Matt Miller goes two rounds deep in his latest mock draft. Who rose after the Senior Bowl? Which QBs will be early picks?

An incredibly popular pick for the Colts in most mock drafts, and it’s easy to see why. The Colts have a major need for pass-catching presence at the tight end position, and Warren was one of the best in that regard during the 2024 college football season.

As you would expect there have been a few updated mock drafts following the Senior bowl week and game. One of the key analysts in attendance was ESPN’s Matt Miller. On Monday he posted his two round mock draft based on those changes.

To win in the NFL, teams must protect the quarterback on offense and rush the quarterback on defense. That reality was the focus of Matt Mille

It looks like ESPN NFL draft writer Matt Miller has been reading my posts on X. I've been on the record very loudly that I would be good with the Pittsburgh Steelers going all Buckeyes in the first two rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft.

Morrison would be an excellent choice in Round 2. If the Falcons can sign a veteran cornerback — such as Mike Hughes — for cheap, Morrison could eventually start opposite Terrell. Atlanta also has Clark Phillips III returning in 2025. The former Utah standout should be in line for a bigger role.

ESPN’s Matt Miller put together a two-round 2025 NFL mock draft on Monday, and he had the New England Patriots go defense with both of their draft selections. The team selected Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham with the fourth overall pick in the first round and Ohio State edge defender Jack Sawyer in the second round with the 38 th overall selection.

The talented defender is noted for being a "fiery, active interior pass rusher with great technique and the burst needed to be a difference-maker at the 3-technique." The post Patriots projected to bolster defensive line in latest NFL mock draft appeared first on Boston.

While New England is expected to have the most cap space, they also have high draft picks in each round that can be used to bring in some talented prospects from the college game.