NFL Draft 2025 ‘The Beast’ Guide: Dane Brugler’s scouting reports and player rankings (original) (raw)

quarterbacks

Most teams with needs at quarterback will be trying to find a sleeper in an underwhelming class. View All.

running backs

Led by the 2024 Heisman runner-up, Ashton Jeanty, this year’s running back class is loaded with talent and depth. View All.

wide receivers

Day 2 could be the real sweet spot for the receiver class, which offers myriad potential plug-and-play starters. View All.

tight ends

There are no fewer than four — and perhaps as many as five or six — tight ends that deserve legitimate Round 1 consideration. View All.

offensive tackles

Injuries, inexperience and inconsistency plague this class as a whole, but there is standout talent to be found. View All.

guards

You’ll see several of these prospects starting in Week 1, although some could stick at tackle or even center instead. View All.

centers

The top of the 2025 center class features an intriguing mix of prospects from small schools and blue-chip programs. View All.

edge rushers

There should be a heavy dose of edge rushers selected in the top 50, including possibly at No. 1. View All.

defensive tackles

This year’s DT class could produce a half-dozen top-50 picks, led by potential top-five selection Mason Graham. View All.

linebackers

The 2025 linebacker class includes some of the 2024 college football season’s most productive defenders. View All.

cornerbacks

Travis Hunter is as unique a prospect as we’ve ever seen, but he’ll have plenty of CB company in Round 1. View All.

safeties

If nothing else, the 2025 safety class should bring confident, aggressive playmaking talent to NFL secondaries. View All.

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