2025 Official Super Duper Mock Draft Thread - Opinions On Mocks | Pundit Mocks

[Critty]

Easton Stick was 49-3 in college !

True, but he did it without the hype or the last name, and never at the college FBS level. And he certainly wasn't considered a 1st Rd caliber prospect. But Johnny Spanos liked him, so you may have a point there, however it may be minus points.

[Leslie Grossman]

Booker, Taylor and Giddens would change the face of this offense. This would be dream draft.

A dream come true draft, seems impossible

[Leslie Grossman]

The chances the Chargers pick Warren or Jeanty are at what, 0.2 % ?

Jeantys going top 10
Love Warren, think it’s 40-60 we get him

[Eurobolt]

Jeantys going top 10
Love Warren, think it’s 40-60 we get him

No chance he falls so far.

[wu-dai clan]

woodMock v5 4.14.25
"High Floor: Keen On 'Clean' "

Rd 1-Emeka Egbuka
WR Ohio State
Polished Inside/Outside Receiver opposite Ladd for Herbert.

Rd 2- Elijah Arroyo
TE Miami
Athletic Flex Tight End dangerous deep and even at X.

Rd 3- Devin Neal
RB Kansas
Elite vision, pacing, receiving with a well rounded game.

Rd 4- Barryn Sorrel
EDGE Texas
Speed to power, consistent, hard work in run defense.

Rd 5- Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins
DL Georgia
Undervalued, explosive get off, traits-y over clean rd 1 thru 4, with inside/outside flexibility.

Rd 6- Caleb Rogers
OL Texas Tech
Powerful initial punch, ability in space, Duke-trained to fix flaws.

Rd 6- RJ Mickens
DB Clemson
Pedigree gives him good instincts, with unexpected athleticism shown at Combine.

Rd 6- Cam Horsley
DT Boston College
Good combo of stout and penetrating which fits our profile inside.

Rd 6- Marcus Yarns
RB Delaware
Speed back for change of pace.

Rd 7- Jacob Bayer
C Arkansas State
Talked to numerous teams and where there's smoke, there's fire.

[Riverwalk]

woodMock v5 4.14.25
"High Floor: Keen On 'Clean' "

Rd 1-Emeka Egbuka
WR Ohio State
Polished Inside/Outside Receiver opposite Ladd for Herbert.

Rd 2- Elijah Arroyo
TE Miami
Athletic Flex Tight End dangerous deep and even at X.

Rd 3- Devin Neal
RB Kansas
Elite vision, pacing, receiving with a well rounded game.

Rd 4- Barryn Sorrel
EDGE Texas
Speed to power, consistent, hard work in run defense.

Rd 5- Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins
DL Georgia
Undervalued, explosive get off, traits-y over clean rd 1 thru 4, with inside/outside flexibility.

Rd 6- Caleb Rogers
OL Texas Tech
Powerful initial punch, ability in space, Duke-trained to fix flaws.

Rd 6- RJ Mickens
DB Clemson
Pedigree gives him good instincts, with unexpected athleticism shown at Combine.

Rd 6- Cam Horsley
DT Boston College
Good combo of stout and penetrating which fits our profile inside.

Rd 6- Marcus Yarns
RB Delaware
Speed back for change of pace.

Rd 7- Jacob Bayer
C Arkansas State
Talked to numerous teams and where there's smoke, there's fire.

I would take Emeka Egbuka if Warren and Colston were already taken. Some have him rated as the best receiver in the draft.

[electricgold]

A dream come true draft, seems impossible

If by some chance Booker is on the board I still love him at 22! Got to hope the Bengals don't draft him!

My cluster at 22 is Golden, Egbuka, Booker, Loveland, Warren, TMAC! Probably one of these guys could be there at 22!

[Lone Bolt]

I would take Emeka Egbuka if Warren and Colston were already taken. Some have him rated as the best receiver in the draft.

Best in the draft? Maybe...but certainly one of the "sure things" in this draft...I think his floor is a bit higher than "solid #2"...you wont miss if you pick him, I think.

[Lone Bolt]

woodMock v5 4.14.25
"High Floor: Keen On 'Clean' "

Rd 1-Emeka Egbuka
WR Ohio State
Polished Inside/Outside Receiver opposite Ladd for Herbert.

Rd 2- Elijah Arroyo
TE Miami
Athletic Flex Tight End dangerous deep and even at X.

Rd 3- Devin Neal
RB Kansas
Elite vision, pacing, receiving with a well rounded game.

Rd 4- Barryn Sorrel
EDGE Texas
Speed to power, consistent, hard work in run defense.

Rd 5- Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins
DL Georgia
Undervalued, explosive get off, traits-y over clean rd 1 thru 4, with inside/outside flexibility.

Rd 6- Caleb Rogers
OL Texas Tech
Powerful initial punch, ability in space, Duke-trained to fix flaws.

Rd 6- RJ Mickens
DB Clemson
Pedigree gives him good instincts, with unexpected athleticism shown at Combine.

Rd 6- Cam Horsley
DT Boston College
Good combo of stout and penetrating which fits our profile inside.

Rd 6- Marcus Yarns
RB Delaware
Speed back for change of pace.

Rd 7- Jacob Bayer
C Arkansas State
Talked to numerous teams and where there's smoke, there's fire.

I still like Arroyo...I get the concerns...but I like him anyway...

Im lukewarm on Neal...but he too is a safe pick, like Egbuke...but more enamored with Giddens and Skatebo..

I like RJ Mickens...the DBs are getting spurned this year, especially safeties...because of the strength of the other positions, they appear to be sliding well into day 3...as opposed to late 3rd, early 4th, which I think is where Micken and some others would land, most years...

I gotta check out this Bayer...since we had him in...

Appreciate you sharing...my final coming soon...

[Formula 21]

woodMock v5 4.14.25
"High Floor: Keen On 'Clean' "

Rd 1-Emeka Egbuka
WR Ohio State
Polished Inside/Outside Receiver opposite Ladd for Herbert.

Rd 2- Elijah Arroyo
TE Miami
Athletic Flex Tight End dangerous deep and even at X.

Rd 3- Devin Neal
RB Kansas
Elite vision, pacing, receiving with a well rounded game.

Rd 4- Barryn Sorrel
EDGE Texas
Speed to power, consistent, hard work in run defense.

Rd 5- Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins
DL Georgia
Undervalued, explosive get off, traits-y over clean rd 1 thru 4, with inside/outside flexibility.

Rd 6- Caleb Rogers
OL Texas Tech
Powerful initial punch, ability in space, Duke-trained to fix flaws.

Rd 6- RJ Mickens
DB Clemson
Pedigree gives him good instincts, with unexpected athleticism shown at Combine.

Rd 6- Cam Horsley
DT Boston College
Good combo of stout and penetrating which fits our profile inside.

Rd 6- Marcus Yarns
RB Delaware
Speed back for change of pace.

Rd 7- Jacob Bayer
C Arkansas State
Talked to numerous teams and where there's smoke, there's fire.

An outstanding collection of firepower at the top.

[CanadianBoltFan]

I still like Arroyo...I get the concerns...but I like him anyway...

Im lukewarm on Neal...but he too is a safe pick, like Egbuke...but more enamored with Giddens and Skatebo..

I like RJ Mickens...the DBs are getting spurned this year, especially safeties...because of the strength of the other positions, they appear to be sliding well into day 3...as opposed to late 3rd, early 4th, which I think is where Micken and some others would land, most years...

I gotta check out this Bayer...since we had him in...

Appreciate you sharing...my final coming soon...

I think Neal is a 4th round pick to me. Solid but I also like Giddens more, faster and more elusive. In round 3 range...Sampson, Skattebo, Harvey, Etienne, Giddens

[wu-dai clan]

Thanks for the feedback friends.

I give Neal a higher grade because of "feel" for playing RB. Inconsistent Pass Pro and lack of power are negatives, but he plays at a contrasting tempo to Najee.