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The majority of the top WR prospects in college football this season figure to be sophomores who only left high school prior to the 2024 season and are therefore not available this next April. Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State), Ryan Williams (Alabama), Cam Coleman (Auburn), TJ Moore and Bryant Wesco (Clemson), Ryan Wingo (Texas), and Nick Marsh (Michigan State) are all potential first round picks, but no sooner than the 2027 NFL Draft.

The 2025 RB class is one of the best group of prospects to enter the NFL in the last two decades. Unfortunately, the 2026 class does not look like it has as much elite, top end talent nor the depth of last April’s class. This class is unlikely to offer a Top 10 prospect like Ashton Jeanty, who was selected by Las Vegas with the sixth pick last spring, but there a few prospects who may warrant first round consideration with a quality season this fall.

After a down year for the QB position in the NFL Draft, the prospective top upper classmen signal callers could be a bounce back class that delivers several potential franchise QBs to NFL teams in need next April. Although there is no clear-cut leader in this class, there are several prospects that have the combination of physical tools, mental makeup, and game experience to be drafted first overall next year.

Saturday (Day 3) of the NFL Draft is where a team builds depth, selects their kickers and punters (and hey, even a long snapper!), and sometimes even finds a diamond in the rough.

Shedeur Sanders has fallen out of the first three rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft. How far will he wall down the draft board and how many other QBs go before him (McCord, Leonard, Howard)? Saturday's draft is drama packed!

Night one of the 2025 NFL Draft concluded with the shocking (to some) fall out of the first round of Shedeur Sanders. The Colorado Buffaloes QB had an inconsistent post season where his interviews left many teams frustrated with his maturity level and his game film left many scouts scratching their heads. Sanders' processing is very slow and he typically waits for the receiver to break open before throwing the ball - and that just does not work at the NFL level. So, where doe

The SNS 2025 BIG BOARD 300 is the final rankings of the best 300 draft-worthy prospects available in this weekend's draft, which will select 257 prospects in seven rounds over the three-day event.

The Comprehensive Eligibility Tracking database (CET) is the scouting industry's only formalized attempt to build a complete list of all prospects in the 2025 draft.

Omarion Hampton / RB / North Carolina The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine’s top offensive prospects wrapped up the festivities on Friday (TEs)...

Nick Emmanwori / S / South Carolina The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine’s top defensive prospects kicked off the festivities on Thursday with...

Mason Graham / IDL / Michigan The 2025 SNS Scouting Reports Database is NOW LIVE!!  With over 200 scouting reports in the initial release...

Jordan Clark / CB / Notre Dame The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine is scheduled to take place in Indianapolis from Thursday, February...

Cam Skattebo / RB / Arizona State The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine has invited 339 college prospects to Indianapolis, Indiana from February...

1. Garret Greenfield / OT / South Dakota State Seattle 2. Lideatrick "Tulu" Griffin / WR / Mississippi State Las Vegas 3. Sam Hartman /...

1. Caleb Williams / USC 2. Drake Maye / North Carolina 3. JJ McCarthy / Michigan 4. Jayden Daniels / LSU 5. Bo Nix / Oregon 6. Michael...

1. MarShawn Lloyd / USC 2. Blake Corum / Michigan 3. Jaylen Wright / Tennessee 4. Audric Estime / Notre Dame 5. Will Shipley / Clemson 6....

1. Marvin Harrison / Ohio State 2. Rome Odunze / Washington 3. Malik Nabers / LSU 4. Keon Coleman / Florida State 5. Brian Thomas / LSU...

1. Brock Bowers / Georgia 2. Ja'Tavion Sanders / Texas 3. Theo Johnson / Penn State 4. Ben Sinnott / Kansas State 5. Cade Stover / Ohio...

1. Joe Alt / Notre Dame 2. Olu Fashanu / Penn State 3. Taliese Fuaga / Oregon State 4. Jordan Morgan / Arizona 5. Troy Fautanu /...

1. Cooper Beebe / Kansas State 2. Zach Frazier / West Virginia 3. Graham Barton / Duke 4. Christian Haynes / UCONN 5. Jackson...