The 2025 Draft Thread

Bulldog said:
It's a good position to be in this year as there are not as many blue chippers early as 2024 but better depth later in the draft, especially on defense.
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Agree but I also think a QB needy team is going to jump back into the late 1st and want to draft either Sanders or Dart, which ever one is still on the board.
 
RWJ said:
Agree but I also think a QB needy team is going to jump back into the late 1st and want to draft either Sanders or Dart, which ever one is still on the board.
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While I've not delved into the QB class aside from Ewers and Dart last year, whom I like, I'm a little baffled why Jalen Milroe is not getting more attention. He's got negatives according to his profiles I've been reading - accuracy being a big one. But, Anthony Richardson was the least accurate QB I've ever seen in college and he was obviously highly regarded. Jalen's the better pure athlete than AR IMO. Jalen can flat out move and can be a weapon. IDK maybe teams are wary precisely because of AR's struggles but you can't deny there's something interesting to work with. Long story short - maybe Milroe will garner interest if he's there @29 assuming we don't trade down.
 
The Chump Bailey said:
While I've not delved into the QB class aside from Ewers and Dart last year, whom I like, I'm a little baffled why Jalen Milroe is not getting more attention. He's got negatives according to his profiles I've been reading - accuracy being a big one. But, Anthony Richardson was the least accurate QB I've ever seen in college and he was obviously highly regarded. Jalen's the better pure athlete than AR IMO. Jalen can flat out move and can be a weapon. IDK maybe teams are wary precisely because of AR's struggles but you can't deny there's something interesting to work with. Long story short - maybe Milroe will garner interest if he's there @29 assuming we don't trade down.
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According to some reports, Milroe is the best athletic or most physically gifted QB in this class but he also has a lot of ?s too as you mentioned (i.e., small hands, decision making, ball placement and accuracy etc.).
 
If Jihaad Campbell falls to #29 do you take him? He's not the athletic marvel that Micah Parsons is but he can be played like Parsons at different positions and you can bring the heat with him often. I think he fits DQ's scheme well.
 
RWJ said:
If Jihaad Campbell falls to #29 do you take him? He's not the athletic marvel that Micah Parsons is but he can be played like Parsons at different positions and you can bring the heat with him often. I think he fits DQ's scheme well.
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He reminds me of one of my all time fav LB's Patrick Willis. I'd sprint the card in personally.
 
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I wouldn't be upset if AP took him. It's possible he may be taken before our pick and maybe after our pick. Players fall in drafts and maybe AP trades down for more draft picks. We have 5 more weeks to wait and see.
 
I've read (but haven't watched yet) that Jihaad Campbell has meh instincts and isn't the quickest read/react to what's happening in front of him.

I feel like Patrick Willis had those in spades.

So what are thoughts here on that negative for Campbell? Is it just off base and wrong or what?
 
Always Commander Never Captain said:
I've read (but haven't watched yet) that Jihaad Campbell has meh instincts and isn't the quickest read/react to what's happening in front of him.

I feel like Patrick Willis had those in spades.

So what are thoughts here on that negative for Campbell? Is it just off base and wrong or what?
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From the clips I've viewed the dude is a stud and the surest tackler in the group. Jalon Walker is excellent too but has more pass rushing juice than JC, though he is a good blitzer.
 
Riggo44 said:
Oladejo screams Commander.
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Absolutely. If I had to pick some that fit that profile in all ways among the players I've digested their profiles: Oladejo, Maxwell Hairston, Landon Jackson, Jack Sawyer, Egbuka, RJ Harvey, Treveyon Henderson, Devin Neal, Jack Bech.

Only paid attention to those that could be in the range of our picks thus far.
 
Riggo44 said:
Oladejo screams Commander.
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He kinda screams "mediocre" to me. He's got meh size, decent athleticism, ok burst, but nothing special. Watching his cutups it looks like most of his sacks and TFLs came from either coverage sacks or when he was unblocked scheme-wise. I guess I'd be ok with him as a mid or late rounder.
 
Wonder if we stick with the high RAS score theme this year, as well as the high end leadership/culture traits. Obviously the latter is a bit harder for us fans to pin down…
 
Attention whore-ing aside :)

I still believe the Miami Edge Tyler Baron offers the best value/bang for the draft capital buck. I was going to put BYU's Tyler Batty in the OLB group if I try and rank them but he is an interesting Day 3 pick to me.

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Tyler Baron, a defensive end who transferred to Miami from Tennessee, is being touted as a potential "sleeper" pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, with some experts suggesting he could be a first-round talent.
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The league should compensate Washington because it waited so long to force Snyder out.

They ought to give us multiple picks for pain and suffering.
 
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