Quarterback (0)

Despite the quarterback-heavy first round in 2024, the 2025 class lacks a true first-round grade at QB. Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward show promise but need more consistent performance to secure a top grade.

Running Back (1)

Ashton Jeanty, Boise State (No. 6)

• Comp: Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints Jeanty's impressive stats solidify his position with a first-round grade.

Wide Receiver (1)

Travis Hunter, Colorado (No. 2)

• Comp: Odell Beckham Jr., free agent Hunter's versatility and playmaking skills make him a top prospect.

Tight End (2)

Tyler Warren, Penn State (No. 9)

• Comp: Rob Gronkowski, retired Warren's athleticism and production standout in this class.

Colston Loveland, Michigan (No. 11)

• Comp: Trey McBride, Arizona Cardinals Loveland's physicality and blocking ability earn him a first-round grade.

Offensive Tackle (2)

Will Campbell, LSU (No. 7)

• Comp: Dion Dawkins, Buffalo Bills Campbell's technical skills and agility are notable.

Kelvin Banks Jr., Texas (No. 8)

• Comp: Rashawn Slater, Los Angeles Chargers Banks' elite footwork and run-blocking skills are impressive.

Edge Rusher (3)

Abdul Carter, Penn State (No. 1)

• Comp: Micah Parsons, Dallas Cowboys Carter's versatility and pass-rush ability make him a top prospect.

Jalon Walker, Georgia (No. 5)

• Comp: Harold Landry III, Tennessee Titans Walker's impact in big games highlights his draft stock.

Mykel Williams, Georgia (No. 12)

• Comp: Travon Walker, Jacksonville Jaguars Williams' speed and power suggest a high upside.

Defensive Tackle (1)

Mason Graham, Michigan (No. 4)

• Comp: Nnamdi Madubuike, Baltimore Ravens Graham's consistent performance and strength are key assets.

Cornerback (2)

Will Johnson, Michigan (No. 3)

• Comp: Pat Surtain II, Denver Broncos Johnson's technical skills and physicality make him a top cornerback prospect.

Jahdae Barron, Texas (No. 10)

• Comp: Brian Branch, Detroit Lions Barron's versatility and instincts are highly valued.

Safety (0)

No safeties in the 2025 class currently hold a safe first-round grade, but there are promising prospects to watch.

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