DRAFT TRACKER 2025

Tough, strong and assignment-oriented, Milum possesses the frame and mentality of an NFL player. It’s hard to get excited about his prospects as a tackle due to his shorter arms, but there is no reason to believe Milum can’t bump inside to guard and offer tackle depth in a pinch. He plays with heavy hands in pass protection and has ideal instincts to sniff out twists and stop them in their tracks. He’s hard to bull-rush or push around in the running game but he will slip and slide off sustain blocks at times due to a narrowing base. His physical profile, play strength and football intelligence could have him ready as an early starter for gap-scheme teams.

Three-year starter with an impressive blend of traits but a lack of twitch to take firm advantage of them. Martin has the frame of an odd-front defensive end but needs to get stronger in his upper half and bulkier in his lowers to handle that work. As a rusher, he fails to threaten with go-to moves or sudden counters across the protection's face, but he does have tools to work with in that area. He has developmental traits but is more a project than prospect considering his relative lack of impact on tape.

Brown played at three schools over five seasons but failed to produce at a standout level. Frankly, there are more flashes on Brown’s 2023 tape at Houston than there were on his Miami tape from 2024. He lacked creativity to beat press and struggled to finish plays as a deep option in both seasons. He has some instincts in space and flashes route-running potential, but it’s hard to find enough consistent tape to make a clear projection of what he could provide as a pro.

French made the jump from the FCS to FBS in 2024 with modest results. While a majority of his snaps have come as an edge defender, French might need to prove he can transition to off-ball linebacker due to his slender frame. His downhill mentality is a good starting point for his positional transition but it must be backed by better instincts and play recognition. He will need to shine brightly as a special-teams contributor to make it.

Brinkman has experience but lacks the snap speed most NFL teams require. He was more consistent on short snaps in 2024 but still has occasional hiccups with long snap accuracy. Brinkman could get a chance to compete in camp, but he’ll need to find a way to ramp up his snap velocity.