Dominating the Trenches: How georgia bulldogs 2025 offensive line Depth could shape a championship Run….

The College Football schedule is starting to shift to big games, rivalry matches, and opportunities for NFL draft-eligible players to break out on the big stage. Meanwhile, the NFL season is halfway through, and for many fan bases, their attention has shifted from who their favorite team could play in the playoffs to who their favorite team should draft in April. While the draft order will still have some shake-ups here and there, the top of the draft picture is starting to form. Considering scheme fit, player evaluation, and conversations within league circles, here is an early look at how things could shape out in this 2025 NFL Mock Draft.

Please note that the draft order is set using the real-time order at the time of publishing (during Sunday Night Football). Click on each player’s name to read their full scouting report.

Drake Maye is the quarterback for the future in New England. While the offensive line needs to be addressed, they can do that through free agency and the later rounds. Travis Hunter is too good to pass up and will be an asset wherever he decides to play.

Addressing the offensive line is a significant need for the Jaguars. They haven’t been able to run the ball consistently or project their franchise quarterback. Aireontae Ersery is one of the best tackles in college football with the physical tools and talent to live on an island.

Bulking up the trenches for the Saints is still needed, and while Talise Fuaga seems like a hit at the left tackle, they need another tackle. Kelvin Banks Jr. gives them an answer for the right tackle spot and solidifies their tackle duo for the future.

The Panthers seem to be on track to reset at the quarterback position. Although the gunslinger mentality is still there, Cam Ward’s arm talent, off-script ability, and growth as a decision-maker will make it challenging for Dave Canales and Co. to pass up.

It’s time. The Browns are paying Deshaun Watson whether or not they draft a new quarterback. Shedeur Sanders can come in, if he wants to play in Cleveland, and elevate the quarterback play the fans have seen over the last few seasons. He’s confident, accurate, athletic, and a tough playmaker that the team will want to play for.

With Malcolm Koonce and K’Lavon Chaisson free agents in 2025 and Tyree Wilson not having the impact they wanted, Abdul Carter would round out one of the best defensive lines in the NFL. After switching to EDGE this season, he’s starting to figure it out, and pairing that type of athlete with Maxx Crosby is dangerous.