The pieces of the puzzle are coming together for every potential draft pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. In this 2025 NFL Mock Draft, we take into consideration the most up-to-date NFL team’s needs, and our most recent player rankings update to give you what we’d do as the GM of each NFL franchise next month.
1) Cam Ward, QB, Miami (FL)
Tennessee Titans
The Titans need a quarterback. They tried a year with Will Levis, and it landed them as the first overall pick in the draft. Tennesse needs a rebuild, and adding a quarterback is step one. Getting Cam Ward on a rookie deal is exactly what they need, giving them the freedom to spend on building a supporting cast for the rookie.
2) Abdul Carter, EDGE, Penn State
Cleveland Browns
If Cleveland wasn’t able to keep Myles Garrett on the team, then I think the Browns would have possibly thought about going for a quarterback here or trading back for a haul of picks.
However, with Garrett staying in town, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to pair up two monsters on the defensive line. Abdul Carter is by far the best overall prospect in this draft and will be an instant impact player.
3) Travis Hunter, CB/WR, Colorado
New York Giants
After months of speculation that Sheduer Sanders was going to be a Giant, New York flipped it on us with the signings of Jamies Winston and Russell Wilson. Even if the Giants signed one of the two then I do think that Sanders would have been taken here. But he we are, and I actually think taking Travis Hunter is the better move.
Pairing Hunter up with Malik Neighbors would make an elite duo of receivers, similar to what we see in Cincinnati. Having an athlete of Hunter’s caliber would also allow Brian Daboll to expand the playbook and get creative in utilizing the Heisman winner.
The signings of the two veteran quarterbacks seem to indicate that the team will try to find its quarterback of the future in next year’s draft, which will have a much deeper quarterback class.
4) Will Campbell, OT, LSU
New England Patriots
The Patriots have had a great offseason by building pieces around Drake Maye, who is expected to make a big leap this year. The only thing to do now is to make sure he stays protected, and no one is better at doing that in this draft than Will Campbell.
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Yes, there are concerns with the length of his arms, but that can’t be a reason not to take him here. In three years with LSU, he played 2,553 snaps and only allowed five sacks. The dude is a generational player.
5) Mason Graham, DT, Michigan
Jacksonville Jaguars
This is a no-brainer for the Jaguars, who ranked 31st in total defense last year, giving up 389.9 yards per game. The first step to improving in this metric is getting after the quarterback, and that’s exactly what Mason Graham does.
Last season, Graham was able to enforce QB pressure 26 times while tallying three and a half sacks. Pairing him up with a veteran Arik Armstead will only help the former Wolverine’s transition to the NFL.
6) Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State
Las Vegas Raiders
Las Vegas struggled in many aspects of the game last year. Rushing the football was the most glaring. The Raiders ranked dead last in rushing yards per game at 79.8, 12 yards per game below 31st. Ashton Jeanty is the best solution to that issue. Not only is Jeanty stellar rushing the ball, but he has also shown he can be useful in the passing game.
The lead running back on the Raiders depth chart is Raheem Moster, who is 32 years old and coming off an injury-riddled season. The Las Vegas offensive line is young and improving. Putting a player of Jeanty’s caliber behind a true NFL line is a scary thought for the rest of the league.
7) Armand Membou, OT, Missouri
New York Jets
After Aaron Rodgers’s departure, the Jets’ biggest question was who the next signal-caller would be in New York. Many thought they would look to the draft to solve that issue, but after the signing of Justin Fields, it seems as though the Jets will use the draft to solve other issues. The issue that needs the most help is the offensive line, especially after losing Morgan Moses and Tyron Smith.
Armand Membou would be a great addition to New York. The former Tiger had a fantastic season, not allowing a single sack in 411 pass-blocking snaps. Accomplishing that feat, especially in the SEC, is on another level. The Jets need help in the rushing game as well, ranking 31st last season. Breece Hall was bottled up all year, and bringing in someone who will help him get going will open up the offense for Fields.
8) Jalon Walker, EDGE, Georgia
Carolina Panthers
Carolina has to use this pick on a defensive player, more specifically, someone who can get to the quarterback and help stop the run. The Panthers were dead last in rushing defense last year, giving up 179.8 yards on the ground. The next-highest given up was 141.4. Jalon Walker, Butkus Award winner, would be a great fit on this defense and a step in the right direction to solving that rushing issue.
Walker can get into the backfield in a hurry, racking up six and a half sacks last year paired with 68 total tackles. He also ran a 4.50 at the NFL Combine. Walker can also drop back in coverage and patrol the middle of the field when needed.
9) Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado
New Orleans Saints
I know this isn’t a popular landing spot for Shedeur Sanders, but it does make sense. Although the team has indicated that Derek Carr will be the QB1 for New Orleans next season, at 34 years old, he isn’t the quarterback of the future for first-year head coach Kellen Moore. It would be beneficial for Sanders to sit a year or come in mid-season, and being behind a veteran like Carr is ideal for development.
10) Kelvin Banks Jr, OT, Texas
Chicago Bears
The Bears gave up more sacks than anyone in the league last year, 68, granted Caleb Williams did hold on to the ball longer than anyone. However, the lackluster offensive line play also showed in the rushing attack, as the Bears ranked 26th in the league. It wasn’t due to having a poor back, either. Just a year prior, D’Andre Swift had a great season running behind the stout Philadelphia line.
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Not many can get by Kelvin Banks Jr, who allowed only 30 quarterback pressures and four sacks in 1,365 opportunities as a pass blocker. Although Williams does have a tendency to hold on to the ball, he is at his best when he extends plays and can improvise in space. Banks is a guy who can give him opportunities to do so. If Chicago wants Williams at his best, keeping him clean is the best route.
11) Walter Nolen, DL, Ole Miss
San Francisco 49ers
The 49ers have had one of the more interesting offseasons, losing many key pieces, especially on defense, specifically the defensive line. Maliek Collins, Leonard Floyd, and Javon Hargrave all departed San Francisco.
Adding Walter Nolen is a great start in rebuilding that line. Nolen is a big presence at 6’2” and 305 pounds who can also get after the quarterback, with six and a half sacks last season in Oxford. Bringing in Nolen will also help take some of the pressure off Nick Bosa.
12) Tetairola McMillan, WR, Arizona
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas has needed someone who can help take the load of CeeDee lamb for a long time now. Tetairola McMillan is the perfect candidate; at 6’4” and 219 pounds, the man is an absolute giant and a matchup nightmare. The former Arizona receiver complements Lamb perfectly, being a deep ball outside receiver, while Lamb is at his best out of the slot in the open field.
With Dak Prescott coming back from injury, the addition of McMillan can elevate this already potent offense to another level when Prescott is healthy. Having to prepare for both Lamb and McMillan would definitely give coaches headaches.
13) Tyler Booker, OG, Alabama
Miami Dolphins
The main storyline of Miami last season was the health of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who suffered some pretty scary injuries. One way of preventing that is to improve the offensive line. The Dolphins are well set on the outside of the line with Terron Armstead and Austin Jackson, so looking to improve the interior should be the next concern, and Tyler Booker is a great option.
Miami extended Tagvailoa to a massive deal just last summer, and seeing him go down again is the worst-case scenario. Although Tyreek Hill has indicated he wants out of Miami, there is still a chance he will stay with the team, and if he does, having Booker, who can buy time for the speedy Miami receivers to get open, will make everyone’s life easier.
14) Tyler Warren, TE, Penn State
Indianapolis Colts
Having an elite tight end has proven to be a very valuable commodity in the NFL, with Sam Laporta, Trey McBride, and Brock Bowers all being top pass catchers in the league. Tyler Warren definitely has the ability to stamp his name into that category. The 6’6” tight end had a breakout season at Penn State with 104 receptions, 1,233 receiving yards, and eight receiving touchdowns.
Warren also showed he can be a factor in the run game, recording 26 carries for 218 yards and four touchdowns on the ground last season. The former Nittany Lions is a dream for any offensive coordinator to get creative with, and having Anthony Richardson at quarterback makes it even easier to dive deep into the playbook.
15) James Pearce Jr, EDGE, Tennessee
Atlanta Falcons
Atlanta struggled in the passing game last season, allowing 224.5 passing yards per game, which ranked 22nd in the league. The main reason was that the Falcons couldn’t get to the quarterback, only tallying 31 sacks the entire season, which was second to last. James Pearce Jr would definitely help bring that number up. During his tenure at Tennessee, he racked up 19.5 sacks in 39 games.
Having Pearce on the defensive line would be massive for a secondary that has talent such as Jessie Bates, A.J. Terrell, and Kendall Fuller, who was acquired in the offseason. Being able to put pressure on quarterbacks would make the defensive back’s job a lot easier, improving their passing defense ranking.
16) Mike Green, EDGE, Marshall
Arizona Cardinals
Arizona showed signs of improvement last year under second-year head coach Jonathan Gannon, especially in the offense. However, the defense was a weak spot for the Cardinals at times seeming like they couldn’t stop anybody. The team addressed it this offseason by adding Josh Sweat and former Cardinal Calais Campbell. I don’t expect Gannon, a defensive coach, to stop bolstering up the defense by taking Mike Green in the first round.
Green led the FBS in sacks last season with 17, coupled with three forced fumbles and plays with power. The only drill he did at the NFL Combine was bench press, where he pumped out 28 reps. He also plays the run well, which Arizona needs help in allowing 126.4 rushing yards per game last season. Sweat and Campbell would be great mentors for the rookie out of Marshall.
17) Shemar Stewart, EDGE, Texas A&M
Cincinnati Bengals
Cincinnati has to play defense here, right? All year, the talking point with them was how dangerous this team would be if it even had an average defense. Joe Burrow and the offense were one of the most explosive units the league has seen in years; the Bengals just couldn’t get stops. Step one of rebuilding a defense is starting up front. Shemar Stewart is the perfect fit for Cincinnati.
The former Aggie is an absolute beast, standing at 6’6″ with great speed and a 4.59 40-yard dash time at the NFL Combine. The knock on Stewart has been his pass-rush moves. He only had one and a half sacks last year at Texas A&M. Well, who better to learn from than 2024 NFL sack leader Trey Hendrickson.
18) Josh Simmons, OT, Ohio State
Seattle Seahawks
This team will look very different this season after Geno Smith, DK Metcalf, and Tyler Lockett departed. Seattle has done a good job of replacing the three stars, with the most notable addition of Sam Darnold. The Seahawks struggled in pass protection last year and will need it more than ever, considering how Darnold looked in the final two games of the season when he was constantly pressured.
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What better way to combat that issue than with Josh Simmons. The former Ohio State tackle was sidelined after six games last season due to an injury but still managed to receive Third Team All-Big Ten honors. In the six games he did play, he did not allow a single quarterback pressure or sack, Seattle and Darnold definitely have his name circled.
19) Malaki Starks, S, Georgia
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tampa Bay’s offense was elite going into the 2024 season, but the emergence of rookies Bucky Irving and Jalen McMillan elevated it to another level. The Buccaneers even played well in rush defense, only allowing 97.8 rushing yards per game, fourth in the NFL. However, the passing defense struggled mightily, ranked 29th in pass yards allowed. Adding Malaki Starks will definitely improve that third-worst league ranking.
Starks tallied six interceptions in his three years at Georgia and 198 total tackles over that span. He has the ability to play all over the field and is quick to get into the backfield if need be. Pairing him up with Antoine Winfield Jr would instantly give Tampa Bay one of the best safety duos in the league.
20) Matthew Golden, WR, Texas
Denver Broncos
Denver completely outplayed expectations last season. A team that was projected to win four or five games ended up winning ten, earning itself a spot in the playoffs. Box Nix and Sean Payton instantly clicked, and the Broncos had one of the best defenses in the league, ranked seventh in total defense. Denver has only improved their defense so far this offseason by signing Talanoa Hufanga, so have to imagine they go offense with this pick.
Cortland Sutton was a great target for Nix last year, but the offense lacked another true threat down the field. Matthew Golden would complement Nix and Sutton beautifully with his blistering speed—he ran a 4.29 at the NFL Combine.
His playstyle is similar to that of his former Longhorn teammate, Xavier Worthy, who was great for Kansas City. Similar to Worthy, Golden will allow Payton to explore a deeper playbook, making a more dynamic offense.
21) Jaxson Dart, QB, Ole Miss
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jaxson Dart has been one of the more interesting storylines surrounding the NFL Draft. Coming into his senior season at Ole Miss, he was projected as a third—or fourth-round pick. However, after a great year in Oxford and a great NFL Combine showing, his stock has shot up significantly.
While the Aaron Rodgers to Pittsburgh rumor still circulates, Dart would be a great fit for the Steelers whether Rodgers decides to come or not. Dart can play right away if need be. He is an accurate passer with a beautiful deep ball that would be perfect for new wide receiver DK Metcalf. The former Ole Miss quarterback also has a very underrated running game. He can take off in open space and is tough enough to take some big hits.
22) Colston Loveland, TE, Michigan
Los Angeles Chargers
A Michigan reunion in Los Angeles! Colston Loveland was part of the national championship team in 2024 with Jim Harbaugh. Loveland would fit in perfectly here. Having Harbaugh know what he does best is obviously beneficial. But the Chargers really need to surround Justin Herbert with more weapons. Ladd McConkey was great in his rookie season, leading the team in receiving yards, but LA is missing a big receiver.
Loveland stands at 6’6”, 248 pounds, with speed. He would be great around the goal line and is short-passing situations. He has fantastic hands, a 2.4% drop rate in 2024, and can find soft spots in the defense. Herbert would love nothing more than to have a big, reliable tight end.
23) Jahdae Barron, CB, Texas
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay was a popular pick to make a run in the playoffs going into last season. However, the team struggled with injuries on both sides of the ball all year. Even with all the adversity, the Packers still managed to get into the playoffs. The youngest team in the league last year ranked fifth in total offense and total defense. Their weak spot, though, was in passing defense, where they ranked 13th.
Getting Jahdae Barron at this spot would be amazing for Green Bay, and pairing him up with Jaire Alexander would be a nightmare for quarterbacks. Barron is versatile and able to line up against receivers on the outside or in the slot. He secured five interceptions last season. Green Bay is stout upfront and can get to the quarterback, racking up the eight most sacks in the league. Having two lockdown corners will only help improve that number.
24) Will Johnson, CB, Michigan
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota is in desperate need of some secondary help, and Will Johnson is the perfect man for the job. The Vikings are depleted at cornerback after losing Stephon Gilmore and Shaquill Griffin this offseason. Even when the Vikings did have both guys, they still struggled in passing defense, giving up 242 yards in the air per game, the fifth worst in the league.
Johnson is perfect for lining up on the outside against bigger receivers. He stands 6’2″and has a knack for the football, racking up nine interceptions over his three seasons at Michigan. Minnesota has to play Love, Goff, and Williams twice a year, so having a guy like Johnson is much needed when having to play in the same division as those quarterbacks.
25) Josh Conerly Jr, OT, Oregon
Houston Texans
The Texans need to retool their offensive line this offseason after giving up the fourth-most sacks last year, 54. Houston is a well-rounded team everywhere else on the field, but the pass protection was holding this team back.
Josh Conerly Jr has great length and speed for his position; he ran his 40-yard dash in just over five seconds. These attributes make him a great prospect not to mention he only gave up two sacks in 1,866 snaps.
26) Maxwell Hairston, CB, Kentucky
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles’ focus in this draft will definitely be more defensive-minded after they finished the 2024 season, ranking 26th in total defense. Maxwell Hairston makes sense for the with this pick. The Rams are young upfront and have guys like Jared Verse, who will improve from last season. However, the secondary could use some help.
Hairston is lightning quick, ran a 4.28 40-yard dash, and has incredible ball skills, totaling six interceptions, three of those being touchdowns over the past two seasons. His downside is that he struggles in open-field tackling, with a 27.3 missed tackle rate. But if he can get that ironed out he has the ability to be an elite corner.
27) Nick Emmanwori, S, South Carolina
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore has been knocking on the doorstep for the past two seasons but has failed to get over the hump. But why? This team ranked first in total offense, rushing offense, and rushing defense. Well, they were second to last in passing defense, allowing 244.1 passing yards per game. Bringing in Nick Emmawori would be exactly what the Ravens need.
In 2024 alone, he held quarterbacks to a 28.6 QBR, tallied 88 tackles, and intercepted four passes, two of which were returned for touchdowns. Not to mention, he has size at 6’3”; pairing him up with 6’4” safety Kyle Hamilton would be insane.
28) Shavon Revel Jr, CB, East Carolina
Detroit Lions
The Lions were one of the best teams in the league last year during the regular season. Unfortunately, Detroit suffered a ton of injuries on defense and, at one point, had almost all second-string guys out there. Even with all the injuries, they were able to finish fifth in run defense but 30th in passing defense. That weakness was very apparent when Jayden Daniels was able to torch them for 299 yards in the playoffs, sending Detroit home.
Shavon Revel Jr is one of the best corner prospects in the draft and would be higher up if it wasn’t for his torn ACL after only three games last season. Revel is big for his position at 6’2” and is an absolute ball hawk. He had two interceptions last season, even though he only played in two games.
29) Derrick Harmon, DT, Oregon
Washington Commanders
Washington was the surprise team of the season after making it all the way to the NFC title game. Now, they look to build off that momentum. The offense was the catalyst for the Commanders last year and even buffed it up with the addition of Deebo Samuel. Now, they look to improve the defense, which was great against the pass, ranked third, but not so great against the run, ranked 29th.
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What better way to plug up the line of scrimmage than 6’5”, 310-pound Derrick Harmon? The former Duck led the nation in pressures for an interior lineman in 2024, with 55. The next best had 43. He also has fast hands and can shed off blockers quickly, which is especially useful in the run game.
30) Jihaad Campbell, LB, Alabama
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo is finally looking to make it to the Super Bowl after falling short in dramatic fashion the past couple of seasons. Having Josh Allen makes life a lot easier, but last season, he had to play a lot of hero ball. Going defense with this pick is a good way to help take the pressure off Allen.
Jihaad Campbell would be a perfect addition to a team that struggled to get stops last season. The linebacker is quick to the ball and had 117 tackles, 11.5 for loss, and five sacks. The Bills currently only have one middle linebacker on their roster, so don’t be surprised if they even trade up to snag Campbell.
31) Grey Zabel, OG, North Dakota State
Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs are coming into 2025 looking for vengeance after getting blown out in the Super Bowl. They are pretty solid with their offensive weapons with the Rahsee Rice and Hollywood Brown expected to be fully healthy for week one. Defensively will always be sound under Steve Spangnola. So where to go at 31? How about making sure Patrick Mahomes stays clean and healthy?
The Eagles sacked Mahomes six times in the Super Bowl, and he barely ever had any time to throw. Getting Grey Zabel is a perfect match for Kansas City. He can play anywhere on the line, having played tackle, guard, and center in college. He is one of the hardest workers in the draft and was named Senior Bowl Overall Practice Player of the Week by NFL Executives.
He is also a winner, having won two FCS titles while at North Dakota State. Zabel is the perfect person to be protecting your franchise quarterback.
32) Benjamin Morrison, CB, Notre Dame
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadephia is coming off a dominant Super Bowl victory and looking to find the same success in 2025. They look poised to contend again after bringing back basically the same team from last year. A major departure, however, was Darius Slay Jr, who was released in favor of cap space. With the final pick in the first round, the Eagles will most likely look to find a replacement.
Benjamin Morrison could be a steal at 32. Although he is coming off a season-ending hip injury, he has shown that he can be elite. In 2022, he recorded six interceptions, which was the most for a Notre Dame defender in a decade. He is great in man coverage due to his size while possessing great ball skills.
Round 2
33) Tyler Shough, QB, Louisville
Cleveland Browns
34) Jalen Milroe, QB, Alabama
New York Giants
35) Mykel Williams, EDGE, Georgia
Tennessee Titans
36) Trey Amos, CB, Ole Miss
Jacksonville Jaguars
37) Luther Burden, WR, Missouri
Las Vegas Raiders
38) Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio State
New England Patriots
39) Aireontae Ersery, OT, Minnesota
Chicago Bears
40) Wyatt Milum, OT, West Virginia
New Orleans Saints
41) Kenneth Grant, DT, Michigan
Chicago Bears
42) Kevin Winston Jr., S, Penn State
New York Jets
43) Azareye’h Thomas, CB, Florida State
San Francisco 49ers
44) Omarion Hampton, RB, North Carolina
Dallas Cowboys
45) Carson Schwesinger, LB, UCLA
Indianapolis Colts
46) Omarr Norman Lott, DT, Tennessee
Atlanta Falcons
47) Tre Harris, WR, Ole Miss
Arizona Cardinals
48) Jared Ivey, EDGE, Ole Miss
Miami Dolphins
49) Aireontae Ersery, OT, Minnesota
Cincinnati Bengals
50) Donovan Jackson, OG, Ohio State
Seattle Seahawks
51) TreVeyon Henderson, RB, Ohio State
Denver Broncos
52) Landon Jackson, LB, Ole Miss
Seattle Seahawks
53) Darien Porter, CB, Iowa State
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
54) Princely Umanmielen, EDGE, Ole Miss
Green Bay Packers
55) Cameron Williams, OT, Texas
Los Angeles Chargers
56) Zah Frazier CB, UTSA
Buffalo Bills
57) Jayden Higgins, WR, Iowa State
Carolina Panthers
58) TJ Sanders, DL, South Carolina
Houston Texans
59) Emery Jones Jr, OG, LSU
Baltimore Ravens
60) Donovan Ezeiruaku, EDGE, Boston College
Detroit Lions
61) Marcus Mbow, OT, Purdue
Washington Commanders
62) Xavier Watts, S, Notre Dame
Buffalo Bills
63) JT Tuimoloau, EDGE, Ohio State
Kansas City Chiefs
64) Jack Sawyer, EDGE, Ohio State
Philadelphia Eagles
Round 3
65) Wyatt Milum, OG, West Virginia
New York Giants
66) Andrew Mukuba, S, Texas
Kansas City Chiefs
67) Isiah Bond, WR, Texas
Cleveland Browns
68) Darius Alexander, DL, Toledo
Las Vegas Raiders
69) Ashton Gillotte, EDGE, Louisville
New England Patriots
70) Jonah Savaiinaea, OG, Arizona
Jacksonville Jaguars
71) Quinshon Judkins, RB, Ohio State
New Orleans Saints
72) Tyler Baron, EDGE, Miami (FL)
Chicago Bears
73) Mason Taylor, TE, LSU
New York Jets
74) Jonas Sanker, S, Virginia
Carolina Panthers
75) Terrance Ferguson, TE, Oregon
San Francisco 49ers
76) Denzel Burke, CB, Ohio State
Dallas Cowboys
77) Jared Wilson, OG, Georgia
New England Patriots
78) Deone Walker, DT, Kentucky
Arizona Cardinals
79) Bradyn Swinson, EDGE, LSU
Houston Texans
80) CJ West, DL, Indiana
Indianapolis Colts
81) Jaylin Smith, CB, USC
Cincinnati Bengals
82) Gunnar Helm, TE, Texas
Seattle Seahawks
83) Jalen Royals, WR, Utah State
Pittsburgh Steelers
84) Chris Paul Jr., LB, Ole Miss
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
85) Kobe King, LB, Penn State
Denver Broncos
86) Tai Felton, WR, Maryland
Los Angeles Chargers
87) Ozzy Trapilo, OT, Boston College
Green Bay Packers
88) Logan Brown, OT, Kansas
Jacksonville Jaguars
89) Jalen Rivers, OG, Miami (FL)
Houston Texans
90) Danny Stutsman, LB, Oklahoma
Los Angeles Rams
91) Jaylin Noel, WR, Iowa State
Baltimore Ravens
92) Alijah Huzzie, CB, North Carolina
Seattle Seahawks
93) Tyleik Williams, DL, Ohio State
New Orleans Saints
94) Kaleb Johnson, RB, Iowa
Cleveland Browns
95) Charles Grant, OT, William & Mary
Kansas City Chiefs
96) Tez Johnson, WR, Oregon
Philadelphia Eagles
97) Bhayshul Tuten, RB, Virginia Tech
Minnesota Vikings
98) Kyle Williams, WR, Washington State
Miami Dolphins
99) Alfred Collins, DL, Texas
New York Giants
100) Kyle Kennard, EDGE, South Carolina
San Francisco 49ers
101) Quinn Ewers, QB, Texas
Los Angeles Rams
102) Sai’vion Jones, DL, LSU
Detroit Lions
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