2025 NFL Draft: Complete First and Second Round Projections

As we approach the 2025 NFL Draft, teams are finalizing their big boards and evaluating their needs. With pro days wrapping up and free agency settling, it's time for our most comprehensive mock draft yet - projecting all 64 picks across Rounds 1 and 2, plus four intriguing trades that could shake up the draft board.

First Round Highlights

1. Tennessee Titans - Cam Ward, QB, Miami The Titans secure their franchise quarterback in Ward, who led the FBS with 39 passing touchdowns in 2024. His improvisational skills and arm talent make him the clear top signal-caller in this class.

3. New York Giants - Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado Despite signing veteran QBs, the Giants invest in their future with Sanders, whose 74% completion percentage and 4,134 passing yards demonstrate NFL-ready accuracy.

7. New York Jets - Armand Membou, OT, Missouri After addressing QB with Justin Fields, the Jets bolster their offensive line with the rising SEC star to protect their investment.

Projected Trades Shaping the Draft

• Patriots-Bills Trade: New England moves up to secure OT Josh Conerly Jr., giving Buffalo additional Day 2 capital.
• Raiders-Chiefs Trade: Las Vegas jumps back into the first round to select explosive WR Luther Burden III.

Second Round Standouts

33. Cleveland Browns - Tyler Shough, QB, Louisville With Watson injured, the Browns find a potential starter to compete with Kenny Pickett.

44. Dallas Cowboys - TreVeyon Henderson, RB, Ohio State Dallas adds an electric playmaker to revitalize their running game.

64. Philadelphia Eagles - Alfred Collins, DT, Texas Philly continues their trenches-first approach with this massive interior disruptor.

Key Positional Trends

• Quarterback Carousel: Five QBs selected in first two rounds
• Defensive Focus: 12 of first 20 picks address defensive needs
• Trade Activity: Four projected deals reshape draft order

For complete analysis on all 64 picks and team fits, tune into our special SportsCenter draft preview Wednesday at 5 p.m. ET on ESPN2.