick

51.  Commanders – Nic Scourton/EDGE/Texas A&M

52.  Seahawks – Marcus Mbow/OG/Purdue

53.  Buccaneers – JT Tuimoloau/EDGE/Ohio State

54.  Packers – Ashton Gillotte/EDGE/Louisville

55.  Chargers – Tre Harris/WR/Mississippi

56.  Bills – Darien Porter/CB/Iowa State

57.  Panthers – Jalen Royals/WR/Utah State

58.  Texans – Jaylin Noel/WR/Iowa Sate

59.  Ravens – Ozzy Trapilo/OT/Boston College

60.  Lions – Jonah Savaiinaea/OG/Arizona

61.  Broncos – Mason Taylor/TE/LSU

62.  Bills – Landon Jackson/EDGE/Arkansas

63.  Chiefs – T.J. Sanders/DT/South Carolina

64.  Eagles – Alfred Collins/DT/Texas

ROUND THREE

65.  Giants – Darius Alexander/DT/Toledo

66.  Chiefs – Jack Sawyer/EDGE/Ohio State

67.  Steelers – Elic Ayomanor/WR/Stanford

68.  Raiders – Demetrius Knight Jr./LB/South Carolina

69.  Patriots – Isaiah Bond/WR/Texas

70.  Jaguars – Tate Ratledge/OG/Georgia

71.  Saints – Shemar Turner/DT/Texas A&M

72.  Bears – Elijah Arroyo/TE/Miami, Fl

73.  Vikings – Charles Grant/OG/William & Mary

74.  Giants – Cameron Williams/OT/Texas

75.  49ers – Wyatt Milum/OT/West Virginia

76.  Cowboys – Omarr Norman-Lott/DT/Tennessee

77.  Patriots – Joshua Farmer/DT/Florida State

78.  Cardinals – Anthony Belton/OT/NC State

79.  Texans – Andre Mukuba/S/Texas

80.  Colts – Jordan Burch/EDGE/Oregon

81.  Bengals – Jacob Parrish/CB/Kansas State

82.  Seahawks – Deone Walker/DT/Kentucky

83.  Steelers – Jalen Milroe/QB/Alabama

84.  Buccaneers – Chris Paul Jr./LB/Mississippi

85.  Falcons – Billy Bowman Jr./S/Oklahoma

86.  Chargers – Princely Umanmielen/EDGE/Mississippi

87.  Packers – C.J. West/DT/Indiana

88.  Jaguars – Kyle Williams/WR/Washington State

89.  Texans – Vernon Broughton/DT/Texas

90.  Rams – Harold Fannin Jr./TE/Bowling Green

91.  Ravens – Bradyn Swinson/EDGE/LSU

92.  Seahawks – Quincy Riley/CB/Louisville

93.  Saints – Tyler Shough/QB/Louisville

94.  Browns – Jared Ivey/EDGE/Mississippi

95.  Packers – Savion Williams/WR/TCU

96.  Eagles – Josaiah Stewart/EDGE/Michigan

97.  Vikings – Lathan Ransom/S/Ohio State

98.  Dolphins – Terrance Ferguson/TE/Oregon

99.  Giants – Tory Horton/WR/Colorado State

100. 49ers – Kaleb Johnson/RB/Iowa

101.  Rams – Jared Wilson/C/Georgia

102. Lions – Jonas Sanker/S/Virginia

[JosephC]

Just as proof as I try to be as unbiased as possible when doing these, see pick #124.  Horrible pick.

ROUND FOUR

103.      Titans – Danny Stutsman/LB/Oklahoma

104.      Steelers – Ty Robinson/DT/Nebraska

105.      Giants – Smael Mondon Jr./LB/Georgia

106.      Patriots – Dylan Sampson/RB/Tennessee

107.      Jaguars – Gunnar Helm/TE/Texas

108.      Patriots – Oluwafemi Oladejo/EDGE/UCLA

109.      Bills – Xavier Restrepo/WR/Miami, Fl

110.      Jets – J.J. Pegues/DT/Mississippi

111.      Panthers – Nohl Williams/CB/California

112.  Saints – Jaylin Lane/WR/Virginia Tech

113.  49ers – Denzel Burke/CB/Ohio State

114.  Panthers – Jaylen Reed/S/Penn State

115.  Cardinals – Jamaree Caldwell/DT/Oregon

116.  Bears – Sai’vion Jones/EDGE/LSU

117.  Colts – Emery Jones Jr./OT/LSU

118.  Broncos – Bhayshul Tuten/RB/Virginia Tech

119.  Bengals – Barrett Carter/LB/Clemson

120.  Titans – Tez Johnson/WR/Oregon

121.  Buccaneers – Jalen Rivers/OT/Miami, Fl

122.  Broncos – Dorian Strong/CB/Virginia Tech

123.  Browns – Miles Frazier/OG/LSU

124.  Packers – Logan Brown/OT/Kansas

125.  Charger – Cam Skattebo/RB/Arizona State

126.  Jaguars – R.J. Mickens/S/Clemson

127.  Rams – Cobee Bryant/CB/Kansas

128.  Broncos – Jordan Phillips/DT/Maryland

129.  Ravens – Aeneas Peebles/DT/Virginia Tech

130.  Lions – Ty Hamilton/DT/Ohio State

131.  Saints – Elijah Roberts/EDGE/SMU

132.  Bills – Sebastian Castro/S/Iowa

133.  Packers – Caleb Rogers/OG/Texas Tech

134.  Eagles – Caleb Ransaw/CB/Tulane

135.  Bears – Tai Felton/WR/Maryland

136.  Ravens – Zah Frazier/CB/Texas-San Antonio

137.  Seahawks – Kyle Kennard/EDGE/South Carolina

138.  49ers – Dominic Lovett/WR/Georgia

[LouisEly]

Revel is 24, coming off of a serious injury that he hasn't done any athletic testing for, and didn't play in a Power 5 conference.

I would be extremely surprised if he goes in the first round.  I'll be surprised if he even goes in the 2nd.

[JosephC]

ROUND FIVE

139.      Vikings – Jeffrey Bassa/LB/Oregon

140.      Panthers – Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins/DE/Georgia

141.      Titans – Seth McLaughlin/C/Ohio State

142.      Jaguars – R.J. Harvey/RB/UCF

143.      Raiders – Zy Alexander/CB/LSU

144.      Patriots – Bihal Kone/CB/Western Michigan

145.      Jets – Quinn Ewers/QB/Texas

146.      Panthers – Cam Jackson/DT/Florida

147.      49ers – Cody Simon/LB/Ohio State

148.  Dolphins – Upton Stout/CB/Western Kentucky

149.  Cowboys – Kobe King/LB/Penn State

150.  Dolphins – Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson/OT/Florida

151.  Colts – Devin Neal/RB/Kansas

152.  Cardinals – Jaylin Smith/CB/USC

153.  Bengals – Jalen Travis/OT/Iowa State

154.  Giants – Jordan James/RB/Oregon

155.  Dolphins – Nick Nash/WR/San Jose State

156.  Steelers – Joshua Gray/OG/Oregon State

157.  Buccaneers – Isaac TeSlaa/WR/Arkansas

158.  Chargers – Warren Brinson/DT/Georgia

159.  Chiefs – Kobe Hudson/WR/UCF

160.  49ers – Oronde Gadsden III/TE/Syracuse

161.  Eagles – Ajani Cornelius/OT/Oregon

162.  Vikings – D.J. Giddens/RB/Kansas State

163.  Panthers – Benjamin Yurosek/TE/Georgia

164.  Eagles – Jackson Slater/OG/Sacramento State

165.  Eagles – Dont’e Thornton Jr./WR/Tennessee

166.  Texans – Tommi Hill/CB/Nebraska

167.  Titans – Malachi Moore/S/Alabama

168.  Eagles – Mello Dotson/CB/Kansas

169.  Bills – Dylan Fairchild/OG/Georgia

170.  Bills – Damien Martinez/RB/Miami, Fl

171.  Patriots – Jake Briningstool/TE/Clemson

172.  Seahawks – Chase Lundt/OT/Connecticut

173.  Bills – Karene Reid/LB/Utah

174.  Cowboys – B.J. Adams/CB/UCF

175.  Seahawks – Mitchell Evans/TE/Notre Dame

176.  Ravens – Willie Lampkin/OG/North Carolina

[JosephC]

Just finished with the Vikings-

2-42 - Azareye'h Thomas/CB/Florida State

3-73 - Charles Grant/OG/William & Mary

3-97 - Lathan Ransom/S/Ohio State

5-139 - Jeffrey Bassa/LB/Oregon

5-162 - D.J. Giddens/RB/Kansas State

6-187 - Rylie Mills/DT/Notre Dame

[JosephC]

ROUND SIX

177.      Bills – Carson Vinson/OT/Alabama A&M

178.      Titans – Alijah Huzzie/CB/North Carolina

179.      Browns – Trevor Etienne/RB/Georgia

180.      Raiders – Joe Huber/OG/Wisconsin

181.      Chargers – Justin Walley/CB/Minnesota

182.      Jaguars – Tyler Baron/EDGE/Miami, Fl

183.      Ravens – Barryn Sorrell/EDGE/Texas

184.      Saints – Que Robinson/EDGE/Alabama

185.      Steelers – Jordan Hancock/CB/Ohio State

186.  Jets – Thomas Fidone III/TE/Nebraska

187.  Vikings – Rylie Mills/DT/Notre Dame

188.  Titans – Jarquez Hunter/RB/Auburn

189.  Colts – Luke Kandra/OG/Cincinnati

190.  Rams – Chimere Dike/WR/Florida

191.  Broncos – Carson Bruener/LB/Washington

192.  Browns – Pat Bryant/WR/Illinois

193.  Bengals – Tonka Hemingway/DT/South Carolina

194.  Jaguars – Will Howard/QB/Ohio State

195.  Rams – Hollin Pierce/OT/Rutgers

196.  Lions – KeAndre Lambert-Smith/WR/Auburn

197.  Falcons – Clay Webb/C/Jacksonville State

198.  Packers – Teddye Buchanan/LB/California

199.  Chargers – Jack Nelson/OT/Wisconsin

200.  Browns – Branson Taylor/OT/Pittsburgh

201.  Rams – Dillon Gabriel/QB/Oregon

202.  Rams – David Walker/EDGE/Central Arkansas

203.  Ravens – Elijhah Badger/WR/Florida

204.  Cowboys – Ahmed Hassanein/EDGE/Boise State

205.  Commanders – Andrew Armstrong/WR/Arkansas

206.  Bills – Jackson Hawes/TE/Georgia Tech

207.  Jets – Craig Woodson/S/California

208.  Broncos – Collin Oliver/EDGE/Oklahoma State

209.  Chargers – Garrett Dellinger/OG/LSU

210.  Ravens – Jack Kiser/LB/Notre Dame

211.  Cowboys – CJ Dippre/TE/Alabama

212.  Ravens – Brashard Smith/RB/SMU

213.  Raiders – Kyle McCord/QB/Syracuse

214.  Chargers – Nick Martin/LB/Oklahoma State

215.  Raiders – Tim Smith/DT/Alabama

216.  Browns – Cam Horsley/DT/Boston College

[JosephC]

Badgers

6-180 - Raiders - Joe Huber/OG/Wisconsin

6-199 - Chargers - Jack Nelson/OT/Wisconsin

7-235 - Buccaneers - Hunter Wohler/S/Wisconsin

[JosephC]

Bears are done.  This is a pretty good looking draft IMO.

1-10 - Walter Nolan/DT/Mississippi

2-41 - Aireontae Ersery/OT/Minnesota

2-48 - Quinshon Judkins/RB/Ohio State

3-72 - Elijah Arroyo/TE/Miami, Fl

4-116 - Sai'vion Jones/DE/LSU

4-135 - Tai Felton/WR/Maryland

7-233 - Maxen Hook/S/Toledo

7-240 - Shemar James/LB/Florida

[JosephC]

Lions are done,

1-28 - Donovan Ezeiruaku/EDGE/Boston College

2-60 - Jonah Savaiinaea/OG/Arizona

3-102 - Jonas Sanker/S/Virginia

4-130 - Ty Hamilton/DT/Ohio State

6-196 - KeAndre Lambert-Smith/WR/Auburn

7-228 - Gerad Christian-Lichtenhan/OT/Oregon State

7-244 - Marcus Harris/CB/California

[JosephC]

Browns are finished.  I'm posting this because I have a friend who is a Browns fan that looks at this board.

1-2 - Travis Hunter/CB-WR/Colorado

1-21 - Jaxson Dart/QB/Mississippi

3-94 - Jared Ivey/EDGE/Mississippi

4-123 - Miles Frazier/OG/LSU

6-179 - Trevor Etienne/RB/Georgia

6-192 - Pat Bryant/WR/Illinois

6-200 - Branson Taylor/OT/Pittsburgh

6-216 - Cam Horsley/DT/Boston College

7-255 - Elijah Simmons/DT/Tennnessee

[JosephC]

ROUND SEVEN

217.      Cowboys – Bryce Cabeldue/OG/Kansas

218.      Falcons – Jared Harrison-Hunte/DT/SMU

219.      Giants – Robert Longerbeam/CB/Rutgers

220.      Patriots – Drew Kendall/C/Boston College

221.      Jaguars – Myles Hinton/OT/Michigan

222.      Raiders – Tyler Batty/EDGE/Brigham Young

223.      Seahawks – Riley Leonard/QB/Notre Dame

224.      Dolphins – Kitan Crawford/S/Nevada

225.      Cardinals – Eugene Asante/LB/Auburn

226.  Chiefs – Trey Wedig/OG/Indiana

227.  49ers – Marcus Bryant/OT/Missouri

228.  Lions – Gerad Christian-Lichtehan/OT/Oregon State

229.  Steelers – Marques Sigle/S/Kansas State

230.  Panthers – Chandler Martin/LB/Memphis

231.  Dolphins – Antwaun Powell-Ryland/EDGE/Virginia Tech

232.  Colts – Nazir Stackhouse/DT/Georgia

233.  Bears – Maxen Hook/S/Toledo

234.  Seahawks – Jacory Croskey-Merritt/RB/Arizona

235.  Buccaneers – Hunter Wohler/S/Wisconsin

236.  Texans – Marcus Tate/OG/Clemson

237.  Packers – Jalin Conyers/TE/Texas Tech

238.  Raiders – Esa Pole/OT/Washington State

239.  Cowboys – Ricky White/WR/UNLV

240.  Bears – Shemar James/LB/Florida

241.  Texans – Jaydon Blue/RB/Texas

242.  Falcons – Jamon Dumas-Johnson/LB/Kentucky

243.  Ravens – Luke Lachey/TE/Iowa

244.  Lions – Marcus Harris/CB/California

245.  Commanders – Xavier Truss/OT/Georgia

246.  Giants – Kaimon Rucker/EDGE/North Carolina

247.  Cowboys – Dalton Cooper/OT/Oklahoma State

248.  Saints – John Williams/OT/Cincinnati

249.  49ers – Connor Colby/OG/Iowa

250.  Packers – Melvin Smith Jr./CB/Southern Arkansas

251.  Chiefs – Dante Trader Jr./S/Maryland

252.  49ers – Jason Marshall Jr./CB/Florida

253.  Dolphins – Woody Marks/RB/USC

254.  Saints – Ollie Gordon II/RB/Oklahoma State

255.  Browns – Elijah Simmons/DT/Tennessee

256.  Chargers – Kaden Prather/WR/Maryland

257.  Chiefs – LeQuint Allen/RB/Syracuse

[JosephC]

Here are the Packer picks-

1-31 - Shavon Revel Jr./CB/East Carolina

2-54 - Ashton Gillotte/DE/Louisville

3-87 - C.J. West/DT/Indiana

3-95  - Savion Williams/WR/Texas Christian

4-124 - Logan Brown/OT/Kansas (PUKE)

4-133 - Caleb Rogers/OG/Texas Tech

6-198 - Teddye Buchanan/LB/California

7-237 - Jalin Conyers/TE/Texas Tech

7-250 - Melvin Smith Jr./CB/Southern Arkansas

[bigred]

On 4/12/2025 at 11:51 PM, BrewerFan said:

I love Grant. If he can add a little bit as a pass rusher, there's...a LITTLE bit of Dexter Lawrence in there.

And moving from a 34 to a 43 could help him unlock it. 

But, if nothing else, he's very good vs the run and can move men in the pocket and that makes it easier for the Edges to get home. 

I think the best tape of the three, Harmon, Nolen and Grant is Grant, but it's a bit less consistent and he also has a guy who should be a top 10 pick who played next to him. 

Harmon is the best effort player and I think it's really unlikely he's a bust. Not sure the ceiling, but I don't know just how good he can be. 

Nolen is similar to Wyatt in my opinion. More stout. 

Yes, he played next to a probable top 10 pick, who was most likely double teamed a lot, which makes me wonder why Grant's #'s weren't better than they were. I also watched videos of Grant, and nothing really impressed me very much. I think he'll end up an average rotational player.