2025 NFL Mock Draft, Rounds 1-7

Prior to the beginning of tonight’s NFL Draft, our seven-round Mock Draft gets you ready for the weekend. It is complete with links and profiles on many of this year’s prospects. This weekend will not lack for excitement. With many unexpected destinations and potential trades in the days ahead, the 2025 NFL Draft will keep you on your feet.

Colorado’s Travis Hunter -the 2024 Heisman Trophy winner- is one of the top prospects available in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Come back over the weekend as we wrap up each division’s pick round-by-round.

NOTE: Please click on the names above the pictures to see videos within the table. In addition, some of the links could be on the name of the prospect, so just tap on the name to see if it has a feature.

So let’s jump right into our seven-round 2025 NFL Mock Draft! Hopefully many of these prospects hear their names called over the next few days.

2025 NFL Mock Draft, Rounds 1-7

1. Cam Ward	QB-Miami (Fla.), Wash St, IUW	Tennessee Titans
2. Abdul Carter	DE/OLB-Penn State	Cleveland Browns
3. Travis Hunter Travis breaks down his first interception at Colorado (click name).	AP-Colorado, Jackson State	New York Giants
4. Will Campbell	OT-LSU	New England Patriots
5. Mason Graham	DT-Michigan	Jacksonville Jaguars
6. Ashton Jeanty	RB-Boise State	Las Vegas Raiders
7. Armand Membou	OT-MIssouri	New York Jets
8. Jalon Walker	OLB-Georgia	Carolina Panthers
9. Shedeur Sanders	QB-Colorado, Jackson State	New Orleans Saints
10. Tyler Warren	TE-Penn State	Chicago Bears
11. Mykel Williams	DE-Georgia	San Francisco 49ers
12. Tetairoa McMillan (click name)	WR-Arizona	Dallas Cowboys
13. Will Johnson Michigan CB Will Johnson returned three interceptions for touchdowns in his career.	CB-Michigan	Miami Dolphins
14. Colston Loveland Michigan’s Colston Loveland finds the soft spot in zone coverage.	TE-Michigan	Indianapolis Colts
15. James Pearce, Jr. James Pearce, Jr. (pictured sacking Jalen Milroe) was one of the nation’s best at timing snap counts.	DE-Tennessee	Atlanta Falcons
16. Jihaad Campbell	LB-Alabama	Arizona Cardinals
17. Jahdae Barron	CB-Texas	Cincinnati Bengals
18. Walter Nolen, Jr.	DT-Ole Miss	Seattle Seahawks
19. Mike Green	DE-OLB-Marshall	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
20. Omarion Hampton	RB-North Carolina	Denver Broncos
21. Derrick Harmon	DT-Oregon, Michigan State	Pittsburgh Steelers
22. Kenneth Grant	DT-Michigan	Los Angeles Chargers
23. Kelvin Banks, Jr. Texas’ Kelvin Banks getting ready before snap in 2022.	OT-Texas	Green Bay Packers
24. Nick Emmanwori	S-South Carolina	Minnesota Vikings
25. Josh Simmons	OT-Ohio State, SDSU	Houston Texans
26. Maxwell Hairston	CB-Kentucky	Los Angeles Rams
27. Malaki Starks	S-Georgia	Baltimore Ravens
28. Grey Zabel	OT-NDSU	Detroit Lions
29. Shemar Stewart	DE-Texas A&M	Washington Commanders
30. Matthew Golden	WR-Texas, Houston	Buffalo Bills
31. Josh Conerly, Jr.	OT-Oregon	Kansas City Chiefs
32. Donovan Ezeiruaku	DE-Boston College	Philadelphia Eagles
Round 2
33. Emeka Egbuka	WR-Ohio State	Cleveland Browns
34. Jaxson Dart	QB-Ole Miss, USC	New York Giants
35. Luther Burden III	WR-Missouri	Tennessee Titans
36. Shavon Revel, Jr.	CB-ECU	Jacksonville Jaguars
37. Darius Alexander	DT-Toledo	Las Vegas Raiders
38. JT Tuimoloau	DE-Ohio State	New England Patriots
39. Tre’Veyon Henderson	RB-Ohio State	Chicago Bears (from Panthers)
40. Trey Amos	CB-Ole Miss, ULL	New Orleans Saints
41. Nic Scourton	DE-Texas A&M, Purdue	Chicago Bears
42. Mason Taylor	TE-LSU	New York Jets
43. Josh Simmons	OT-Ohio State, SDSU	San Francisco 49ers
44. Tyler Booker	OG-Alabama	Dallas Cowboys
45. Carson Schwesinger	LB-UCLA	Indianapolis Colts
46. Tyleik Williams	DT-Ohio State	Atlanta Falcons
47. Jonah Savaiinaea	OL-Arizona	Arizona Cardinals
48. Aireontae Ersery	OL-Minnesota	Miami Dolphins
49. Landon Jackson	DE-Arkansas	Cincinnati Bengals
50. Jayden Higgins	WR-Iowa State	Seattle Seahawks
51. Elijah Arroyo	TE-Miami (Fla.)	Denver Broncos
52. Marcus Mbow	OL-Purdue	Seattle Seahawks
53. Azareye’h Thomas	CB-FSU	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
54. Benjamin Morrison	CB-Notre Dame	Green Bay Packers
55. Quinshon Judkins	RB-Ohio State	Los Angeles Chargers
56. Alfred Collins	DT-Texas	Buffalo Bills
57. TJ Sanders	OT-South Carolina	Carolina Panthers
58. Jaylin Noel	WR-Iowa State	New England Patriots
59. Tate Ratledge	OG-Georgia	Baltimore Ravens
60. Bradyn Swinson	DE-LSU	Detroit Lions
61. Darien Porter	CB-Iowa State	Washington Commanders
62. Nohl Williams Cal’s Nohl Williams became a consensus All-American after transferring from UNLV to Berkeley. He led the nation with seven interceptions in 2024.	CB-Cal, UNLV	Buffalo Bills
63. Jordan Burch	DE-Oregon, South Carolina	Kansas City Chiefs
64. Ozzy Trapilo	OT-Boston College	Philadelphia Eagles
Round 3
65. Shemar Turner	DT-Texas A&M	New York Giants
66. Charles Grant	OL-William & Mary	Kansas City Chiefs
67. Kaleb Johnson	RB-Iowa	Cleveland Browns
68. Jalen Royals	WR-Utah State	Las Vegas Raiders
69. Tre Harris	WR-Ole Miss, La. Tech	New England Patriots
70. Xavier Watts	S-Notre Dame	Jacksonville Jaguars
71. Deone Walker	DT-Kentucky	New Orleans Saints
72. Emery Jones, Jr.	OT-LSU	Chicago Bears
73. Omarr Norman-Lott	DT-Tennessee, ASU	NY Jets
74. Princely Umanmielen	DE-Ole Miss, Florida	Carolina Panthers
75. Jack Bech	WR-TCU, LSU	SF 49ers
76. Joshua Farmer	DT-FSU	Dallas Cowboys
77. Dylan Sampson	RB-Tennessee	New England Patriots
78. Jack Sawyer	DE-Ohio State	Arizona Cardinals
79. Jared Wilson	OC-Georgia	Houston Texans
80. Wyatt Milum	OC-West Virginia	Indianapolis Colts
81. Miles Frazier	OG-LSU	Cincinnati Bengals
82. Josaiah Stewart	OLB/DE-Michigan	Seattle Seahawks
83. Jalen Milroe	QB-Alabama	Pittsburgh Steelers
84. Kevin Winston, Jr.	S-Penn State	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
85. Savion Williams Savion Williams was often used as a quarterback to run the ball in school. At 225 pounds, he contains 4.4 speed and major quick-twitch fibers.	WR-TCU	Denver Broncos
86. Elic Ayomanor	WR-Stanford	Los Angeles Chargers
87. Oluwafemi Oladejo	OLB-UCLA, Cal	Green Bay Packers
88. Terrance Ferguson	TE-Oregon	Jacksonville Jaguars
89. Demetrius Knight, Jr.	LB-South Carolina	Houston Texans
90. Tyler Shough	QB-Louisville, Texas Tech, Oregon	Los Angeles Rams
91. Smael Mondon, Jr.	LB-Georgia	Baltimore Ravens
92. Kyle Williams	WR-Washington State	Seattle Seahawks
93. Kyle Kennard	DE-South Carolina, Ga. Tech	New Orleans Saints
94. Quinn Ewers Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers and H-back Ja’Tavion Sanders combined for two touchdowns against Oklahoma a season ago.	QB-Texas	Cleveland Browns
95. Logan Brown Kansas offensive tackle Logan Brown shined after transferring from Wisconsin.	OT-Kansas	Kansas City Chiefs
96. Jacob Parrish Kansas State’s Jacob Parrish developed into a back-to-back honorable mention All-Big 12 selection while at Kansas State.	CB-Kansas State	Philadelphia Eagles
97. Quincy Riley	CB-Louisville, MTSU	Minnesota Vikings
98. Andrew Mukuba	S-Clemson	Miami Dolphins
99. Logan Brown	OT-Kansas	New York Giants
100. Jalen Travis	OT-Iowa State	San Francisco 49ers
101. Harold Fannin, Jr. Former Bowling Green tight end Harold Fannin, Jr. (seen pictured blocking at 2025 Senior Bowl) led the nation with 117 receptions (1,555 yards, 13.3 YPR, 10 TDs) in 2024.	TE-Bowling Green	Los Angeles Rams
102. CJ West	DT-Indiana	Detroit Lions
Round 4
103. Tory Horton	WR-Colorado State	Tennessee Titans
104. Cam Skattebo	RB-ASU, Sacramento State	Cleveland Browns
105. Eljiah Roberts Elijah Roberts (No. 5 pictured) was a dominant force for the Mustangs in 2023. He moves well at 285 pounds.	DE-SMU, Miami (Fla.)	New York Giants
106. Vernon Broughton	DT-Texas	New England Patriots
107. Danny Stutsman	LB-Oklahoma	Jacksonville Jaguars
108. Chris Paul, Jr.	LB-Ole Miss	Las Vegas Raiders
109. Jordan Phillips	DT-Maryland, Tennessee	Buffalo Bills
110. Tai Felton	WR-Maryland	NY Jets
111. Tez Johnson	WR-Oregon, Troy	Carolina Panthers
112. Anthony Belton	OL-NC State	New Orleans Saints
113. Jamaree Caldwell	DT-Oregon	San Francisco 49ers
114. Jonas Sanker	S-Virginia	Carolina Panthers
115. Ty Hamilton	DT-Ohio State	Arizona Cardinals
116. Tonka Hemingway	DT-South Carolina	Miami Dolphins
117. Bhayshul Tuten	RB-Virginia Tech	Indianapolis Colts
118. Dorian Strong	CB-Virginia Tech	Atlanta Falcons
119. Devin Neal	RB-Kansas	Cincinnati Bengals
120. Barrett Carter	LB-Clemson	Tennessee Titans
121. Jaylin Lane	AP-Virginia Tech	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
122. Sai’Vion Jones	DL-LSU	Denver Broncos
123. David Walker	DE-OLB/Central Arkansas	Pittsburgh Steelers
124. Cobee Bryant Former Kansas CB Cobee Bryant ranks as one of the more instinctive defenders available in the 2025 NFL Draft.	CB-Kansas	Green Bay Packers
125. Zah Frazier	CB-UTSA	Los Angeles Chargers
126. Billy Bowman	S-Oklahoma	Jacksonville Jaguars
127. Chase Lundt	OT-UConn	Los Angeles Rams
128. RJ Harvey	RB-UCF	Washington Commanders
129. Denzel Burke	CB-Ohio State	Baltimore Ravens
130. Isaac TeSlaa	WR-Arkansas, Hillsdale	Detroit Lions
131. Aeneas Peebles	DT-Virginia Tech	New Orleans Saints
132. Dylan Fairchild	OG-Georgia	Buffalo Bills
133. Jordan James	RB-Oregon	Kansas City Chiefs
134. Antwuan Powell-Ryland	DE-OLB/Virginia Tech	Philadelphia Eagles
135. Caleb Rogers	OL-Texas Tech	Miami Dolphins
136. Jaylin Smith (click name) 2023 Holiday Bowl Defensive MVP Jaylin Smith (No. 19 pictured) comes up to make one of his 12 solo tackles versus Louisville RB Isaac Guerendo on the goal line.	CB-USC	Baltimore Ravens
137. Robert Longerbeam	CB-Rutgers	Seattle Seahawks
138. Upton Stout	CB-WKU, North Texas	San Francisco 49ers
5th Round
139. Quinn Ewers	QB-Texas	Minnesota Vikings
140. Jah Joyner (click name)	DE-OLB-Minnesota	Carolina Panthers
141. Ashton Gillotte	DE-Louisville	Tennessee Titans
142. Jalen Rivers	OT-Miami (Fla.)	Jacksonville Jaguars
143. Kyle McCord	QB-Syracuse, Ohio State	Las Vegas Raiders
144. Lathan Ransom	S-Ohio State	New England Patriots
145. RJ Mickens	S-Clemson	New York Jets
146. Brashard Smith (click name) Former Miami Hurricanes wide receiver Brashard Smith transformed into SMU’s No. 1 running back in 2024.	RB-Miami (Fla.)	Carolina Panthers
147. JJ Pegues	DT-Ole Miss	San Francisco 49ers
148. Rylie Mills	DT-Notre Dame	Chicago Bears
149. DJ Giddens (click name) Kansas State’s DJ Giddens exploded for 1,343 yards rushing in 2024 (7 TDs).	RB-Kansas State	Dallas Cowboys
150. Dillon Gabriel	QB-Oregon	Miami Dolphins
151. Barryn Sorrell	DE-OLB-Texas	Indianapolis Colts
152. Jeffrey Bassa	LB-Oregon	Arizona Cardinals
153. Jaylen Reed	S-Penn State	Cincinnati Bengals
154. Damien Martinez (click name)	RB-Miami (Fla.), Oregon St.	New York Giants
155. Dont’e Thornton	WR-Tennessee, Oregon	Miami Dolphins
156. Ollie Gordon II	RB-Oklahoma State	Pittsburgh Steelers
157. Gunnar Helm	TE-Texas	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
158. Jake Briningstool (click name)	TE-Clemson	Los Angeles Chargers
159. Jay Toia	DT-UCLA	Green Bay Packers
160. Jack Kiser	LB-Notre Dame	San Francisco 49ers
161. Jackson Hawes	TE-Georgia Tech	Philadelphia Eagles
162. Justin Walley	CB-Minnesota	New York Jets
163. Mitchell Evans	TE-Notre Dame	Carolina Panthers
164. One of Cal’s most consistent players, Woodson appeared in 46 games during his time in school. Craig Woodson	S-Cal	Philadelphia Eagles
165. Tyler Baron (click name) Miami’s Tyler Baron chasing after Virginia Tech quarterback in 2024. Baron finished his career with 38 tackles for losses.	DE-Miami (Fla.)	Philadelphia Eagles
166. Jaydon Blue	RB-Texas	Houston Texans
167. Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins	DT-Georgia	Tennessee Titans
168. Jared Harrison-Hunte (click name)	DT-SMU, Miami (Fla.)	Philadelphia Eagles
169. Caleb Ransaw	S-Tulane, Troy	Buffalo Bills
170. Elijah Ponder	DE-Cal-Poly	Buffalo Bills
171. Jordan Hancock	CB-Ohio State	Dallas Cowboys
172. Jackson Slater	OG-Sacramento State	Seattle Seahawks
173. Kobe King	LB-Penn State	Buffalo Bills
174. Carson Vinson	OT-Alabama A&M	Dallas Cowboys
175. Clay Webb	OG-Jacksonville State	Seattle Seahawks
176. Joshua Gray	OL-Oregon State	Baltimore Ravens
Round 6
177. Connor Colby	OG-Iowa	Buffalo Bills
178. Zy Alexander	CB-LSU	Tennessee Titans
179. Will Howard	QB-Ohio State	Cleveland Browns
180. Ajani Cornelius	OT-Oregon, Rhode Island	Las Vegas Raiders
181. Fadil Diggs	DE-Syracuse, Texas A&M	LA Chargers
182. Chimere Dike	WR-Florida, Wisconsin	Jacksonville Jaguars
183. Hollin Pierce	OT-Rutgers	Baltimore Ravens
184. Elijah Badger (click name) Former ASU wide receiver Elijhah Badger finished fifth in the nation in yards per catch in 2024 (20.67).	WR-Florida, ASU	New Orleans Saints
185. Malachi Moore (click name) Alabama’s Malachi Moore, pictured, is one of the most experienced defensive backs in the 2025 NFL Draft.	DB-Alabama	Pittsburgh Steelers
186. Riley Leonard	QB-Notre Dame, Duke	New York Jets
187. Teddye Buchanan (click name)	LB-Cal	Minnesota Vikings
188. Seth McLaughlin	OC-Ohio State	Tennessee Titans
189. Bilhal Kone	CB-Western Michigan	Indianapolis Colts
190. Arian Smith	WR-Georgia	LA Rams
191. Marques Sigle Former Kansas State defensive back Marques Sigle led the Wildcats with three interceptions (one TD) in 2024.	S-Kansas State	Denver Broncos
192. Kain Medrano	LB-UCLA	Cleveland Browns
193. Mac McWilliams	DB-UCF, UAB	Cincinnati Bengals
194. Que Robinson	DT-Alabama	Jacksonville Jaguars
195. Hunter Wohler	S-Wisconsin	Los Angeles Rams
196. Dean Clark	S-Fresno State	Detroit Lions
197. Drew Kendall Former Boston College offensive lineman Drew Kendall (No. 66 pictured) and Jack Conley (No. 67 pictured) doing bag drills during the 2025 East-West Shrine practices.	OC-Boston College	Denver Broncos
198. Tahj Brooks	RB-Texas Tech	Green Bay Packers
199. Luke Kandra	OG-Cincinnati	LA Chargers
200. Howard Cross III	DT-Notre Dame	Cleveland Browns
201. Jay Higgins	LB-Iowa	LA Rams
202. Cam Horsley	DT-Boston College	LA Rams
203. Andres Borregales	PK-Miami (Fla.)	Baltimore Ravens
204. .Dante Trader, Jr. (click name) Maryland DB Dante Trader, Jr. dives for an interception that gets nullified in the 2023 Music City Bowl.	S-Maryland	Dallas Cowboys
205. Nick Nash	WR-San Jose State	Washington Commanders
206. Joshua Simon (click name)	TE-South Carolina, WKU	Buffalo Bills
207. Bryce Cabeldue	OL-Kansas	New York Jets
208. Yahya Black	DT-Iowa	Denver Broncos
209. Nikko Reed	CB/Ret—Oregon, Colorado	Los Angeles Chargers
210. Nick Martin	LB-Oklahoma State	Baltimore Ravens
211. Esa Pole	OT-Washington State	Dallas Cowboys
212. Jarquez Hunter	RB-Auburn	Baltimore Ravens
213. Marcus Harris	CB-California	Las Vegas Raiders
214. Sebastian Castro	S-Iowa	LA Chargers
215. Francisco Mauigoa	LB-Miami (Fla.)	Las Vegas Raiders
216. Mello Dotson (click name)	CB-Kansas	Cleveland Browns
Round 7
217. Cody Simon	LB-Ohio State	New England Patriots
218. Eli Cox	OC-Kentucky	Atlanta Falcons
219. James Burnip	P-Alabama	NY Giants
220. Korie Black	CB-Oklahoma State	New England Patriots
221. Tommy Mellott	All-Purpose-Montana State	Jacksonville Jaguars
222. Collin Oliver	OLB-Oklahoma State	Las Vegas Raiders
223. Oronde Gadsden II	TE-Syracuse	Seattle Seahawks
224. Shemar James	LB-Florida	Miami Dolphins
225. Xavier Restrepo	WR-Miami (Fla.)	Arizona Cardinals
226. Kitan Crawford	S-Nevada, Texas	Kansas City Chiefs
227. Eugene Asante Eugene Asante (No. 7 pictured) hits quarterback Kellen Mond in the 2021 Orange Bowl	LB-Auburn, UNC	San Francisco 49ers
228. Jason Marshall, Jr.	CB-Florida	Detroit Lions
229. John Williams	OT-Cincinnati	Pittsburgh Steelers
230. Chandler Martin	LB-Memphis	Carolina Panthers
231. Ruben Hyppolite	LB-Maryland	Miami Dolphins
232. Ryan Fitzgerald	PK-Florida State	Indianapolis Colts
233. Ricky White III (click name)	WR-UNLV, Michigan St.	Chicago Bears
234. Dalton Cooper	OT-Oklahoma State, Texas State	Seattle Seahawks
235. Warren Brinson (click name) Georgia DT Warren Brinson put together his best season as a senior. As a result, he has an outside chance of hearing his name called on Day 2 or Day 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft.	DL-Georgia	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
236. Jalin Conyers	TE-Texas Tech, ASU	Houston Texans
237. Luke Newman (click name)	OL-Michigan State	Green Bay Packers
238. Addison West	OL-Western Michigan	New England Patriots
239. Tyler Batty	DL-BYU	Dallas Cowboys
240. Isaiah Bond	WR-Texas	Chicago Bears
241. Johnny Walker, Jr.	DE-Missouri	Houston Texans
242. Rayuan Lane III	S-Navy	Atlanta Falcons
243. Shaun Dolac	LB-Buffalo	Baltimore Ravens
244. Nash Jones (click name) Texas State’s Nash Jones hopes to get drafted this weekend.	OL-Texas State, Incarnate Word	Detroit Lions
245. Maxen Hook	S-Toledo	Washington Commanders
246. Jermari Harris	CB-Iowa	New York Giants
247. Trevor Etienne	RB-Georgia, Florida	Dallas Cowboys
248. Timothy McKay	OL-NC State	New Orleans Saints
249. Thomas Fidone II	TE-Nebraska	San Francisco 49ers
250. Cam Jackson	DT-Florida, Memphis	Green Bay Packers
251. Pat Bryant	WR-Illinois	Kansas City Chiefs
252. Keandre Lambert-Smith	WR-Auburn, Penn State	San Francisco 49ers
253. Raheim Sanders	RB-South Carolina, Arkansas	Miami Dolphins
254.Zeek Biggers (click name)	DT-Georgia Tech	New Orleans Saints
255 Jake Majors	OC-Texas	Cleveland Browns
256. Brandon George	LB-Pitt	Los Angeles Chargers
257. Luke Lachey (click name)	TE-Iowa	Kansas City Chiefs