The 2025 NFL Draft is still quite a ways away, but our latest mock draft is a full first round but shockingly doesn't have many QBs taken. It just does not seem like this projected quarterback class is going to be very good, but I guess it's always possible that this is flat-out wrong.
The class is expected to feature guys like Shedeur Sanders, Cam Ward, Quinn Ewers, Carson Beck, and others, but even the top guys in Sanders and Ward have some NFL concerns. Furthermore, the very top of this class also isn't oozing with talent, so this could be a bad year for a team that needs to rebuild.
And for teams with a young QB who are picking near the top, it also may be difficult to find that blue-chip prospect that most NFL drafts have. We have rolled out mock drafts weekly, and this latest one is a full round but is not popping with quarterbacks being taken.
2025 NFL Mock Draft: Full first-round mock with few quarterbacks taken
1. Jacksonville Jaguars - Travis Hunter, CB/WR, Colorado
At the moment, the Jacksonville Jaguars hold the no. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. They obviously are not going to take a QB, but they could take someone like Travis Hunter, the best athlete in college football and someone who is excelling at the CB and WR positions. The Jags do have a need at both spots, and while it does feel likely that Hunter is going to have to settle into one position, it would not shock me if he got some run at both.
Now one thing to keep in mind is just how much Colorado head coach Deion Sanders will impact where Travis Hunter goes. It’s frankly ridiculous that we’re even talking about Sanders influencing where Hunter and Shedeur Sanders go, but here we are.
2. New York Giants - Cam Ward, QB, Miami (FL)
One of the very few quarterbacks being taken in this NFL mock draft is Cam Ward heading to New York to quarterback the Giants. The New York Giants will not be a relevant football franchise until they fix the QB position.
And if I were a Giants fan, I would want GM Joe Schoen far away from this team. Ideally, the Giants blow up the front office and start fresh there, as Schoen has been a disaster. A potentially new GM would surely have to target a first-round QB.
3. Tennessee Titans - Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Arizona
You could very easily argue that the Tennessee Titans need to take a QB in the 2025 NFL Draft, but they may not fall in love with one. The Titans hired Brian Callahan to be the team’s head coach, so he was not on the staff when they took Will Levis in the 2023 NFL Draft. Levis also isn’t a franchise QB, so we shouldn’t even entertain the idea of Levis starting in 2025 and beyond.
The Titans could opt to try and pursue an unlikely QB trade, or they could even sign a high-end backup and look toward 2026. It’s just not a great scenario, as this projected QB class it not expected to be good. So at pick three in this 2025 NFL mock draft, the Titans grab stud wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan from Arizona.
Tennessee did trade DeAndre Hopkins to the Kansas City Chiefs and could lose Tyler Boyd in free agency. That would leave them with Calvin Ridley and… who else?
Wide receiver is most definitely a need for the Titans heading into the 2025 NFL Season, so getting younger at the position with Tet McMillan makes a ton of sense to me.
4. Cleveland Browns - Mason Graham, DT, Michigan
The Cleveland Browns need a franchise QB, but they won’t get one in the first round of this mock draft. Instead, the Browns look to bolster the trenches on defense with Mason Graham, one of a few first-round players from Michigan who will appear in this mock.
The Browns did trade Za’Darius Smith to the Detroit Lions and could continue shedding more veteran contracts from their books in 2025.
Cleveland swung a trade for Deshaun Watson a couple of years ago, and the hope there was that Watson would be able to put the Browns back on the map, but that has been far from the truth. This has now truly bottomed the franchise out, so Cleveland will need a legitimate rebuild to fix this thing.
However, they aren’t grabbing a QB at pick four in this NFL mock draft.
5. Las Vegas Raiders - Will Campbell, OT, LSU
Another team that desperately needs a franchise quarterback, the Las Vegas Raiders currently have the fifth overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Raiders are also poorly run and just hired Tom Telesco to be their GM last offseason. Not only do they have a failed, re-tread GM, but they also mistakenly hired Antonio Pierce to be their head coach.
The writing was on the wall for the 2024 NFL Season to be a disaster from the get-go, and what do you know, it was, but the Raiders are in a horrific spot, as are a few other teams. As we have mentioned many times on this website, the projected QB class is not good.
It may not be a wise idea for the Raiders to over-draft a QB that they have convinced themselves to fall in love with. Instead, they’ll bolster their offensive line with Will Campbell, a tackle from LSU.
Some have argued that Campbell is a guard at the next level, which is fine. The Raiders could stand to beef up their OL, and they could always take a flier on a QB in the middle rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft. They could also just look to 2026 and insert a rookie QB into a situation with a great offensive line.
6. New England Patriots - Luther Burden, WR, Missouri
I do believe the New England Patriots have their QB of the future with Drake Maye. He looks encouraging. However, the personnel situation on offense outside of Maye is the worst in the NFL, and let’s not sugarcoat things; Bill Belichick is the reason for that. He had some horrible drafts down the stretch for the Pats, and when the two sides parted ways, their poor offensive group was exposed.
Drake Maye is a great start, but the Patriots need about six new starters between the wide receiver and offensive line units. Luther Burden is a WR from Missouri who is the same mold as Ja’Marr Chase and Deebo Samuel, so this could be a wise get for them at pick six.
7. New Orleans Saints - Will Johnson, CB, Michigan
Oh man, what will the New Orleans Saints do this coming offseason? For years, this team has needed to rip this thing down to the studs and rebuild, period. For whatever reason, General Manager Mickey Loomis has continually kicked the can down the road and has not yet accepted the fact that his team needs to be torn down.
I am not sure if Loomis will even be in the front office in 2025. There isn’t an indication one way or another whether he will be. The Saints do need to rebuild no matter who is in the front office, and one of the major moves they made recently was trading CB Marshon Lattimore to the Washington Commanders.
That’s a good start and might be a sign that the Saints will indeed rebuild beginning in 2025. They could look to replace Lattimore in the 2025 NFL Draft with Will Johnson, the best CB in the country who plays at Michigan.
The Saints also need some DL help and may also need a franchise QB, but the best value pick here in this NFL mock draft is to take Johnson and have him takeover that CB1 role that Lattimore held for years.
8. New York Jets - Isaiah Bond, WR, Texas
Like many of the teams who have picked prior to the New York Jets in this 2025 NFL mock draft, New York needs a quarterback, and it is not clear at the moment whether Aaron Rodgers will retire or not. He could make the Jets front office lives easier by simply retiring, and no matter who is making the decisions in 2025 for the Jets, they do need to do a ton of homework on the QB class.
Well, there isn’t a viable QB for them to take a pick eight in this mock draft, so they actually opt to beef up their WR room with Isaiah Bond from Texas. This may not be the sexiest pick, but it’s really no man’s land for the Jets.
9. Carolina Panthers - Nic Scourton, EDGE, Texas A&M
The Carolina Panthers took Bryce Young with the first overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, and that investment just has not panned out for them at all. Some have put most of the blame on the dysfunction of the Panthers, which is valid, but I am not sure Young has done himself any favors out there.
The Panthers are riding a two-game winning streak and have eclipsed their two-win total from the 2023 NFL Season, so perhaps they do have something sustainable here with first-year head coach Dave Canales, who worked wonders with Geno Smith in 2022 and Baker Mayfield in 2023. Even though the Panthers do need a franchise QB, there won’t be a player high enough on their board when the ninth overall pick rolls around, so they opt to take pass-rusher Nic Scourton.
Carolina most definitely needs some reinforcements on defense, as they are probably missing Brian Burns, who they traded to the New York Giants this past offseason, but the search for a franchise QB remains.
10. Miami Dolphins - Kelvin Banks Jr, OT, Texas
The Miami Dolphins could be a sneaky team in the AFC to make a late-season push for the final Wild Card seed, as their schedule the rest of the way does ease up quite a bit. However, them making the playoffs in the 2024 NFL Season really doesn’t mean that they don’t have some urgent issues to fix.
Miami feels like a finesse team at best, so getting some beef in the trenches on both sides of the ball would make some sense to me, and in my opinion, the offensive line needs some help, so I went with Kelvin Banks Jr, the talented tackle from Texas. Some have said that Banks may have to kick inside at the NFL level, but it would not hurt for the Dolphins to try him at one of the tackle spots first or at least find a way to get the best starting-five out there.
11. Dallas Cowboys - Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State
Doesn’t this feel like a Dallas Cowboys pick to you? I mean, this franchise is a total mess from top to bottom, and I hate to say it, but I am not sure Jerry Jones is doing this franchise anymore favors at this point, and it may be better if he stepped aside, but he probably won’t. The Cowboys seemed to play games with the extensions for Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb, so those figures are probably a lot higher than they would have been had they gotten them done sooner.
And who the heck knows what happens with Micah Parsons, but I am not sure Jones’ ego is going to allow the Cowboys to rebuild. They’ll probably run it back with limited free agency moves and a new coaching staff. Well, they could target Ashton Jeanty in the first round. Jeanty is clearly the best running back in the country and he could bring precisely what the Cowboys have been missing from their run game.
I guess if you want to be optimistic here; the Cowboys may only need a bell-cow RB and some help along the defensive front to be a competitive team once again.
12. Indianapolis Colts - Colston Loveland, TE, Michigan
The Indianapolis Colts are totally mishandling the QB situation with Anthony Richardson. Everyone knew that this player was a huge project coming into the NFL, so their decision to bench him a few weeks ago was odd to say the least. I am not sure Richardson is good enough to develop into a franchise QB, but the Colts have not done him any favors.
One area where Indy could improve on offense is at the tight end spot, and Colston Loveland figures to be one of the first tight ends to hear his name called in April. Getting yet another weapon on offense for whoever the QB is in 2025 could be a great situation if the Colts do plan on targeting a rookie passer later on in the 2025 NFL Draft.
13. Cincinnati Bengals - Kenneth Grant, DT, Michigan
What has happened to the Cincinnati Bengals? As we head into Week 11 of the 2024 NFL Season, the Bengals are 4-6 and currently out of a playoff spot. Well, what’s happened is their defense is just… bad.
The Bengals front office has clearly missed on some recent defensive draft picks, and it feels like this team cannot do anything right on defense besides whatever Trey Hendrickson does. Cincy is also currently wasting the best year of Joe Burrow’s career, so this is a huge shame.
Their roster needs are not a mystery, so in this 2025 NFL mock draft, I went with Kenneth Grant, the talented defensive tackle from Michigan. Grant can hopefully shore up the Bengals defensive line for the future, and this team would be among the best in the NFL even if their defense was just average.
So it’s not like the Bengals need to go out and find the next 1985 Bears here. They simply need to be competent enough on that side of the ball.
14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Benjamin Morrison, CB, Notre Dame
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are kind of like the Cincinnati Bengals in that both teams are fielding high-flying offenses with their QBs having career years, but both teams are 4-6 and out of the playoff picture at this point. The Buccaneers need help all across their defense, but I started with CB Benjamin Morrison from Notre Dame in this NFL mock draft.
Does anyone find it weird that the Bucs traded CB Carlton Davis to the Detroit Lions this past offseason? Anyway, it’s clear that Baker Mayfield knows what he’s doing, as he’s played like a top-7 QB since signing with the Bucs back in 2023.
The defense could be the missing formula for them being able to make a playoff run, and to be fair, this team did make an appearance in the NFC Divisional Round, so they are no slouches at all.
15. Seattle Seahawks - Cameron Williams, OT, Texas
What are the Seattle Seahawks trying to do, exactly? Why weren’t they more aggressive for a QB in the 2024 NFL Draft? Where do they expect Geno Smith to take them? It’s just an odd situation at the moment, as the Seahawks feel like a different team every Sunday, which is just bad news. The team obviously needs a franchise QB, as Geno Smith is not that guy, and now with the unexpected retirement of Connor Williams, Seattle also has multiple needs across their offensive line.
I guess we can start with Cameron Williams, the second offensive tackle from Texas taken in this NFL mock draft. Seattle at least shoring up the offensive line in a QB-weak NFL Draft does allow them to set the stage nicely to bring in a rookie QB in 2026. Heck, they could even target a QB later on in the 2025 NFL Draft if they wanted.
This is a confusing franchise, but they can begin to establish an identity next offseason.
16. Los Angeles Rams - Aireontae Ersery, OT, Minnesota
I truly had high hopes for the Los Angeles Rams heading into the 2024 NFL Season, but injuries have really hurt them in a huge way. They’re currently 4-5 and right in the thick of both the NFC West and the NFC playoff picture. I do trust the Rams down the stretch to figure something out, but they still have current and long-term needs.
Obviously, the big one may be QB, as we have no idea how much longer Matthew Stafford wants to play, but LA is not in a great position to nab a QB in the 2025 NFL Draft. It’s more likely that they try to solidify other positions, so I went with offensive tackle Aireontae Ersery from Minnesota.
With starting LT Alaric Jackson a free agent in 2025 and RT Rob Havenstein getting old, it would make a ton of sense for the Rams to bring a rookie tackle into the equation.
17. Chicago Bears - LT Overton, EDGE, Alabama
The Chicago Bears are a mess and need some help. I am not sure that this current coaching staff is going to remain in 2025. This team already fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, but rookie QB Caleb Williams is not really doing himself any favors out there. Some of the main issues that hurt him in college are coming back to bite him in the NFL. He takes a ton of sacks and simply holds onto the ball for too long.
The game is also very fast for him at the moment, so one of the issues being processing speed is just not good at all. And with the current offensive personnel Chicago has on offense, it’s hard to see this team not have success, as they have talent everywhere. In this mock draft, I went with some pass-rush help in LT Overton from Alabama.
The Bears perhaps cannot get out of their own way with the defensive-minded thinking and pass up on some OL prospects for the chance to boost their pass rush. I do think the Bears will address their offensive line in free agency, so if they do that, they could target the defensive line here.
18. San Francisco 49ers - Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio State
The San Francisco 49ers are seeing some of their offensive foundation get older and older and not be able to stay healthy. All of Christian McCaffrey, Trent Williams, George Kittle, Deebo Samuel, and Brandon Aiyuk are either old, have been hurt this year, or both. It’s not an ideal scenario, as this has been a Super Bowl team that has just failed on the biggest stage. If they can catch their stride down the stretch, perhaps they have one more run in them, but it does not feel likely.
I went with WR Emeka Egbuka here in this mock draft as I do believe the Niners need to take another stride to get younger on their offense and perhaps shed a big playmaker contract with Brock Purdy’s extension coming due soon.
19. Denver Broncos - Tyler Warren, TE, Penn State
Oh yeah, now we are talking with the Denver Broncos. This team has shocked the NFL this year. Many thought they would win four games all season, and here they are with five wins and the possibility to hit seven by the time they hit their bye week. I mean yes, they can win their next three games and get to 8-5, but 7-6 may be more realistic. Rookie QB Bo Nix is proving the doubters wrong weekly, and the rookie is doing it with one of the worst groups of playmakers in the NFL.
Getting a top TE like Tyler Warren in the building would be a huge boost for the Broncos and their offense, and for Nix’s development into year two. This team is truly close, as their defense is top-3 in the league. Many people laughed when the Broncos made their selection of Bo Nix during the 2024 NFL Draft, but this team is clearly laying the groundwork, and they could surround their QB with a top playmaker like Tyler Warren in this NFL mock draft.
The Denver Broncos are also currently still in a playoff spot in the AFC, so that’s a thing, too.
20. Houston Texans - Abdul Carter, EDGE, Penn State
The Houston Texans are in a decent spot in 2024. The AFC South is so weak that this team could probably win the division with just nine wins. Houston started off 5-1, but have since lost three of their last four games. Their main issue has been the offensive line, but there is not a clear-cut prospect for them to take here in this NFL mock draft.
I went with EDGE Abdul Carter from Penn State to make their pass rush even more fierce. It’s already one of the best in the NFL, but head coach DeMeco Ryans can’t help himself and pounds the table for GM Nick Caserio to take Carter.
21. Atlanta Falcons - Danny Stutsman, LB, Oklahoma
The Atlanta Falcons came into the 2024 NFL Season with quite the roster, especially on defense, but it’s just not come together for that unit thus far. Their defense is missing a pass rush and is just not a very strong unit. They could target someone like Danny Stutsman from Oklahoma in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Most great defenses in the NFL have a true enforcer on the inside, so the hope here is that Stutsman could be that player.
The team most notably signed Kirk Cousins this past offseason, and then proceeded to take Michael Penix Jr in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, so Atlanta is clearly trying to pave a clear path for their QB room. It truly would not shock me to see the team actually move on from Cousins this offseason in some capacity if they feel that Penix is ready to take the reigns over.
But before they allow Penix to do that, in my opinion, they must make sure that the defense is at least average, or it’s going to put a lot of strain on Penix as a first-year starter.
22. Arizona Cardinals - Jihaad Campbell, LB, Alabama
The Arizona Cardinals are another up-and-coming team that needs more help on defense, so in this NFL mock draft, I went with another linebacker, and this time it’s Jihaad Campbell from Alabama. I tried to tell you all that the Cardinals would be better than you thought in 2024, and here we are. This team currently leads the NFC West and may just have enough to win the division this year.
I anticipate that Arizona is going to make a very big push next offseason to sign and draft as much talent as possible, as we can all see a huge window opening for this team. Campbell can hopefully be one of their missing pieces on defense for years to come.
23. Los Angeles Chargers - Jack Sawyer, EDGE, Ohio State
The Los Angeles Chargers coaching staff is doing an insane job this year with the roster that they have. This roster is just not good, especially on offense, so you have to wonder just how good this team can be in future seasons if they get more talent on it. Well, one area where they could stand to get younger is off the EDGE, as Khalil Mack is well into his 30s, and Joey Bosa is getting older and has just never been able to stay healthy.
The WR position could be a first-round move for the LA Chargers, but they could chase a free agent or two like Chris Godwin, Tee Higgins, Darius Slayton, and others. It would not shock me to see LA get younger at a key position like pass-rusher, as they have a young QB and two young offensive tackles, so they could address some of their older units.
I went with Jack Sawyer from Ohio State to perhaps take over for Mack or Bosa at some point down the line. Watch out for the Chargers in 2025, folks.
24. Green Bay Packers - Shavon Revel, CB, East Carolina
The Green Bay Packers enjoyed a random “Oh I figured out how to play QB!” from Jordan Love just a handful of weeks into the 2023 NFL Season. Now in 2024, Love is playing at a high level but does need to cut down on those interceptions if you ask me. However, we can all see that the Packers are a playoff team and could make a Super Bowl run if all goes well.
I do believe they could use more help in the secondary, so I went with Shavon Revel from East Carolina. An injury earlier in the 2024 college football season could throw things off a bit, but he’s probably going to be ready for Week 1 of the 2025 NFL Season.
25. Washington Commanders - Malaki Starks, S, Georgia
How about the Washington Commanders? The team seems to have struck gold with rookie QB Jayden Daniels, and even though this team simply cannot beat other good teams yet, does not mean they still aren’t in great shape for the future. Washington is still in a position to win the NFC East if things go their way, and they are most definitely still in a decent playoff spot.
One area they did address at the NFL trade deadline was in the secondary; they swung a trade for former New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore, who could be a part of their plans in 2025 and beyond. Washington is absolutely going to hammer away more at the secondary next offseason, so in the 2025 NFL Draft, they could target the best safety in the country in Malaki Starks of Georgia.
He could be the missing piece to this puzzle for Washington, and if the team sees Jayden Daniels take the desired year-two leap, this team could be a serious contender in the NFC for years to come.
26. Baltimore Ravens - Denzel Burke, CB, Ohio State
The Baltimore Ravens passing defense has been bad this year. Like, it’s been very, very bad. It’s odd, as the team has a ton of talent on the backend, but I guess it just has not come together for them as of yet. Losing former defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald has been a huge blow, but Baltimore could take the lead in the AFC North in Week 11 with a win against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
If the Ravens get bounced out of the playoffs once again, it may be because their passing defense simply cannot hold up, so in this NFL mock draft, I went with Ohio State cornerback Denzel Burke. Shoring up the defensive backend needs to be a top priority for Baltimore this coming offseason if they want to eventually make a Super Bowl run.
27. Pittsburgh Steelers - Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado
Oh boy, how about some fireworks at the bottom of the first round? The Pittsburgh Steelers totally re-did their QB room this past offseason, getting rid of Kenny Pickett, Mitchell Trubisky, and Mason Rudolph. They also brought in a new offensive coordinator in Arthur Smith, traded for Justin Fields, and signed Russell Wilson. And so far, it’s worked, perhaps surprisingly. The issue here is that there is a distinct reason why both Fields and Wilson were available for such a cheap price last offseason.
Russell Wilson is simply not a long-term answer, and the Steelers should avoid making the mistake of committing to him for anything longer than through 2025. If the Steelers did want to bring him back in 2025 on a much higher price and also draft someone like Shedeur Sanders, that could end up being a very viable situation.
I understand that Sanders and Wilson are two different quarterbacks, but that isn’t the point. The point is that the Steelers will not compete for Super Bowls until they draft and develop a high-end QB of their own, and Sanders does have a ton of very enticing tools that could translate into the NFL game.
28. Minnesota Vikings - Jahdae Barron, CB, Texas
The Minnesota Vikings could be a JJ McCarthy and a cornerback away from being a contending team in 2025 and beyond. Recent news broke about the rookie McCarthy needing another procedure done on his knee, which is not a good thing, but if I had to guess, I’d say that he is 100% ready for the start of the 2025 NFL Season, which would effectively be his rookie campaign in the NFL.
The Vikings are going to go hunting for some help in the secondary this coming offseason, and they could target someone like Jahdae Barron from Texas in the first round of the NFL Draft. The Vikes are truly close, especially if JJ McCarthy ends up being a hit.
29. Philadelphia Eagles - Donovan Ezeiruaku, EDGE, Boston College
The Philadelphia Eagles have figured something out, and this team is now 8-2 on the season, having won six games in a row. It’s been a nice month and a half for Philly, but I worry that their QB is the one player that holds them back when the postseason arrives. Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman is a wizard at his job, and I do not see how that doesn’t continue in 2025.
The Eagles signed pass-rusher Bryce Huff last offseason and just aren’t getting that much of an investment back from him thus far. New defensive coordinator Vic Fangio loves to get pressure by rushing four players, so he does need some talented bodies up front. In this NFL mock draft, I went and mocked Donovan Ezeiruaku from Boston College. He’s already got 11 sacks this year for Boston College, so he can indeed rush the passer at a high level.
That could be a huge plus for the Eagles defense in the future.
30. Buffalo Bills - Deone Walker, DL, Kentucky
The Buffalo Bills did a bit of roster re-tooling this past offseason. They shed some veteran contracts and are clearly trying to reset things a bit with some young players from the NFL Draft. One area that must be solid for any team to sustain success in the NFL is along the trenches, and while Buffalo has some bodies there, some are getting older.
I went with Deone Walker from Kentucky in this NFL mock draft, as it brings the Bills another young player for the trenches and helps them in the long-term. Buffalo currently sits at 8-2 on the season and should wrap up the AFC East title in the coming weeks. In fact, the AFC East has actually been horrific this year, as the New York Jets, New England Patriots, and Miami Dolphins have combined for nine wins.
31. Detroit Lions - James Pearce Jr, EDGE, Tennessee
The Detroit Lions are holders of the 31st overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft at the moment. Detroit did lose stud defensive end Aidan Hutchinson for the rest of the season a few weeks ago due to a pretty brutal lower leg injury. The Lions swung a trade for DE Za’Darius Smith to try and pick up the pieces there.
It does feel like Detroit is still missing one other impact starter on defense, and you could actually argue here that they go with an offensive player, as it’s likely that offensive coordinator Ben Johnson leaves for a head coaching job this coming offseason, so they may want to cover up that loss by adding more talent to the offense.
However, in this NFL mock draft, I went with James Pearce Jr, the stud pass-rusher from Tennessee to try and give the Lions one more impact starter on defense.
32. Kansas City Chiefs - Josh Simmons, OT, Ohio State
How do the Kansas City Chiefs keep finding new ways to win games? It’s insane. They are the lone unbeaten team in the NFL right now and obviously hold the 32nd overall pick in the first round. The Chiefs have had some tackle problems in recent years, so I went with tackle Josh Simmons from the Ohio State University.
KC has found a way to make due with their subpar tackle play at times, and having the best interior offensive line in the NFL does help. And I guess that guy Patrick Mahomes is also pretty good. It is a testament to just how well this franchise drafts when they continually have picks at the bottom of the round. GM Brett Veach does deserve a lot of credit for being able to always field a top-tier roster.
However, Mahomes is able to overcome quite a bit, so he makes their jobs a lot easier.
There you have it, folks, our latest 2025 NFL Mock Draft.