The 2025 NFL Draft will be here before you know it. This latest mock draft is a round long and contains one major trade. There are endless possibilities that can happen between now and the 2025 NFL Draft. And when we get to the NFL Draft, there are even more possibilities that can come to fruition.
The coming NFL Draft is not very strong at QB, so that could present a bit of an issue for certain teams. And as we have noted many times, the top-end talent in the NFL Draft also isn't there. It's just not a good year to need blue-chip talent overall.
For the teams who are able to make luxury selections, they're in luck. There seems to be a lot of value in the back-half of the first round and into the second round. But at the end of the day, only time will tell what truly happens. Let's get underway with our latest 2025 NFL Mock Draft. It's one round long and contains one truly massive trade.
1. Tennessee Titans - Abdul Carter, EDGE, Penn State
The Tennessee Titans should not waste the first overall pick on Shedeur Sanders or Cam Ward. Neither QB is truly worthy of being the first overall pick. The best player in the NFL Draft is Abdul Carter, the talented pass rusher from Penn State.
It makes the most sense for Tennessee to take this route, and while they don’t end up with a franchise QB, they also aren’t reaching for one, which is probably even worse. Tennessee takes Carter and will hope that their pass rush can be at a high level for years to come. He’s truly a blue-chip player.
2. Cleveland Browns - Mason Graham, DT, Michigan
The Cleveland Browns draft Mason Graham with the second overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft. Graham is the best defensive tackle prospect in a very deep DT class. All of a sudden, the first two picks off the board here are defensive selections. The Browns also need a franchise QB, but there isn’t one even worth pick no. 2
The Browns take Graham and will insert him into the middle of the defensive line for years to come.
3. New York Giants - Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado
We have detailed just how awful the New York Giants have been run in recent years. They gave Daniel Jones a contract extension worth $160 million, let Saquon Barkley walk out the door for nothing, and then passed up on three first-round QBs in the 2024 NFL Draft in favor of Malik Nabers.
It’s been a horrible situation for the Giants, and most of the blame should fall on the shoulders of GM Joe Schoen, who has to be on his last straw. There simply isn’t any justification for how he’s run the team. Here at pick three in this NFL Mock Draft, the Giants are almost settling for Shedeur Sanders, who is probably a second-round pick at best.
However, with how weak the QB class is, Sanders is going to be one of the first QBs taken. The Giants should probably hedge this investment with a veteran QB like a Jameis Winston or even a Carson Wentz.
Man, I cannot imagine how hard it must be to be a Giants’ fan at the moment.
4. New England Patriots - Will Campbell, OT, LSU
The New England Patriots take Will Campbell, the tackle from LSU, at pick four in this mock draft. Two areas where the Patriots need to get better are at wide receiver and offensive tackle. However, the offensive line is the most important unit here.
Not being able to protect Drake Maye is going to ruin him and the franchise for years to come. Fortunately, the Pats seem to have someone good enough in place in Mike Vrabel to lead this team in the right direction.
Will Campbell can hopefully be a long-term left tackle solution. I would also wonder if the Pats plan on putting Mike Onwenu back inside to guard as well. He’s best at that position. New England is also going to invest in their OL in free agency as well/
5. Jacksonville Jaguars - Travis Hunter, CB, Colorado
The Jacksonville Jaguars take Travis Hunter at pick five in this NFL Mock Draft. Hunter won the Heisman Trophy in 2024 and was clearly the best player in college football. He might honestly be a first-round pick at both wide receiver and cornerback.
The Jags take Hunter and probably keep him at CB for the most part. He’s best there and it’s more of a need for the Jaguars, but if you told me Hunter got some run at WR as well, I would not be shocked.
It’s a good landing spot overall for Travis Hunter, who will join head coach Liam Coen as new additions for the franchise. Jacksonville simply hasn’t been able to find their footing in the Trevor Lawrence era, and you figure that at some point, they have to put something together, right?
Maybe not…
6. Las Vegas Raiders - Cam Ward, QB, Miami (FL)
The Las Vegas Raiders stand pat at pick six in the NFL Mock Draft and get Cam Ward, the best quarterback in the draft. The Raiders notably hired Pete Carroll this offseason, which was actually a great move. Carroll is a great head coach and will know how to get this team back on the right track.
Vegas is probably a candidate to sign someone like Sam Darnold in free agency, but if they end up with Cam Ward in the 2025 NFL Draft, I would guess that they bring in a much lower-cost option at QB. The Raiders will need to eventually hit on a rookie QB if they hope to make up some ground in the AFC.
They also might just be in the best division in football. The AFC West is filled with QBs like Patrick Mahomes, Bo Nix, and Justin Herbert, so the pressure is absolutely on Ward and the Las Vegas Raiders.
7. New York Jets - Mykel Williams, EDGE, Georgia
The New York Jets will move on from Aaron Rodgers and take on the dead money charge. This is the right decision, as the Jets were not going to win the Super Bowl or anything close to that with Rodgers as their QB. Darren Mougey is the new GM, and he spent years with the Denver Broncos being in their front office.
Mougey was present for the Russell Wilson trade, release, and Bo Nix pick, so this man simply knows how to navigate a tough QB situation.
This should help Jets’ fans rest a bit, as the team is going to figure out their QB situation at some point. For now, though, in this mock draft, they’ll again bolster their defensive line and take Mykel Williams from Georgia.
It’s a good pick in the trenches for this team.
8. Carolina Panthers - Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Arizona
The Carolina Panthers use the eighth overall pick in this 2025 NFL Mock Draft on a new weapon for Bryce Young, who actually looked quite good down the stretch for the team. Heck, he seemed to play better after returning from his benching. That goes to show you the type of player and teammate he is, and it also goes to show you just how good of a coach Dave Canales appears to be.
Tetairoa McMillan is the pick and should instantly become the go-to weapon on offense for Bryce Young. Year three is going to be huge for the QB. If he can’t put it all together, the Panthers probably go in a different direction with their QB situation.
The Panthers do have a strong offensive line and are missing another weapon or two for their QB. There’s really no excuses for Bryce Young heading into the 2025 NFL Season. The NFC South is also wide open if you ask me.
9. New Orleans Saints - Kelvin Banks Jr, OT, Texas
You simply cannot overstate just how poorly run the New Orleans Saints are from a financial perspective. They were the last team in the NFL this year to hire a head coach, as they settled on Kellen Moore from Philadelphia. Moore and the Eagles just one a Super Bowl, as the long-time offensive coordinator now gets a shot to run his own NFL team.
It does feel like the Saints will bring Derek Carr back for another season, which could be the right move. However, the Saints have no long-term viability right now, as this team needs a ton of young, cheap talent. They have to start hitting on more young draft picks and will eventually need to hit on a rookie QB as well.
In this mock draft, they take Kelvin Banks Jr and hope that he can find a long-term spot along their offensive line for years to come. Since the Saints need so much, they should simply angle for the best player available. Could that be Banks?
10. Chicago Bears - James Pearce Jr, EDGE, Tennessee
I understand that many Chicago Bears’ fans may want to team to take a player on offense, but I would argue that they actually need more on defense. The Bears do need another starter along their offensive line, but that could come in free agency.
Chicago could also use a new starting running back, but they could find someone like that in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft. When you look at the needs of this team and where/how they can fill them, taking a pass rusher in the first round actually makes a great deal of sense for this team.
The Bears take James Pearce Jr to pair with Montez Sweat on their defensive line. Chicago hired Dennis Allen to be their new defensive coordinator. Allen has excelled as a DC for years in the NFL.
11. San Francisco 49ers - Jalon Walker, EDGE, Georgia
The San Francisco 49ers have to flip their thinking a little bit with the roster-building side of things. They need to focus more on the trenches, especially on offense, but they can’t pass up Jalon Walker in this NFL Mock Draft.
He is someone who could probably play both linebacker and EDGE at the NFL level. Perhaps he could play both, but we’ll draft him as an EDGE for the Niners.
San Francisco brought Robert Saleh back as their defensive coordinator, so I would expect they want to run this thing back for another year or two. Doing that does get a lot easier when you hit on some rookie draft picks. Could Jalon Walker be an immediate contributor in San Fran?
12. Dallas Cowboys - Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State
The most obvious and clear-cut selection I can see in the 2025 NFL Draft is the Dallas Cowboys taking Ashton Jeanty. It just makes sense, doesn’t it? Dallas hired Brian Schottenheimer as their head coach and let Mike McCarthy walk out the door. Heck, I am not even sure the Cowboys themselves have any idea what they are doing.
It’s a dysfunctional team doing dysfunctional things. Until Jerry Jones steps aside, Dallas is probably going to remain like this. They also have to figure out what they want to do with Micah Parsons. He’s not been paid yet and absolutely deserves an extension. Dallas should just get that done, but they did fool around with the extensions for Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb.
They add another player on offense and take Ashton Jeanty. To be fair, the Cowboys do need a bell-cow running back, and Jeanty is the best one in a very deep class. This would be a good pick if it was the second round. I personally believe this isn’t the best use of resources.
13. Miami Dolphins - Tyler Booker, OG, Alabama
The Miami Dolphins make a very sound selection here and go with Tyler Booker from Alabama with the 13th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Tyler Booker is a sure-thing at the next level and should have a long and successful NFL career.
The Dolphins have to get more stout in the trenches, period. This team isn’t going to go anywhere until they figure out how to play in cold weather. One way they can do that is by getting better up front.
Miami also has a QB in Tua Tagovailoa who is simply too injury-prone, so the extension they signed him too was questionable at best if you ask me. The Dolphins have Chris Grier as their GM, and I can’t imagine he’ll keep his job if Miami again misses the postseason.
Mike McDaniel is their head coach. He’s been fine but will probably need to help lead this team into the postseason in 2025 to inspire confidence that he’s the one who can be the long-term leader of this team. Miami goes with Tyler Booker at pick 13 in this NFL Mock Draft.
14. Indianapolis Colts - Malaki Starks, S, Georgia
At pick 14, the Indianapolis Colts hammer away at a position of need and take Malaki Starks from Georgia. The Colts have to get better in the secondary this coming offseason, and they do so with Starks, who should be an immediate starter.
They could also use another cornerback. Heck, do they also need a franchise quarterback? They might, as Anthony Richardson just isn’t all that good and has been one of the more inefficient QBs in the NFL since entering the league in 2023.
Richardson probably has to truly hit his stride in 2025 if he wants to keep his starting job after the coming season. It’s really a brutal situation for the Colts, as they have a ton of talent to show for but not a lot of success.
I would be intrigued to see how the Colts approach their QB situation this offseason. Could they bring in a high-end veteran player to compete with Richardson?
15. Atlanta Falcons - Will Johnson, CB, Michigan
The Atlanta Falcons have had an interesting last year. They signed Kirk Cousins in free agency last year on a four-year, $180 million deal. Cousins and the Falcons started out 6-3 and had just swept the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but it felt like Cousins declined in real-time, so the Falcons had no choice but to bench him in favor of Michael Penix Jr, who many were shocked that the team took.
However, it does seem like a genius move in hindsight. The Falcons can now turn their attention Penix and build things around him. They do need to fix their defense in a big way in the offseason. I would be shocked if they didn’t add new players in all three phases of the unit. The pick here for the Falcons is Will Johnson, the top CB from Michigan.
Could Will Johnson and other defensive additions be enough to help the Falcons win the NFC South in the 2025 NFL Season?
16. Arizona Cardinals - Matthew Golden, WR, Texas
For the second year in a row the Arizona Cardinals use a first-round pick on the wide receiver position. They are giving QB Kyler Murray ever single chance to succeed in the new-look Cardinals era. Arizona takes Matthew Golden from Texas at pick 16 in this NFL Mock Draft.
Golden feels like one of them most well-rounded wide receivers in this year’s draft, so the Cardinals are getting a pretty polished player here halfway into the first round.
The Cardinals simply need more talent on their roster. The team could use a boost with their pass rush and maybe another player in their secondary on top of another weapon on offense. We’ll see if this team to add another win or two from their 2024 total. They did win just four games in 2023 but won eight last year, so they are going in the right direction.
17. Cincinnati Bengals - Tyler Warren, TE, Penn State
I decided to take a bit of a different approach here in this NFL Mock Draft. Tyler Warren is my selection for the Cincinnati Bengals at pick 17. Warren is the best tight end in the NFL Draft class and is surely going to be the first TE off the board.
The main issue with the Bengals potentially taking Warren is that the team has huge defensive needs, and they may have way more of a need on that side of the ball than on offense, especially if they can retain Tee Higgins. News broke that the Bengals would be putting the franchise tag on Higgins, which could give them more time to get a long-term deal done.
Cincy decides that they can’t pass up on Tyler Warren. This also probably means that Mike Gesicki was not brought back in free agency if they are taking Warren.
The Bengals have to get with the program in the front office - it feels like this team is outdated up top and just an overall cheap franchise. However, a lot of that won’t matter if they can hit on some rookie draft picks.
18. Seattle Seahawks - Armand Membou, OT, Missouri
Let’s not forget that their starting center, Connor Williams, retired during the 2024 NFL Season, so it made an even bad unit worse. The Seattle Seahawks have to get better along the offensive line this year no matter who is playing QB, but the other issue here is that they do not have a franchise QB, and I personally have no idea why people think Geno Smith is that guy.
He’s not, period, and no NFL team is going to go where they want with him under center. The issue here is that there isn’t a clear-cut QB upgrade this offseason, so Mike Macdonald may have to deal with Geno Smith under center yet again in 2025.
They can try to fix up the offensive line in the meantime and could potentially look toward the 2026 NFL Draft to find their long-term QB solution. I noticed that the most dedicated Geno Smith defenders will really go out of their way to try and tell you that he’s so good. But if he is all that, wouldn’t it be pretty obvious among most of the NFL landscape? Armand Membou is the pick for Seattle with the 18th overall selection.
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Luther Burden, WR, Missouri
With Chris Godwin set to hit the free agency market and Mike Evans getting old, the wide receiver position is absolutely a need for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. I went with Luther Burden here. Burden is very good with the ball in his hands and seems to profile similarly to Deebo Samuel at the NFL level.
The Bucs have to get younger on offense and give Baker Mayfield another weapon with the selection of Burden. Tampa again won the NFC South, but they did get bounced out in the first round of the NFL Playoffs by the Washington Commanders.
Tampa feels like a good team and nothing more. However, what exactly do the Bucs to get to that next level? Do they need a better head coach? A better quarterback? Something else?
20. Denver Broncos - Colston Loveland, TE, Michigan
This is a pick that has been mocked constantly to the Denver Broncos. Colston Loveland would fill a huge position of need for the Broncos, and with Tyler Warren off the board, the Broncos decide to take Loveland, who is still very much worthy of the 20th overall pick.
He fits more of the Travis Kelce type of tight end rather than a Rob Gronkowski type, if that makes sense. Denver got virtually zero production from their TE room in the 2024 NFL Season, and I could even see Sean Payton signing a tight end in free agency along with taking one in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Denver is also probably going to add a player at the RB position this offseason as well and could even add another wide receiver if the price is right. Expect a heavy dose of the offensive skill players this offseason for the Broncos. They’ll add one of the best TEs in the NFL Draft in Colston Loveland at pick 20.
Bo Nix gets another weapon.
21. Pittsburgh Steelers - Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio State
The Pittsburgh Steelers have to get more wide receiver help. There was the Brandon Aiyuk saga last offseason, and it felt like for weeks and weeks we were going to get news that the Steelers had actually pulled the trade off. It never happened, and now the Steelers best WR is George Pickens, who clearly has an attitude problem at times.
The Steelers take Emeka Egbuka from Ohio State. Egbuka comes into the NFL following in the footsteps of a ton of high-profile wide receivers from Ohio State. It’s not that there is a ton of pressure on Emeka Egbuka to succeed, but there is a ton of former OSU wide receivers who make it big in the NFL.
I could see a scenario where the Steelers actually try and take George Pickens and reset at this position. Who plays QB for them in 2025, though? Justin Fields or Aaron Rodgers is going to be my guess.
22. Los Angeles Chargers - Derrick Harmon, DT, Oregon
The Los Angeles Chargers may have their eyes on a former Michigan player. They did get some last offseason, and it makes sense, as former Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh is their head coach now, as we all know. Harbaugh found immediate success with the Chargers in 2024. They won 11 games and made the postseason with most of the same players from the year before.
They had won just five games in the 2023 NFL Season. Harbaugh clearly knows what he is doing, so the hope here is that the Chargers can keep stacking talent in hopes of building a Super Bowl contender one day. At pick 22 in this 2025 NFL Mock Draft, they go with Derrick Harmon from Oregon and get a much-needed younger body along their defensive line.
It will be interesting to see if one or both of Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack are no longer with the team when the 2025 NFL Offseason begins. At some point, LA is going to have to get younger there.
23. Cleveland Browns - Josh Simmons, OT, Ohio State
The major trade we have in store for you is the Cleveland Browns sending stud defensive end Myles Garrett to the Green Bay Packers for two first-round picks. The first pick they part with is the 23rd overall selection in this draft, which the Browns then will use on Josh Simmons, the tackle from Ohio State.
The Browns also get the Packers’ first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft as well. For the Packers, they get a truly elite player and try to make some headway in the NFC. It does feel like Green Bay is on the cusp of being great, but they just need a couple of elite players to get there. Myles Garrett is going to take their defense to the next level, which is huge for this unit.
It will be interesting to see if they bring an upgrade somewhere on offense. Myles Garrett heads to the NFC in this mock draft. Will this be enough for the Packers to win the division in 2025?
24. Minnesota Vikings - Shavon Revel, CB, East Carolina
One area where I can just about guarantee the Minnesota Vikings will be making some additions to is the secondary. They could use help at both cornerback and safety in the 2025 NFL Offseason. At pick 24, they take Shavon Revel, the talented cornerback from East Carolina.
The biggest decision this team is going to have to make is what to do at QB. Do they re-sign Sam Darnold and hope that he can build on his unexpected success in 2024? Or do they take the path with JJ McCarthy, their de-facto rookie QB who did not play in the 2024 NFL Season due to injury? I would hate to have to make this decision, honestly.
For now, though, we won’t think about that and instead add a player to their secondary. Shavon Revel heads to the Vikings at pick 24 in this NFL Mock Draft.
25. Houston Texans - Tyleik Williams, DT, Ohio State
The Houston Texans again won 10 games, won the AFC South, and won one playoff game. It’s not a bad thing that they had the same season in 2024 that they did in 2023, but they didn’t clearly make a jump like some of us were expecting. One area where this team could look to address is the interior offensive line, but like most teams, they have multiple needs.
Houston takes Ohio State defensive tackle Tyleik Williams at pick 25. DeMeco Ryans does get another player along their DL. They don’t have a ton of cap space to spend this offseason, so GM Nick Caserio is going to have to free up some space for Houston to make some moves in free agency if that’s what they want to do.
They will bolster their defensive line in this NFL Mock Draft with Tyleik Williams, but the iOL could be a position they target with this pick as well.
26. Los Angeles Rams - Benjamin Morrison, CB, Notre Dame
The Los Angeles Rams started the 2024 NFL Season 1-4. It wasn’t because they were a bad team, though. They were dealing with a ton of injuries but did get healthy enough to finish the season with a strong 10-7 record. It was good enough to win the NFC West, which saw the downfall of the San Francisco 49ers.
The Rams were able to make it to the NFC Divisional Round in 2024 but could not get past the Philadelphia Eagles, but no one did in the postseason. The Rams absolutely have to remake their secondary in a similar way they did to their defensive line in prior NFL Drafts. LA takes Benjamin Morrison from Notre Dame at pick 26. It’s a very strong pick for GM Les Snead and this young, up-and-coming defense.
The biggest thing to follow with this team is what happens with guys like Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp. I do think there is a shot that both players are gone in 2025, believe it or not. LA takes Morrison here at pick 26.
27. Baltimore Ravens - Cameron Williams, OT, Texas
What exactly do the Baltimore Ravens need to get over the hump? Is it another player along the offensive line? Another wide receiver? How much better does Lamar Jackson need to play for this to happen? Shoot, this is a huge issue for the Ravens. It’s clear that just about everything is working for this team nearly all the time, but they still continue to fall short.
They lost in the AFC Divisional Round in the 2024 NFL Season, and to make matters worse, it does feel like Jackson got cheated out oof his third NFL MVP. I guess we’ll go with Texas tackle Cameron Williams at pick 27 in this NFL Mock Draft. It’s not really clear if Williams is going to be what the team needs to get over the hump, but improving the offensive line can’t hurt.
Baltimore has not won multiple postseason games in a season since winning the Super Bowl back in the 2012 NFL Season. Yes, it has been that long.
28. Detroit Lions - Walter Nolen, DT, Ole Miss
If not for some brutal defensive injuries, the Detroit Lions could have won the Super Bowl this year. Their roster was just that good. The Lions decide to bolster the defensive line and take Walter Nolen at pick 28 in this 2025 NFL Mock Draft.
Detroit lost Aaron Glenn and Ben Johnson to head coaching jobs this offseason, so this team could regress a bit in 2025 because of the loss of both men. It will be interesting to see just how good of a head coach Dan Campbell truly is.
He’s now out two top, elite coordinators to head coaching jobs. The best path forward for this Lions team is to keep building how they have, and that’s through the NFL Draft. Walter Nolen would be coming into a flat-out elite culture in Detroit and would be able to play alongside Aidan Hutchinson, who is one of the best pass rushers in the NFL. Nolen to the Lions at pick 28.
29. Washington Commanders - Jahdae Barron, DB, Texas
Jahdae Barron kind of feels like Brian Branch a little bit, doesn’t he? Barron can play all over the secondary and is going to be a huge player for Dan Quinn’s defense. He’s the Washington Commanders pick at the 29th slot in this 2025 NFL Mock Draft.
Washington shocked the NFL world in 2024 and went 12-5 in the regular season. They also won their first two playoff games and were one game away from the Super Bowl this year. It was truly astounding to see just how far this team went with a head coach in his first year on this job and with a rookie QB in Jayden Daniels.
With a ton of cap space for 2025, Washington is going to be a problem for years to come. They’ll also add a key player to their secondary in this NFL Mock Draft with the selection of Jahdae Barron.
30. Buffalo Bills - Nick Emmanwori, S, South Carolina
The Buffalo Bills absolutely have to beef up their secondary in the 2025 NFL Offseason, and they do just that by taking Nick Emmanwori from South Carolina with the 30th overall selection in this mock draft.
Buffalo can’t keep trotting Damar Hamlin back out there. Yes, he’s a good story, but he’s not an every-week starter in this league. Buffalo has to get more serious on the backend. They did whiff on Kaiir Elam, a former first-round draft pick at CB.
Brandon Beane needs to fix this unit in the 2025 NFL Offseason and could also add some help for his QB at the wide receiver position. Buffalo did trade for Amari Cooper during the season. It will be intriguing to see how the Bills approach this offseason, as they seem to be close, but it’s hard to truly identify what this team needs to get over the hump.
31. Kansas City Chiefs - Kenneth Grant, DT, Michigan
That was an embarrassing way to lose a Super Bowl, honestly. The Kansas City Chiefs lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. It was a total drubbing from the Eagles. And it definitely made us look at the Chiefs a lot differently. KC does need some offensive line help, specifically at left tackle, and they also could use some help at WR and RB.
However, they can’t neglect the rest of the roster either, and with limited cap space this offseason, GM Brett Veach absolutely has hit work cut out for him. At pick 31 in this mock draft, the Chiefs actually go with Kenneth Grant. They try to stack up along their defensive line. And this is kind of an Eagles’ type of pick where you aren’t exactly sure if they need another player along their defensive line, but they make the pick anyway given how important the trenches are.
It would not shock me to see Kansas City target a left tackle here, though. They could draft for specific need here, and LT would fit that bill quite well, but they go with a defensive tackle in this mock.
32. Philadelphia Eagles - Jihaad Campbell, LB, Alabama
With the injury history of Nakobe Dean and the free agency of Zack Baun, it would not shock me to see the Philadelphia Eagles taking a linebacker in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. In this mock draft, they went with Jihaad Campbell from Alabama. Howie Roseman continues the high-end investment into the defense.
But the Eagles may also have to worry about losing Josh Sweat and Milton Williams in free agency, so the sharp GM who now has two Super Bowls will have his work cut out for him in about a month from now. He and his staff have done a great job at hitting on draft picks in recent years.
It would not shock me if Jihaad Campbell ended up being a very good professional, and this would be a different trend than what we’ve seen from the Eagles in recent years. They haven’t always invested top-notch resources into the ILB unit. Maybe that changes this coming offseason?