NFL Mock Draft 2025

saintsfan1976 · 03-06-2025, 10:24 AM

I am a huge proponent of trading back from #9. I was able to pick up #s 27, 59 and 91 here plus a 2nd in 2026 from Baltimore.

I was able to address just about every position of need and 6 players in the top 100 who could make immediate impacts.

27.
Walter Nolen
DT Ole Miss

40.
Mike Green
EDGE Marshall

59.
TreVeyon Henderson
RB Ohio State

71.
Emery Jones
OT LSU

91.
Jalen Royals
WR Utah State

93.
Dorian Strong
CB Virginia Tech

111.
Jaylen Reed
S Penn State

130.
Antwaun Powell-Ryland
EDGE Virginia Tech

186.
Jamon Dumas-Johnson
LB Kentucky

250.
Patrick Jenkins
DT Tulane

254.
Trevor Etienne
RB Georgia

Mr.Riaton · 03-06-2025, 10:39 AM

Originally Posted by saintsfan1976

I am a huge proponent of trading back from #9. I was able to pick up #s 27, 59 and 91 here plus a 2nd in 2026 from Baltimore.

I was able to address just about every position of need and 6 players in the top 100 who could make immediate impacts.

27.
Walter Nolen
DT Ole Miss

40.
Mike Green
EDGE Marshall

59.
TreVeyon Henderson
RB Ohio State

71.
Emery Jones
OT LSU

91.
Jalen Royals
WR Utah State

93.
Dorian Strong
CB Virginia Tech

111.
Jaylen Reed
S Penn State

130.
Antwaun Powell-Ryland
EDGE Virginia Tech

186.
Jamon Dumas-Johnson
LB Kentucky

250.
Patrick Jenkins
DT Tulane

254.
Trevor Etienne
RB Georgia

I’m a big fan of trading down myself and also a fan of Reed, S. Penn state

AsylumGuido · 03-06-2025, 11:07 AM

Originally Posted by saintsfan1976

I am a huge proponent of trading back from #9. I was able to pick up #s 27, 59 and 91 here plus a 2nd in 2026 from Baltimore.

I was able to address just about every position of need and 6 players in the top 100 who could make immediate impacts.

The question is would Baltimore ever be willing to consider something like that. Given this year's choices and what they need I tend to doubt it. That's the only drawback to some of these draft scenario generators. It would be cool if AI could be built in to consider needs of potential trade partners. That would make it far more realistic. I can see someone doing that soon.

saintsfan1976 · 03-06-2025, 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

The question is would Baltimore ever be willing to consider something like that. Given this year's choices and what they need I tend to doubt it. That's the only drawback to some of these draft scenario generators. It would be cool if AI could be built in to consider needs of potential trade partners. That would make it far more realistic. I can see someone doing that soon.

It's a mock draft guido. don't overthink it. you can run your own with any varying number of hypothetical scenarios. Point is this - a trade back from 9 to gain 2-3 more picks in the Top 100 prospects could be a worthwhile move in this particular draft.

AsylumGuido · 03-06-2025, 12:22 PM

Originally Posted by saintsfan1976

It's a mock draft guido. don't overthink it. you can run your own with any varying number of hypothetical scenarios. Point is this - a trade back from 9 to gain 2-3 more picks in the Top 100 prospects could be a worthwhile move in this particular draft.

Oh, I can definitely see picking up those picks as worthwhile for us. I was just thinking out loud in general. What if Baltimore, or any other team, valued those lower picks more than our picks, as well. These draft apps basically work off of the trade table giving equivalent total trade values, which is fine. But I was simply suggesting it would be far more realistic if an app was developed using AI which would consider probabilities of potential trade partners in accepting a trade offer based upon their needs. You know, something you could as a user switch on or off. Would that be pretty cool? That may be something that neuguy, as a software developer, could look into. That could be right up his alley.

saintsfan1976 · 03-06-2025, 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

Oh, I can definitely see picking up those picks as worthwhile for us. I was just thinking out loud in general. What if Baltimore, or any other team, valued those lower picks more than our picks, as well. These draft apps basically work off of the trade table giving equivalent total trade values, which is fine. But I was simply suggesting it would be far more realistic if an app was developed using AI which would consider probabilities of potential trade partners in accepting a trade offer based upon their needs. You know, something you could as a user switch on or off. Would that be pretty cool? That may be something that neuguy, as a software developer, could look into. That could be right up his alley.

It has to depend on team needs, the target prospect, a particular need, etc.. There's no formula outside of Jimmy Johnson's value chart that I'm aware of other than precedent set from previous years.

2024
Team Pick Acquired Gave Up
Vikings 10 Picks 11, 129, 157, 203
Chiefs 28 Picks 32, 95, 221, 248
Cowboys 24 Picks 29, 73
Eagles 40 Picks 50, 53, 152, 161
49ers 63 Picks 64, 173, 211
Panthers 65 Picks 72, 157

2023
Team Pick Acquired Gave Up
Cardinals 2 Pick 3, pick 96, and a 2024 first-round pick
Lions 6 Picks 12, 34, 168
Steelers 14 Picks 17, 120
Giants 24 Picks 25, 160, 240
Bills 25 Picks 27, 130
Eagles 9 Pick 10 and a 2024 fourth-round pick
Jets 13 Picks 15, 42, 207, and a 2024 conditional pick

2022
Team Pick Acquired Gave Up
Commanders 11 Picks 16, 98, 120
Vikings 12 Picks 32, 34, 66
Eagles 13 Picks 15, 124, 162, 166
Cardinals 23 Picks 25, 130
Titans 26 Picks 35, 69, 163
Buccaneers 27 Picks 33, 106, 180
Giants 36 Picks 38, 146
Browns 44 Picks 68, 108, 124
Bills 57 Picks 60, 180
Bengals 60 Picks 63, 209
Broncos 75 Picks 80, 162
Raiders 86 Picks 90, 169
Chiefs 145 Picks 158, 233

2021
Team Pick Acquired Gave Up
49ers 3 Pick 12, pick 29 (2022 1st), pick 102 (2022 3rd), pick 29 (2023 1st)
Eagles 6 Pick 12, pick 123 (4th), pick 15 (2022 1st)
Cowboys 10 Pick 12, pick 84 (3rd)
Giants 11 Pick 20, pick 164 (5th), pick 7 (2022 1st), pick 112 (2022 4th)
Vikings 14 Pick 23, pick 66 (3rd), pick 86 (3rd)
Falcons 35 Pick 40, pick 114 (4th)
Bengals 38 Pick 46, pick 122 (4th), pick 139 (4th)
Panthers 39 Pick 52, pick 83 (3rd), pick 204 (6th)
Giants 42 Pick 50, pick 81 (2022 3rd)
49ers 43 Pick 48, pick 121 (4th), pick 230 (7th)
Eagles 70 Pick 73, pick 191 (6th)
Broncos 71 Pick 76, pick 164 (5th)
Titans 85 Pick 92, pick 135 (4th)
Rams 88 Pick 117 (4th), pick 121 (4th)
Browns 52 Pick 59, pick 89 (3rd)
Lions 113 Pick 153 (5th), pick 107 (2022 4th)
Seahawks 129 Pick 137, pick 217 (6th)

03-06-2025, 10:24 AM	#1
saintsfan1976 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Atlanta Posts: 10,991 Blog Entries: 3	Re: NFL Mock Draft 2025 I am a huge proponent of trading back from #9. I was able to pick up #s 27, 59 and 91 here plus a 2nd in 2026 from Baltimore. I was able to address just about every position of need and 6 players in the top 100 who could make immediate impacts. 27. Walter Nolen DT Ole Miss 40. Mike Green EDGE Marshall 59. TreVeyon Henderson RB Ohio State 71. Emery Jones OT LSU 91. Jalen Royals WR Utah State 93. Dorian Strong CB Virginia Tech 111. Jaylen Reed S Penn State 130. Antwaun Powell-Ryland EDGE Virginia Tech 186. Jamon Dumas-Johnson LB Kentucky 250. Patrick Jenkins DT Tulane 254. Trevor Etienne RB Georgia Attached Thumbnails SmashMouth and Mr.Riaton like this.

03-06-2025, 10:39 AM	#2
Mr.Riaton 1000 Posts + Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Broussard,La. Posts: 1,306	Re: NFL Mock Draft 2025 Originally Posted by saintsfan1976 I am a huge proponent of trading back from #9. I was able to pick up #s 27, 59 and 91 here plus a 2nd in 2026 from Baltimore. I was able to address just about every position of need and 6 players in the top 100 who could make immediate impacts. 27. Walter Nolen DT Ole Miss 40. Mike Green EDGE Marshall 59. TreVeyon Henderson RB Ohio State 71. Emery Jones OT LSU 91. Jalen Royals WR Utah State 93. Dorian Strong CB Virginia Tech 111. Jaylen Reed S Penn State 130. Antwaun Powell-Ryland EDGE Virginia Tech 186. Jamon Dumas-Johnson LB Kentucky 250. Patrick Jenkins DT Tulane 254. Trevor Etienne RB Georgia I’m a big fan of trading down myself and also a fan of Reed, S. Penn state

03-06-2025, 11:07 AM	#3
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,543	Re: NFL Mock Draft 2025 Originally Posted by saintsfan1976 I am a huge proponent of trading back from #9. I was able to pick up #s 27, 59 and 91 here plus a 2nd in 2026 from Baltimore. I was able to address just about every position of need and 6 players in the top 100 who could make immediate impacts. The question is would Baltimore ever be willing to consider something like that. Given this year's choices and what they need I tend to doubt it. That's the only drawback to some of these draft scenario generators. It would be cool if AI could be built in to consider needs of potential trade partners. That would make it far more realistic. I can see someone doing that soon.

03-06-2025, 11:43 AM	#4
saintsfan1976 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Atlanta Posts: 10,991 Blog Entries: 3	Re: NFL Mock Draft 2025 Originally Posted by AsylumGuido The question is would Baltimore ever be willing to consider something like that. Given this year's choices and what they need I tend to doubt it. That's the only drawback to some of these draft scenario generators. It would be cool if AI could be built in to consider needs of potential trade partners. That would make it far more realistic. I can see someone doing that soon. It's a mock draft guido. don't overthink it. you can run your own with any varying number of hypothetical scenarios. Point is this - a trade back from 9 to gain 2-3 more picks in the Top 100 prospects could be a worthwhile move in this particular draft. AsylumGuido, SmashMouth and Rugby Saint II like this.

03-06-2025, 12:22 PM	#5
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,543	Re: NFL Mock Draft 2025 Originally Posted by saintsfan1976 It's a mock draft guido. don't overthink it. you can run your own with any varying number of hypothetical scenarios. Point is this - a trade back from 9 to gain 2-3 more picks in the Top 100 prospects could be a worthwhile move in this particular draft. Oh, I can definitely see picking up those picks as worthwhile for us. I was just thinking out loud in general. What if Baltimore, or any other team, valued those lower picks more than our picks, as well. These draft apps basically work off of the trade table giving equivalent total trade values, which is fine. But I was simply suggesting it would be far more realistic if an app was developed using AI which would consider probabilities of potential trade partners in accepting a trade offer based upon their needs. You know, something you could as a user switch on or off. Would that be pretty cool? That may be something that neuguy, as a software developer, could look into. That could be right up his alley.
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03-06-2025, 02:26 PM	#6
saintsfan1976 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Atlanta Posts: 10,991 Blog Entries: 3	Re: NFL Mock Draft 2025 Originally Posted by AsylumGuido Oh, I can definitely see picking up those picks as worthwhile for us. I was just thinking out loud in general. What if Baltimore, or any other team, valued those lower picks more than our picks, as well. These draft apps basically work off of the trade table giving equivalent total trade values, which is fine. But I was simply suggesting it would be far more realistic if an app was developed using AI which would consider probabilities of potential trade partners in accepting a trade offer based upon their needs. You know, something you could as a user switch on or off. Would that be pretty cool? That may be something that neuguy, as a software developer, could look into. That could be right up his alley. It has to depend on team needs, the target prospect, a particular need, etc.. There's no formula outside of Jimmy Johnson's value chart that I'm aware of other than precedent set from previous years. 2024 Team Pick Acquired Gave Up Vikings 10 Picks 11, 129, 157, 203 Chiefs 28 Picks 32, 95, 221, 248 Cowboys 24 Picks 29, 73 Eagles 40 Picks 50, 53, 152, 161 49ers 63 Picks 64, 173, 211 Panthers 65 Picks 72, 157 2023 Team Pick Acquired Gave Up Cardinals 2 Pick 3, pick 96, and a 2024 first-round pick Lions 6 Picks 12, 34, 168 Steelers 14 Picks 17, 120 Giants 24 Picks 25, 160, 240 Bills 25 Picks 27, 130 Eagles 9 Pick 10 and a 2024 fourth-round pick Jets 13 Picks 15, 42, 207, and a 2024 conditional pick 2022 Team Pick Acquired Gave Up Commanders 11 Picks 16, 98, 120 Vikings 12 Picks 32, 34, 66 Eagles 13 Picks 15, 124, 162, 166 Cardinals 23 Picks 25, 130 Titans 26 Picks 35, 69, 163 Buccaneers 27 Picks 33, 106, 180 Giants 36 Picks 38, 146 Browns 44 Picks 68, 108, 124 Bills 57 Picks 60, 180 Bengals 60 Picks 63, 209 Broncos 75 Picks 80, 162 Raiders 86 Picks 90, 169 Chiefs 145 Picks 158, 233 2021 Team Pick Acquired Gave Up 49ers 3 Pick 12, pick 29 (2022 1st), pick 102 (2022 3rd), pick 29 (2023 1st) Eagles 6 Pick 12, pick 123 (4th), pick 15 (2022 1st) Cowboys 10 Pick 12, pick 84 (3rd) Giants 11 Pick 20, pick 164 (5th), pick 7 (2022 1st), pick 112 (2022 4th) Vikings 14 Pick 23, pick 66 (3rd), pick 86 (3rd) Falcons 35 Pick 40, pick 114 (4th) Bengals 38 Pick 46, pick 122 (4th), pick 139 (4th) Panthers 39 Pick 52, pick 83 (3rd), pick 204 (6th) Giants 42 Pick 50, pick 81 (2022 3rd) 49ers 43 Pick 48, pick 121 (4th), pick 230 (7th) Eagles 70 Pick 73, pick 191 (6th) Broncos 71 Pick 76, pick 164 (5th) Titans 85 Pick 92, pick 135 (4th) Rams 88 Pick 117 (4th), pick 121 (4th) Browns 52 Pick 59, pick 89 (3rd) Lions 113 Pick 153 (5th), pick 107 (2022 4th) Seahawks 129 Pick 137, pick 217 (6th) AsylumGuido and SmashMouth like this.