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By CAPantherFan · Posted
Forget all the noise. I believe this is exactly how this years draft will play out (for the first 8 picks anyways). https://www.nfl.com/news/bucky-brooks-2025-nfl-mock-draft-4-0-steelers-land-shedeur-sanders-cowboys-broncos-select-rbs?campaign=Twitter_nfl_cfb Also, I think Shedeur Sanders is going to be the player that will fall the most. Let's get to the picks! Pick 1 Tennessee Titans Cam Ward Miami · QB · Senior As the Titans’ new franchise QB1, Ward would add the kind of talent, toughness and tenacity the franchise has lacked since Steve “Air” McNair was under center in Tennessee. Pick 2 Cleveland Browns Travis Hunter Colorado · WR/CB · Junior The two-way standout is a superstar in the making as a big-play pass catcher and shutdown corner. Hunter’s unique skills would give Kevin Stefanski a Shohei Ohtani-esque weapon to utilize on offense and defense. Pick 3 New York Giants Abdul Carter Penn State · Edge · Junior Bypassing a chance to land a potential franchise quarterback is risky, but the Giants could take a disruptive playmaker to enhance a pass rush that features three quarterback hunters (Brian Burns, Dexter Lawrence and Kayvon Thibodeaux) on the front line. Pick 4 New England Patriots Will Campbell LSU · OT · Junior Protecting Drake Maye is a top priority for a front office that wants to see the franchise quarterback flourish in Year 2. Pick 5 Jacksonville Jaguars Mason Graham Michigan · DT · Junior The safest pick in the draft would give the Jaguars a blue-chip defender in the middle of a defensive line that needs more “hard hat and lunch pail” guys. ERROR CODE: 110 Sorry! Something has gone wrong. Please turn off your ad blocker and refresh the page to view content. Pick 6 Las Vegas Raiders Ashton Jeanty Boise State · RB · Junior Pete Carroll’s apparent desire to feature a dominant rushing attack makes the Boise State standout the sensible pick to serve as his lead back. Pick 7 New York Jets Tyler Warren Penn State · TE · Senior Adding a big-bodied pass-catcher between the hashes would help Justin Fields settle in as a passer in an offense rooted in play-action concepts. Warren is a versatile playmaker with the route-running ability and ball skills to move the chains consistently with a ball-control approach. Pick 8 Carolina Panthers Jalon Walker Georgia · LB · Junior Upgrading the defensive front with a hybrid linebacker who boasts pass-rushing skills could help the Panthers create more chaos at the point of attack. Pick 9 New Orleans Saints Will Johnson Michigan · CB · Junior The talented technician would give the Saints a blue-chip CB1 to feature in a zone-based system that places a premium on “vision-and-break” playmakers. Pick 10 Chicago Bears Kelvin Banks Jr. Texas · OT · Junior New head coach Ben Johnson’s experience with a dominant line while running the offense for division-rival Detroit could prompt him to add more resources to the Bears’ front, even after it was fortified in free agency. Banks is a natural left tackle with the athleticism and shadowboxing skills to protect Caleb Williams’ blind side. -
I skipped around it a little bit before posting and just got a chance to start going through it. I found this page to be incredibly informative (pg.20) Based on the visits we get to see not only positions of interest but also the ranges that they might be interested in trading to.
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