2025 NFL Draft: Travis Hunter du Colorado, Abdul Carter de Penn State at the top of the final classification of the perspective – Blogging Sole

2025 NFL draft is two days. THE Nfl Scouting Combine, All-Star Events, Pro Days and 30 visits led at that time. The work carried out to assess eligible prospects is complete and it only remains to make the choices.

In an effort to remove the curtain and offer fans an early overview of the moment when these players can get out of the table, CBSSports.com has compiled its prospect ranking one last time. The large table below is a compilation of the classification of individual perspectives by Ryan Wilson, Chris Trapasso, Mike Renner and I.

1 Travis Hunter CB Colorado
2 Abdul Carter EDGE Penn State
3 Cam room QB Miami
4 Mason Graham Dl Michigan
5 Tetairoa McMillan WR Arizona
6 Will Campbell Ot Lsu
7 Walker milestone EDGE Georgia
8 Armand Membou Ot Missouri
9 Kelvin Banks Jr. Ot Texas
10 Ashton Jeanty Rb Wooden state
11 Mike Green EDGE Marshal
12 COLSTON Loveland You Michigan
13 Jihaad Campbell Kg Alabama
14 Luther burden WR Missouri
15 Walter NOLEN Dl OLE MISS
16 Josh Simmons Ot Ohio State
17 Will Johnson CB Michigan
18 Starks Malaki S Georgia
19 Nick Emmanwori S South Carolina
20 James Pearce Jr. EDGE Tennessee
21 Jahdae Barron CB Texas
22 Matthew Golden WR Texas
23 Tyler Booker Lio Alabama
24 Mykel Williams EDGE Georgia
25 DERRICK HARMON Dl Oregon

The alleged overall selection n ° 1, the quarter-rear of Miami Cam Ward, is the global perspective n ° 3 in the final classification. Travis Hunter of Colorado has been planned both as a corner half and a wide receiver. The league has not seen a player capable of playing positions on both sides of the ball at a high level. Penn State Edge Rusher Abdul Carter is the perspective often mentioned online with Hunter during the discussion of first -rate talents available in this project class. The other perspective that is held in a similar regard is the bearer of Ballon de Boise State Ashton Jeanty; The one and only balloon prospect in the top-25 in the general classification. The position value may not transport it in the Top 5 in total, but there is a small sampling of prospects in their respective positions that Jeanty.

It is interesting to note that the draft of the NFL 2025 is not considered to be particularly strong in the offensive tackle and yet three have found their way in the Top 10 overall. One of the other dishes to remember interesting is that the Missouri wide receiver, Luther Burden, was able to fight against the public narrative that he slips from the boards. Burden is the second widely rated wide receiver behind Tetairoa McMillan of Arizona and ahead of Matthew Golden, Emeka Egbuka from Ohio State, Ohio.

The most represented group is the edge of the edge with five. Particularly absent were the quarter of Colorado Shemer Sanders and the tight winger of Penn State Tyler Warren.

26 Maxwell Hairston CB Kentucky
27 Zabel Gray Lio Northern Dakota State
28 Sheder Sanders QB Colorado
29 Emeka Egbuka WR Ohio State
30 Tyler Warren You Penn State
31 Josh Conerly Jr. Ot Oregon
32 Shemar Stewart EDGE Texas A & M
33 Shavon Revel CB Caroline de l’Est
34 Benjamin Morrison CB Our Lady
35 Nic Scourton EDGE Texas A & M
36 Kenneth Grant Dl Michigan
37 Trey Amos CB OLE MISS
38 Omarion Hampton Rb North Carolina
39 Donovan Jackson Lio Ohio State
40 Donovan Ezeiruaku EDGE Boston College
41 Tyleik Williams Dl Ohio State
42 Darius Alexander Dl Toledo
43 Jayden Higgins WR Iowa statement
44 Aireontae Ersery Ot Minnesota
45 Carson Schwesinger Kg UCLA
46 Jt tuimoloau EDGE Ohio State
47 Deone Walker Dl Kentucky
48 Azareye’h Thomas CB Florida State
49 Kevin Winston Jr. S Penn State
50 Jaxson Dart QB OLE MISS

A consideration is that with a limited offer of perspectives with the first round notes, there is more variation between the classification of prospects from one team or from one media to another. The quarter of Ole Miss Jaxson Dart and Sanders are the other two quarters in the top 50 of the general classification.

The second group is significantly light with regard to skill positions. Omarion Hampton in North Carolina is the only ball carrier. Warren is the only tight end. Jayden Higgins and Egbuka from Iowa State are the only wide receivers. However, the cornerbacks (5), the on -board rushers (4) or defensive line players (4).

Why understand the depths of each position and where the races could potentially occur significant? A team can have needs in the offensive tackle and the Rusher Edge or the defensive line. If they know that the latter could adequately be discussed day 2, it could inform their decision to make an offensive tackle on Thursday evening.

51 TJ Sanders Dl South Carolina
52 Landon Jackson EDGE Arkansas
53 Jack Sawyer EDGE Ohio State
54 Harold Fannin Jr. You Bowling Green
55 Wyatt Milum Ot Virginie-Western
56 Omarr Norman-Lott Dl Tennessee
57 Jonah Savaiinaea Ot Arizona
58 CJ West Dl Indiana
59 Jared Ivey EDGE OLE MISS
60 Mason Taylor You Lsu
61 Bradyn Swinson EDGE Lsu
62 Darien Porter CB Iowa statement
63 Logan Brown Ot Kansas
64 Isaiah link WR Alabama
65 Alfred Collins Dl Texas
66 Royals of Jalen WR Utah state
67 Charles Grant Ot William & Mary
68 Ozzy Trapilo Ot Boston College
69 Cameron Williams Ot Texas
70 Be Harris WR OLE MISS
71 Jack Bech WR Tucu
72 Tai Felton WR Maryland
73 Princely Umanmelen EDGE OLE MISS
74 Jared Wilson Lio Georgia
75 Vernon Broughton Dl Texas
76 Marcus Mbow Ot Purge
77 Bilhal Kone CB Western Michigan
78 Emery Jones Jr. Ot Lsu
79 Sai’vion Jones Dl Lsu
80 Joshua farmer Dl Florida State
81 Xavier Watts S Our Lady
82 Elijah Arroyo You Miami
83 Oluwafemi Oldojo EDGE UCLA
84 Terrance Ferguson You Oregon
85 Elic Ayomanor WR Stanford
86 Treveyon Henderson Rb Ohio State
87 David Walker EDGE Central Arkansas
88 Kyle Williams WR Washington condition
89 Quinshon Judkins Rb Ohio State
90 Josaiah Stewart EDGE Michigan
91 Jalen Travis Ot Iowa statement
92 Bhashul Tuten Rb Virginia Tech
93 Jaylin Smith CB USC
94 Jalen Milroe QB Alabama
95 Kyle Kennard EDGE South Carolina
96 Jacob Parrish CB Kansas state
97 Jaylin Noel WR Iowa statement
98 Miles Frazier Lio Lsu
99 Will Howard QB Ohio State
100 Zah Frazier CB Utsa

The rest of the Top 100 in the general classification is heavy on the on -board rushers (9), the offensive plated (9) and the wide receivers (8). These three positions represent almost 50% of stains 51-100. There were two other quarters, Jalen Milroe de l’Alabama and Will Howard of Ohio State, classified among the first 100 in total.

The run on runners should occur on day 2. After two were among the first 50 in the general classification, three others were among the first 100 in total, but many others should hear their names called Friday evening.

To summarize the top 100 in total, there were 11 prospects for non-power 4 and old PAC-12 schools. Recently, I explored the impact of the institution of the name, the image and the resemblance (Nile) and the transfer portal on the production of small prospects for schooling.

101 Bishops Dl Virginia Tech
102 Toryton Horton WR Colorado State
103 Kaleb Johnson Rb Iowa
104 Shemar Turner Dl Texas A & M
105 Tate RATLEDGE Lio Georgia
106 RJ Harvey Rb UCF
107 Quinn ewers QB Texas
108 Kyle McCord QB Syracuse
109 Gunnar bar You Texas
110 Andrew Mukuba S Texas
111 Jarquez Hunter Rb Auburn
112 Demetrius Knight Jr. Kg South Carolina
113 Anthony Belton Lio NC state
114 Brashard Smith Rb SMU
115 Jordan Burch Dl Oregon
116 Denzel Burke CB Ohio State
117 Tyler Shough QB Louisville
118 Tyler Baron EDGE Miami
119 That Robinson EDGE Alabama
120 JJ Pages Dl OLE MISS
121 Nohl Williams CB California
122 Elijah Roberts EDGE SMU
123 Jordan Hancock CB Ohio State
124 Zy Alexander CB Lsu
125 Golden Justin CB Minnesota
126 Danny Stutsman Kg Oklahoma
127 Webb clay Lio Jacksonville State
128 Chris Paul Jr. Kg Arkansas
129 Ajani Cornelius Lio Oregon
130 Jonas Sanker S Virginia
131 Damien Martinez Rb Miami
132 Barryn Sorrell EDGE Texas
133 Cameron Skattebo Rb Arizona State
134 Savion Williams WR Tucu
135 Ty Robinson Dl Nebraska
136 Quincy Riley CB Louisville
137 Ashton Gillotte S Rutgers
138 Tez Johnson WR Oregon
139 Rathan Rançon S Ohio State
140 DJ Giddens Rb Kansas state
141 Alijah Huzzie CB North Carolina
142 Lane Jaylin WR Virginia Tech
143 Jah Joyner EDGE Minnesota
144 CJ DIPPRE You Alabama
145 Jack Kiser Kg Our Lady
146 Dylan Sampson Rb Tennessee
147 Jaylen Reed S Penn State
148 Isaac Teslaa WR Arkansas
149 DYLAN FAIRICHILD Lio Georgia
150 Tahj Brooks Rb Texas Tech

2025 NFL draft must take place from April 24 to 26 at the Field Lambeau in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Greater project coverage can be found on cbssports.com, including the weekly Mack Drafts and one regularly available Look at the eligible prospects.

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