Skattebo’s versatility and vision have been pivotal in Arizona State’s run to the Big 12 Championship under Kenny Dillingham. A powerful runner who breaks tackles and thrives in tight lanes, he has solidified himself as a top prospect for the 2025 draft.
Though Skattebo's below-average long speed could push him to Day 3, his contact balance is elite and is one of the best single traits of any back in the draft.
Williams didn’t have the ideal opportunity to showcase his full potential in TCU’s 2024 offense, but his rare blend of size (6-foot-5, 225 pounds) and athleticism makes him one of the most intriguing prospects in his class. With the right system, his natural ability could translate into significant production at the next level.
At 6-foot-4 and 210 pounds, Higgins has established himself as a key playmaker for the Cyclones, racking up 1,068 yards and nine touchdowns this season. Known for his exceptional catch radius, precise route running, and short-area quickness, he projects as a likely Day 2 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Giddens possesses some of the best patience and vision in a deep 2025 running back class, allowing him to maximize his runs despite lacking elite athleticism. A bigger back who welcomes contact, he showcases impressive balance, staying on his feet through tackles and consistently churning out extra yards.
His physical running style and ability to read blocks make Giddens a reliable option in short-yardage and early-down situations, giving him a clear path to contributing at the next level.
Darien Porter is a dynamic athlete with top-end speed and fluid movement, having transitioned from wide receiver to cornerback in college. His elite burst allows him to cover significant ground, while his background as a pass-catcher gives him strong ball-tracking skills.
His length and agility make him dangerous in contested situations, but he will need to refine his footwork and tackling technique to maximize his potential. Entering the league at 25, his development will need to be fast-tracked.
Jonah Savaiinaea brings a rare mix of versatility and power to the offensive line. Having excelled at both tackle spots and right guard for Arizona, he showcases a dominant 335-pound frame with explosive strength and impressive mobility. His ability to play multiple positions makes him a valuable asset for teams seeking a physical, adaptable lineman.
Wyatt Milum brings a rare combination of intelligence, toughness, and technical skill to the offensive line. While he projects as a guard at the next level, his consistency in pass protection makes him a valuable asset, particularly for quarterbacks who struggle with pocket awareness.
His physicality shines in the run game, where his aggressive style punishes second-level defenders. Milum’s smart, disciplined approach ensures he’s always in the right position, maximizing his impact on every snap.
Dec 28, 2024; San Antonio, TX, USA; Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders (2) attempts a pass as Brigham Young Cougars defensive end Tyler Batty (92) attempts to make a tackle during the third quarter at Alamodome. Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina-Imagn Images
Shedeur Sanders represents the modern evolution of the pocket passer—poised, accurate, and fundamentally sound. While not an elite athlete like his father, Deion Sanders, he’s mobile enough to extend plays.
His compact release and elite accuracy compensate for an average arm, allowing him to thrive in tight pockets. Though he struggles under pressure and holds the ball too long at times, his repeatable mechanics and high floor make him a promising NFL prospect.
Nov 30, 2024; Tucson, Arizona, USA; Arizona Wildcats wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan (4) against the Arizona State Sun Devils in the first half during the Territorial Cup at Arizona Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images
Tetairoa McMillan is a tall, fluid receiver with excellent hands and refined route-running ability. At 6'5", 210 pounds, he thrives in contested situations but also displays surprising flexibility in his routes. While he lacks elite post-catch explosiveness, his size, technical skill, and long strides make him a reliable chain-mover.
Some doubt if McMillan is a true NFL No. 1 receiver, but he has the tools to be a consistent outside threat at the next level.
Travis Hunter is a rare two-way talent who will likely start at cornerback while still contributing on offense. His fluid mobility, elite athleticism, and ball skills make him a natural fit in the secondary, yet his dynamic playmaking ability ensures he’ll be a factor on both sides of the ball.
Hunter’s versatility is unmatched, and his impact extends beyond traditional roles, making him one of the most intriguing prospects in the draft.
