My preferred way to look at potential draftees. Not that I agree where each player should be ranked according a single round (broken down in thirds), but a useful tool IMO
Both the defense and offense are two pages
Offense: https://draftboardguru.com/documents/2025draftboardOff_Post.pdf
Defense: https://draftboardguru.com/documents/2025draftboardDef_Post.pdf
Other tools/sites of limited interest:
The Huddle Report: https://www.thehuddlereport.com/value-board
The Great Blue North Report. Link to the "big board", but using drop downs, can see it broken down by position https://gbnreport.com/2025-big-board/
I would like to point out, concerning the draft board sheets
1) there are 32 players total in the first round as listed...yellow being top 10, orange 11-21, green 22-32
2) no way in hell should Shemar Stewart be listed as a top 10 pick (or even the second best DL in the draft). He doesn't belong in the first round at all IMHO
3) looking at the chart from a distance, this draft is absolutely stacked to the brim for DL, Edge, and CB. There will be DLmen who will be UDFAs, who would have been drafted in any other year.
Pretty solid year for OG/OT, RB, and WR.
Absolutely pathetic year for LB and Safety...and QB isn't exactly a store full of blue light specials on premium products
While they clearly haven't finished, SIS has a similar matrix
https://nfldraft.sportsinfosolutions.com/matrix
Quote from: MightyGiants on March 27, 2025, 10:33:35 AMWhile they clearly haven't finished, SIS has a similar matrix
https://nfldraft.sportsinfosolutions.com/matrix
It'll be interesting to see once it's finished. I've tried to do a matrix style myself on Excel the last couple of years, and it's frustrating and an incredible time eater. I won't do it again...just too much work. I appreciate others who put in the effort. It's a lot of work. I will save this link and see what it looks like as we get closer to draft day