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The Titans have a new GM, and his first job is to figure out a QB.  The decision on Ward over Sanders comes down to fit, and the Titans prefer the bigger body Ward, and although Ward played many more games in college, he still took less hits than Sanders.  NFL  comparison – Cam Newton

The Browns would land a rare two-way talent in Colorado’s Travis Hunter, an elite cornerback with lockdown skills and big-play ability. His athleticism and instincts make him a perfect fit for Cleveland’s aggressive secondary. Hunter has the potential to be a game-changer on both sides of the ball. NFL comparison-  Jabrill Peppers

The Giants would add a dynamic play maker in Penn State’s Abdul Carter, an explosive linebacker with elite speed and pass-rush ability. He brings versatility and energy to New York’s defense. Carter has the upside to become a game-changing force in the front seven. NFL comparison – Micah Parson

The Patriots would bolster their offensive line with LSU’s Will Campbell, a technically sound, powerful tackle with elite footwork and toughness. He fits New England’s physical identity and brings day-one starting potential. Campbell could be a long-term anchor on the Patriots’ line. NFL comparison – Andrew Thomas

The Jaguars would strengthen their defensive line with Michigan’s Mason Graham, a high-motor interior disruptor with quick hands and excellent leverage. He thrives against the run and can collapse the pocket from the inside. Graham brings toughness and immediate impact potential to Jacksonville’s front. NFL comparison – Ndomikan Suh

The Raiders have Tom Brady as one of their owners now.  They expect to use the GOAT’s advice in the draft, coaching search, and free agency.  There are a few directions they could go here, with WR, and OL among their multiple needs.  However, most expect the first corner off the board to be Will Johnson, and the next best corner to fall somewhere in the teens.  Raiders cannot take the risk, and draft from Brady’s alma mater to shutdown one side of the field.  NFL comparison – Pat Surtain  

The Jets would add a reliable red-zone threat in Penn State’s Tyler Warren, a sure-handed tight end with size, athleticism, and blocking ability. He brings versatility to New York’s offense and can contribute immediately. Warren gives the Jets a dependable target over the middle and in clutch situations. NFL comparison – Sam LaPorta

The first non-QB player off the board on offense, TM is an absolute beast in both route running, and big play ability; to go along with his 6’5” body.  With a better roster in Tucson you would of heard more about the best receiver in the nation, but here we are.  The Panthers are building around Bryce Young, and with McMillian they now have 3 young receivers who can all grow and develop with Young.              NFL comparison – Drake London

The Saints would land their quarterback of the future in Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders, a poised, accurate passer with strong leadership and football IQ. He thrives under pressure and delivers with timing and touch. Sanders brings long-term stability and upside to New Orleans’ offense. NFL comparison – David Carr

Protect Caleb Williams. Protect Caleb Williams. Protect Caleb Williams.  The Bears need to keep their star QB upright in 2025, he was the most sacked/hit QB in the league this year.  Not too many people disagree that there are 2 top tackles in this years draft, and the Bears get the second one Banks, hailing from Austin where he dominated for the past couple years.   NFL Comparison – Taylor Decker

Brown was a great player for Texas, and has shown the ability to mix into different positions like the 49ers will expect and need.  NFL Comparison – Carlton Davis

The Cowboys would add an explosive playmaker in Boise State’s Ashton Jeanty, a dynamic running back with vision, balance, and pass-catching ability. He fits perfectly in Dallas’ versatile offense and brings home-run potential on every touch. Jeanty could be an instant spark in the Cowboys’ backfield. NFL Comparison – Ezekil Elliott

The Dolphins would fortify their defensive front with Ole Miss standout Walter Nolen, a powerful interior lineman with elite strength and burst. He excels at disrupting plays in the backfield and commanding double teams. Nolen brings immediate impact potential to Miami’s defensive line. NFL Comparison – Juwan Taylor

The Colts would add a versatile linebacker in Georgia’s Jalon Walker, known for his athleticism, speed, and play making ability. He excels in coverage and as a sideline-to-sideline tackler, fitting Indianapolis’ defensive needs. Walker could become a key piece in their linebacker corps. NFL Comparison – Travon Walker

The Falcons would boost their pass rush with Tennessee’s James Pearce, a fast, powerful edge rusher with a relentless motor. He has the explosiveness to disrupt quarterbacks and fits Atlanta’s aggressive defensive scheme. With further refinement, Pearce could become a cornerstone of their defensive front. NFL Comparison –  Will Anderson

The Cardinals would strengthen their pass rush with Oregon’s Jordan Burch, a powerful and explosive edge rusher with great length. He brings athleticism and versatility to Arizona’s defensive front. Burch could become a disruptive force off the edge. NFL comparison – Dexter Lawrence

The Bengals add a physical safety in Marshall’s Mike Green, known for his hard-hitting style and strong football IQ. He excels in run support and has the coverage skills to make an impact in the backfield NFL Comparison – Derek Burnett

The Seahawks have plenty to address in the offseason, priority one being tightening up the defense, which is supposed to be head coach McDonalds forte.  The one time University of Michigan defensive coordinator under Harbaugh. – Mac recruited and coached Grant, and knows just what kind of player and person he’s getting.  NFL Comparison – Jalen Carter

The Broncos would bolster their offensive line with Texas tackle Cam Williams, a powerful, athletic blocker with great length and mobility. He excels in both pass protection and run blocking, fitting Denver’s physical identity. With further development, Williams has the potential to be a franchise left tackle. NFL Comparison – Paris Johnson

The Texans regressed in 2025, and a lot of it was because the offensive weapons were hurt all at different times of the year.  Whether it was Mixon, Collins, or Dell – Houston could just not find a way to stay healthy.  Adding another outside threat in Texas star receiver Bond gets the juice back! NFL Comparison  – Jaylen Waddle

The BUCS could add a tough, versatile linebacker in Texas A&M’s Nic Scourton, known for his sideline-to-sideline range and instinctive play. He excels against the run and can cover in space, fitting Tampa Bay’s defensive scheme. Scourton could be a key contributor to their linebacker corps. NFL comparison – Javon Hargrave

The Steelers hoped to find a complementary piece to George Pickens in the 2024 draft as well as free agency.  Neither seemed to work out, so they take another swing with OSU playmaker Ebuka.  As sure handed as it gets, with great route running and speed this is a great value pick for the Steelers.     NFL Comparison – Michael Pittman

The Rams land a smart, instinctive playmaker in Notre Dame safety Xavier Watts, known for his ball skills and versatility. A former receiver, he thrives in zone coverage and brings a physical edge. With some polish, he could make an immediate impact in L.A.’s secondary. NFL Comparison – Justin Simmons

The Packers realize more than anyone the NFC North is loaded with Wide Receiver talent.  Whether it’s J-Jetta, The Sun God, or Kennan Allen you must posses a lock down corner in this divison.  With Jaire Alexander getting a little older and often banged up the PACK go with a back end guy late in 1st rd NFL Comparison – Jaire Alexander

Not many picks in the first round are this obvious, but it’s pretty safe to say if Loveland is available Jim Harbaugh is taking him.  It also happens to be a huge need for the Bolts, as Hayden Hurst and Will Dissly have just not worked out.  Expect a “who’s got it better than us” from Jim after this pick. NFL Comparison – Brock Bowers

The Commanders would land a dynamic playmaker in Georgia safety Malaki Starks, known for his range, instincts, and explosive athleticism. He’s a true center fielder with the versatility to cover, tackle, and make game-changing plays. Starks brings instant impact to Washington’s secondary. NFL Comparison –  Brian Branch

The Ravens would reinforce their offensive line with Oregon’s Josh Conerly Jr., an athletic, agile tackle with quick feet and strong hands. He fits perfectly in Baltimore’s run-heavy scheme and brings long-term upside at left tackle. He could be a future cornerstone up front. NFL Comparison – Paris Johnson

The Vikings would add juice to their defensive front with Texas A&M’s Shemar Stewart, a powerful edge rusher with size, explosiveness, and upside. He brings versatility to play multiple spots along the line. He could easily become a disruptive force in Minnesota’s pass rush. NFL Comparison –   Antonie Winfield

The Bills would boost their pass rush with Georgia’s Mykel Williams, a disruptive edge rusher with elite length, power, and burst. He brings scheme versatility and the upside to become a game-wrecker. With development, he could be a cornerstone of Buffalo’s defensive front. NFL Comparison – Rashawn Gary

The Eagles bolster their O-line with WVU’s Wyatt Milum, a powerful and athletic tackle with a nasty streak. He brings versatility, solid footwork, and a high motor that fits Philly’s physical identity. With development, he could anchor the line for years to come. NFL Comparison – Creed Humphrey

The Chiefs would add depth to their secondary with Ole Miss corner Trey Amos, a long, physical defender with fluid hips and solid press skills. He would fit well in Kansas City’s aggressive coverage schemes and brings special teams value. With refinement, he could grow into a reliable outside corner. NFL Comparison – Antonie Winfield

The Lions at one point in 2024 had 16 defensive players on IR, more than half of them starters.  They were especially unlucky with their D-Line losing 4 players to season ending injuries.  Sawyer, helps fix that, and fits in great with multiple buckeyes on the lions roster. NFL Comparison – George Karafalitis 

The 2025 NFL Draft is shaping up to be one of the most talent-rich in recent memory, with college football’s brightest stars vying for the chance to take their game to the next level. From electrifying quarterbacks and dynamic playmakers to defensive phenoms who dominate the trenches, this year’s draft class is full of prospects with the potential to become game-changers at the professional level. As the college football season heats up, scouts and fans alike are keeping a close eye on the players expected to headline the draft. Whether you’re watching for Heisman favorites or sleeper picks poised to rise up the boards, this list breaks down the top 10 players you need to know heading into draft season.