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Quarterbacks:

Jaxson Dart 👶 

  • Dart is currently ranked No. 14 on the 2025 Rookie Big Board and is gaining momentum to secure the QB3 spot in the draft

  • While not considered an athletic freak, Dart is more mobile than credited and can function as a dual-threat quarterback at the NFL level

  • Possesses above-average but not elite arm strength, with Senior Bowl practices expected to answer questions about his NFL-level throwing capabilities

  • Jalen Milroe struggled significantly during Day 1 of the Senior Bowl practice

  • The Alabama QB showed concerning issues with accuracy and touch in drills that typically favor the offense

  • Observers noted a lengthy period where Milroe failed to complete passes

  • While his athleticism remains impressive, his passing abilities raised serious questions during the practice session

  • Milton impressed in his only rookie game appearance, completing 75.9% of his passes for 241 yards and a touchdown, plus 16 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown

  • While not expected to replace Drake Maye as Patriots' franchise quarterback, Milton could become valuable trade bait for New England

  • There's potential for Milton to become a starter elsewhere in 2025 or 2026 through a trade

  • Completed 18 of 26 passes for 245 yards and a touchdown with no interceptions, posting a 111.9 passer rating

  • Set season highs in dropback success rate (64.7%) and dropback EPA (+21.5) in AFC Championship

  • Has thrown for 250+ passing yards in seven of his last 12 games

  • Recorded second-highest career scramble rate (17.4%) with 6 scrambles on 34 dropbacks

  • Converted first downs on 5 of 6 scramble runs and scored a touchdown on a designed run

  • Hurts completed 20 of 28 passes for 246 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions, posting a 110.1 passer rating

  • Most effective from the pocket in the NFC Championship, completing 18 of 20 passes for 216 yards and a touchdown

  • Struggled outside the pocket, completing just 2 of 8 passes for 30 yards with four throwaways

  • Contributed 10 carries for 16 yards and three short rushing touchdowns, with another 17-yard rushing TD negated by penalty

  • Has exceeded 24.5 pass attempts only three times in his last 11 games (27%)

Running Backs:

  • Brashard Smith dominated linebackers in 1-on-1 receiving drills, showing quick separation and reliable hands

  • The SMU running back displayed impressive route running skills as a potential mismatch weapon

  • Smith showed explosive speed in rushing plays, earning the nickname 'Kenneth Gainwell with rocket shoes'

  • His performance exceeded expectations and overshadowed other running backs at the practice

January 28, 2025 — Mentioned in: The TRUTH: RBs Part 2 + Late Round Hits

  • Taylor showed significant promise early but struggled with injuries and inconsistent offensive play throughout the season

  • His performance was impacted by declining target totals and quarterback play style

  • Analysts maintain that Taylor has the physical potential to be a top three running back in a neutral situation

  • There's speculation about his future value, particularly if he ends up being traded to a contending team

January 28, 2025 — Mentioned in: The TRUTH: RBs Part 2 + Late Round Hits

  • Mixon ranked as the third most consistent running back in the first half of the season, showing strong early performance

  • His production significantly declined in the second half due to injuries and other factors

  • Early success was attributed to strong performances against weaker defenses, but struggled as the season progressed

  • Finished as RB18 in 2024 despite preseason projections as a top-3 running back

  • Saw significant decrease with 19 fewer targets and 21 fewer receptions compared to 2023

  • Expected to bounce back in 2025 at age 24, with analysts suggesting potential return to RB4 production levels

  • Previous success includes RB4 overall finish in 2023 despite poor offensive line and quarterback play

  • Despite San Francisco's disappointing 2024 season, experts predict CMC will maintain high production potential in the 49ers offense

  • Expected to be available at a lower draft cost than previous years, while still maintaining a high ceiling

  • Analysts compare his situation to Justin Jefferson's previous year, suggesting he could be a great value pick in drafts

Wide Receivers:

  • Marvin Harrison Jr. finished his rookie season with 62 catches for 885 yards and 8 touchdowns, nearly identical to his father's rookie stats (64/836/8)

  • Despite being labeled a disappointment after being drafted 4th overall, Harrison Jr. scored over 15 PPR fantasy points in 8 of 17 games in 2024

  • Harrison Jr. showed promise with at least 8 targets in four of his final six contests, though he finished as just WR30 in PPR formats

  • The 22-year-old rookie demonstrated elite ability against man coverage, posting a 42.8% win rate (2nd among all WRs) and ranking 12th with 216 routes won

  • Fantasy managers are advised to buy rather than sell Harrison Jr. in dynasty leagues, with expectations of improved chemistry with Kyler Murray in Year 2

  • Jaylin Noel emerged as the standout wide receiver during Day 1 of Senior Bowl practice

  • The Iowa State receiver consistently got open throughout the day, displaying strong route running abilities

  • Noel showed impressive physicality and body control, including a notable back-shoulder catch

  • His performance aligned with his college success, where he ranked top-30 in yards per route run and receiving grade

  • Matthew Golden transferred from Houston to Texas, where he posted impressive numbers of 58 catches for 987 yards and 9 touchdowns in 2024

  • Golden demonstrated strong route-running abilities with good suddenness and acceleration, particularly effective as a deep threat in his junior year

  • At Houston, Golden started eight games as a freshman in 2022 with 38 catches for 584 yards and 7 touchdowns, followed by 38 catches for 404 yards and 6 touchdowns in 2023

  • Despite average size at 6-foot-0 and 195 pounds, Golden showed impressive contested catch ability, securing 11 of 18 (61.1%) contested catches in his final season

  • Scouts project Golden as a Round 2 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, noting his well-rounded game and high-floor potential as a technically refined flanker

  • Areas of concern include his susceptibility to physical coverage and potential struggles against NFL-level press coverage, though he improved his drop issues in his final year

  • The undrafted rookie averaged 12.7 half-point PPR fantasy points per game in four contests with six or more targets

  • Coker recorded the fourth-highest catch rate over expectation (+11.4%) among qualified wide receivers this season

  • Could potentially take over as Panthers' full-time slot receiver if Adam Thielen becomes a salary cap casualty

  • Broke out in sophomore year as WR10, averaging 11.9 half-point PPR fantasy points per game, outperforming DK Metcalf

  • Saw significant increase in target volume from 5.5 to 8.1 targets per game, with improved depth of target by 30%

  • Averaged 18.4 fantasy points in six games with double-digit targets

  • Could see expanded role in 2025 with potential Metcalf trade and new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak's arrival

Tight Ends:

Luke Lachey 👶 

  • Iowa tight end Luke Lachey, standing 6-foot-6, 247 pounds, caught 36 passes for 531 yards and four touchdowns while playing alongside Sam LaPorta

  • Missed most of 2023 due to injury and struggled with injuries and poor quarterback play in 2024

  • Drawing comparisons to George Kittle, another Iowa product who had limited college production before NFL success

  • Has been impressing at East-West Shrine Bowl practice and could rise to late Day 2-early Day 3 draft position

  • Ferguson, a 6-foot-5, 255-pound Oregon tight end, has shown steady progression with three years of starting experience, posting 43 catches for 591 yards and 3 touchdowns in his most recent season

  • The Oregon tight end demonstrates versatility, lining up as an in-line option, H-Back, and receiver, with above-average athleticism and functional strength

  • Ferguson shows promise in the passing game with smooth route-running and good seam work, though his contested catch rate is concerning at just 36.4% (8/22) in his career

  • Draft projection places Ferguson as a Round 3/Round 4 prospect, with analysts noting his need for improvement in blocking sustainability and contested catch situations

  • Despite his size, Ferguson has demonstrated good feel for zone coverage and makes nice adjustments to throws away from his frame, though his power after the catch isn't as impressive as expected

  • Johnson showed promise before a season-ending foot injury, averaging 5.8 targets and 7.9 half-point PPR fantasy points per game over his final four contests

  • The former Penn State star is positioned to be the Giants' clear-cut starting tight end unless the team drafts Tyler Warren or Colston Loveland

  • Expected to play with a new quarterback under center next season

  • Put up remarkable numbers with 17 receptions, 213 yards, and a touchdown against Arkansas State

  • Broke the FBS single-season record for receiving yards by a tight end

  • Praised for being well-rounded with excellent blocking ability, great hands, and deceptive speed at 6-foot-4, 230 pounds

  • Compared to NFL great Antonio Gates, though noted he may not reach that level of excellence

  • Helm showcases underrated short-area quickness and impressive above-the-rim skills, with only two drops and a 50% contested catch rate last season

  • The Texas tight end ranked 27th in yards per route run and 3rd in YAC among FBS TEs in 2024

  • While effective at uncovering quickly and threatening the seam, Helm struggles against physical linebackers and needs to improve his hand fighting techniques

  • Projects as an Austin Hooper-type player with decent blocking abilities and potential for red zone applications

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