Following the NFL combine, ESPN draft analyst Jordan Reid put together a two-round 2025 NFL mock draft. So who did the Indianapolis Colts come away with? At pick No. 14, with Penn State tight end Tyler Warren off the board,

Reid: "The Cardinals badly need high-quality starters on their defensive line. Grant steadily improved this season, which was his first in a full-time starting role. He responded

“If the Eagles can't bring back Sweat, Pearce would be a great replacement and addition to an already deep and tenacious defensive front,” wrote Reid. “His 19.0% pressure rate was the second best in the FBS, resulting in 7.5 sacks. The Eagles can let the board fall to them and take the best player available, which ends up being Pearce here.”

ESPN's Jordan Reid released his latest two-round mock draft following the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine, where he sees the Chargers bolstering the offensive side of the ball. With pick No. 22, Los Angeles selects former North Carolina running back Omarion Hampton.

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GM James Gladstone made it known at the NFL combine that the Jaguars were going to prioritize the trenches on both sides of the ball this offseason, so it's no surprise that Mason Graham continues to be a popular pick in mock drafts for Jacksonville.

Latest mock draft predicts the Raiders will select Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft

Jordan Reid of ESPN points out that the Colts are in need of a tight end with Mo-Allie Cox set to become a free agent, touting Loveland as a “glorified big receiver who transitions in and out of breaks with ease while showing excellent hands.”

In a post-NFL combine mock draft from PFF, the Colts land one of the standout performers at cornerback, Jahdae Barron.