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2025 NFL Mock Draft 5.0: Week 2 Edition Picks 1-32

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32. Kansas City Chiefs - Ajani Cornelius (OL)
To wrap up the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs have multiple options. They opt to strengthen their offensive line by selecting Ajani Cornelius, one of the top OL prospects in the draft.

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1. Carolina Panthers - Travis Hunter (DB/WR)
There are a lot of players that will be in contention if the Carolina Panthers are once again on the clock at first overall. This is assuming that Bryce Young has something click at some point in 2024. Travis Hunter would add an explosive weapon to the mix no matter where you line him up on the field on offense or defense.
2. New England Patriots - Kelvin Banks Jr. (OL)
The New England Patriots believe they have their next franchise quarterback on their roster. With a great class of offensive linemen, the Patriots take the best of the bunch with the second overall pick in Kelvin Banks Jr.
3. Denver Broncos - James Pearce Jr. (DL)
The Denver Broncos have the potential to build a formidable defense, but their success will depend on making wise decisions with their early draft picks during the rebuilding process. James Pearce Jr. emerges as a standout candidate to serve as a cornerstone moving forward.
4. New York Giants - Carson Beck (QB)
There is a compelling case that Carson Beck is the most NFL-ready quarterback in this draft. With the New York Giants clearly in need of a franchise quarterback, selecting Beck here would be a smart decision.
5. Tennessee Titans - Will Campbell (OL)
A crucial area for improvement that the Tennessee Titans need to target is their offensive line. Will Campbell emerges as a top prospect in this regard, making him a strong candidate for the Titans within the top 10 of the 2025 NFL Draft.
6. Washington Commanders -Mason Graham (DL)
The Washington Commanders are prioritizing building a strong defense with this top 10 pick, and Mason Graham stands out as a clear choice to serve as a solid interior weapon for their defense.
7. Las Vegas Raiders - Quinn Ewers (QB)
It's pretty evident that the Las Vegas Raiders are searching for their next franchise quarterback. With the poise and dynamic abilities that Quinn Ewers continues to show at Texas, he's a candidate to sneak into the top 10 of the 2025 NFL Draft.
8. New Orleans Saints -Deone Walker (DT)
Deone Walker displays many traits that the New Orleans Saints prioritize on defense. With another standout season at Kentucky, Walker could solidify himself as a potential top 10 draft pick.
9. Minnesota Vikings - Will Johnson (DB)
With all of his talent, it's hard to imagine Will Johnson slipping outside the top 10. The Minnesota Vikings, facing significant needs in their secondary, should capitalize on the chance to draft him here.
10. Arizona Cardinals - Benjamin Morrison (CB)
Benjamin Morrison continues to excel at Notre Dame, establishing himself as a crucial player in their secondary. If he continues to deliver another standout season with the Fighting Irish, he could find himself among the top 10 draft picks, fitting perfectly with Arizona's projected draft position.
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11. Seattle Seahawks - Shedeur Sanders (QB)
At this early stage in the process, it wouldn't exactly be a surprise if Shedeur Sanders drops outside of the top 10. The Seattle Seahawks would be an interesting team to snap him up if he ultimately falls.
12. Indianapolis Colts - Tetairoa McMillan (WR)
With his early elite performances, Tetairoa McMillan is making headlines as the potential top wide receiver to be selected in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Indianapolis Colts would be wise to add another potential game changing weapon to the mix.
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Emery Jones Jr. (OL)
Considering the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' substantial investment in quarterback Baker Mayfield, it’s logical to strengthen his protection and improve the running game by bringing in Emery Jones Jr.
14. Pittsburgh Steelers - Luther Burden III (WR)
If a wide receiver with the skillset of Luther Burden III falls into the Pittsburgh Steelers lap, it would be difficult to see them going in another direction given their clear need for another top wideout.
15. Jacksonville Jaguars - Jonah Savaiinaea (OL)
The Jacksonville Jaguars must continue strengthening their offensive line. With their substantial investment in Trevor Lawrence, adding a talent like Jonah Savaiinaea would be a wise decision.
16. Los Angeles Chargers - Emeka Egbuka (WR)
After overhauling their wide receiver corps last year, the Los Angeles Chargers look to continue the process by bringing in Emeka Egbuka. Although this approach may not fully align with Jim Harbaugh's preferred asset allocation strategy, Egbuka's outstanding talent is too significant to ignore.
17. Cleveland Browns - Harold Perkins Jr. (LB)
The Cleveland Browns are well known for having one of the top defenses in the NFL. Strengthening an already strong unit when there's value available in the draft is a smart move, and that's exactly what they do here with Harold Perkins Jr.

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18. Los Angeles Rams - Kenneth Grant (DL)
The Los Angeles Rams are going to need some help in the interior of their defense moving forward. Kenneth Grant presents a great potential prospect to upgrade their defensive line in this range of the draft.
19. Chicago Bears - Abdul Carter (LB)
The Chicago Bears have the potential to create something special on offense with their current core. Although their defense is improving as well, the opportunity to add a talent like Abdul Carter should be tempting here.
20. Atlanta Falcons - Nic Scourton (LB)
Following another standout season at Texas A&M, it wouldn't be a surprise if Nic Scourton is already off the board by now. However, with him still available, the Atlanta Falcons see his value and jump at the opportunity to draft him.
21. Miami Dolphins - Tyleik Williams (DT)
The Miami Dolphins are in need of added reinforcement on their defensive line, and Tyleik Williams has the qualities that make him a perfect fit for their needs.
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22. New York Jets - Evan Stewart (WR)
With several quarterbacks still on the board, the New York Jets can really make a surprising move that would certainly stir things up for a future Hall of Famer. Rather than opting for a quarterback, they choose to draft the talented wide receiver, Evan Stewart.
23. Green Bay Packers - Jabbar Muhammad (DB)
The Green Bay Packers have several options to weigh at this stage of the draft. If a player of Jabbar Muhammad's caliber is still available, his impressive skill set makes him an appealing prospect for the Packers to bolster their secondary.
24. Houston Texans - JT Tuimoloau (DE)
The Houston Texans are quietly building a defense with many explosive components. If they see a talent like JT Tuimoloau still on the board near the end of the first round, it's easy to envision them pouncing on the opportunity.
25. Dallas Cowboys - Mykel Williams (DL)
It wouldn’t be unexpected for the Dallas Cowboys to strengthen their defense in this late first-round range. Mykel Williams possesses several standout qualities that the Cowboys are likely to value here.
26. Buffalo Bills - Tacario Davis (CB)
The Buffalo Bills could use an infusion of talent in their secondary, and Tacario Davis from Arizona appears to be an ideal fit, especially as a late first-round selection.
27. Philadelphia Eagles - Barrett Carter (LB)
It's clear why the Philadelphia Eagles would be drawn to a player with Barrett Carter's skill set. If Carter delivers another strong season at Clemson, his potential value in this part of the first round would be highly attractive for the Eagles.
28. Cincinnati Bengals - Isaiah Bond (WR)
If Tee Higgins leaves in free agency as many anticipate, it wouldn’t be surprising for the Cincinnati Bengals to target another talented wide receiver in the draft. Isaiah Bond, out of Texas, is an ideal fit for this role.
29. Detroit Lions - Princely Umanmielen (DE)
Princely Umanmielen has been garnering significant attention for a while. Although his draft stock has slightly declined as his draft year approaches, the Lions choose to invest in his considerable potential at this point.
30. Baltimore Ravens - Tyler Booker (OL)
Though it's still early, Tyler Booker appears to be an excellent fit for the Baltimore Ravens. Given the Ravens' commitment to building through the trenches, it wouldn’t be surprising to see this pairing come to fruition on draft night.
31. San Francisco 49ers - Tate Ratledge (OL)
The San Francisco 49ers' offensive line is aging and needs some reinforcements. In anticipation of potential roster changes, the 49ers decide to strengthen their core up front by drafting a star out of Georgia in Tate Ratledge.
32. Kansas City Chiefs - Ajani Cornelius (OL)
To wrap up the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs have multiple options. They opt to strengthen their offensive line by selecting Ajani Cornelius, one of the top OL prospects in the draft.

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2025 NFL Mock Draft 5.0: Week 2 Edition Picks 1-32

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