Key Storylines Emerge as 2025 NFL Draft Approaches

From positional debates to standout prospects, the 2025 NFL Draft is shaping up with intriguing questions and potential first-round talent.

Travis Hunter, a dynamic two-way player, is projected to be primarily utilized as a cornerback in the NFL, with limited offensive snaps to preserve his durability.
The quarterback class, led by Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward, lacks the depth of last year's group, with several prospects vying for the QB3 spot but unlikely to secure first-round grades.
Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty is considered a first-round lock, with analysts highlighting his versatility, explosive playstyle, and potential to be a foundational offensive piece.
Penn State's Abdul Carter is drawing comparisons to Micah Parsons for his hybrid linebacker/edge rusher skill set, making him a top defensive prospect in this draft class.
Tight end Tyler Warren of Penn State is praised for his versatility as a blocker, receiver, and occasional wildcat quarterback, positioning him as a potential top-10 pick.