The first round of 2025 American Football Association A draft came and went.
However, there is no time to waste it. Let’s dive into my grades in the first round.
1. Fondness: Cam Ward, QB
Row: a
Make mighty choice not to think. Titans needed a change in the QB game, and they formulated the most talented player in this position.
2. Jaguar (Via Cleveland Brown): Travis Hunter, WR/CB
Row: a
There has been vapor over the past 24 hours, as Jaguar was making noise on the draft night, and they certainly did so. The shot pack may be very heavy, and we will only know it within a few years. What I know now is Jaguars in formulating the most electric player in the draft. Hunter immediately helps Qurtbbeck Trevor Lawrence as a wide future and this was the goal of the draft: getting more QB assistance.
3. Giants: Abdul -Carter, edge
Row: a
The giants take the best player available on the blackboard and do not think about it twice. Carter has a set of skills that make the rapid transition to the American Football Association, with its use, its explosion and its ability to finish Qurtrbbeck.
4. PatriotismWill Campbell, OT
Row: a
The patriots had to leave the first round with an offensive attack, so they formulated OT1 with the fourth selection. Campbell is a violent attack man and has become Patriot’s left treatment when his name was announced.
5. Brown: Mason Graham, DT
Row: B+
The Browns team traded three points while choosing the first round in the future. You are not sure whether Browns need to formulate a defensive treatment in the first round. However, it seems clear that with their circulation again and not to formulate QB with their first choice, they are punished a little until next season. So they add defensive processing from the highest levels for the future.
6. Chants: Ashton Jeanty, RB
Grade: b
Who blocks Gente? This is the question that I possess on the two changes. I get the desire to formulate a player like Jeanty, but in a deep chapter in running, they could help build their offensive line and be running later on the draft. In the end, they formulated one of the few players in the draft without having to rise.
7. Planes: Armand Mimjoo, OT
Row: a
Aaron Glen, the New Gates coach, used to be in Detroit, where he saw the importance of a dominant attack line. This is the choice of the draft in the black mold and what the aircraft want with Glen. MEMBOT has a great balance and works to finish with their best. Good brick.
8. Pad: Tet McMillian, WR
Row: a
The consensus was months ago, and the cheetah would have formulated a defensive man to support this aspect of the ball. Instead, choose WR1 with the eighth selection. McMillian will be added to a crime that needs a set of skills and will give Bryce Young a large type of “Go Go The Ball”. I will trust the palette plate here.
9. Saints: Kelvin Banks Junior, OT
Grade: b
The saints rejected the option of the fifth year of the offensive attack, Trevor Burning. They formulated his alternative. Saints continue to rebuild the offensive line for another year, and you cannot mistake them. The main coach Killin Moore won Super Bowl with the Eagles offensive, so he understands the importance of making sure that you are there.
10. Bears: Colisten Lovland, T.
Row: B+
Rumors are likely to circulate throughout the bears up to the number 5 for Gente, and make the smart play to stay at a narrow end. The Bears spent the full building at Offseason about Caleb Williams, and they do it again with loveland. I am amazed that they went with Lovland on Tyler Warren, where I think Warren is the most complete narrow end. However, I love their process.
11. 49ers: Michael Williams, Edge
Row: a
49ers needed to treat any of the two lines, and they chose to start defense. Williams is a great and powerful defensive end. It fits a template for what he saw 49ers succeeds in this position.
12. CowboyTyler Booker, OG
Row: B+
I was surprised during a draft process that the name Booker was not discussed as a higher draft selection. In the end, it was formulated as OG1 by a team that rebuilds its plan with Zach Martin’s retirement. I think cowboy was looking at McMillian, but it was already chosen. I love the Poker effect in Dallas.
13. Dolphin: Kenneth Grant, DT
Grade: c
This is the first choice that I believed that the team reached the draft hole way. Grant may be a great professional, but he got raw scrolling skills and Derrick Harmon or Walter Nolan available. I do not think that the dolphin used its project on an explosive player immediately.
14. DowryTyler Warren, T
Row: a
The dowries got an incredible value in Warren, whom he considered a player who can give an exceptional team from a very influential position. Name a higher crime in the American Football Association and I can show you its production from the narrow end. Warren can also ban, so how to use it is countless.
15. Hawk: Gallon Walker, edge
Row: a
Is John Abraham the last wreckage game, the edge of the Rashaer Corridor was the hawks? I think so. Well, they hope to choose a wicker, change. Walker is the best soccer player in the Edge after Carter group, and while he was crude as falling edge, the skills exist. Falcons seize a big position of need.
16. CaraladesWalter Nolan, dt
Row: a
Cardinate filled a great need with defensive treatment that got a lot of upward trend. He is a former five -star recruiter showing the ability to train and explode with league production. It is a smart choice for the cruise.
17. Bengal: Shimar Stewart, edge
Grade: b
Bengal was linked to a defensive man by most of them, because it is a great position on the need. They formulate a player without a lot of university production, but they have the body and tools to improve quickly. Bengal needs to add talent in this situation and do.
18. Siocus: Gray, ul
Row: a
I love this choice for Sehawks. These are the men of the attack in Dakota, they mean, bad and they are rapidly moving to the league. Zabel has played four positions in the college and will hire a guards in Seattle. This is an ideal match for the need with choice.
19. Pirate: Emeka egbuka, wr
Grade: b
BUCS adds a slot reception to their team to associate with the already excellent receipt set. I don’t like adding more talents to the crime, but I am surprised because they moved a defensive player.
20. Bronco: Jahdae Barron, DB
Row: a
Sudden choice for broncos with everyone made them run running. With the crimes faced by Broncos in AFC West, the presence of more rear corner is never a bad thing. Barron is a twichy player and he will be well associated with Surtain II.
21. Stelors: Derek Harmon, DT
Row: a
Derek Harmon is one of the Mesoudati. I think it will be a great professional defensive treatment. He had more than 50 pressure last season from the defensive treatment site, which is difficult to do in the college. It is believed that Stelors will release Qurtubbere, but they should feel that Shidi Sanders was not good enough to formulate.
22. Ships: Ammon Hampton, RB
Grade: b
In choosing No. 22, he took a weapon to help Justin Herbert. I imagine that the shells would love a large defensive treatment, but they were all taken. Hampton is a return from three goals that will provide a charging crime with explosive playing capabilities from the back stadium.
23. Bakrz: Matthew Golden, WR
Row: b-
He finally did it. They formulated a reception device in the first round, although I thought they would formulate the corner. Johnson’s medical cars should not return. However, I think it is a good choice and the Rizmun will need to refine some techniques with Golden. But it can fly, which is always a good start.
24. Vikings: Donovan Jackson, OG
Grade: b
Vikings continue to build their team’s backbone with Jackson’s formulation. He can move well in a good balance. This is just a quality choice for Vikings.
25. Giants: Jaxson Dart, QB
Grade: c
If you like Gardbebeck, you should formulate it. So I understand what the giants did. I am not a believer that Dart would be more than they had in this position when Daniel Jones was in good health. I fully understood why this giants did, but he does nothing for me.
26. HawkJames Pears Junior, Edge
Row: d
Falcons were circulated again in the first round to formulate a defensive man with more capabilities of production. Rush Rush was clearly a need for Atlanta, but Pierce is not a player worth trading additional assets. He could also circulate in a lower opening to seize it as well. I don’t think it was drafted soon.
27. Crows: Malaki Starks, s
Grade: b
Defense players in Georgia are good at the US Football Association, and crows needed safety. It is a safe choice and the superiority of crows in formulation, so we must always trust them.
28. Black: Tylelk Williams, DT
Grade: c
This is early for Lilloms, but when you choose at the end of the first round, you don’t have the first round degree on any players. Black needs help on the defensive line and find it with Williams.
29. Leaders: Josh Conerly Jr. , Ot
Grade: b
I am not sure where Conriely will play for leaders, but this is a play for the future. Konerley is only 21 years old with a large area of ​​growth in his body. Its improvement in the last six matches this season is the reason for his presence in the first round.
30. Bills: Maxwell Harrison, Despel
Grade: b
The bills add the defensive back from Kentucky. The position of the need is filled, and they can treat the recipient in the second round.
31. Eagles: Jihaad Campbell, LB
Row: a
Hui Roseman does it again. I don’t know how to continue to find these shots. Campbell is just another strange offer to add it to the eagles defense. Just choose a distinguished draft.
32. HeadsJosh Simmons, OT
Grade: b
Simons was OT1 before his knee was injured against Oregon on October 12. There is a good value. I would like to find tribal heads DT, but no one is ready.
Jeff Schwartz is an analyst at the US Football Association at Fox Sports. Play eight seasons in the American Football Association for five different teams. It started in the right treatment of the University of Oregon for three seasons and the second team was selected for each PAC-12 Senn. Follow it on Twitter @Gvstersitz.
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