NFL Draft big board: 2025’s top 100 prospects

The tape has been viewed, 40 yard stripes are performed and interviews are completed. We have left for a few days to the NFL design of 2025, and on this point there is the in the barn.

This concept class has been really nice to explore even without having too many superstars in the classroom. In my opinion there are only three accurate blue-chip talents in this design: Colorado WR/DB Travis Hunter, Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty and Penn State Edge Abdul Carter. I think there are good good prospects behind the night, buto three boys are able to immediately have an impact on every NFL franchise. Then it becomes a bit cloudy.

Most boys at the top all have their respective question mark production (Texas A&M Edge Shemar Stewart), measurable (LSU Ot Will Campbell) or Offield Concertns (Marshall Edge Mike Green). But that is what this class is interesting- trying to do everything to see what players will be of quality in the competition.

That said, here are my top 100 players in the 2025 NFL Draft Class.

My exploration process for the NFL Draft

My exploration process is fairly simple. After watching at least three games. Of course a recipient can have 1200 reiving yards, but it is more about they get their yards than anything. Against the player, a lack of pocket production can have, but see how they move I can make them higher than most. Earlier in this process I wrote about hip movement and I am uble to unlock it as the key to athletics, so I look out for the hips and how easy a player is Uble to change direction. From there it is all composed and I put players in a draw range, where I think I would be manageable to take them.

QB -class takes a huge drop of the top two

This QB class is to say the least … interesting. At the top of the class are the sheds of Colorado and the Cam Ward of Miami. For me, although I think both are picks around his first to early second round, they go earlier because of the need for a QB. If we compare with last year’s class, I have this bow for Bo Nix and Michael Penix Jr., but behind JJ McCarthy with a slender margin.

Then the class takes to Hage Tumble. The next QB on the board, Milroe of Alabama, comes to number 66 on my big plate, the after him is Louisville’s Tyler Shaugh on 91 and Ole Miss’ Jaxson Dart on 96. This QB class has many question marks and not many keycuts. Not a great place to be if you are a QB-Neededy team.

Defensive Line Class is central

Combined between both DT and Edge, there are 29 prospects on the top 100 along the line of defense. Although the class is weak at QB, the line of defense is incredibly strong this year. I love exploring this defensive Tackle class, who has a whole series of guys who bring different things to the position. We have 3 technology under hell (Michigan’s Mason Graham, Tennessee’s Omar Norman-Lott and Ole Miss ‘Walter Nolen), Mammoth Run Stoppers (Michigan’s Kenneth Grant, Tyliek Williams and Texas’ Alfred Collins) and So Mane. If you need defensive tackle, there will certainly be quality starters up and down this year.

Guys I am most higher on

With the help of the consensus of Arif Hasan Big Board, here are boys where I am higher than most in this concept class:

• Georgia S Malaki Starks
• Iowa RB Kaleb Johnson
• Tennessee DT Omar Norman-Lott
• William and Mary Ot Charles Grant
• Oregon DT Jamaree Caldwell
• Texas in Gunnar helmet
• UCF RB RJ Harvey

• Iowa State Ot Jalen Travis