PFN Rolfe (28. Tyleik Williams, DT, Ohio State: There is some uncertainty over how the Detroit Lions will evolve after losing both their coordinators this offseason. However, we know Dan Campbell’s mantra is to dominate the trenches and have everything flow from there. Therefore, with Levi Onwuzurike set to be a free agent, spending a first-round pick on Tyleik Williams could give them an instant starter. Williams boasts impressive mobility, strength, and a dominant physical profile, flashing pocket penetration, pass-rush moves, and block-shedding ability. Inconsistency has been the biggest knock on him in 2024, but in a defense alongside Alim McNeill and D.J. Reader, he has the chance to learn and develop before being called upon as a mainstay of this line. 60. Princely Umanmielen, EDGE, Ole Miss: You may well look at a pass rush that consists of Aidan Hutchinson and Za’Darius Smith and wonder why the Lions would use a second-round pick on an EDGE as opposed to another position (like cornerback). However, depth at EDGE is crucial, and it is something the Lions do not currently have based on their projected roster. Princely Umanmielen possesses the physical tools and flashes of technical brilliance that suggest star potential. With natural bend, strength, and length, he has the traits of a disruptive pass rusher. He is another player who lacks consistency, but with Smith and Hutchinson both potential free agents in 2026, Umanmielen has time to learn before being asked to start. 101. Kaden Prather, WR, Maryland: The Lions proved that they could make it work in terms of their third wide receiver, but there is no guarantee that Tim Patrick will be back, and they need that outside threat. Amon-Ra St. Brown is excellent from the slot, and they have the game-breaking speed in Jameson Williams, so Kaden Prather could give them that third type of player. Prather combines size with agility, excelling in spatial awareness and physicality to make contested catches. He can glide through space and adjust in the air, which makes him a fringe Day 2 prospect, but one that could be a WR3 as a rookie. 133. Jabbar Muhammad, CB, Oregon. 198. Willie Lampkin, G, North Carolina. 230. Devin Neal, RB, Kansas. 246. Glendon Miller, S, Maryland) (2-15-25): https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-ben-rolfe-february-2025/
PFN Weissman (28. Walter Nolen, DT, Ole Miss: The Lions’ defense was decimated with injuries this season, but when healthy, the unit is one of the best in the NFL. Detroit could still use some more juice inside at defensive tackle, and Walter Nolen would be a tremendous fit. He is a quick-twitched interior rusher who would be a force inside and would also give Aidan Hutchinson more one-on-one opportunities.) (2-13-2): https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-brentley-weissman-february-2025/
Fox sports Klatt (
28. Marshall EDGE Mike Green:
I wanted to give the Lions Jack Sawyer here to make four Buckeyes in a row. Sawyer really seems like a Dan Campbell guy, while he and Aidan Hutchinson could become like Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly in "Step Brothers."But I couldn't bring myself to do it. Don't let the small school bias get to you, though. Green played really well when I called his game against Ohio State this past season. "Prestige Worldwide" might not be coming to Detroit, but former Marshall coach Charles Huff said that Green would've started at Alabama when he was an assistant there, saying he reminds him of Will Anderson.) (2-12-25): https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/joel-klatts-2025-nfl-mock-draft-1-0-titans-trade-no-1-pick-who
NBC Sports Dvorchak (
28. Mike Green, EDGE, Marshall:
The Lions need a second pass-rusher to counterbalance Aidan Hutchinson. Za’Darius Smith, who they traded for at the deadline, is a free agent and despite playing just eight games for Detroit, his four sacks were second on the team to Hutchinson’s seven. Green’s stock is already on the rise after an impressive Senior Bowl week, consistently being named as the best defender on the field by both onlookers and players.) (2-11-25); https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/news/2025-nfl-mock-draft-1-0-qbs-cam-ward-shedeur-sanders-go-in-top-three-for-kyle-dvorchak
PFN Jones (28. Jack Sawyer, EDGE, Ohio State: Jack Sawyer isn’t the most flexible or bendy edge rusher in this class but offers an NFL-ready skill set, size (6’4” and 267 pounds), physicality, motor, intelligence, and relentlessness. Essentially, he was made in a lab to play for Lions head coach Dan Campbell. Projecting best as a No. 2 defensive end to pair with a more dynamic pass rusher, Sawyer has a solid arsenal of pass rush moves, an overwhelming bull rush, and is a dominant factor against the run.) (2-11-24): https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-owain-jones-february-2025/
Walter football (28. DE: Jack Sawyer, DE, Ohio State: The Lions acquired Za’Darius Smith, but they need another edge rusher for the long term. Jack Sawyer was extremely productive to conclude his college football career. 60. Marcus Mbow, G: The Lions are great because of their offensive line. They could stand to add a young guard to eventually take over for one of the veterans. Marcus Mbow has some quickness and athleticism, but needs to get stronger. 129. Bihal Kone, CB: The Lions have issues at cornerback that will get worse if Carlton Davis leaves via free agency. Bihal Kone is a big cornerback who displayed impressive tackling skills.) (2-11-25): https://walterfootball.com/draft2025_1.php
Fox sports Rang (28. Detroit Lions (8-1): Jack Sawyer, DE, Ohio State - Like his former Ohio State teammate one pick earlier, Sawyer isn’t the flashiest athlete — which is why some scouts see him as more of a Day 2 candidate — but he’s battle-tested and dependable. His steady production and playing style seem like a perfect match for GM Brad Holmes and coach Dan Campbell, as Sawyer plays with the hustle, desire and instincts they crave.
) (2-11-25): https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/2025-nfl-mock-draft-2-0-no-qb-titans-ward-giants-shedeur-raiders
Draft Tek (28. DE Kyle Kennard: DE South Carolina's Kyle Kennard is a polished pass rusher who has the durability and high motor the Lions require, and length and quickness that creates a high ceiling for his future. On the down side, he's already 24 years old, his pass rush moves need development, and his slight frame will require some time to get him to the complementary edge-holding Dan Campbell raves about. --Jud Branam, Lions Analyst. 60. DT Alfred Collins. 101. WR Ricky White III. 133. LB Chris Paul Jr. 198. S Craig Woodson. 230. OG Willie Lampkin. 246. LB Aaron Smith) (2-11-25): https://www.drafttek.com/2025-NFL-Draft-Team-Pages/Lions-Draft-Page.asp
Walter football Charlie (28. J.T. Tuimoloau, DE, Ohio State: The Lions could use more rotational edge rush talent and defensive line depth. Plus, Za’Darius Smith, and Josh Paschal will be in the last year of their contracts in 2025. Here’s a rusher to go with Aidan Hutchinson, Smith, and Paschal. In 2024, Tuimoloau had 12.5 sacks, 61 tackles, two forced fumbles, and three passes batted. He is a solid college player but is not a game-wrecker. Some team sources think Tuimoloau (6-4, 270) could become a pro starter, and others think he is more of a backup. Tuimoloau got red hot in the college football playoff, and that has seen his stock rise into being an early-rounder. Tuimoloau totaled 38 tackles, five sacks and two passes broken in 2023. He did not provide a big edge presence for the Buckeyes. He recorded 28 tackles, 3.5 sacks, one forced fumble, two interceptions, and two passes broken up in 2022. 60. Matthew Golden, WR, Texas: The Lions could use a third receiver to go with Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams. With Isaiah Bond dealing with an injury, Golden has stepped up late in the season to provide some clutch receptions for Texas. Golden has shown the speed to get vertical and is a scoring threat. In 2024, Golden had 58 catches for 987 yards with nine touchdowns. The 6-foot, 195-pounder has enough size and speed to be a potential No. 2 or 3 receiver in the NFL.) (2-10-25): https://walterfootball.com/draft2025charlie_1.php?rbTop
NFL.com Reuter (
28. OT Jonah Savaiinaea: The strength of the Lions' offensive line has been a major factor in the team's recent success, so adding Savaiinaea to take over for free agent Kevin Zeitler at right guard makes a lot of sense.
60. CB Maxwell Hairston. 101. DE Josaiah Stewart) (2-10-25):
https://www.nfl.com/news/three-round-2025-nfl-mock-draft-round-one
Draft Network Fowler (28. Mike Green, EDGE, Marshall: If there's anyone in the edge class that screams "Dan Campbell type of defender," Mike Green is right up at the top. As good as he is as a pass rusher (59 pressures and 17 sacks in '24) with an advanced repertoire, his ability as a run defender is what moves the needle and is a really underrated part of his game.) (2-10-24): https://thedraftnetwork.com/2025/02/09/nfl-mock-draft-2025-february-super-bowl
PFN Cummings (
28. J.T. Tuimoloau, EDGE, Ohio State: J.T. Tuimoloau finally realized his full potential with the Buckeyes in 2024. Now, in this 2025 NFL Mock Draft, he joins Aidan Hutchinson in Detroit as the Lions’ 6’4″, 270-pound power rusher. Together, Tuimoloau and Hutchinson can pinch the pocket and terrorize QBs.
60. Wyatt Milum, OL, West Virginia: A mauler with tackle experience who also projects well at guard, Wyatt Milum fits the Lions’ mode of operation on the front line.
101. Savion Williams, WR, TCU: The Lions need a plus-sized receiver to complement Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams. Savion Williams qualifies at 6’5″, and his twitch unearths greater upside.
132. Elijah Roberts, DT, SMU. 198. Brandon Crenshaw-Dixon, OT, Florida. 230. Jacob Parrish, CB, Kansas State. 246. Smael Mondon Jr., LB, Georgia) (2-8-24):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-ian-cummings-february-2025/
PFN Enriquez (
28. Benjamin Morrison, DB, Notre Dame: The Lions’ front seven is impressive when healthy, but the secondary was lacking, even if it took a step forward from years past. Benjamin Morrison shows solid fundamentals in defensive back play with good speed and awareness. He falls this far in large part due to hip surgery that took him out for the latter part of last season. He lacks elite closing speed, but he is a physical player with great ball skills that should translate well.) (2-6-25):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-marco-enriquez-february-2025/
PFN Decker (
28. Derrick Harmon, DT, Oregon: Brad Holmes has quickly established himself as one of the league’s premier talent evaluators, spearheading one of the most impressive organizational turnarounds in recent history. Holmes has already added cornerstone pieces like Sewell and Aidan Hutchinson to the roster, and now the Lions are looking to address needs at cornerback and defensive line depth. Derrick Harmon is an absolute powerhouse. A strong, stout, and powerful interior lineman, he possesses a solid base, explosive initial punch, and plays with a low, smooth posture that minimizes his large frame. At 310 pounds, he’s surprisingly nimble, with the ability to collapse and shrink the pocket. A tenacious block-shedder and elite run defender, it’s nearly impossible to find a player of his size who moves both vertically and laterally as well as he can.
60. Jack Sawyer, EDGE, Ohio State: There might not be another player in this draft who embodies the Lions brand of football more than Jack Sawyer. He is a tough, gritty playmaker. He plays with relentless passion and physicality, a true difference-maker in a 6’5″, 260-pound frame. The heart and soul of the dominant Buckeyes defense now joins a unit featuring Alim McNeill, Hutchinson, and first-round pick Harmon.
101. Nohl Williams, CB, California: After their defense was decimated by injuries in 2024, the Lions desperately needed help in the defensive backfield. Nohl Williams is a physical and opportunistic cornerback who excels in zone coverage. His excellent feel for space and disciplined eyes make him a difference-maker in coverage, as evidenced by his seven interceptions in 2024.) (2-4-25):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/3-round-2025-nfl-mock-draft-reese-decker-february-2025/
Draft Network Melo (
28. Princely Umanmielen, EDGE, Ole Miss: A lack of depth at the pass-rushing positions hurt the Lions following injuries to Aidan Hutchinson and Alim McNeill. Enter Princely Umanmielen, a big-time winner at the Senior Bowl's weigh-in process, clocking in at 264 pounds with arms longer than 34 inches. Umanmielen is explosive when rushing the passer.) (2-3-24):
https://thedraftnetwork.com/2025/02/02/nfl-mock-draft-2025-february-senior-bowl
FTW D'Andrea (
28. EDGE Landon Jackson, Arkansas - Needs: WR, LB, EDGE, DL, IOL. Aidan Hutchinson will return from the broken leg that cost him the bulk of what was shaping up to be an All-Pro season in 2024. He needs help. Marcus Davenport was supposed to be Robin to his Batman, but was also hurt in 2024 and will be a free agent. Detroit could re-sign him, but additional bodies are needed. Jackson would be a massive addition, both physically and on the stat sheet. The 6-foot-7 specimen is long and angular but has a solid bend to keep his pad level low enough to keep his leverage. He’s quick and strong and can win inside and out. Now he’d get the chance to clean up the messes Hutchinson sends him — and create a few of his own.) (2-3-25):
https://ftw.usatoday.com/lists/nfl-mock-draft-2025-shedeur-sanders-browns-cam-ward
PFF Cameron (
28. Detroit Lions: CB Benjamin Morrison, Norte Dame: With Detroit promoting Kelvin Sheppard to replace Aaron Glenn as defensive coordinator, the Lions are expected to continue deploying one of the heaviest Cover 1 rates in the NFL. That makes Benjamin Morrison an ideal fit. The Notre Dame cornerback is at home in man coverage, having played a high volume of Cover 1 while ranking above the 87th percentile in both single-coverage grade and coverage grade when no pressure is generated.) (2-3-25):
https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2025-nfl-mock-draft-penn-state-abdul-carter-first-overall-browns-qb-cam-ward
PFN Infante (
28. Shemar Stewart, EDGE, Texas A&M: Injuries to their defense hurt the Lions significantly down the stretch, making overall depth an expected priority for them this offseason. In particular, they found themselves hurting in big games along the defensive line as starters went down. Shemar Stewart is essentially a supersized defensive end, possessing prototypical length and a powerful frame that carries nearly 290 pounds very well. That frame, combined with his athleticism and tenacious playing style, should see him selected in Round 1 come April.
60. Grey Zabel, G, North Dakota State: One could argue the Lions have the best offensive line in the NFL, but starting guard Kevin Zeitler is slated to hit free agency. Even if they extend him, he’s hardly a long-term answer as someone who turns 35 in March. North Dakota State has had two offensive linemen selected on Day 2 of the NFL Draft in the last four years. Grey Zabel, an experienced starter with a nasty demeanor, good short-area quickness, and versatility across the offensive line, could make that three players in five years.
131. Tommi Hill, CB, Nebraska. 226. Tim Smith, DT, Alabama. 229. Yahya Black, DT, Iowa. 245. Max Brosmer, QB, Minnesota) (2-1-25):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/7-round-2025-nfl-mock-draft-jacob-infante-february-2025/
NFL.com Brooks (28. Mike Green
Draft Network Sanchez (
28. Jack Sawyer, EDGE, Ohio State: The Detroit Lions were another team that had a disappointing, premature ending to their season. Last offseason, the Lions addressed their secondary by spending two top-100 picks on corners. This year, I think they’ll be aggressive again, but this time, they’ll focus on the trenches and draft edge rusher Jack Sawyer. Sawyer had a great run through the College Football Playoff and has the mental makeup that the Lions want to continue building their culture around. Sawyer could serve as a strong complementary piece to Aidan Hutchinson when he returns healthy.) (1-27-25):
https://thedraftnetwork.com/2025/01/26/nfl-mock-draft-2025-january-nfl-conference-champ
PFF Chadwick (
28. EDGE Mykel Williams, Georgia: One of the Lions’ top priorities this offseason should be to find a long-term answer at the edge defender spot opposite Aidan Hutchinson. While Williams is still developing as a pass-rusher, he’s a high-ceiling player who earned 80.0-plus PFF run-defense grades in each of the past two seasons.) (1-27-25):
https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2025-nfl-mock-draft-travis-hunter-cam-ward
NFL.com Jeremiah (
28. Mike Green Marshall · Edge · Junior (RS): It will be huge for the Lions to get Aidan Hutchinson back next season. Green would be a perfect complement with his speed and quickness off the edge. This team values production off the edge and Green had a ton of it during his college career.) (1-25-25):
https://www.nfl.com/news/daniel-jeremiah-2025-nfl-mock-draft-1-0
PFN Tate (
28. Mike Green, EDGE, Marshall: The Detroit Lions’ season may have come to a crashing end, but the team’s roster is still one of the best in the league. One thing the injury to Aidan Hutchinson exposed was the lack of pass-rushing depth that is on the roster, which makes Mike Green out of Marshall a potential option towards the end of the first round. Green’s great reps against Ohio State (tremendous bend running the arc and a disgusting spin move for a sack) gave us a glimpse of the potential his 6’4’’, 248-pound frame possesses. He has an explosive first step, uncommon lateral agility, and physics-defying bend for an edge rusher, which gives him some real double-digit-sack upside at the NFL level.(1-23-25):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-derek-tate-january-2025/
Draft Network Johnstone (
28. Cameron Williams, OT, Texas: Dan Campbell and the Lions staff have moved mountains to build a winning culture, with a team identity rooted in the trenches. With multiple expiring contracts on the offensive line, drafting for the future is a smart move here for Brad Holmes. While Williams is still a developing player, he has the size and ability to be a starting-caliber offensive lineman in the NFL. An environment like Detroit’s will help squeeze out his potential, and I expect him to develop into a solid contributor down the road.) (1-21-25):
https://thedraftnetwork.com/2025/01/19/nfl-mock-draft-2025-january-nfl-divisional
PFN Miller (
32. Landon Jackson, EDGE, Arkansas: Dan Campbell is practically the NFL’s resident professional wrestler and Jackson is one of WWE’s NIL athletes. It’s a meathead match made in heaven. But Jackson’s 270-pound frame is also not dissimilar to Aidan Hutchinson. While he isn’t the same caliber of prospect, Jackson possesses an uncanny ability to win on the outside track with accurate pass-rush hands and outrageous flexibility for his size.
64. Denzel Burke, CB, Ohio State: Aside from a nightmare-inducing first matchup against the Oregon Ducks, Burke has played well over the past two seasons for the Buckeyes. He’s fluid and intelligent but must hone in on the consistency of his ability to process the picture in front of him and not get his hands caught in the cookie jar.
130. LB Lander Barton. 229. OG DJ Wingfield. 249. RB Ja’Quinden Jackson) (1-18-25):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/7-round-2025-nfl-mock-draft-dalton-miller-january-2025/
PFN Goldsher (
32. Deone Walker, DT, Kentucky - Team Needs: CB, G, EDGE, DT. NFL Comp: Dalvin Tomlinson. The Scoop: Actually, Detroit’s biggest team need, at least on the defensive end, is health. When the D was out of the hospital ward and on the field, the Detroit Lions were a well-balanced team with few pressing holes, so they would be in the luxurious position of drafting for depth. Deone Walker will fit quite nicely with the NFC’s top seed. 2024 Fun Fact: Walker registered five tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks.) (1-14-25):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-january-alan-goldsher/
Draft Network Eisner (
32. Nic Scourton, EDGE, Texas A&M: The NFL draft community is all over the place on Nic Scourton's draft stock right now. Some have mocked him in the top 10, others think he has a chance to slip to round two. I still believe Scourton is a first-round talent who can fill a major need in Detroit by taking some of the pressure off Aidan Hutchinson.) (1-13-25):
https://thedraftnetwork.com/2025/01/12/nfl-mock-draft-2025-january-nfl-wild-card
Draft Network Harms (
32. Princely Umanmielen, EDGE, Ole Miss: Aidan Hutchinson has carried the burden of being THE pass rush for the Lions for too long and he'll be coming back from an injury next season. Princely Umanmielen is an upside play with NFL size, get-off, and athletic ability to prosper across from the workhorse in Detroit.) (1-5-25):
https://thedraftnetwork.com/2025/01/05/nfl-mock-draft-2025-january-nfl-week-18
PFN Xie (
31. Shemar Stewart, DT, Texas A&M: The injury-plagued Detroit Lions defense is better than their current form indicates. However, one thing that’s true even when healthy is that the Lions need more pass-rushing help. Aidan Hutchinson accounted for the highest share of his team’s pressures for any player in the NFL prior to breaking his leg. Shemar Stewart is a moldable player whose athleticism and movement ability for his size project a very high ceiling. Stewart may not be ready for heavy snaps as a rookie, but that’s fine with Alim McNeill and D.J. Reader both under contract for 2025. Eventually, Stewart could develop into the type of three-down freak that McNeill has become. That would alleviate the pressure on Hutchinson and keep the Lions’ Super Bowl window wedged open.) (1-4-25):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-january-sterling-xie/
PFN Kennedy (
31. Jonah Savaiinaea, OT, Arizona: The Detroit Lions’ offensive line is often praised as a top unit in the league, but they have struggled as of late. In PFN’s offensive line metrics, the Lions rank 21st over the past four weeks and could be fading at the worst possible time. Also, right guard Kevin Zeitler is nearly 35 years old and a pending free agent, and Detroit could also add another reliable backup given how many injuries center Frank Ragnow has battled. Jonah Savaiinaea is a college tackle who projects better at guard at the NFL level. While he has impressive athleticism, footwork, and length, his unnerving tendency to overset and lose the arc to rushers with more advanced outside rush moves suggests he would be best served on the interior at the NFL level. He has a powerful frame with a sturdy anchor, and he maximizes that strength with low pads and a low center of gravity. He moves quite well for a 330-pounder, too, so he could start right away in the pros (if needed).) (12-24-24):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-12-23-24/
PFN Hoffman (32. Detroit Lions
Kenneth Grant, DT, Michigan: Kenneth Grant is poised to tackle a critical issue for the Detroit Lions’ defensive line. Having been a linchpin for Michigan’s defense alongside Mason Graham over the last few seasons, Grant has consistently overwhelmed opponents. His aggressive bull-rush technique allows him to swiftly collapse the pocket, pressuring quarterbacks into making quick decisions. While his primary strength is stopping the run, Grant’s toolkit and technique suggests he has the potential to develop into an effective NFL pass rusher.) (12-17-24):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-december-hoffman/
SI Flick (
32. Lions Biggest needs: Edge, WR, CB - The pick: Landon Jackson, Edge, Arkansas. The Lions are winners of 11 consecutive games, and losing star pass rusher Aidan Hutchinson to a season-ending leg injury hasn’t derailed Detroit’s immediate success. However, the Lions need another piece opposite Hutchinson, and the 6'7", 280-pound Jackson makes plenty of sense. His frame, physicality and consistent production over the past three seasons at Arkansas have him firmly in the first-round mix. He totaled 9.5 tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks, 38 pressures and eight quarterback hits this year.) (12-11-24):
https://www.si.com/nfl/2025-nfl-mock-draft-first-round-predictions-every-team
PFN Gosling (
32. Shemar Stewart, EDGE, Texas A&M: Aidan Hutchinson was leading the NFL in sacks and pressure rate when he fractured his tibia and fibula in Week 6. While he will be ready for the 2025 campaign, the Lions have to add more help around the former No. 2 overall pick. Marcus Davenport suffered a season-ending triceps injury in Week 3 and is on an expiring deal. Levi Onwuzurike has split time between DT and DE to account for Huthcinson’s absence, but he’s also a pending free agent. Acquiring Za’Darius Smith from the Browns was smart, but he’ll be 33 years old next season and in the final year of his contract. As a proactive athlete, it’s unfair to have Shemar Stewart’s blend of length, explosiveness, and density. He’s a 6’6”, 290-pound lab-built creation with untapped potential as a pass rusher and an athletic profile we haven’t seen since J.J. Watt. That’s not to say he’ll be Watt; that would be reckless. But he converts speed to power at an outstanding rate, and that is as translatable to the NFL level as pure juice and bend are. He also provides interior alignment versatility, and he’s even no stranger to dropping into coverage.) (12-10-24):
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2025-nfl-mock-draft-december-gosling/
Round 1 (43 DE, 8 DT, 4 OT, 3 CB, 1 LB, 1 OG):
9 DE Jack Sawyer
9 DE Mike Green
6 DE Landon Jackson
4 DE Nic Scourton
3 DE Shemar Stewart
3 DT Derrick Harmon
3 DE J.T. Tuimoloau
2 DE Princely Umanmielen
2 DE Mykel Williams
2 OT Jonah Savaiinaea
2 CB Benjamin Morrison
2 DT Tyleik Williams
1 DE James Pearce Jr
1 DE LT Overton
1 DE Kyle Kennard
1 DT Deone Walker
1 DT Kenneth Grant
1 DT Walter Nolen
1 OT Cameron Williams
1 OT Grey Zabel
1 OG Donovan Jackson
1 CB Azareye'h Thomas
1 LB Jihaad Campbell
Round 2 (5 CB, 2 OG, 2 DT, 2 DE, 1 WR, 1 OT):
1 WR Matthew Golden
1 OG Marcus Mbow
1 OG Grey Zabel
1 OT Wyatt Milum
1 DT Alfred Collins
1 DT Omarr Norman-Lott
1 DE Jack Sawyer
1 DE Princely Umanmielen
1 CB Benjamin Morrison
1 CB Azareye'h Thomas
1 CB Denzel Burke
1 CB Trey Amos
1 CB Maxwell Hairston
Round 3 (3 WR, 1 CB, 1 OC, 1 DE):
1 OC Jared Wilson
1 WR Savion Williams
1 WR Ricky White III
1 WR Kaden Prather
1 CB Nohl Williams
1 DE Josaiah Stewart
Round 4 (3 CB, 2 LB, 1 DT):
1 LB Chris Paul Jr.
1 LB Lander Barton
1 CB Tommi Hill
1 CB Bihal Kone
1 CB Jabbar Muhammad
1 DT Elijah Roberts
Round 6 (1 OT, 1 OG, 1 S) (PFN Cummings):
1 OT Brandon Crenshaw-Dixon
1 S Craig Woodson
1 OG Willie Lampkin
Round 7 (1 DT) (PFN Infante):
1 DT Tim Smith
Round 7 First Pick (2 OG, 1 DT, 1 CB, 1 RB):
1 OG Willie Lampkin
1 OG DJ Wingfield
1 DT Yahya Black
1 CB Jacob Parrish
1 RB Devin Neal
Round 7 Second Pick (2 LB, 1 OG, 1 RB, 1 QB, 1 S):
1 RB Ja’Quinden Jackson
1 QB Max Brosmer
1 LB Smael Mondon Jr.
1 LB Aaron Smith
1 S Glendon Miller
