2025 Mock NFL Draft

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23Apr 2025
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2025 Mock NFL Draft

Colston Loveland

Most years I like to take a stab at a mock NFL draft. Everybody else is doing it, so why not me? This draft should be particularly interesting for Michigan fans, because the program could set a school record with four (4!!!) first round picks in the form of Mason Graham, Kenneth Grant, Will Johnson, and Colston Loveland (in no particular order other than alphabetical).

1. Tennessee Titans: Cam Ward – QB – Miami
Why? He seems to be the consensus choice here, and Tennessee has all but announced the pick already.

2. Cleveland Browns: Travis Hunter – CB/WR – Colorado
Why? Cleveland needs a lot of help, but there are no quarterbacks worth taking here. Hunter fills a couple holes. Personally, I think he should be a cornerback and moonlight at wide receiver, because it’s easier to find good receivers than it is to find elite corners. It’s also tough to mostly be a wide receiver and then be ready for whatever a defense throws at you if you’re only a part-time cornerback. If you have special packages on offense, the offense gets to dictate how and when that package is used, instead of the other way around.

3. New York Giants: Abdul Carter – DE – Penn State
Why? I actually don’t love this pick here because I don’t see it as a huge need for the Giants, but they get a chance to pick a player who some people think is the best player in the draft (or second best behind Hunter). In some ways, it could be a good “value” pick even though it’s still a top-three choice.

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3Mar 2025
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2025 NFL Combine Results

Donovan Edwards (image via Detroit News)

Michigan had nine players compete at (or at least show up to) the 2025 NFL combine. Here are the results for the participants:

RB Donovan Edwards

  • 5’11”, 205 lbs.
  • 30″ arms, 10″ hands
  • 4.44 forty-yard dash
  • 38.5″ vertical
  • 23 bench press reps

DT Mason Graham

  • 6’3 1/2″, 296 lbs.
  • 32″ arms, 9 1/8″ hands
  • 24 bench press reps

DT Kenneth Grant

  • 6’4″, 331 lbs.
  • 33 1/2″ arms, 10 1/8″ hands
  • 22 bench press reps

OT Myles Hinton

  • 6’7″, 323 lbs.
  • 34 1/8″ arms, 10 1/4″ hands
  • 31.5″ vertical jump
  • 4.96-second 20-yard shuttle

CB Will Johnson

  • 6’2″, 194 lbs.
  • 30 1/8″ arms, 9 1/4″ hands

TE Colston Loveland

  • 6’6″, 248 lbs.
  • 32 3/4″ arms, 10″ hands

RB Kalel Mullings

  • 6’1 1/2″, 226 lbs.
  • 31 3/4″ arms, 10″ hands

DE Josaiah Stewart

  • 6’1″, 249 lbs.
  • 31 7/8″ arms, 9 1/2″ hands

LS William Wagner

  • No measurements publicly available

I was hoping to see more players participate in drills, but the growing trend is for players to wait for their pro days (or not work out at all). It would have been fun to see Kenneth Grant run the 40-yard dash and for Will Johnson to do a variety of drills, etc., but alas, we’re left to wonder.

Michigan did have running back Donovan Edwards test, and his results were pretty outstanding: