2025 NFL Draft: Ultimate Top 300 Big Board – Every Prospect Ranked Including Travis Hunter, Mason Graham, and More

    #DraftSZN is here, and it's glorious. Who joins Travis Hunter and Mason Graham atop our 2025 NFL Draft Top 300 Big Board?

    The 2025 NFL Draft Top 300 Big Board is far from final, with all-star bowls, the NFL Combine, and pro days yet to commence. Nevertheless, 1-on-1 drills and physical measurements only add details to the larger picture already painted by the film. So, which prospects comprise the Top 300?

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    10) Kelvin Banks Jr., OT, Texas

    Kelvin Banks Jr. stepped off the plane in Austin and immediately shined at left tackle, particularly in pass protection. The former five-star recruit has lived up to his billing and then some, and after three straight years of linear progression, he should be a top-10 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.

    Banks is a rare tackle prospect, standing 6’4″, 324 pounds, with nearly 35″ arms. His dense frame, leverage, and reach can disrupt opponents’ pass-rush plans with ease and should translate to the NFL level.

    9) Malaki Starks, S, Georgia 

    Since 2022, Malaki Starks has registered six INTs and 17 PBUs, highlighting his playmaking ability in coverage. But he’s also one of the best tacklers in the nation and revels in crashing the box and forcing negative plays for the offense.

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    Versatility is king on defense, and that just so happens to be Starks’ middle name.

    8) Will Johnson, CB, Michigan 

    Will Johnson could’ve started in the NFL last season — that’s how good he is. At 6’2″ and 202 pounds, he has all the physical tools to be a shutdown corner (two pick-sixes), not to mention his easy-to-see intangibles: competitiveness, patience, and high football IQ to recognize route concepts.

    Injuries cut Johnson’s 2024 season short, but he’s still a top-10 prospect in the draft.

    7) Will Campbell, OT, LSU 

    Will Campbell has started at left tackle since his true freshman season in 2022 and has never looked back. The 6’6″ and 325-pound OT is a mauler in the ground game and allowed just four sacks across 1,500+ pass-blocking snaps in his career.

    He’s balanced, has strong hands, and is explosive off the ball with the range to pull in the run game and mirror twitchier edge rushers. Don’t let the “shorter than you’d like” arm-length discussions distract from his OT1 film.

    6) Cameron Ward, QB, Miami

    If there is one QB I’m hanging my hat on as a general manager, it’s Cam Ward.

    A Heisman finalist, he was the most electrifying QB in college football. With seemingly every arm angle at his disposal and unmatched, low-effort velocity, he’s a playmaker in the purest sense. Add in his impressive athleticism, dense frame that can shrug off weaker sack attempts, and unwavering confidence, and you’ve got the makings of a future face of the franchise.

    Still, Ward’s desire to create magic often works against him. He has a penchant for cross-body and cross-field throws into traffic, and his decision-making inside the pocket can be suspect when plays break down.

    His biggest challenge, however, is staying on schedule — both within the confines of the offense and with his mechanics. Not only is his footwork rather erratic, but he often drifts in the pocket. Ward also lives and dies by the big play, and while he’s a better athlete with a bigger arm, his overall game mirrors that of Zach Wilson.

    With time to sit behind a veteran signal-caller and refine his approach, Ward’s ceiling towers over the rest of the 2025 class. The key will be patience, but the potential reward is that of a longtime QB1 willing to make the throws that win big games.

    5) Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State

    Saquon Barkley was an athletic marvel. Bijan Robinson’s role at Texas elevated him into rarefied air. Yet, neither was as complete as Ashton Jeanty coming out of college. If you ignore his amusement park height restriction (5’9″), Jeanty has no real weaknesses.

    In 2023, he led all running backs in receiving yards, showcased elite awareness in pass protection, and demonstrated a vision that could only be described as upper echelon. Whether stringing together Marshawn Lynch-style broken tackles or breaking away with his explosive long speed, Jeanty is the complete back.

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    He quite literally carried the Boise State Broncos to the CFP, and while the offensive line has done its job, Jeanty has had no issue creating his own holes.

    With a compact frame, low center of gravity, soft hands as a receiver, playmaking ability in the open field, and the physical prowess to shed arm tackles and cut through the line like butter, Jeanty is a top-10 overall prospect in the 2025 NFL Draft.

    4) Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Arizona

    With Noah Fifita slinging him the rock, Tetairoa McMillan exploded for 1,402 yards and 10 scores last fall and came right back for another 84-1,319-8 receiving line this year.

    The 6’5″, 210-pound skywalker obviously has contested-catch appeal due to his size and length, but he is actually quite flexible as a route runner — watch McMillan’s Week 1 tape vs. New Mexico to glimpse his ceiling (10-304-4 line).

    McMillan is smooth and technical as a route runner, has long strides that eat up space, and owns goalie glove-sized hands that make footballs disappear like few others.

    Is he a bona fide NFL No. 1? No, largely due to his lack of post-catch creativity and true explosiveness. But McMillan doesn’t need either trait to succeed on the outside and should have no issue moving the chains routinely in the league.

    3) Abdul Carter, EDGE, Penn State

    It’s difficult not to compare Abdul Carter to former Penn State great Micah Parsons since they took a similar career path (LB to full-time EDGE) and wear No. 11. But Carter is what the late Kobe Bryant called a “different animal and the same beast.”

    With top-tier bend and burst, you’ll often see offensive linemen hold Carter off the edge. Even still, he’s able to get home with impressive hand usage and a red-hot motor. Oh, and he has the athleticism to drop into coverage or rotate as an off-ball LB!

    2) Mason Graham, DT, Michigan

    Mason Graham moves like a man 20 pounds lighter but possesses the heavy hands to club offensive linemen and jolt them backward. His lateral quickness and first-step explosion make him a nightmare to handle against the run.

    Graham may be the single most dominant player in the country, but Michigan’s rotation and the elite talent around him hold him back from producing jaw-dropping numbers.

    1) Travis Hunter, CB, Colorado

    The biggest question on draft analysts’ and fans’ minds is, “Will Travis Hunter play both ways in the NFL?” In short, yes. But the two-way star is assuredly going to start on one side of the ball *cough* CB *cough* and moonlight on the other.

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    While Hunter’s fluid mobility, ball skills, and elite athleticism translate best at corner, he has the skill set to see 10-20 snaps on the offense side of the ball. Hunter quite literally makes plays that no other player can, and playing two positions didn’t cap his output either (74-911-9 receiving line; three INTs and eight PBUs).

    Use the table below to navigate through the top 300 players ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.

    RankPlayerPositionSchool
    1Travis HunterCBColorado
    2Mason GrahamDTMichigan
    3Abdul CarterEDGEPenn State
    4Tetairoa McMillanCBArizona
    5Ashton JeantyRBBoise State
    6Cameron WardQBMiami (FL)
    7Will CampbellOTLSU
    8Will JohnsonCBMichigan
    9Malaki StarksSGeorgia
    10Kelvin Banks Jr.OTTexas
    11Mykel WilliamsEDGEGeorgia
    12Shavon RevelCBEast Carolina
    13James Pearce Jr.EDGETennessee
    14Nick EmmanworiSSouth Carolina
    15Tyler WarrenTEPenn State
    16Nic ScourtonEDGETexas A&M
    17Shedeur SandersQBColorado
    18Luther BurdenWRMissouri
    19Wyatt MilumOGWest Virginia
    20Jalon WalkerLBGeorgia
    21Aireontae ErseryOTMinnesota
    22Colston LovelandTEMichigan
    23Derrick HarmonDTOregon
    24Emeka EgbukaWROhio State
    25Tyler BookerOGAlabama
    26Jahdae BarronCBTexas
    27Shemar StewartEDGETexas A&M
    28Cameron WilliamsOTTexas
    29Kenneth GrantDTMichigan
    30Benjamin MorrisonCBNotre Dame
    31Mike GreenEDGEMarshall
    32Isaiah BondWRTexas
    33Jihaad CampbellLBAlabama
    34Armand MembouOTMissouri
    35Princely UmanmielenEDGEOle Miss
    36Omarion HamptonRBNorth Carolina
    37Marcus MbowOCPurdue
    38Walter NolenDTOle Miss
    39Jalen MilroeQBAlabama
    40Harold Fannin Jr.TEBowling Green
    41Tyleik WilliamsDTOhio State
    42Tre HarrisWROle Miss
    43Donovan JacksonOGOhio State
    44Trey AmosCBOle Miss
    45Kaleb JohnsonRBIowa
    46Xavier WattsSNotre Dame
    47Landon JacksonEDGEArkansas
    48Jared WilsonOCGeorgia
    49Deone WalkerDTKentucky
    50Josh Conerly Jr.OTOregon
    51T.J. SandersDTSouth Carolina
    52Maxwell HairstonCBKentucky
    53Jonah SavaiinaeaOTArizona
    54Donovan EzeiruakuEDGEBoston College
    55Barrett CarterLBClemson
    56Elic AyomanorWRStanford
    57Darien PorterCBIowa State
    58Xavier RestrepoWRMiami (FL)
    59Kyle KennardEDGESouth Carolina
    60Kevin Winston Jr.SPenn State
    61Gunnar HelmTETexas
    62Emery JonesOTLSU
    63Josh SimmonsOTOhio State
    64Ajani CorneliusOTOregon
    65Tez JohnsonWROregon
    66Andrew MukubaSTexas
    67Jaxson DartQBOle Miss
    68Ashton GillotteEDGELouisville
    69Howard Cross IIIDTNotre Dame
    70TreVeyon HendersonRBOhio State
    71Chris Paul Jr.LBOle Miss
    72Quinshon JudkinsRBOhio State
    73Kaimon RuckerEDGENorth Carolina
    74Tate RatledgeOGGeorgia
    75Aeneas PeeblesDTVirginia Tech
    76DJ GiddensRBKansas State
    77Dorian StrongCBVirginia Tech
    78Jayden HigginsWRIowa State
    79Jack SawyerEDGEOhio State
    80Carson SchwesingerLBUCLA
    81Lathan RansomSOhio State
    82Mason TaylorTELSU
    83David WalkerEDGECentral Arkansas
    84Alfred CollinsDTTexas
    85Hollin PierceOTRutgers
    86Jay HigginsLBIowa
    87Savion WilliamsWRTCU
    88Cam SkatteboRBArizona State
    89Bhayshul TutenRBVirginia Tech
    90Zy AlexanderCBLSU
    91Terrance FergusonTEOregon
    92Dillon GabrielQBOregon
    93Brashard SmithRBSMU
    94C.J. WestDTIndiana
    95Denzel BurkeCBOhio State
    96Jalen RoyalsWRUtah State
    97Pat BryantWRIllinois
    98Lander BartonLBUtah
    99Phil MafahRBClemson
    100Oronde Gadsden IITESyracuse
    101Trey WedigOTIndiana
    102Will HowardQBOhio State
    103Malachi MooreSAlabama
    104Billy Bowman Jr.SOklahoma
    105Garrett DellingerOGLSU
    106Raheim SandersRBSouth Carolina
    107Jaylin NoelWRIowa State
    108Andrew ArmstrongWRArkansas
    109Anthony BeltonOTNC State
    110Cam'Ron JacksonDTFlorida
    111Jeffrey BassaLBOregon
    112Ricky WhiteWRUNLV
    113Quinn EwersQBTexas
    114Jordan JamesRBOregon
    115Kyle MonangaiRBRutgers
    116Jack NelsonOTWisconsin
    117Grey ZabelOGNorth Dakota State
    118Bradyn SwinsonEDGELSU
    119Jermari HarrisCBIowa
    120Evan StewartWROregon
    121Riley LeonardQBNotre Dame
    122Jared IveyEDGEOle Miss
    123Dontay CorleoneDTCincinnati
    124Elijah RobertsEDGESMU
    125Jaquez HunterRBAuburn
    126RJ HarveyRBUCF
    127Jack BechWRTCU
    128Chase LundtOTUConn
    129Luke KandraOGCincinnati
    130J.T. TuimoloauEDGEOhio State
    131Jamaree CaldwellDTOregon
    132Miles FrazierOGLSU
    133Jonas SankerSVirginia
    134Quincy RileyCBLouisville
    135Ty RobinsonDTNebraska
    136Lan LarisonRBUC Davis
    137Nick NashWRSan Jose State
    138Jake BriningstoolTEClemson
    139JC DavisOTIllinois
    140Jackson WoodardLBUNLV
    141Jabbar MuhammadCBOregon
    142Jonah MonheimOCUSC
    143Cobee BryantCBKansas
    144Mello DotsonCBKansas
    145Riley MahlmanOTWisconsin
    146Corey KinerRBCincinnati
    147Earnest Greene IIIOTGeorgia
    148Will SheppardWRColorado
    149Dont'e Thornton Jr.WRTennessee
    150Woody MarksRBUSC
    151Tyler BaronEDGEMiami (FL)
    152Demetrius Knight Jr.LBSouth Carolina
    153Hunter WohlerSWisconsin
    154Danny StutsmanLBOklahoma
    155Ozzy TrapiloOTBoston College
    156Josaiah StewartEDGEMichigan
    157Teddye BuchananLBCal
    158Kalel MullingsRBMichigan
    159LaJohntay WesterWRColorado
    160Quinn SchulteSIowa
    161Clay WebbOGJacksonville State
    162Jordan BurchEDGEOregon
    163Jaylen ReedSPenn State
    164Tai FeltonWRMaryland
    165Ja'Corey BrooksWRLouisville
    166Kaden PratherWRMaryland
    167Ja'Quinden JacksonRBArkansas
    168Tyler CooperOGMinnesota
    169Isas WaxterCBVillanova
    170Kobe HudsonWRUCF
    171Jake MajorsOCTexas
    172Fadil DiggsEDGESyracuse
    173Antwuan Powell-RylandEDGEVirginia Tech
    174Collin OliverLBOklahoma State
    175Nohl WilliamsCBCal
    176Rayuan Lane IIISNavy
    177Dalton CooperOTOklahoma State
    178Corey ThorntonCBLouisville
    179Barryn SorrellEDGETexas
    180Johnny Walker Jr.EDGEMissouri
    181Tahj BrooksRBTexas Tech
    182Ollie Gordon IIRBOklahoma State
    183Brandon Crenshaw-DicksonOTFlorida
    184Elijah Williams DTMorgan State
    185Ty HamiltonDTOhio State
    186Smael Mondon Jr.LBGeorgia
    187Azareye'h ThomasCBFlorida State
    188Charles GrantOTWilliam & Mary
    189Kyle McCordQBSyracuse
    190Dylan SampsonRBTennessee
    191Seth McLaughlinOCOhio State
    192Cameron OliverCBUNLV
    193Zah FrazierCBUTSA
    194Jordan OladokunCBBowling Green
    195Brian StevensOCVirginia
    196Tyler ShoughQBLouisville
    197Trevor EtienneRBGeorgia
    198Antwane Wells Jr.WROle Miss
    199Caden PrieskornTEOle Miss
    200Akheem MesidorEDGEMiami (FL)
    201Jalen McLeodEDGEAuburn
    202Patrick JenkinsDTTulane
    203Gerad Christian-LichtenhanOTOregon State
    204Joshua GrayOCOregon State
    205Glendon MillerSMaryland
    206Tonka HemingwayDTSouth Carolina
    207Donovan McMillonSPittsburgh
    208Dante TraderSMaryland
    209Bru McCoyWRTennessee
    210Davin VannEDGENC State
    211BJ AdamsCBUCF
    212Jack KiserLBNotre Dame
    213Greg Penn IIILBLSU
    214Gavin BartholomewTEPittsburgh
    215Jonah ColemanRBWashington
    216Addison WestOGWestern Michigan
    217Joshua FarmerDTFlorida State
    218Cody SimonLBOhio State
    219Shilo SandersSColorado
    220Ricardo HallmanCBWisconsin
    221Jimmy Horn Jr.WRColorado
    222Elijah ArroyoTEMiami (FL)
    223Drew KendellOCBoston College
    224J.J. WeaverEDGEKentucky
    225Chandler MartinLBMemphis
    226Jamon Dumas-JohnsonLBKentucky
    227Devin NealRBKansas
    228Mitchell EvansTENotre Dame
    229Gus HartwigOCPurdue
    230Brendan MottEDGEKansas State
    231De'Rickey WrightSVanderbilt
    232Jacob ParrishCBKansas State
    233Tommi HillCBNebraska
    234Marcus TateOGClemson
    235Damien MartinezRBMiami (FL)
    236Jamaal PritchettWRSouth Alabama
    237Xavier Truss OTGeorgia
    238Jalen RiversOGMiami (FL)
    239Jah JoynerEDGEMinnesota
    240Yahya BlackDTIowa
    241C.J. DippreTEAlabama
    242Jackson SlaterOCSacramento State
    243Oluwafemi OladejoEDGEUCLA
    244Jordan PhillipsDTMaryland
    245Ty WiseLBMiami (OH)
    246Bilhal KoneCBWestern Michigan
    247Robert McDaniel SJackson State
    248LeQuint AllenRBSyracuse
    249Mario AndersonRBMemphis
    250Rahsul FaisonRBUtah State
    251Rivaldo FairweatherTEAuburn
    252Sai'vion JonesEDGELSU
    253Rylie MillsDTNotre Dame
    254Aaron SmithLBSouth Carolina State
    255Tyron HerringCBDelaware
    256Joe HuberOGWisconsin
    257Jasheen DavisEDGEWake Forest
    258Jahmal BanksWRNebraska
    259Luke LacheyTEIowa
    260Nick MartinLBOklahoma State
    261Francisco MauigoaLBMiami (FL)
    262TaMuarion WilsonSCentral Arkansas
    263Tyreem PowellLBRutgers
    264Power EcholsLBNorth Carolina
    265Kendall Bohler CBFlorida A&M
    266Luke NewmanOGMichigan State
    267Justin WalleyCBMinnesota
    268Upton StoutCBWestern Kentucky
    269Bryce BenhartOTNebraska
    270Maxen HookSToledo
    271Timothy McKayOGNC State
    272Moliki MatavaoTEUCLA
    273Darius AlexanderDTToledo
    274Adam BockLBSouth Dakota State
    275Cam LockridgeCBFresno State
    276Jackson HawesTEGeorgia Tech
    277Alijah HuzzieCBNorth Carolina
    278Cam'ron Silmon-CraigSColorado
    279Quinton CooleyRBLiberty
    280Jestin JacobsLBOregon
    281Warren BurrellCBGeorgia Tech
    282Caleb RansawSTulane
    283Marcus WehrOGMontana State
    284Craig WoodsonSCal
    285Jacob GardnerOCColorado State
    286Eli CoxOCKentucky
    287Carson VinsonOTAlabama A&M
    288Nick JacksonLBIowa
    289Kenny Gallop Jr. SHoward
    290Eric GregoryDTArkansas
    291Shaun DolacLBBuffalo
    292Deshawn PaceLBUCF
    293Cooper MaysOCTennessee
    294Thor GriffithDTLouisville
    295Daniel JacksonWRMinnesota
    296Bruno OnwuazorOTVirginia State
    297Max BrosmerQBMinnesota
    298Marques CoxOTKentucky
    299Omari ThomasDTTennessee
    300Cody LindenbergLBMinnesota

    When Is the 2025 NFL Draft?

    The opening round of the 2025 NFL Draft will begin on Thursday, April 24, 2025, with Rounds 2-3 and 4-7 taking place on April 25 and 26, respectively.

    The 90th annual seelction event will be held at Lambeau Field and its adjacent Titletown District in Green Bay, Wis.

    Who Has the First Pick in the 2025 NFL Draft?

    Hearing “With the first pick of the NFL Draft” is a bittersweet moments for fans, as while their team will have its choice of the top prospects in the class, they struggled mightily all year to earn the right.

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    This year, that honor belongs to the Tennessee Titans, who vaulted to the top spot with a loss to the Texans and a Patriots win over the Bills in Week 18. It’s the first time Tennessee has held the No. 1 overall pick since the 1978 NFL Draft, when the franchise selected Hall of Famer RB Earl Campbell.

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