2025 NFL Draft: CBS Sports unveils 3-round mock featuring trades, massive QB movement

Just nine days separate us from now and the 2025 NFL Draft. The city of Green Bay will be playing host at one of the league’s most historic stadiums, Lambeau Field. Teams will be looking for future stars for three days in the offseason’s most important event.

To celebrate, CBS Sports has released its latest mock draft. Mike Renner produced three rounds, giving fans a look at who their teams might select on Thursday and Friday night.

Plenty of quarterbacks get taken off the board, with seven being taken in the mock draft. You can check out all 102 mock picks from CBS below.

1. Tennessee Titans – Miami QB Cam Ward

Over the past few weeks, all reports have indicated Tennessee will be taking Ward. Just around a week before the draft, seemingly nothing has changed.

CBS: “It would be a shock if it’s anyone else at this point. The experienced quarterback has aced the pre-draft process and has easily the best physical skillset of any quarterback in the class.”

2. Cleveland Browns – Colorado CB/WR Travis Hunter

Cleveland can really set the tone for the rest of the first round with this selection. CBS has them taking Hunter and adding one of the league’s first two-way players in a long time.

CBS: “The Browns could use the weapons for whomever is under center next fall. With multiple expiring contracts at corner after this season, Hunter could work into a bigger two-way role as his career progresses.”

3. New York Giants – Penn State EDGE Abdul Carter

Getting quarterback done via free agency, New York can go with the best player available. Some might tell you Carter is the best prospect in the entire draft, regardless of position.

CBS: “You just don’t pass on this type of talent even with a crowded edge room. The Giants know full well in their own division what having a rotation of capable rushers can do for a defense.”

4. New England Patriots – LSU OT Will Campbell

Somebody needs to protect Drake Maye for the next decade. Debates have taken place on where Campbell best fits along the offensive line. Campbell feels as if left tackle is where he will best fit, no matter who winds up taking him.

CBS: “This is where it starts to get interesting. Campbell is a safe play as he profiles to an elite guard, even if his lack of length is an issue at tackle.”

5. Jacksonville Jaguars – Michigan DT Mason Graham

Graham is widely viewed as the best interior defensive lineman this year — a group filled with a ton of talent. Jacksonville has been a popular landing spot for him in mocks and CBS is no different.

CBS: “Graham is a high-floor defensive tackle going to a team that desperately needs that at the position. He’s also already a veteran in terms of his hand usage with quicks to win as a pass-rusher.”

6. Las Vegas Raiders – Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty

There are multiple landing spots for Jeanty and No. 6 to Las Vegas is likely the ceiling. Jeanty would be able to stay out West and become the face of a new era for the Raiders.

CBS: “Pete Carroll‘s love for the running back position likely only grew seeing Saquon Barkley lead the Eagles to a Super Bowl in his year off. Jeanty is easily a top-10 talent at the position.”

7. New York Jets – Missouri OT Armand Membou

Multiple offensive tackles have been taken by the Jets in recent years. Even so, new head coach Aaron Glenn is going to want to shore things up at the line of scrimmage. Membou has seen his stock soar in recent months, sliding into the top 10.

CBS: “Hitting on back-to-back offensive tackles would set the Jets up for long-term success. It’s exactly what new offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand had in Detroit. Membou can be a special run blocker on the right side.”

8. Carolina Panthers – Georgia EDGE Jalon Walker

After heavily focusing on the offensive end in recent years, CBS has Carolina turning to defense for the No. 8 overall pick. Walker is a versatile player with high pass-rushing upside, potentially being exactly what they need.

CBS: “Walker is the top 3-4 outside linebacker on my draft board and goes to a Panthers defense in desperate need of that skillset. He’s the perfect modern hybrid rusher.”

9. New Orleans Saints – Texas A&M EDGE Shemar Stewart

Late in the process, New Orleans is being linked to taking a quarterback here. Recent news of Derrick Carr could switch up the draft strategy. But for now, Stewart is the mock draft selection.

CBS: “Stewart is the kind of high-upside edge rusher the Saints can afford to take a chance on in their current timeline. He’s got freakish athletic traits that no one else in the class can match.”

10. Chicago Bears – Penn State TE Tyler Warren

Maybe the only thing booed louder on Thursday night than Roger Goodell will be this selection. Warren would see his NFL career begin in the city that Bears fans absolutely dread. But maybe the tight end can become a Packers killer.

CBS: “Warren is a mismatch weapon in the Bears offense that can pair in Ben Johnson’s famous two tight end sets with Cole Kmet. His ability to win consistently underneath from the slot could make him Caleb Williams’ best friend.”

11. San Francisco 49ers – Marshall EDGE Mike Green
12. Dallas Cowboys – Texas WR Matthew Golden
13. Miami Dolphins – Texas OT Kelvin Banks
14. Indianapolis Colts – Alabama LB Jihaad Campbell
15. Atlanta Falcons – Boston College EDGE Donovan Ezeiruaku
16. Arizona Cardinals – Oregon DT Derrick Harmon
17. Cincinnati Bengals – Georgia EDGE Mykel Williams
18. Seattle Seahawks – Texas CB Jahdae Barron
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – South Carolina S Nick Emmanwori
20. Denver Broncos – North Carolina RB Omarion Hampton
21. Pittsburgh Steelers – Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders
22. Los Angeles Chargers – Michigan DT Coleston Loveland
23. Green Bay Packers – Arizona WR Tetairoa McMillan
24. Minnesota Vikings – Georgia S Malaki Starks
25. Houston Texans – Alabama G Tyler Booker
26. Los Angeles Rams – Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart
27. Baltimore Ravens – Oregon OT Josh Conerly Jr.
28. Detroit Lions – Michigan DT Kenneth Grant
29. Washington Commanders – Ohio State WR Emeka Egbuka
30. Buffalo Bills – Kentucky CB Maxwell Harriston
31. Kansas City Chiefs – Michigan CB Will Johnson
32. Philadelphia Eagles – Ole Miss DT Walter Nolen

2025 NFL Draft: Second-round mock selections from CBS Sports

33. Cleveland Browns – Tennessee EDGE James Pearce Jr.
34. New York Giants – Toledo DT Darius Alexander
35. Tennessee Titans – Washington State WR Kyle Williams
36. Jacksonville Jaguars – North Dakota State OT Grey Zabel
37. Las Vegas Raiders – Ohio State OT Josh Simmons
38. New England Patriots – Missouri WR Luther Burden III
39. Chicago Bears (from Carolina Panthers) – Ohio State RB Treveyon Henderson
40. New Orleans Saints – Arizona IOL Jonah Savaiinaea
41. Chicago Bears – Arkansas EDGE Landon Jackson
42. New York Jets – Iowa State WR Jayden Higgins
43. San Francisco 49ers – Ohio State G Donovan Jackson
44. Dallas Cowboys – UCLA EDGE Oluwafemi Oladejo
45. Indianapolis Colts – LSU TE Mason Taylor
46. Atlanta Falcons – Ole Miss CB Trey Amos
47. Arizona Cardinals – Minnesota OT Aireontae Ersery
48. Miami Dolphins – Ohio State DT Tyleik Williams
49. Cincinnati Bengals – Penn State S Kevin Winston Jr.
50. Seattle Seahawks – Stanford WR Elic Ayomanor
51. Denver Broncos – Utah State WR Jalen Royals
52. Seattle Seahawks (from Pittsburgh Steelers) – Purdue OT Marcus Mbow
53. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – UCLA LB Carson Schwesinger
54. Green Bay Packers- William & Mary OT Charles Grant
55. Los Angeles Chargers – TCU WR Jack Bech
56. Buffalo Bills (from Minnesota Vikings) – Texas A&M EDGE Nic Scourton
57. Carolina Panthers (from Los Angeles Rams) – East Carolina CB Shavon Revel Jr.
58. Houston Texans – Texas A&M DL Shemar Turner
59. Baltimore Ravens – Oregon EDGE Jordan Burch
60. Detroit Lions – Ohio State EDGE JT Tuimoloau
61. Washington Commanders – Florida State CB Azareye’h Thomas
62. Buffalo Bills – Texas DL Alfred Collins
63. Kansas City Chiefs – Miami TE Elijah Arroyo
64. Philadelphia Eagles – Alabama QB Jalen Milroe

Third-round selections

65. New York Giants – Ohio State RB Quinshon Judkins
66. Kansas City Chiefs (from Tennessee Titans) – Kentucky DL Deone Walker
67. Cleveland Browns – Iowa RB Kaleb Johnson
68. Las Vegas Raiders – Iowa State CB Darien Porter
69. New England Patriots – LSU EDGE Bradyn Swinson
70. Jacksonville Jaguars – Iowa State WR Jaylin Noel
71. New Orleans Saints – Notre Dame CB Benjamin Morrison
72. Chicago Bears – Notre Dame S Xavier Watts
73. New York Jets – Kansas State CB Jacob Parrish
74. Carolina Panthers – South Carolina DL T.J. Sanders
75. San Francisco 49ers – Louisville QB Tyler Shough
76. Dallas Cowboys – Tennessee RB Dylan Sampson
77. New England Patriots (from Atlanta Falcons) – UCF RB RJ Harvey
78. Arizona Cardinals – Oregon DL Jamaree Caldwell
79. Houston Texans (from Miami Dolphins) – Central Arkansas EDGE David Walker
80. Indianapolis Colts – Boston College OT Ozzy Trapilo
81. Cincinnati Bengals – Oklahoma LB Danny Stutsman
82. Seattle Seahawks – Michigan EDGE Josaiah Stewart
83. Pittsburgh Steelers – Oregon RB Jordan James
84. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Ohio State EDGE Jack Sawyer
85. Denver Broncos – South Carolina LB Demetrius Knight Jr.
86. Los Angeles Chargers – NC State iOL Anthony Belton
87. Green Bay Packers – Indiana DL CJ West
88. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Minnesota Vikings) – Kansas OT Logan Brown
89. Houston Texans – Florida State DL Joshua Farmer
90. Los Angeles Rams – Oregon TE Terrance Ferguson
91. Baltimore Ravens – Georgia IOL Tate Ratledge
92. Seattle Seahawks (from Detroit Lions) – Texas QB Quinn Ewers
93. New Orleans Saints (from Washington Commanders) – Ole Miss WR Tre Harris
94. Cleveland Browns (from Buffalo Bills) – Syracuse QB Kyle McCord
95. Kansas City Chiefs – West Virginia IOL Wyatt Milum
96. Philadelphia Eagles – Bowling Green TE Harold Fannin Jr.
97. Minnesota Vikings – Georgia IOL Jared Wilson
98. Miami Dolphins – Cal CB Nohl Williams
99. New York Giants – Arizona State RB Cam Skattebo
100. San Francisco 49ers – Texas DL Vernon Broughton
101. Los Angeles Rams – Ole Miss DL Aeneas Peebles
102. Detroit Lions – Louisville CB Quincy Riley