Just going by what the draft boards are saying breh.
2025 NFL draft Big Board rankings: Mel Kiper's top prospects
Height: 6-1 |
Weight: 185 |
Prev. rank: 1
2024 stats through 12 games: 92 catches, 1,152 receiving yards, 14 receiving TDs, 33 tackles, 10 pass breakups, 4 interceptions, 1 forced fumble
Hunter has a great feel for the game on offense and defense, and he has played a whopping 1,356 snaps over 12 games this season. I really think he has a chance to play both sides of the ball early in his pro career and make an impact both ways, though I'm ranking him as a receiver right now. The offensive and defensive coordinators for the team that ultimately drafts him are going to be battling each other to use him.
Hunter has tremendous hand-eye coordination and elite ball skills. His physical traits and quickness are off the charts, but he also thinks about the game at a high level. He is a highly competitive prospect who works hard to maximize his potential. He had three TD catches and an interception
against Oklahoma State in Week 14.
Height: 6-3 |
Weight: 259 |
Prev. rank: 3
2024 stats through 13 games: 79 tackles, 10 sacks, 49 pressures, 20 tackles for loss, 13 run stops, 1 forced fumble
Carter is versatile and has plenty of experience effectively operating as an off-ball linebacker, helping him crack 60 tackles in three straight seasons at Penn State. But the hope this season was he would make a dent in opponents' game plans as a pass rusher off the edge. Mission accomplished. Carter has the traits to wreak havoc there, getting pressure on 18.3% of his pass-rush snaps. He is instinctive and fast flying to the football. Carter's 20 tackles for loss this season rank third in the nation.
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Height: 6-2 |
Weight: 215 |
Prev. rank: 4
2024 stats through 12 games: 74.2% completion rate, 3,926 passing yards, 35 TD passes, 8 interceptions, 4 rushing TDs
You won't find a tougher or more resilient quarterback prospect than Sanders, who has taken 90 sacks over the past two seasons but still puts up really strong numbers. I'm always impressed watching him throw on the move, rolling either left or right. He is very accurate in those spots and has the arm to drive the ball. When his mechanics and footwork are sound, he can pick apart a defense. And while he's not necessarily a major rushing threat, he can keep the chains moving with his legs when there is an opening.
Sanders cracked 400 passing yards for the second time this season and threw five TD passes
against Oklahoma State.
Height: 6-3 |
Weight: 320 |
Prev. rank: 5
2024 stats through 12 games: 52 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, 26 pressures, 14 run stops
I love Graham's technique. His leverage gives him an advantage at the point of attack, and interior offensive linemen struggle with his power and quickness. Graham has strong and active hands, and he has proved effective against the run and pass from inside. He had two sacks
against Minnesota in September but has managed just 1.5 the rest of the season. He recently
declared for the draft.
Height: 6-2 |
Weight: 202 |
Prev. rank: 2
2024 stats through six games: 21 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, 2 interceptions, 3 pass breakups, 2 defensive TDs
Johnson is so instinctive in coverage, and his ability to read quarterbacks jumps out when you watch him. He has great quickness in his transition, allowing him to make plays on the ball. Johnson has returned both of his interceptions this season for touchdowns, and you can see those instincts throughout his first pick-six in Michigan's opener
against Fresno State -- when he jumped a screen and
took the ball 86 yards to the house. He now has nine career picks.
Johnson missed the team's past five games with a
toe injury and decided to
enter the draft.
He would have to thro8w 8 picks in the Alamo bowl.
