2025 NFL Draft Week Coverage

[dbair1967]

Loved the two guys we picked tonight. Parsons has quite the tag team mate now with Eze on 3rd downs and we are super deep overall at DE now. This guy has really high end pass rush skill.

Revel almost assuredly would have been a 1st rd pick or early 2nd at worst without the ACL. Our team ortho did the surgery and they are confident he'll be a full go for training camp. Even if he isnt 100% this yr, he's a sensational pick for the future and if they lock up Bland long term we could have a great pair of CB's for years to come.

They gotta do something about RB and maybe WR too. The guys that cover the team said Spawn Jones noted this afternoon they are still actively working those two trades that Johnny Walker daddy talked about Tuesday.

Barring a trade we have a long wait til our next pick (149) although trading both the 5's we have gets us into the 120's of the 4th, and trading a 5+6 gets us into the late 4th, so a trade up is doable. Still some quality talent available including a number of good RB prospects.

 

[dbair1967]

Well listening to these two fucking Clod Jones-tards, its fairly obvious these "substantive" trades have dried up and arnt gonna happen.

Meaning unless they have some fluke miracle and find some lucky pick tomorrow, nothing is changing at RB or WR.

They are 100% back into the "well we like our guys"..."Mingo was our 4th rd pick"..."we have a deep WR room"

 

[InternetKing]

Friday results:

Round 2:

1(33) Browns	Carson Schwesinger	LB	Bruins
2(34) Texans	Jayden Higgins	WR	Cyclones
3(35) Seahawks	Nick Emmanwori	SAF	Gamecocks
4(36) Browns	Quinshon Judkins	RB	Buckeyes
5(37) Dolphins	Jonah Savaiinaea	OL	Wildcats
6(38) Patriots	TreVeyon Henderson	RB	Buckeyes
7(39) Bears	Luther Burden	WR	Tigers
8(40) Saints	Tyler Shough	QB	Cardinals
9(41) Bills	T.J. Sanders	DT	Gamecocks
10(42) Jets	Mason Taylor	TE	Tigers
11(43) 49ers	Alfred Collins	DT	Longhorns
12(44) Cowboys	Donovan Ezeiruaku	DE	Eagles
13(45) Colts	JT Tuimoloau	DE	Buckeyes
14(46) Rams	Terrance Ferguson	TE	Ducks
15(47) Cardinals	Will Johnson	CB	Wolverines
16(48) Texans	Aireontae Ersery	OL	Golden Gophers
17(49) Bengals	Demetrius Knight	LB	Gamecocks
18(50) Seahawks	Elijah Arroyo	TE	Hurricanes
19(51) Panthers	Nic Scourton	DE	Aggies
20(52) Titans	Oluwafemi Oladejo	DE	Bruins
21(53) Buccaneers	Benjamin Morrison	CB	Fighting Irish
22(54) Packers	Anthony Belton	OT	Wolfpack
23(55) Chargers	Tre Harris	WR	Rebels
24(56) Bears	Ozzy Trapilo	OL	Eagles
25(57) Lions	Tate Ratledge	OL	Bulldogs
26(58) Raiders	Jack Bech	WR	Horned Frogs
27(59) Ravens	Mike Green	DE	Thundering Herd
28(60) Broncos	RJ Harvey	RB	Knights
29(61) Commanders	Trey Amos	CB	Rebels
30(62) Bears	Shemar Turner	DE	Aggies
31(63) Chiefs	Omarr Norman-Lott	DT	Volunteers
32(64) Eagles	Andrew Mukuba	SAF	Longhorns

Round 3:

1(65) Giants	Darius Alexander	DT	Rockets
2(66) Chiefs	Ashton Gillotte	DE	Cardinals
3(67) Browns	Harold Fannin	TE	Falcons
4(68) Raiders	Darien Porter	CB	Cyclones
5(69) Patriots	Kyle Williams	WR	Cougars
6(70) Lions	Isaac TeSlaa	WR	Razorbacks
7(71) Saints	Vernon Broughton	DT	Longhorns
8(72) Bills	Landon Jackson	DE	Razorbacks
9(73) Jets	Azareye'h Thomas	CB	Seminoles
10(74) Broncos	Pat Bryant	WR	Fighting Illini
11(75) 49ers	Nick Martin	LB	Cowboys
12(76) Cowboys	Shavon Revel	CB	Pirates
13(77) Panthers	Princely Umanmielen	DE	Rebels
14(78) Cardinals	Jordan Burch	DE	Ducks
15(79) Texans	Jaylin Noel	WR	Cyclones
16(80) Colts	Justin Walley	CB	Golden Gophers
17(81) Bengals	Dylan Fairchild	OL	Bulldogs
18(82) Titans	Kevin Winston	SAF	Nittany Lions
19(83) Steelers	Kaleb Johnson	RB	Hawkeyes
20(84) Buccaneers	Jacob Parrish	CB	Wildcats
21(85) Chiefs	Nohl Williams	CB	Golden Bears
22(86) Chargers	Jamaree Caldwell	DT	Ducks
23(87) Packers	Savion Williams	WR	Horned Frogs
24(88) Jaguars	Caleb Ransaw	SAF	Green Wave
25(89) Jaguars	Wyatt Milum	OL	Mountaineers
26(90) Rams	Josaiah Stewart	DE	Wolverines
27(91) Ravens	Emery Jones	OL	Tigers
28(92) Seahawks	Jalen Milroe	QB	Crimson Tide
29(93) Saints	Jonas Sanker	SAF	Cavaliers
30(94) Browns	Dillon Gabriel	QB	Ducks
31(95) Patriots	Jared Wilson	OL	Bulldogs
32(96) Falcons	Xavier Watts	SAF	Fighting Irish
33(97) Texans	Jaylin Smith	CB	Trojans
34(98) Raiders	Caleb Rogers	OL	Red Raiders
35(99) Raiders	Charles Grant	OL	Tribe
36(100) 49ers	Upton Stout	CB	Hilltoppers
37(101) Broncos	Sai'vion Jones	DE	Tigers
38(102) Vikings	Tai Felton	WR	Terrapins

 

[dbair1967]

2025 NFL Draft grades: Cowboys with "sneaky good picks" on Day Two.

A quick review of Day 2 draft grades for the Cowboys.

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2025 NFL Draft grades: Cowboys with “sneaky good picks” on Day Two.​

A quick review of Day 2 draft grades for the Cowboys.
By One Cool Customer@OCC44 Apr 26, 2025, 7:00am CDT

Before we move to the media grades for the individual picks, here are a few draft summaries placing the Cowboys among the winners of Day Two.
For The Win declares the Cowboys the winners of the night.

The Cowboys had the best night of any team in the NFL on night two of the 2025 NFL Draft, adding Boston College outside linebacker Donovan Ezeiruaku and East Carolina cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. Both of those guys have starter ceilings, and Dallas didn’t have to trade up to get either guy. Awesome stuff, Jerry World.

ESPN’s Mel Kiper ranks the Cowboys among the biggest winners of the night.

OK, here’s some good value. Ezeiruaku was No. 23 on my board. Dallas got him halfway through Round 2. Ezeiruaku led the FBS in pressures last season with 65, and he had 16.5 sacks. Simply put, he gets after the quarterback. The Cowboys now have Micah Parsons, Dante Fowler Jr. and Ezeiruaku coming off the edge, so they will once again put up some strong sack numbers. Ezeiruaku isn’t going to help much against the run, but he’s going to feast on NFC passers on third down when he can pin his ears back.
Dallas kept going on defense. Trevon Diggs and DaRon Bland are both capable cornerbacks with elite ball skills, but they have both dealt with injuries. Plus, the Cowboys lost reliable slot corner Jourdan Lewis in free agency. So, Revel should contribute. He tore his ACL in 2024, which caused his stock to fall a little. But he’s long and fast, and like Diggs and Bland, he makes plays on the ball. He looked like a first-rounder early in the 2024 season before the injury, so this is nice value for my No. 55 prospect. I actually had him projected to Dallas in the three-round mock draft that Field Yates and I did two weeks ago — one round earlier.
I was critical of the Cowboys’ approach to Round 1, reaching for guard Tyler Booker at No. 12. But this was a good recovery.

Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz of USA Today includes Jerry Jones among his list of winners from the draft.

Time to give one of the draft’s more maligned decision-makers his due. Jones drew heavy scrutiny for utilizing the No. 12 overall pick on offensive guard Tyler Booker despite the Dallas Cowboys’ foreboding outlook at receiver. But on Friday, he scooped up two of arguably the best prospects available after Day 1 in edge rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku and cornerback Shavon Revel Jr.
As one of the draft’s most polished and crafty pass rushers, Ezeiruaku should be able to wield his extensive arsenal of moves into an early impact opposite Micah Parsons. Revel, meanwhile, has the length and playmaking prowess of a first-rounder, but a torn anterior cruciate ligament suffered in September likely weighed down his stock. With those two in tow, Jones found a happy medium between embracing coach Brian Schottenheimer’s desire to build outside in and maintaining a true best player available mentality.

Even NBC Sports BayArea has the Cowboys among its list of winners.

Some poked fun at the Dallas Cowboys for taking yet another offensive lineman in the first round, but they made some possible sneaky good picks in the second and third rounds. With one pick in each, Dallas first took EDGE Donovan Ezeiruaku of Boston College. If it pans out, he could be its next big-name rusher. In the third, the Cowboys added cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. of East Carolina, and he could compete for CB2 right away. Dallas needed defensive reinforcements from last season, and they attempted to address it. Next is adding improved skill players.

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Pick 44. Donovan Ezeiruaku, DE, Boston College​

The Athletic: A

A three-year starter at Boston College, Ezeiruaku was an outside edge rusher (left and right) in defensive coordinator Tim Lewis’ 4-3 base scheme (lined up mostly as a stand-up defender, with 99.7 percent of his snaps coming wide of the tackle as a 7- or 9-tech). After leading the team in sacks and tackles for loss as a sophomore and junior, he became the 13th consensus All-American in school history as a senior and finished top three in the FBS in both sacks (16.5) and tackles for loss (20.5).
As a pass rusher, Ezeiruaku is more “dip-and-rip” than he is a force player, with his natural feel for depth points and the different ways he uses jab steps and cross-chops to soften the corner. He can be overwhelmed at times against the run but flashes the length to get into an opponent’s pads, lock out and stalemate at the point of attack, especially on the move. Overall, Ezeiruaku is a tad light for a stack-and-shed edge setter. But rushing the passer is his calling card, and he has the arc acceleration, body flexibility and long, active arms to break down the balance of blockers. He has NFL starter-level talent, and his tape says he is more than a DPR (designated pass rusher).

Sporting News: A

The Cowboys fill an important need for a pass-rusher with a borderline first-round talent. Ezeiruaku is a sleek, tough presence with high upside. He can be an impact sack artist on passing downs early before settling into a starting job.

ProFootballFocus: Elite

Situated at No. 17 on the PFF Big Board, Ezeiruaku profiles as a significant value for the Cowboys here. The Boston College standout maintains a solid grading profile, particularly against true pass sets, where he clocked the most snaps of any edge rusher in the 2025 class (196), earning a 90.7 PFF grade and a 25.8% pass-rush win rate.

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: A

Ezeiruaku entered the night as one of the best value picks and the Cowboys get a steal here. He’s arguably most pro-ready pass rusher thanks to his array of pass rush moves. He doesn’t win with power but uses his bend, burst and length to get after the quarterback.

USA Today: A-

Ezeiruaku should pair well with elite outside linebacker Micah Parsons to give Dallas some real pop off the edge. With DeMarcus Lawrence in Seattle, the Cowboys had a need on the defensive line. Ezeiruaku will give Dallas really nice speed on the front seven, and the value of getting him here when he had first-round buzz is really nice for Jerry Jones and company.

SBNation: A-

I was always a massive fan of Ezeiruaku, a bendy and twitchy edge defender who has the length to be an even better run defender. Dallas’ pass rush is still a question mark with Demarcus Lawrence in Seattle and Marshawn Kneeland coming off a knee injury, so grabbing Ezeiruaku here is going to give the Cowboys two speedy pass rushers off the edge.

CBSSports: A-

After first-round buzz, this is the right value for the Boston College star. Huge sack numbers that didn’t align with his pressure rate in 2024. Incredible hand work. Bendy, solid, albeit unspectacular burst. Fun complement to Micah Parsons. Fills a need too.

ProFootballNetwork: B+

Once viewed as a first-round candidate, Donovan Ezeiruaku’s slide has finally ended, as the Cowboys have taken him with the 44th overall pick. This spot is a better reflection of Ezeiruaku’s value overall, and even here, there are questions to answer, but his immediate pass-rush dynamism is what sells the pick for the Cowboys.
At 6’2 ½” and 248 pounds, Ezeiruaku is a lighter EDGE prospect, who doesn’t have high-end speed-to-power or play strength in the run game. Those aspects complicate his projection and his usage alongside Micah Parsons and Dante Fowler.
But with his 34” arms, he does have a wide disruption radius on the rush, and his finesse, agility, bend, and proactive hands enable him to be a down-to-down disruptor on the attack.

Yahoosports: B+

Ezeiruaku is another player in this class who should be a strong addition to a Cowboys team trying to bolster its pass rush. He isn’t the biggest pass rusher out there (6-2 1/2, 248 pounds), but he’s quick, explosive and has a nice array of moves to get home. He had a fairly similar combine performance to former Boston College edge rusher Harold Landry III, who is a decent comparison for him moving to the pros.

Bleacher Report: B

Boston College’s Donovan Ezeiruaku, whom Dallas selected with this year’s 44th overall pick, does one thing, and he does it very, very well. Ezeiruaku is one of the class’ most gifted pass-rushers, although he may never be an every-down player because of his inadequacy against the run.
“I thought he was a monster [pass-rusher],” an anonymous collegiate offensive line coach told The Athletic’s Bruce Feldman. “He’s got a lot of moves and counters to beat you with. I don’t think people talked enough about this kid considering how good he actually was.”

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Pick 76: Shavon Revel Jr., CB, East Carolina​

CBSSports: A+

If not for a torn ACL in September, Revel likely goes significantly higher than this. He’s a tall, long, big-time playmaker in man and zone coverage. Some stiffness when following routes from his backpedal, yet his makeup speed mitigated any of those issues at a smaller-school level. While not a huge striker, doesn’t miss many tackles. The Cowboys add another turnover creator at CB.

ProFootballNetwork: A+

The Cowboys’ draft philosophy can sometimes be hit-or-miss, but this was a center hit, all the way past the fences. Shavon Revel Jr. was a top-25 prospect on my board, and assuming he’s on track for a full recovery from the torn ACL he suffered in September, he can be a high-level starter alongside Trevon Diggs and DaRon Bland, who’ll presumably shift back to the slot.
At 6’2”, 196 pounds, with over 32” arms, Revel has a truly hyper-elite combination of size and athleticism. He’s fast-moving in short areas and over long distances, with the closing explosiveness to hawk in front of ill-fated routes and the short-area twitch, fluidity, and physicality to smother WRs in press.
He may need an acclimation period after making the leap from a lower-level conference, but he has all the tools to be an impact starter in time.

Yahoosports: A+

Revel has first-round talent and the Cowboys got him mid-third. He’s a long, athletic corner with great ball skills. The only question mark is an ACL injury suffered last September.

SBNation: A

Another corner who has an injury issue, but if he’s cleared he can be a massive steal. Revel is long and physical at the line of scrimmage, and when healthy he can turn interceptions into touchdowns. This feels like a pick the Cowboys would make, taking a swing on a prospect with an injury. I think Revel can be really good if healthy, so I’m excited for this.

The Athletic: A

A two-year starter at East Carolina, Revel was the boundary corner in former defensive coordinator Blake Harrell’s quarters-based scheme. After grades forced him to go the junior college route out of high school, he drew East Carolina’s attention and later emerged as an NFL prospect (17 passes defended and three interceptions over his final 15 college starts). Unfortunately, a knee injury sidelined him for most of his senior season and the pre-draft process, which kept him from testing or working out for NFL teams before the draft.
With his size, speed and physicality, Revel changed East Carolina’s approach on defense, because of his press-man skill set — he uses his length to disrupt routes and explosiveness to stay attached. Though he does a great job playing through the hands of receivers, he is guilty of grabbing and holding too much, especially in off coverage. That issue should continue to fade as he hones his technique in the NFL. Overall, his durability will be questioned, understandably, but Revel is a boundary bully with terrific speed, length and ball-tracking skills. He has the talent of an NFL starter.

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: A

Revel slipped out of the first two rounds in the draft because he tore his ACL early in the 2024 season. When healthy, he is an elite athlete with ideal outside cornerback size (6-foot-2, 197 pounds) and length with a hard-hitting attitude in run defense. Dallas got another steal on Day 2.

Sporting News: A

The Cowboys go after some needed depth behind DaRon Bland and recovering Trevon Diggs in a big, smooth corner who got a bad break with a torn ACL to cut short his career with the Pirates. Revel uses his size and physicality well to make plays on the ball.

ProFootballFocus: Elite

Revel was the No. 44 player on the PFF big board, so his selection represents great value for the Cowboys at No. 76. Revel is a tall outside who earned a coverage grade above 80.0 in both 2023 and 2024.

Bleacher Report: B

Considering the current state of the Dallas Cowboys’ cornerbacks, East Carolina’s Shevon Revel Jr. is an ideal risk to take in the third round.

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Day Two combined​

NFL.com: A-

Ezeiruaku is a pure pass rusher with very good quickness and a devastating spin move. I believe he’s the next Demarcus Lawrence.
The Cowboys found a bargain in Revel, as well. I know he’s coming off an ACL tear, which is why he was still available in Round 3, but he has pro-caliber size and the ability to make plays on the football.

 

[English Cowboy]

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Some names to keep an eye on for Day 3. The following is a list (taken from walterfootball.com) of draft prospects still available that the Cowboys have had interactions with during the draft process...

• Justin Barron, Inside Linebacker, Syracuse (PRO)
• Korie Black, Cornerback, Oklahoma State (PRO)
• Isaiah Bond, Wide Receiver, Texas (COM)
• Teddye Buchanan, Inside Linebacker, California (VIR)
• Hayden Conner, Offensive Guard, Texas (PRO)
• Ajani Cornelius, Offensive Tackle, Oregon (PRO)
• Quinn Ewers, Quarterback, Texas (LOC)
• Rivaldo Fairweather, Tight End, Auburn (WOR)
• Ollie Gordon II, Running Back, Oklahoma State (LOC)
• Marcus Harris, Cornerback, California (PRO)
• Jarquez Hunter, Running Back, Auburn (VIR)
• Demetrius Knight II, Linebacker, South Carolina (PRO)
• Chase Lundt, Offensive Tackle, Connecticut (LOC)
• Damien Martinez^, Running Back, Miami (LOC, T30)
• Tommy Mellott, Quarterback, Montana State (WOR)
• Jordan Phillips, Defensive Tackle, Maryland (PRO)
• Dylan Sampson, Running Back, Tennessee (PRO)
• Brashard Smith, Running Back, SMU (LOC)
• Bhayshul Tuten, Running Back, Virginia Tech (T30)
• Savion Williams, Wide Receiver, TCU (LOC)

 

[dbair1967]

Day Three is here. Barring any trades, right now we have 7 picks but none until #149 in the 5th rd. Then we have #174 (5th), #204 (6th), #211 (6th), #217 (7th), #239 (7th) and #247 (7th)

Players available that interest me most:

QB: Will Howard, Quinn Ewers, Kyle McCord, Hunter Dekkers
RB: Dylan Sampson, DJ Giddens, Damien Martinez, Ollie Gordon, Jayden Blue, Taj Brooks
WR: Jalen Royals, Tony Horton
TE: Jalin Conyers, Mitchell Evans
OT: Cameron Williams, Logan Brown, Carson Vinson
Interior OL: Jackson Slater, Xavier Truss, Jake Majors, Luke Kendra
DT: JJ Pegues, Josh Farmer, Duane Walker, Nazir Stackhouse, Yahya Black, CJ West
DE/Edge: Tyrian Ingram Dawkins, Jared Ivey, Jack Sawyer
LB: Chris Paul, Danny Stutsman, Smael Mondon, Jack Kiser, Jamon Dumas-Johnson, Teddye Buchanan
CB: Quincy Riley, Zah Frazier, Denzel Burke, Robert Longerbeam, Isas Wexter
S: RJ Mickens, Jaylen Reed, Luther Ransom, Craig Woodson, Dan Jackson, Rayuan Lane (GO NAVY!)

 

[dbair1967]

Just when you think you can't hear anything more ignorant from Jones mouth...he comes through

The whole PC last night was loaded with this kind of complete idiocy.

https://x.com/toddarcher/status/1915980433554124877
@toddarcher
Why haven’t the Cowboys drafted a runner yet? “I’ll say because of the backs we got. They beat out who was there,” Jerry Jones said.

 

[English Cowboy]

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Some names to keep an eye on for Day 3. The following is a list (taken from walterfootball.com) of draft prospects still available that the Cowboys have had interactions with during the draft process...

• Justin Barron, Inside Linebacker, Syracuse (PRO)
• Korie Black, Cornerback, Oklahoma State (PRO)
• Isaiah Bond, Wide Receiver, Texas (COM)
• Teddye Buchanan, Inside Linebacker, California (VIR)
• Hayden Conner, Offensive Guard, Texas (PRO)
• Ajani Cornelius, Offensive Tackle, Oregon (PRO)
• Quinn Ewers, Quarterback, Texas (LOC)
• Rivaldo Fairweather, Tight End, Auburn (WOR)
• Ollie Gordon II, Running Back, Oklahoma State (LOC)
• Marcus Harris, Cornerback, California (PRO)
• Jarquez Hunter, Running Back, Auburn (VIR)
• Demetrius Knight II, Linebacker, South Carolina (PRO)
• Chase Lundt, Offensive Tackle, Connecticut (LOC)
• Damien Martinez^, Running Back, Miami (LOC, T30)
• Tommy Mellott, Quarterback, Montana State (WOR)
• Jordan Phillips, Defensive Tackle, Maryland (PRO)
• Dylan Sampson, Running Back, Tennessee (PRO)
• Brashard Smith, Running Back, SMU (LOC)
• Bhayshul Tuten, Running Back, Virginia Tech (T30)
• Savion Williams, Wide Receiver, TCU (LOC)

Just a quick correction to make to the above. Savion Williams went in the 3rd round to Green Bay.

 

[dbair1967]

Consensus board from Mosher on best available. It's way past time they remove Sanders clown from these lists. He

https://x.com/Marcus_Mosher/status/1915969420318433398

 

[dbair1967]

Dallas Cowboys CRUSH Day 2 of NFL Draft | Top Needs Left

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[dbair1967]

https://x.com/NickHarrisFWST/status/1916139790795186660

Kyle Youmans reposted
NickHarrisFWST


This is how every member of @TheDraftShow ranked the three Cowboys draft picks on their big board coming into the weekend:

@VochLombardi
Booker - 8
Revel - 18
Ezeiruaku- 28
AVG - 18

@BobbyBeltTX
Booker - 18
Revel - 22
Ezeiruaku - 31
AVG - 23.7

@BryanBroaddus
Revel - 11
Ezeiruaku - 25
Booker - 37
AVG - 24.3

@tommy_yarrish
Booker - 16
Ezeiruaku - 21
Revel - 39
AVG - 25.3

@ZachWolchuk
Revel - 18
Booker - 21
Ezeiruaku - 37
AVG - 25.3

@NickHarrisFWST
Booker - 10
Ezeiruaku - 13
Revel - 56
AVG - 26.3

@Kyle_Youmans
Booker - 22
Ezeiruaku- 47
Revel - 29
AVG - 32.7

 

[daboyz]

 

[English Cowboy]

Gnats got Skattebo.

 

[English Cowboy]

JAYDON BLUE, Texas (5-9, 196, 4.37, 4): Third-year junior with merely five starts in 38 games. “He’s a second- or third-round pick if he can pass pro,” said one scout. “Not a real thumper. Doesn’t have a ton of *** behind him. But he’s a major asset as a receiver because he’s really fast and really athletic. He knows how to run routes and catch a ball and is good run after the catch. He’s a home-run guy with the outside zone. He’s elusive in space to a wow level. He’s very sudden.” Caught two touchdown passes against Ohio State in the playoffs. Finished with 214 carries for 1,161 (5.4) and 11 TDs to go with 56 receptions for 503 and seven scores. Returned three kickoffs for 26.7 in 2023.

“Sort of a knockoff Jahmyr Gibbs,” a second scout said. “They use him on quick passes and screens. He’s a good receiver. He’s a piece of a backfield puzzle, not like the guy. Where do you take that guy? Third or fourth round.” Passed up his senior of football in Houston.

 

[English Cowboy]

Shemar James, Florida (6-1 ½, 226, 4.73)
Said one scout: “Captain America. Phenomenal human being. I can see him being a CEO of a company one day. Just a solid, consistent player. Not the best athlete in the world but good enough. He’ll be gone by the end of the third or the fourth. Someone’s going to fall in love with him based on the interview process.”