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Top 250 Big Board

Well, we are finally here! Draft Day 2025. It’s been a journey to say the least! This draft cycle has been unlike most. There was no clear cut top pick for the NFL Draft, but we had one pretty much picked out since early March (Cam Ward). The amount of “blue chip” prospects we can probably count on one hand. We have a player who plays both sides of the ball. We have defensive tackles who play running back. We have offensive lineman who are running 4.6 forty times. This is truly a wild card of draft class.

Well, we are finally here! Draft Day 2025. It’s been a journey to say the least! This draft cycle has been unlike most. There was no clear cut top pick for the NFL Draft, but we had one pretty much picked out since early March (Cam Ward). The amount of “blue chip” prospects we can probably count on one hand. We have a player who plays both sides of the ball. We have defensive tackles who play running back. We have offensive lineman who are running 4.6 forty times. This is truly a wild card of draft class.

So it makes complete sense that as we are mere hours away from the first selection, we have multiple teams in the Top 10 who we have absolutely no idea where they are going to go. Whether its Jacksonville, Carolina, the Jets, or the New Orleans Saints, any one of these teams can shake up how the board will fall. We genuinely enjoyed doing the analysis this year. There is a lot of depth in this class, and some real floor raisers. While the flashiness might not be there, there are a lot of unsung heroes.

For the official 250, there was some movement from the original list we have posted the past couple of weeks, but not much. This is a list of how we view the players from Player 1 – 250. Our “Big Board”. Not to toot our own horn, but we’ve had some winners in the past. So when you see Derrick Harmon in the forties, don’t be alarmed. Everything we did here is intentional. See you on the other side for our immediate grades…

Top 250 Big Board (PSP Edition)

  1. Abdul Carter (EDGE – Penn State)

  2. Travis Hunter (Wide Receiver/Cornerback - Colorado)

  3. Ashton Jeanty (Running Back – Boise State)

  4. Mason Graham (Defensive Tackle – Michigan)

  5. Will Campbell (Offensive Tackle – LSU)

  6. Tyler Warren (Tight End – Penn State)

  7. Jihaad Campbell (Linebacker – Alabama)

  8. Tetairoa McMillan (Wide Receiver – Arizona)

  9. James Pearce Jr. (EDGE – Tennessee)

  10. Jahdae Barron (Cornerback – Texas)

  11. Kelvin Banks (Offensive Tackle – Texas)

  12. Malachi Starks (Safety – Georgia)

  13. Will Johnson (Cornerback – Michigan)

  14. Jalon Walker (Linebacker – Georgia)

  15. Mike Green (EDGE – Marshall)

  16. Walter Nolen (Defensive Tackle – Ole Miss)

  17. Tyler Booker (Offensive Guard – Alabama)

  18. Grey Zabel (Offensive Tackle – North Dakota State)

  19. Donovan Ezeiruaku (EDGE – Boston College)

  20. Luther Burden III (Wide Receiver – Missouri)

  21. Jaxson Dart (Quarterback – Ole Miss)

  22. Jonah Savaiinaea (Offensive Tackle – Arizona)

  23. Josiah Stewart (EDGE – Michigan)

  24. Armand Membou (Offensive Tackle – Missouri)

  25. Colston Loveland (Tight End – Michigan)

  26. Kaleb Johnson (Running Back – Iowa)

  27. Tre Harris (Wide Receiver – Ole Miss)

  28. Tyleik Williams (Defensive Tackle – Georgia)

  29. Treyveon Henderson (Running Back – Ohio State)

  30. Shedeur Sanders (Quarterback – Colorado)

  31. Kenneth Grant (Defensive Tackle – Michigan)

  32. Josh Simmons (Offensive Tackle – Ohio State)

  33. Xavier Watts (Safety – Notre Dame)

  34. Donovan Jackson (Guard – Ohio State)

  35. Trey Amos (Cornerback – Ole Miss)

  36. Cam Skattebo (Running Back – Arizona State)

  37. Omarion Hampton (Running Back – North Carolina)

  38. Cam Ward (Quarterback – Miami)

  39. Nick Emmanwori (Safety – South Carolina)

  40. Carson Schwesinger (Linebacker – UCLA)

  41. Maxwell Hairston (Cornerback – Kentucky)

  42. Josh Conerly Jr. (Offensive Tackle – Oregon)

  43. Tate Ratledge (Guard – Georgia)

  44. Kevin Winston Jr. (Safety – Penn State)

  45. Matthew Golden (Wide Receiver – Texas)

  46. Derrick Harmon (Defensive Tackle – Oregon)

  47. Jaylin Noel (Wide Receiver – Iowa State)

  48. Emeka Egbuka (Wide Receiver – Ohio State)

  49. Princely Umanmielen (EDGE – Ole Miss)

  50. Danny Stutsman (Linebacker – Oklahoma)

  51. Jayden Higgins (Wide Receiver – Iowa State)

  52. Mykel Williams (Defensive End – Georgia)

  53. Benjamin Morrison (Cornerback – Notre Dame)

  54. Mason Taylor (Tight End – LSU)

  55. Shemar Stewart (EDGE – Texas A&M)

  56. Jared Wilson (Center – Georgia)

  57. Kyle Kennard (EDGE – South Carolina)

  58. Omar Norman-Lott (Defensive Tackle – Tennessee)

  59. Cameron Williams (Offensive Tackle – Texas)

  60. Devin Neal (Running Back – Kansas)

  61. Xavier Restrepo (Wide Receiver – Miami)

  62. Jack Bech (Wide Receiver – TCU)

  63. Wyatt Milum (Offensive Tackle – West Virginia)

  64. Jalen Royals (Wide Receiver – Utah State)

  65. Harold Fannin Jr. (Tight End – Bowling Green)

  66. Elijah Arroyo (Tight End – Miami)

  67. JJ Pegues (Defensive Tackle – Ole Miss)

  68. Shavon Revel Jr. (Cornerback – East Carolina)

  69. JT Tuimolauo (EDGE – Ohio State)

  70. Bradyn Swinson (EDGE – LSU)

  71. Darien Porter (Cornerback – Iowa State)

  72. TJ Sanders (Defensive Tackle – South Carolina)

  73. Dylan Fairchild (Guard – Georgia)

  74. Oluwafemi Oladejo (EDGE – UCLA)

  75. Ty Robinson (Defensive Tackle – Nebraska)

  76. Tyler Baron (EDGE - Miami)

  77. Bhayshul Tuten (Running Back – Virginia Tech)

  78. Kyle Williams (Wide Receiver – Washington State)

  79. Landon Jackson (EDGE – Arkansas)

  80. Andrew Mukuba (Safety - Texas)

  81. Clay Webb (Guard – Jacksonville State)

  82. Alfred Collins (Defensive Tackle – Texas)

  83. Ajani Cornelius (Offensive Tackle – Oregon)

  84. Deone Walker (Defensive Tackle – Kentucky)

  85. Cobee Bryant (Cornerback – Kansas)

  86. Demetrius Knight Jr. (Linebacker – South Carolina)

  87. Joshua Farmer (Defensive Tackle – Florida State)

  88. Jordan Burch (EDGE – Oregon)

  89. Latham Ransom (Safety – Ohio State)

  90. Aireontae Ersery (Offensive Tackle – Minnesota)

  91. Jack Sawyer (EDGE – Ohio State)

  92. Isaiah Bond (Wide Receiver – Texas)

  93. Kalel Mullings (Running Back – Michigan)

  94. Oronde Gadsde III (Tight End – Syracuse)

  95. Jake Majors (Center – Texas)

  96. Will Howard (Quarterback – Ohio State)

  97. Brashard Smith (Running Back – SMU)

  98. Jack Nelson (Offensive Tackle – Wisconsin)

  99. Rocket Sanders (Running Back – South Carolina)

  100. Nic Scourton (EDGE – Texas A&M)

  101. 101.Jeffrey Bassa (Linebacker – Oregon)

  102. Jackson Slater (Guard – Sacramento State)

  103. Barrett Carter (Linebacker – Clemson)

  104. Dorian Strong (Cornerback – Virginia Tech)

  105. Darius Alexander (Defensive Tackle – Toledo)

  106. Pat Bryant (Wide Receiver – Illinois)

  107. Kyle McCord (Quarterback – Syracuse)

  108. Savion Williams (Wide Receiver – TCU)

  109. Charles Grant (Offensive Tackle – William & Mary)

  110. Isaac TeSlaa (Wide Receiver – Arkansas)

  111. RJ Harvey (Running Back – UCF)

  112. Chris Paul (Linebacker – Ole Miss)

  113. Luke Lachey (Tight End – Iowa)

  114. Jalen Milroe (Quarterback – Alabama)

  115. Hollin Pierce (Offensive Tackle – Rutgers)

  116. Chase Lundt (Offensive Tackle – Connecticut)

  117. Caleb Ransaw (Safety – Tulane)

  118. Willie Lampkin (Guard – North Carolina)

  119. Nohl Williams (Cornerback – California)

  120. Ricky White (Wide Receiver – UNLV)

  121. Miles Frazier (Guard – LSU)

  122. Jonah Monheim (Center – USC)

  123. Malachi Moore (Safety – Alabama)

  124. Ozzy Trapilo (Offensive Tackle – Boston College)

  125. Jonas Sanker (Safety – Virginia)

  126. Terrance Ferguson (Tight End – Oregon)

  127. Savi’ion Jones (EDGE – LSU)

  128. Gunnar Helm (Tight End – Texas)

  129. Sebastian Castro (Safety – Iowa)

  130. Kaimon Rucker (EDGE – North Carolina)

  131. Marcus Mbow (Offensive Tackle – Purdue)

  132. Dylan Sampson (Running Back – Tennessee)

  133. Tyler Shough (Quarterback – Louisville)

  134. Jacob Parrish (Cornerback – Kansas State)

  135. Jaylen Reed (Safety – Penn State)

  136. Tory Horton (Wide Receiver – Colorado State)

  137. Elijah Roberts (EDGE – SMU)

  138. Anthony Benton (Offensive Tackle – NC State)

  139. David Walker (EDGE – Central Arkansas)

  140. Billy Bowman Jr. (Safety – Oklahoma)

  141. Ollie Gordon (Running Back – Oklahoma State)

  142. Ashton Gillotte (EDGE – Louisville)

  143. Elic Ayomanor (Wide Receiver – Stanford)

  144. Barryn Sorrell (Linebacker – Texas)

  145. Trevor Etienne (Running Back – Georgia)

  146. Kyle Monangai (Running Back – Rutgers)

  147. Kobe Hudson (Wide Receiver – UCF)

  148. Jalen McLeod (EDGE – Auburn)

  149. CJ West (Defensive Tackle – Indiana)

  150. Zy Alexander (Cornerback – LSU)

  151. Quinshon Judkins (Running Back – Ohio State)

  152. Smael Mondon Jr. (Linebacker – Georgia)

  153. Brant Kuithe (Tight End – Utah)

  154. Emory Jones (Offensive Tackle – LSU)

  155. Quinn Ewers (Quarterback – Texas)

  156. Denzel Burke (Cornerback Ohio State)

  157. Zah Frazier (Cornerback – Texas San-Antonio)

  158. Jordan Phillips (Defensive Tackle – Maryland)

  159. DJ Giddens (Running Back – Kansas State)

  160. Kobe King (Linebacker – Penn State)

  161. Roc Taylor (Wide Receiver – Memphis)

  162. Jared Ivey (EDGE – Ole Miss)

  163. Cam Jackson (Defensive Tackle – Florida)

  164. Ahmed Hassanein (EDGE – Boise State)

  165. Alijah Huzzie (Cornerback – North Carolina)

  166. Upton Stout (Safety – Western Kentucky)

  167. Tai Felton (Wide Receiver – Maryland)

  168. Dillon Gabriel (Quarterback – Oregon)

  169. Tez Johnson (Wide Receiver – Oregon)

  170. Jah Joyner (EDGE – Minnesota)

  171. Tyler Cooper (Guard – Minnesota)

  172. Corey Kiner (Running Back – Cincinnati)

  173. Antwuan Powell-Ryland (EDGE – Virginia Tech)

  174. Jordan James (Running Back – Oregon)

  175. Phil Mafah (Running Back – Clemson)

  176. Jack Kiser (Linebacker - Notre Dame)

  177. Fadil Diggs (EDGE – Syracuse)

  178. Jaylin Lane (Wide Receiver – Virginia Tech)

  179. Luke Kandra (Guard – Cincinnati)

  180. Jaydon Blue (Running Back – Texas)

  181. Robert Longerbeam (Cornerback – Rutgers)

  182. Donte Thornton Jr. (Wide Receiver – Tennessee)

  183. Mello Dotson (Cornerback – Kansas)

  184. Teddye Buchanan (Linebacker – California)

  185. Kurtis Rourke (Quarterback – Indiana)

  186. Hayden Conner (Guard – Texas)

  187. Jake Briningstool (Tight End – Clemson)

  188. Seth McLaughlin (Center – Ohio State)

  189. Cody Simon (Linebacker – Ohio State)

  190. Joshua Gray (Guard – Oregon State)

  191. Cooper Mays (Center – Tennessee)

  192. Tommi Hill (Cornerback – Nebraska)

  193. RJ Mickens (Safety – Clemson)

  194. Marcus Yarns (Running Back – Delaware)

  195. Ernest Greene III (Offensive Tackle – Georgia)

  196. Jaylin Smith (Cornerback – USC)

  197. Riley Leonard (Quarterback – Notre Dame)

  198. Fentrell Cypress (Cornerback – Florida State)

  199. Henry Parrish Jr. (Running Back – Ole Miss)

  200. Jackson Hawes (Tight End – Georgia Tech)

  201. PJ Williams (Offensive Tackle – SMU)

  202. Tahj Brooks (Running Back – Texas Tech)

  203. DJ Campbell (Guard – Texas)

  204. Cam Horsley (Defensive Tackle – Boston College)

  205. Connor Colby (Guard – Iowa)

  206. Hunter Wohler (Safety – Wisconsin)

  207. Le’Veon Moss (Running Back – Texas A&M)

  208. Tyler Batty (EDGE – BYU)

  209. Antario Brown (Running Back – Northern Illinois)

  210. Carson Vinson (Offensive Tackle – Alabama A&M)

  211. Sam Brown (Wide Receiver – Miami)

  212. Bryson Nesbit (Tight End – North Carolina)

  213. O’Donnell Fortune (Cornerback – South Carolina)

  214. Collin Oliver (Linebacker – Oklahoma State)

  215. Jalen Travis (Offensive Tackle – Iowa State)

  216. Elijhah Badger (Wide Receiver – Florida)

  217. Brady Cook (Quarterback – Missouri)

  218. Que Robinson (EDGE – Alabama)

  219. Donovan Edwards (Running Back – Michigan)

  220. Antwane Wells Jr. (Wide Receiver – Ole Miss)

  221. Damien Martinez (Running Back – Miami)

  222. Garrett Dellinger (Guard – LSU)

  223. Eli Cox (Center – Kentucky)

  224. Ethan Downs (EDGE – Oklahoma)

  225. Zeek Biggers (Defensive Tackle – Georgia Tech)

  226. Julian Fleming (Wide Receiver – Penn State)

  227. Jay Higgins (Linebacker – Iowa)

  228. Maxon Hook (Safety – Toledo)

  229. Quincy Riley (Cornerback – Louisville)

  230. Addison West (Guard – Western Michigan)

  231. Quinn Carroll (Offensive Tackle – Minnesota)

  232. Cam Miller (Quarterback – North Dakota State)

  233. Mitchell Evans (Tight End – Notre Dame)

  234. Amari Knight (Offensive Tackle – UCF)

  235. Tonka Hemingway (Defensive Tackle – South Carolina)

  236. Shilo Sanders (Cornerback – Colorado)

  237. Jamon Dumas-Johnson (Linebacker – Kentucky)

  238. Kaden Prather (Wide Receiver – Maryland)

  239. Jordan Hancock (Safety – Ohio State)

  240. Davin Vann (EDGE – NC State)

  241. Davon Hayes (EDGE – Colorado)

  242. Brendan Crenshaw-Dickson (Offensive Tackle – Florida)

  243. Jason Marshall Jr. (Cornerback – Florida)

  244. Akili Arnold (Safety – USC)

  245. Tosh Baker (Offensive Tackle – Notre Dame)

  246. Drew Kendall (Center – Boston College)

  247. Francisco Mauigoa (Linebacker – Miami)

  248. Kitan Crawford (Safety – Nevada)

  249. Ben Yurosek (Tight End – Georgia)

  250. Nick Nash (Wide Receiver – San Jose State)

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NFL Draft Day 3 Prospects

Day three. The diamonds in the rough. The players who make the big plays in the playoffs. The names you remember. All too often do people blow past Day three of the NFL draft. Only to forget that so many important players are drafted on the last day of this now three day event. All-Pros and stars are drafted on this day. Guys like Puka Nacua, Brock Purdy, Russell Wilson amongst many, many others start all around the NFL. This is where the scouts earn their money. This is why coaches earn their pedigree. You’re betting on yourself that the player you draft is going to become something no one else saw. This is how front office guys get promoted. And this is how podcasters get recognized! Let’s get to it.

Day three. The diamonds in the rough. The players who make the big plays in the playoffs. The names you remember. All too often do people blow past Day three of the NFL draft. Only to forget that so many important players are drafted on the last day of this now three day event. All-Pros and stars are drafted on this day. Guys like Puka Nacua, Brock Purdy, Russell Wilson amongst many, many others start all around the NFL. This is where the scouts earn their money. This is why coaches earn their pedigree. You’re betting on yourself that the player you draft is going to become something no one else saw. This is how front office guys get promoted. And this is how podcasters get recognized! Let’s get to it.

Day 3 Prospects (PSP Edition)

103. Jackson Slater (Guard – Sacramento State)

104. Oluwafemi Oladejo (EDGE – UCLA)

105. Dorian Strong (Cornerback – Virginia Tech)

106. Darius Alexander (Defensive Tackle – Toledo)

107. Kyle McCord (Quarterback – Syracuse)

108. Savion Williams (Wide Receiver – TCU)

109. Charles Grant (Offensive Tackle – William & Mary)

110. Woody Marks (Running Back – USC)

111. RJ Harvey (Running Back – UCF)

112. Chris Paul (Linebacker – Ole Miss)

113. Luke Lachey (Tight End – Iowa)

114. Jalen Milroe (Quarterback – Alabama)

115. Chase Lundt (Offensive Tackle – Connecticut)

116. Caleb Ransaw (Safety – Tulane

117. Willie Lampkin (Guard – North Carolina)

118. Nohl Williams (Cornerback – California

119. Ricky White (Wide Receiver – UNLV)

120. Jonah Monheim (Center – USC)

121. Malachi Moore (Safety – Alabama)

122. Hollin Pierce (Offensive Tackle – Rutgers)

123. Jonas Sanker (Safety – Virginia

124. Terrance Ferguson (Tight End – Oregon)

125. Savion Jones (EDGE – LSU

126. Gunnar Helm (Tight End – Texas)

127. Kaimon Rucker (EDGE – North Carolina)

128. Miles Frazier (Guard – LSU)

129. Marcus Mbow (Offensive Tackle – Purdue)

130. Dylan Sampson (Running Back – Tennessee)

131. Tyler Shough (Quarterback – Louisville)

132. Jacob Parrish (Cornerback – Kansas State)

133. Jaylen Reed (Safety – Penn State)

134. Pat Bryant (Wide Receiver – Illinois)

135. Tory Horton (Wide Receiver – Colorado State)

136. Elijah Roberts (EDGE – SMU)

137. Anthony Benton (Offensive Tackle – NC State)

138. Billy Bowman Jr. (Safety – Oklahoma)

139. Ollie Gordon (Running Back – Oklahoma State)

140. Elic Ayomanor (Wide Receiver – Stanford)

141. Barryn Sorrell (Linebacker – Texas)

142. Trevor Etienne (Running Back – Georgia)

143. Kyle Monangai (Running Back – Rutgers)

144. Kobe Hudson (Wide Receiver – UCF)

145. Jalen McLeod (EDGE – Auburn)

146. Kevin Jennings (Quarterback – UCF)

147. Tai Felton (Wide Receiver – Maryland)

148. Ozzy Trapilo (Offensive Tackle – Boston College)

149. Ashton Gillotte (EDGE – Louisville)

150. Zy Alexander (Cornerback – LSU)

151. Quinshon Judkins (Running Back – Ohio State)

152. Brant Kuithe (Tight End – Utah)

153. Emory Jones (Offensive Tackle – LSU)

154. Quinn Ewers (Quarterback – Texas)

155. Denzel Burke (Cornerback Ohio State)

156. Jordan Phillips (Defensive Tackle – Maryland)

157. DJ Giddens (Running Back – Kansas State)

158. Kobe King (Linebacker – Penn State)

159. Roc Taylor (Wide Receiver – Memphis)

160. Jared Ivey (EDGE – Ole Miss

161. Alijah Huzzie (Cornerback – North Carolina

162. Upton Stout (Safety – Western Kentucky

163. Dillon Gabriel (Quarterback – Oregon)

164. Tez Johnson (Wide Receiver – Oregon)

165. Smael Mondon Jr. (Linebacker – Georgia

166. Tyler Cooper (Guard – Minnesota)

167. Corey Kiner (Running Back – Cincinnati)

168. Antwuan Powell-Ryland (EDGE – Virginia Tech)

169. Jordan James (Running Back – Oregon)

170. Phil Mafah (Running Back – Clemson)

171. Jack Kiser (Linebacker - Notre Dame)

172. Fadil Diggs (EDGE – Syracuse)

173. Theo Wease Jr. (Wide Receiver – Missouri)

174. Luke Kandra (Guard – Cincinnati)

175. Jaydon Blue (Running Back – Texas)

176. Cam Jackson (Defensive Tackle – Florida)

177. Donte Thornton Jr. (Wide Receiver – Tennessee)

178. Mello Dotson (Cornerback – Kansas)

179. Teddye Buchanan (Linebacker – California)

180. Kurtis Rourke (Quarterback – Indiana)

181. Hayden Conner (Guard – Texas)

182. Jake Briningstool (Tight End – Clemson)

183. David Walker (EDGE – Central Arkansas)

184. Seth McLaughlin (Center – Ohio State)

185. Cody Simon (Linebacker – Ohio State)

186. Zah Frazier (Cornerback – Texas San-Antonio)

187. Joshua Gray (Guard – Oregon State)

188. Cooper Mays (Center – Tennessee)

189. RJ Mickens (Safety – Clemson)

190. Marcus Yarns (Running Back – Delaware)

191. Ernest Greene III (Offensive Tackle – Georgia)

192. Jah Joyner (EDGE – Minnesota)

193. Jaylin Smith (Cornerback – USC)

194. Riley Leonard (Quarterback – Notre Dame)

195. Ty Hamilton (Defensive Tackle – Ohio State)

196. Henry Parrish Jr. (Running Back – Ole Miss)

197. Jackson Hawes (Tight End – Georgia Tech)

198. PJ Williams (Offensive Tackle – SMU)

199. Tahj Brooks (Running Back – Texas Tech)

200. DJ Campbell (Guard – Texas)

201. Cam Horsley (Defensive Tackle – Boston College)

202. Robert Longerbeam (Cornerback – Rutgers)

203. CJ West (Defensive Tackle – Indiana)

204. Hunter Wohler (Safety – Wisconsin)

205. Le’Veon Moss (Running Back – Texas A&M)

206. Carson Vinson (Offensive Tackle – Alabama A&M)

207. Sam Brown (Wide Receiver – Miami)

208. Bryson Nesbit (Tight End – North Carolina)

209. O’Donnell Fortune (Cornerback – South Carolina)

210. Collin Oliver (Linebacker – Oklahoma State)

211. Jalen Travis (Offensive Tackle – Iowa State)

212. Elijhah Badger (Wide Receiver – Florida)

213. Brady Cook (Quarterback – Missouri)

214. Que Robinson (EDGE – Alabama)

215. Ahmed Hassanein (EDGE – Boise State)

216. Donovan Edwards (Running Back – Michigan)

217. Antwane Wells Jr. (Wide Receiver – Ole Miss)

218. Damien Martinez (Running Back – Miami)

219. Garrett Dellinger (Guard – LSU)

220. Eli Cox (Center – Kentucky)

221. Ethan Downs (EDGE – Oklahoma)

222. Zeek Biggers (Defensive Tackle – Georgia Tech)

223. Julian Fleming (Wide Receiver – Penn State)

224. Tyler Batty (EDGE – BYU)

225. Jay Higgins (Linebacker – Iowa)

226. Maxon Hook (Safety – Toledo)

227. Quincy Riley (Cornerback – Louisville)

228. Addison West (Guard – Western Michigan)

229. Quinn Carroll (Offensive Tackle – Minnesota)

230. Cam Miller (Quarterback – North Dakota State)

231. Mitchell Evans (Tight End – Notre Dame)

232. Antario Brown (Running Back – Northern Illinois)

233. Amari Knight (Offensive Tackle – UCF)

234. Tonka Hemingway (Defensive Tackle – South Carolina)

235. Shiloh Sanders (Cornerback – Colorado)

236. Jamon Dumas-Johnson (Linebacker – Kentucky)

237. Kaden Prather (Wide Receiver – Maryland)

238. Jordan Hancock (Safety – Ohio State)

239. Davin Vann (EDGE – NC State)

240. Davon Hayes (EDGE – Colorado)

241. Brendan Crenshaw-Dickson (Offensive Tackle – Florida)

242. Jason Marshall Jr. (Cornerback – Florida)

243. Akili Arnold (Safety – USC)

244. Tosh Baker (Offensive Tackle – Notre Dame)

245. Drew Kendall (Center – Boston College)

246. Francisco Mauigoa (Linebacker – Miami)

247. Kitan Crawford (Safety – Nevada)

248. Ben Yurosek (Tight End – Georgia)

249. Tommi Hill (Cornerback – Nebraska)

250. Eugene Asante (Linebacker - Auburn)

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NFL Draft Day 2 Prospects

Another week, another list. This time it’s the Day 2 Prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft – which is going be where the meat of this draft takes place. Last week we discussed how the Day 1 talent was light. That is the complete opposite for Day 2. There are so. many. players that can be useful to NFL teams in Rounds 2-3. There are a ton of starters – on both offensive and defensive lines, the skill positions and the secondary. I think you will see a ton of running backs go in this group, as well as corners and defensive tackles.

Another week, another list. This time it’s the Day 2 Prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft – which is going be where the meat of this draft takes place. Last week we discussed how the Day 1 talent was light. That is the complete opposite for Day 2. There are so. many. players that can be useful to NFL teams in Rounds 2-3. There are a ton of starters – on both offensive and defensive lines, the skill positions and the secondary. I think you will see a ton of running backs go in this group, as well as corners and defensive tackles.

While there may not be a ton of “superstars” in this class, the word contributor comes to mind. Players that will not only be staples of teams, but part of the culture of a locker room, and invaluable to teams for a lot of years. Think of guys like Doug Baldwin. Players who aren’t going to make a ton of pro-bowls or all-pro teams, but guys who you know you will miss if they are gone. And there aren’t enough of those players in the league. When we look back on this draft in a few years, we will look at the teams who had picks in these rounds that we view as “successful” because they raised the culture of their football team.

Instead of “Best Fit” here, we will just say where we think the players will go in the draft. Could be “early”, “mid” or “late” round. Let’s get to it.

Day 2 Prospects (PSP Edition)

27. Tyleik Williams (Defensive Tackle – Georgia) Early 2nd

28. Treyveon Henderson (Running Back – Ohio State) Mid 2nd

29. Shedeur Sanders (Quarterback – Colorado) Early 1st

30. Kenneth Grant (Defensive Tackle – Michigan) Late 1st

31. Josh Conerly Jr. (Offensive Tackle – Oregon) Early 2nd

32. Shemar Stewart (EDGE – Texas A&M) Late 1st

33. Cam Skattebo (Running Back – Arizona State) Early 3rd

34. Omarion Hampton (Running Back – North Carolina) Early 2nd

35. Cam Ward (Quarterback – Miami) Top 5

36. Maxwell Hairston (Cornerback – Kentucky) Late 1st

37. Josh Simmons (Offensive Tackle – Ohio State) Mid 1st

38. Tate Ratledge (Guard – Georgia) Mid 3rd

39. Kevin Winston Jr. (Safety – Penn State) Late 2nd

40. Princely Umanmielen (EDGE – Ole Miss) Mid 2nd

41. Donovan Jackson (Guard – Ohio State) Late 1st

42. Danny Stutsman (Linebacker – Oklahoma) Mid 2nd

43. Jayden Higgins (Wide Receiver – Iowa State) Mid 2nd

44. Donovan Ezeiruaku (EDGE – Boston College) Early 2nd

45. Mykel Williams (Defensive End – Georgia) Mid 1st

46. Xavier Watts (Safety – Notre Dame) Early 3rd

47. Benjamin Morrison (Cornerback – Notre Dame) Mid 2nd

48. Jared Wilson (Center – Georgia) Mid 3rd

49. Nick Emmanwori (Safety – South Carolina) Early 2nd

50. Kyle Kennard (EDGE – South Carolina) Late 2nd

51. Alfred Collins (Defensive Tackle – Texas) Mid 2nd

52. Omar Norman-Lott (Defensive Tackle – Tennessee) Early 3rd

53. Cameron Williams (Offensive Tackle – Texas) Mid 3rd

54. Devin Neal (Running Back – Kansas) Late 3rd

55. Xavier Restrepo (Wide Receiver – Miami) Early 5th

56. Wyatt Milum (Offensive Tackle – West Virginia) Mid 3rd

57. Jalen Royals (Wide Receiver – Utah State) Late 2nd

58. Harold Fannin Jr. (Tight End – Bowling Green) Late 2nd

59. Carson Schwesinger (Linebacker – UCLA) Early 2nd

60. Elijah Arroyo (Tight End – Miami) Early 3rd

61. Matthew Golden (Wide Receiver – Texas) Mid 1st

62. Trey Amos (Cornerback – Ole Miss) Early 2nd

63. JJ Pegues (Defensive Tackle – Ole Miss) Early 4th

64. Shavon Revel Jr. (Cornerback – East Carolina) Early 2nd

65. Bradyn Swinson (EDGE – LSU) Late 3rd

66. Jaylin Noel (Wide Receiver – Iowa State) Mid 2nd

67. Jack Bech (Wide Receiver – TCU) Mid 3rd

68. Emeka Egbuka (Wide Receiver – Ohio State) Early 2nd

69. Darien Porter (Cornerback – Iowa State) Mid 3rd

70. TJ Sanders (Defensive Tackle – South Carolina) Late 3rd

71. Connor Colby (Guard – Iowa) Late 4th

72. Tyler Baron (EDGE - Miami) Mid 3rd

73. Bhayshul Tuten (Running Back – Virginia Tech) Early 4th

74. Kyle Williams (Wide Receiver – Washington State) Early 3rd

75. Landon Jackson (EGDE – Arkansas) Mid 2nd

76. Andrew Mukuba (Safety - Texas) Late 2nd

77. Clay Webb (Guard – Jacksonville State) Mid 5th

78. Ajani Cornelius (Offensive Tackle - Oregon) Early 4th

79. Deone Walker (Defensive Tackle - Kentucky) Mid 3rd

80. Cobee Bryant (Cornerback - Kansas) Early 3rd

81. Demetrius Knight Jr. (Linebacker - South Carolina) Late 2nd

82. Joshua Farmer (Defensive Tackle - Florida State) Mid 3rd

83. Jordan Burch (EDGE - Oregon) Mid 2nd

84. Derrick Harmon (Defensive Tackle - Oregon) Early 2nd

85. Mason Taylor (Tight End - LSU) Early 3rd

86. Latham Ransom (Safety - Ohio State) Mid 3rd

87. Aireontae Ersery (Offensive Tackle - Minnesota) Mid 2nd

88. Jack Sawyer (EDGE - Ohio State) Mid 2nd

89. Isaiah Bond (Wide Receiver - Texas) Mid 4th

90. JT Tuimolauo (EDGE - Ohio State) Early 3rd

91. Dylan Fairchild (Guard - Georgia) Early 3rd

92. Kalel Mullings (Running Back - Michigan) Late 4th

93. Oronde Gadsden III (Tight End - Syracuse) Mid 4th

94. Jake Majors (Center - Texas) Early 4th

95. Sebastian Castro (Safety - Iowa) Mid 5th

96. Will Howard (Quarterback - Ohio State) Mid 3rd

97. Brashard Smith (Running Back - SMU) Early 3rd

98. Jack Nelson (Offensive Tackle - Wisconsin) Late 4th

99. Nic Scourton (EDGE - Texas A&M) - Mid 2nd

100. Rocket Sanders (Running Back - South Carolina) Early 4th

101. Jeffrey Bassa (Linebacker - Oregon) Late 3rd

102. Barrett Carter (Linebacker - Clemson) Late 2nd

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NFL Draft Day 1 Prospects

I know. It’s been a hot minute. Unfortunately, life does happen. Trust me – it wasn’t somewhere I wanted to be. But now I am back. And we are in the full swing of draft season. As of this writing, the PSP guys have discussed the QB position and the RB position; with Wide Receivers on deck for recording today. This draft class is more interesting than most. Not because of the names. Not because of the storylines. There is not a lot of top end talent. I don’t know how many hall of famers will come from this class – that’s impossible to tell. But some years there are some sure fire selections in Round 1. And then there is a drop off. Not this year though. This year I think there are…wait for it…THREE sure fire guys. That’s it.

I know. It’s been a hot minute. Unfortunately, life does happen. Trust me – it wasn’t somewhere I wanted to be. But now I am back. And we are in the full swing of draft season. As of this writing, the PSP guys have discussed the QB position and the RB position; with Wide Receivers on deck for recording today. This draft class is more interesting than most. Not because of the names. Not because of the storylines. There is not a lot of top end talent. I don’t know how many hall of famers will come from this class – that’s impossible to tell. But some years there are some sure fire selections in Round 1. And then there is a drop off. Not this year though. This year I think there are…wait for it…THREE sure fire guys. That’s it.

Now that doesn’t mean that this draft class sucks. It doesn’t. None of them ever do. But what this draft doesn’t have in top talent, it has by the loads in depth. For context, the Defensive Tackle position is loaded in terms of guys who will contribute in the NFL. Many years, that position is always considered “light”. But this year you can probably grab a serviceable starter on Day 3. The Running Back position is another one. There’s a scenario where we can get 7-8 starters from this group. I will be keeping my eye on where some of these running backs end up, because the destination will determine the type of success they have (e.g. Zach Charbonnet in Seattle). Tight End is another deep class. They come in all shapes and sizes this year. You have the Tyler Warren/Gunner Helm build, or you can go for the Colston Loveland/Orondo Gadsden build. Or you can try and take the hybrid Harold Fannin/Elijah Arroyo build. No disrespect to Mason Taylor or Luke Lachey, those guys just came to my head first. Depth. That is the sweet spot in this class.

Teams looking to completely transform their team in this year’s draft will come up with coal, but this draft will raise the floor (yes, I used a James Gladstone reference) of these teams. I, personally, have “scouted” 255 players across the board. The most I’ve ever done. It was actually a grueling process, and I can tell you positively I didn’t do the scouting that the Mel Kiper’s and Todd McShay’s of the world do. I have a day job. But usually here at PSP we would put players into “round” grades. 1,2,3, etc. We are switching it up this year. This year, we are doing it by “days”. As in, this player is a “Day 1” player and this player is a “Day 2” player. From this Wednesday until the following Wednesday, a new Day will drop. And then the following day, you will get a Mock Draft corresponding with the previous day’s release. Meaning tomorrow we will drop a Round 1 mock. And next week we will drop our Day 2 rankings and then a Rounds 1-3 mock.

As I mentioned at the top, there isn’t a ton of top end talent this year. So when you see there are only 26 Day 1 prospects for me, don’t be shocked. They will compensate in the later groups. There won’t be any blurb on the player or sort (again, day job). But I will give you a “best fit” for what I think of the player and the system they would thrive in. Again, my personal opinion. Not fact. I went back and forth with number one. But spots 1-3 are very, very, very close. Spots 4 and 5 are a smidge behind – and then from 6 on I think there is a drop off. Not large enough to really say they shouldn’t be drafted in Round 1, but I think some of them would be pushed out of Day 1 in another year’s draft. So here we go – Day 1 Prospects, 2025. Have at it folks.

Day 1 Prospects 2025 (PSP Edition)

  1. Abdul Carter (Edge – Penn State) Best Fit: Tennessee Titans

  2. Travis Hunter (Wide Receiver/Cornerback - Colorado) Best Fit: Cleveland Browns

  3. Ashton Jeanty (Running Back – Boise State) Best Fit: Chicago Bears

  4. Mason Graham (Defensive Tackle – Michigan) Best Fit: Jacksonville Jaguars

  5. Will Campbell (Offensive Tackle – LSU) Best Fit: New England Patriots

  6. Tyler Warren (Tight End – Penn State) Best Fit: New York Jets

  7. Jihaad Campbell (Linebacker – Alabama) Best Fit: Atlanta Falcons

  8. Tetairoa McMillan (Wide Receiver – Arizona) Best Fit: Las Vegas Raiders

  9. James Pearce Jr. (EDGE – Tennessee) Best Fit: Carolina Panthers

  10. Jahdae Barron (Cornerback – Texas) Best Fit: Pittsburgh Steelers

  11. Tyler Booker (Offensive Guard – Alabama) Best Fit: Seattle Seahawks

  12. Malachi Starks (Safety – Georgia) Best Fit: Cincinnati Bengals

  13. Mike Green (EDGE – Marshall) Best Fit: Dallas Cowboys

  14. Grey Zabel (Offensive Tackle – North Dakota State) Best Fit: San Francisco 49ers

  15. Luther Burden III (Wide Receiver – Missouri) Best Fit: Arizona Cardinals

  16. Walter Nolen (Defensive Tackle – Ole Miss) Best Fit: Buffalo Bills

  17. Jaxson Dart (Quarterback – Ole Miss) Best Fit: New York Giants

  18. Jonah Savaiinaea (Offensive Tackle – Arizona) Best Fit: Kansas City Chiefs

  19. Josiah Stewart (EDGE – Michigan) Best Fit: New Orleans Saints

  20. Jalon Walker (Linebacker – Georgia) Best Fit: Los Angeles Rams

  21. Kelvin Banks (Offensive Tackle – Texas) Best Fit: Miami Dolphins

  22. Armand Membou (Offensive Tackle – Missouri) Best Fit: Houston Texans

  23. Will Johnson (Cornerback – Michigan) Best Fit: Green Bay Packers

  24. Colston Loveland (Tight End – Michigan) Best Fit: Indianapolis Colts

  25. Kaleb Johnson (Running Back – Iowa) Best Fit: Denver Broncos

  26. Tre Harris (Wide Receiver – Ole Miss) Best Fit: Los Angeles Chargers


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