DRAFT TRACKER 2025

Ransaw already plays with an NFL field demeanor, utilizing his good size and strength. He is terrific as a big nickel supporting the run but he might not have the cover talent to hold up in man coverage against NFL slot receivers. He’s capable in zone and might be rugged enough to line up over big slots and pass-catching tight ends. If he can’t hold up as a slot, a move to safety could be a comfortable transition. Ransaw has the tools to play as a pro, but scheme fit could decide his ceiling and productivity.

Huntington’s impressive explosiveness makes him an intriguing prospect. He’s a true “tweener” who lacks the length teams look for on the edge and the mass needed to play inside. He can be knocked around by big bodies but is tough to deal with when he gets a quick upper hand in a gap or on a blocker’s edge. He might need to add weight and ply his trade as a one-gapping 3-technique, but his exceptional athletic testing could earn him a role as a sub-package rusher with special-teams value.

Fifth-year senior who spent one season at Tulane after transferring from Furman. He has NFL-caliber top-end speed but lacks the short-area shiftiness to match slot targets, which might be something he’s asked to do because he lacks ideal size. He was greatly improved in 2024 and is a tough run supporter when plays flow his way.