Reevaluating 2025 NFL Draft Prospects: Who's Overhyped and Who's Underrated
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Reevaluating 2025 NFL Draft Prospects: Who's Overhyped and Who's Underrated

An analysis of draft prospects leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft, highlighting those that are overvalued and others that deserve more attention.

As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, anticipation grows around various prospects. Many are hailed as potential first-round picks, while others remain underrated in evaluations. This article outlines some players who might be overvalued and others who merit additional recognition.

Overrated

  1. Tetairoa McMillan

    • Ranking: No. 6 overall, No. 1 WR
    • Lacks consistent top-end speed and raises questions about his ability to face top corners at the next level.
  2. Nic Scourton

    • Ranking: No. 28 overall, No. 7 EDGE
    • Though he shows promise, needs to develop further to make an impact immediately.
  3. Mykel Williams

    • Ranking: No. 25 overall, No. 6 EDGE
    • Has potential, but statistical performance raises concerns about draft position.

Underrated

  1. Jared Ivey

    • Ranking: No. 45 overall, No. 9 EDGE
    • A strong player with impactful performance in college, may exceed expectations in the NFL.
  2. Tyler Booker

    • Ranking: No. 24 overall, No. 1 IOL
    • An overlooked talent, delivers consistent performances ideal for early-round selection.
  3. Aireontae Ersery

    • Ranking: No. 40 overall, No. 6 OT
    • A solid prospect with experience that could make him a starter within two years.

For more coverage on the upcoming NFL draft, visit CBSSports.com for detailed rankings, mock drafts, and team needs.

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