SNS 2025 Three Round Mock Draft - Post Combine / Free Agency (Trades Included!)

Travis Hunter / CB-WR / Colorado

First Round

1. Tennessee	Abdul Carter / EDGE / Penn State	The Titans explore trading the first pick but do not like the offers they receive and decide to select Carter and address a major need. The Titans do not feel that there is any QB that gives them the upside the Nittany Lion EDGE provides immediately as a rookie.
2. Cleveland	Cam Ward / QB / Miami, Fl	Ward, SNS' #1 ranked QB, is a natural leader that teammates rally around. His arm strength and mobility fit the NFL prototype and gives the Browns a promising young signal caller to develop to replace veteran Deshaun Watson.
3. NY Giants	Shedeur Sanders / QB / Colorado	Sanders' draft stock has taken a hit since the Combine due to supposedly coming off as brash and arrogant during team interviews. Sanders has a very good arm and throws well to all levels of the field. He does not throw with nearly enough anticipation but has a very good upside worth developing.
4. New England	Armand Membou / OT / Missouri	Possibly the fastest rising prospect since the Combine ended, Membou has prototypical size and wingspan with very light feet and superb balance. Membou addresses the need to improve the protection around franchise QB Drake Maye.
5. Jacksonville	Kelvin Banks / OT / Texas	The Jags traded away starting OLT Cam Robinson to the Vikings, giving a starting opportunity to Walker Little but clearly, an upgrade is needed. Banks looks like a long term starting OLT with Pro Bowl potential.
6. Las Vegas	Ashton Jeanty / RB / Boise State	After hiring Pete Carroll and trading for QB Geno Smith, the Raiders need to add some weapons to a moribund attack last season. The Raiders were the worst rushing team in the NFL last year, lacking NFL-caliber RBs in the backfield. Jeanty has rare contact balance and gives the Raiders a true replacement for Josh Jacobs.
7. NY Jets	Travis Hunter / CB-WR / Colorado	The Jets could draft a young QB here but feel that there is no QB worth selecting at #7 overall. Hunter may be the most dynamic weapon to enter the NFL in decades and will try to play regularly on both sides of the ball. A combination of Sauce Gardner and Hunter lining up at CB will keep AFC East offensive coordinators up at night.
8. Carolina	Jalon Walker / LB-EDGE / Georgia	Bryce Young's performance at the end of the season allows the Panthers to move forward at the QB position. Carolina needs to improve Young's pass protection but decide to draft a dynamic talent who improves the team speed and gives the team a dangerous pass rusher off the edge.
9. New Orleans	Mason Graham / IDL / Michigan	The Saints decide to grab the best IDL available in this draft. Graham is ready to go as a 'plug and play' DT and becomes an instant starter and impact player as a rookie.
10. Chicago	Will Johnson / CB / Michigan	The Bears have heavily invested in improving their offensive line during the off season and decide to select a potential shutdown CB in Michigan's Johnson, who has the length, quickness, and ball skills to start as a rookie.
11. San Francisco	Jihaad Campbell / LB / Alabama	The Niners could go multiple ways here after jettisoning several players this off season. Campbell has a rare level of athleticism for LB and could become a quality pass rusher off the edge in the NFL - his bend and burst look as good as any EDGE in this draft not named Abdul Carter. Campbell's stock is quickly rising as the draft approaches.
12. Dallas	Will Campbell / OL / LSU	The Cowboys consider drafting RB Omarion Hampton here but decide they cannot pass on the LSU OT. Campbell could be the first OL drafted but his arm length is a concern for some teams outside at OT. After the retirement of future Hall of Famer Zack Martin in the off season, Campbell looks like a great replacement at guard for Dallas.
13. Miami	Nick Emmanwori / S / South Carolina	After losing Jevon Holland in free agency, the Dolphins could use a replacement and by drafting Emmanwori, Miami gets a play maker at the back end. Emmanwori has rare size, tremendous foot speed, excellent ball skills, and hits like a truck.
14. Indianapolis	Derrick Harmon / IDL / Oregon	The Colts' fortunes will ultimately rest on the results of the QB battle between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones, but Indy needs to improve their ability to stop the run and pressure the QB from the inside. Harmon is well-rounded and experienced with years of starting in the Big Ten at Oregon and Michigan State. He should start as a rookie.
15. Atlanta	James Pearce / EDGE / Tennessee	The Falcons have not been able to generate a reliable and consistent pass rush, even after acquiring Matthew Judon last season. Pearce will likely have to convert to off the ball LB on run downs due to size concerns but should be able to contribute right away as a pass rusher as a rookie.
16. Arizona	Jahdae Barron / CB / Texas	Arizona could go with one of the quality EDGE rushers or IDL available but decide to draft the 2025 Thorpe Award winner. Barron has great ball skills and is athletically gifted enough to match up with both size and quickness outside.
17. Cincinnati	Mike Green / EDGE / Marshall	After spending a lot of cash on their offense in the off season, the Bengals need to use their draft assets on defense if they hope to win by means other than just having the ball last every week. Green is a power rusher who plays with great leverage and strength. His motor and effort are top notch and he should contribute as a pass rusher as a rookie.
18. Houston (PROPOSED TRADE w/ Seattle)	Josh Conerly / OT / Oregon	The Texans give up pick #25 & #79 (third round) for the right to move up seven slots in this year's draft. After trading starting OLT Laremy Tunsil to Washington, drafting a young OT makes a lot of cap sense. Conerly has the desired size, length, and movement skills to excel as CJ Stroud's blind side protector.
19. Tampa Bay	Shemar Stewart / EDGE / Texas A&M	Stewart is the most controversial prospect in this year's draft. He has a body and flashes a playing style similar to Myles Garrett. Unfortunately, although he works out tremendously well, his production is poor and he has never played up to his hype. Stewart could be the steal of the draft - or the reason a GM becomes unemployed in the next year or two.
20. Denver	Tyler Warren / TE / Penn State	Warren gives the Broncos a weapon in the passing game that they have not had in years. Warren is also a physical blocker who will assist Denver's running attack as well as providing Bo Nix with a reliable receiving option over the middle of the field.
21. Pittsburgh	Omarion Hampton / RB / North Carolina	After letting Najee Harris leave via free agency, the Steelers are prepared to go with Jaylen Warren as their top RB. But the Steelers love to run the ball and Hampton is a power back with excellent speed and a surprising level of agility for a man his size. Hampton fits the profile of what Pittsburgh wants in their RBs.
22. LA Chargers	Colston Loveland / TE / Michigan	The Chargers have filled holes at RB, WR, and along the offensive line this off season and jump at the chance at improving their TE depth. Harbaugh gets re-united with his one time Michigan recruit who gives Justin Herbert another weapon over the middle of the field as well as a very competitive and feisty in-line blocker to help out the run game.
23. Green Bay	Quincy Riley / CB / Louisville	The Packers are moving on from Jaire Alexander and need a young CB to plug into the secondary. Riley lacks great size but possesses long arms and the desired short area quickness to excel in any coverage scheme.
24. Minnesota	Tyler Booker / IOL / Alabama	Minnesota has set out to improve their abilty to win at the LOS by signing IDL Jonathan Allen and IOL Ryan Kelly in free agency. But there is still work to be done to improve the efficiency of the running game and to improve the protection for the QB. Booker was the most dominate IOL in college football last season with tremendous natural strength and the nasty disposition desired in the OL. Booker had poor combine workout numbers but his game film is consistently excellent. The Vikings trust their eyes.
25. Seattle (PROPOSED TRADE w/Houston)	Tetairoa McMillan / WR / Arizona	Seattle trades down and are still able to draft DK Metcalf's replacement in the similarly large and athletically gifted McMillan. In this scenario, the Seahawks starting WR corps this fall includes Cooper Kupp, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and McMillan - a pretty formidable starting trio.
26. LA Rams	Walter Nolen / IDL / Ole Miss	Nolen has drawn comparisons to future Hall of Famer Aaron Donald and it seems appropriate for Nolen to become a Ram. Nolen has a very quick first step, reminiscent of Donald, and he finally started to tap his immense potential last year in Oxford.
27. Baltimore	Luther Burden / WR / Missouri	Although the Ravens need to improve their secondary, they rarely let a prospect slide past them that they think upgrades their roster. Burden entered the 2024 season as the top ranked WR in college football but struggled with nagging injuries and inconsistent play. But Burden is a beast with the ball in his hands and he gets to play with Lamar Jackson - a scary proposition for the AFC North.
28. Detroit	Nic Scourton / EDGE / Texas A&M	Detroit had difficulty generating a pass rush last year after Aidan Hutchinson was lost for the season and the defense was devastated by injuries. Scourton is a well-rounded prospect who establishes a strong edge in the run game and has a developed arsenal of pass rush moves to shed blocks.
29. Las Vegas (PROPOSED TRADE w/Washington)	Jaxson Dart / QB / Ole Miss	The Raiders trade their second round pick (#37) and a 2026 third round pick to the Commanders for the right to draft the fast-rising Ole Miss QB. Dart is an intriguing prospect with all the physical skills to excel in the NFL and he will not face any immediate need to start behind recently acquired Geno Smith. But a word of caution, Dart has premium skills but has yet to lead a team to any sustained success and he seems to wilt in the face of pressure far too often.
30. Buffalo	Maxwell Hairston / CB / Kentucky	The Bills select Hairston, the quickly ascending CB who blew away the combine by displaying elite speed (4.28 40) and jumping ability (39.5" vertical jump). Hairston had difficulty staying healthy last season but demonstrated the ball skills in 2023 to project as a future NFL starter.
31. Kansas City	Shavon Revel / CB / East Carolina	Revel missed almost the entire 2024 season after tearing his ACL during practice in early October. Revel is still not able to work out but he is reportedly progressing well and should be ready to contribute this coming season. Revel impressed enough in his limited reps last season to gain an invitation to the Senior Bowl and Combine. What Revel offers is prototypical size and length for lining up at outside CB and looks like a future NFL starter.
32. Philadelphia	Mykel Williams / EDGE / Georgia	In a theme that seems to run through most NFL Drafts in recent years, the Eagles find a former Georgia defensive prospect to add to their roster. Williams could very likely be drafted in the top half of the first round or fall out of the first round due to the depth of top end EDGE prospects available this April. This would be an absolute steal to close out the first round.

Second Round

33. Cleveland	Quinshon Judkins / RB / Ohio State
34. NY Giants	Donovan Jackson / IOL / Ohio State
35. Tennessee	Emeka Egbuka / WR / Ohio State
36. Jacksonville	Donovan Ezeiruaku / EDGE / Boston College
37. Washington (PROPOSED TRADE w/Las Vegas)	Tyleik Williams / IDL / Ohio State
38. New England	Malaki Starks / S / Georgia
39. Chicago (from Carolina)	Grey Zabel / IOL / North Dakota State
40. New Orleans	Matthew Golden / WR / Texas
41. Chicago	Mason Taylor / TE / LSU
42. NY Jets	Billy Bowman / S / Oklahoma
43. San Francisco	Jonah Savaiinaea / OL / Arizona
44. Dallas	Jordan Burch / DL / Oregon
45. Indianapolis	Jacob Parrish / CB / Kansas State
46. Atlanta	Josh Simmons / OT / Ohio State
47. Arizona	Kenneth Grant / IDL / Michigan
48. Miami	Joshua Farmer / IDL / Florida State
49. Cincinnati	Cobee Bryant / CB / Kansas
50. Seattle	Ajani Cornelius / OL / Oregon
51. Denver	Jack Sawyer / EDGE / Ohio State
52. Seattle (from Pittsburgh)	Darius Alexander / IDL / Toledo
53. Tampa Bay	Kyle McCord / QB / Syracuse
54. Green Bay	Dont'e Thornton / WR / Tennessee
55. LA Chargers	Landon Jackson / EDGE / Arkansas
56. Buffalo (from Minnesota)	Tyrion Ingram -Dawkins / DL / Georgia
57. Carolina (from LA Rams)	Jayden Higgins / WR / Iowa State
58. Houston	TJ Sanders / IDL / South Carolina
59. Baltimore	Benjamin Morrison / CB / Notre Dame
60. Detroit	Marcus Mbow / OL / Purdue
61. Washington	Aireontae Ersery / OT / Minnesota
62. Buffalo	TreVeyon Henderson / RB / Ohio State
63. Kansas City	Kaleb Johnson / RB / Iowa
64. Philadelphia	Emery Jones / OT / LSU

Third Round

65. NY Giants	Jaylin Noel / WR / Iowa State
66. Kansas City (from Tennessee)	Xavier Watts / S / Notre Dame
67. Cleveland	Darien Porter / CB / Iowa State
68. Las Vegas	Omarr Norman-Lott / IDL / Tennessee
69. New England	Tre Harris / WR / Ole Miss
70. Jacksonville	Lathan Ransom / S / Ohio State
71. New Orleans	Elijah Arroyo / TE / Miami, Fl
72. Chicago	Azareye'h Thomas / CB / Florida State
73. NY Jets	Quinn Ewers / QB / Texas
74. Carolina	Charles Grant / OL / William & Mary
75. San Francisco	Isaiah Bond / WR / Texas
76. Dallas	Ollie Gordon / RB / Oklahoma State
77. New England (from Atlanta)	Barrett Carter / LB / Clemson
78. Pittsburgh (PROPOSED TRADE w/ Arizona)	Tyler Shough / QB / Louisville
79. Seattle (PROPOSED trade w/ Houston (via Miami))	Terrance Ferguson / TE / Oregon
80. Indianapolis	Jeffrey Bassa / LB / Oregon
81. Cincinnati	Deone Walker / IDL / Kentucky
82. Seattle	Carson Schwesinger / LB / UCLA
83. Pittsburgh	Oluwafemi Oladejo / EDGE / UCLA
84. Tampa Bay	Trey Amos / CB / Ole Miss
85. Denver	Andrew Mukuba / S / Texas
86. LA Chargers	Robert Longerbeam / CB / Rutgers
87. Green Bay	David Walker / EDGE / Central Arkansas
88. Jacksonville (from Minnesota)	Oronde Gadsden / TE / Syracuse
89. Houston	Miles Frazier / IOL / LSU
90. LA Rams	Jalen Travis / OT / Iowa State
91. Baltimore	Johnny Walker / EDGE / Missouri
92. Seattle (from Detroit)	Jalen Milroe / QB / Alabama
93. New Orleans (from Washington)	Princely Umanmielen / EDGE / Ole Miss
94. Cleveland (from Buffalo)	Jack Bech / WR / TCU
95. Kansas City	Elic Ayomanor / WR / Stanford
96. Philadelphia	Devin Neal / RB / Kansas
97. Minnesota	Jaylin Lane / WR / Virginia Tech
98. Miami	Cam Skattebo / RB / Arizona State
99. NY Giants	Alfred Collins / IDL / Texasw
100. San Francisco	Nick Martin / LB / Oklahoma State
101. LA Rams	Riley Leonard / QB / Notre Dame
102. Detroit	Josaiah Stewart / EDGE / Michigan

Riley Leonard / QB / Notre Dame

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