The 2025 NFL Draft is upon us, and so is your need to be prepared for all of tomorrow’s stars. Dive into our spotlight on Devin Neal, featuring his scouting report, strengths and weaknesses, his recent draft projection, and where all the experts predict he could land.
Devin Neal’s NFL Draft Scouting Report
Devin Neal is a dynamic, well-rounded running back with impressive burst and vision. He excels at finding cutback lanes and displays great patience behind his blocks, often turning small openings into explosive plays.
Neal’s acceleration through the hole and balance through contact make him a consistent threat for chunk yardage. He’s also a reliable pass-catcher, adding value on third downs.
While he shows solid top-end speed, he lacks the elite breakaway gear to consistently outrun defenders in the open field. Neal’s pass protection is adequate but still developing, and he occasionally hesitates against more physical front sevens.
Devin Neal’s NFL Draft Projection
In CSN’s 7-Round 2025 NFL Mock Draft from April 12, Neal landed in Round 7 with the 226th overall pick.
And on CSN’s 2025 NFL Mock Draft for Day 3, Neal was selected with the 153rd pick in Round 5 to the Cincinnati Bengals.
2025 NFL Draft Landing Spots for Devin Neal
Here are other potential landing spots that have found their way in recent mock drafts:
- Cincinnati Bengals
- Indianapolis Colts
- Jacksonville Jaguars
Devin Neal’s NFL Draft Profile
- Height: 5111
- Weight: 213 pounds
- Position: Running Back
- School: Kansas
- Arm: 2958
- Hand: 848
- 40-Yard Dash: 4.58
- 10-Yard Split: 1.59
- Broad Jump: 10’04”
- Vertical Jump: 37.5″
Devin Neal’s College Stats
Career:
- Games: 49
- Rushes: 760
- Yards: 4,343
- Yards/Rush: 5.7
- TDs: 49
- Yards/Game: 88.6
- Receptions: 77
- Receiving Yards: 711
- Receptions TDs: 4
2024:
- Games: 12
- Rushes: 219
- Yards: 1,266
- Yards/Rush: 5.8
- TDs: 16
- Yards/Game: 105.5
- Receptions: 24
- Receiving Yards: 254
- Receptions TDs: 1
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