Our 2025 NFL Draft Big Board features the top prospects vying to be selected as high as possible next April. The AtoZ Sports college football and NFL teams have combined to make consensus rankings, so you're all set for the action.

Our team will identify risers and fallers from last week's action each week. We will be your go-to place for everything 2025 NFL Draft, and it starts with our expert's Big Board.

Let's recap last week to begin.

2025 NFL Draft Big Board Risers

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Drew Allar, QB, Penn State

Stats: 17/24, 237 yards, 1 touchdown

The quarterback class of 2025 is shaping up to be an interesting one, with Drew Allar being one of the most intriguing prospects to watch. Known for his prototypical quarterback build at 6-foot-5 and weighing 238 pounds, Allar impresses with his powerful arm. However, his accuracy and consistency have been points of concern until this season.

Allar has shown an impressive ability to avoid interceptions, maintaining a touchdown-to-interception ratio of 38-to-3 throughout his career. His completion percentage has significantly improved in 2024, rising from 59.9 percent to an impressive 70.8 percent. This improvement was particularly evident in Week 6, showcasing his development.

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Allar's passes have arrived faster and more accurately than in previous seasons. His arm strength, which is expected to be among the best in the NFL once he joins, enables him to make impactful plays when he connects the football with his receiver's chest, potentially leading to a top-10 offense.

Notably, Allar achieved a personal best this season with three major throws in a single game and his quickest average throw time at 2.57 seconds. This ability to quickly read the play and execute decisive throws is a rare skill, positioning Allar as a potential first-round pick if he maintains this performance level.

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Ricky White, WR, UNLV

Stats: 10 receptions, 135 yards, 1 touchdown, 1 blocked punt

The Syracuse vs. UNLV game on Friday night showcased potential NFL talent, with several players making their mark. Among them, UNLV's senior wide receiver, Ricky White III, stood out by nearly leading the Rebels to a victory in overtime. For the second consecutive week, he caught 10 passes, amassing a season-best 135 yards, including a notable 53-yard reception.

White is an ideal prospect for the NFL. His 6-foot-1, 190-pound frame allows him to be versatile in playing both inside and outside positions. He excels in a range of precise route-running. His ability was on full display when he scored a touchdown on a slant route, effortlessly getting past the cornerback right from the snap and smoothly making his way into the end zone.

Additionally, White demonstrated his game-changing abilities on special teams by blocking a punt, further solidifying his value and making a strong case for his inclusion in an NFL roster. With his stock on the rise, White is poised to ascend our receiver rankings and could very well be selected on Day 2 of the draft.

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Anthony Belton, OT, NC State

Stats: 76 snaps, 52 pass-blocking snaps, 0 pressures allowed

The class of offensive tackles for 2025 is promising yet fluid. The demand for stable offensive line play has intensified as NFL offenses grapple with defensive strategies that limit big plays, forcing methodical advances down the field. The lack of a reliable tackle can severely undermine an offense.

Anthony Belton from NC State has distinguished himself as one of the premier pass protectors nationwide throughout the season. Aside from a challenging game against Clemson, the 6-foot-6, 336-pound Belton has proven he's more than ready to contribute early in his career and has great potential for development. This past week marked his most impressive performance to date.

In an exhaustive 76 snaps, PFF rated Belton as the week's second top pass blocker. Remarkably, for the second consecutive game, he did not allow any pressure on the quarterback, demonstrating significant improvement in handling speed rushes, especially after Clemson's successful penetration.

As the season progresses, a Day 2 draft pick for Belton is becoming increasingly plausible.

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Our Expert 2025 NFL Draft Big Board Top 100 Rankings

Player	Position	School
Will Johnson	CB	Michigan
Mason Graham	DT	Michigan
James Pearce Jr.	EDGE	Tennessee
Will Campbell	OT	LSU
Tetairoa McMillan	WR	Arizona
Luther Burden	WR	Missouri
Kelvin Banks Jr.	OT	Texas
Deone Walker	DT	Kentucky
Mykel Williams	EDGE	Georgia
Shavon Revel Jr.	CB	East Carolina
Travis Hunter	WR/CB	Colorado
Shedeur Sanders	QB	Colorado
Quinn Ewers	QB	Texas
Emery Jones	OT	LSU
Tyleik Williams	DT	Ohio State
Abdul Carter	EDGE	Penn State
Benjamin Morrison	CB	Notre Dame
Colston Loveland	TE	Michigan
Tyler Booker	IOL	Alabama
Malaki Starks	SAF	Georgia
Danny Stutsman	LB	Oklahoma
Jalen Milroe	QB	Alabama
Isaiah Bond	WR	Texas
Jonah Savaiinaea	OT	Arizona
Dontay Corleone	DT	Cincinnati
Jack Sawyer	EDGE	Ohio State
Emeka Egbuka	WR	Ohio State
Quinshon Judkins	RB	Ohio State
Jalon Walker	LB	Georgia
Donovan Jackson	IOL	Ohio State
Xavier Nwankpa	SAF	Iowa
Cameron Ward	QB	Miami (FL)
Aireontae Ersery	OT	Minnesota
Walter Nolen	DT	Ole Miss
Princely Umanmielen	EDGE	Ole Miss
Carson Beck	QB	Georgia
Denzel Burke	CB	Ohio State
Evan Stewart	WR	Oregon
Fernando Carmona Jr.	OT	Arkansas
TJ Sanders	DT	South Carolina
Tyler Baron	EDGE	Miami (FL)
Tacario Davis	CB	Arizona
Tate Ratledge	IOL	Georgia
Luke Lachey	TE	Iowa
Deontae Lawson	LB	Alabama
Kevin Winston Jr.	SAF	Penn State
Drew Allar	QB	Penn State
Ashton Jeanty	RB	Boise State
Ollie Gordon	RB	Oklahoma State
Benjamin Yurosek	TE	Georgia
Jaxson Dart	QB	Ole Miss
Garrett Nussmeier	QB	LSU
Josh Conerly Jr	OT	Oregon
Bear Alexander	DT	USC
Landon Jackson	EDGE	Arkansas
Maxwell Hairston	CB	Kentucky
Omarion Hampton	RB	North Carolina
Jaeden Roberts	IOL	Alabama
Barrett Carter	LB	Clemson
Nick Emmanwori	SAF	South Carolina
Mason Taylor	TE	LSU
TreVeyon Henderson	RB	Ohio State
Tai Felton	WR	Maryland
Josh Simmons	OT	Ohio State
DeMonte Copehart	DT	Clemson
Patrick Payton	EDGE	Florida State
Quincy Riley	CB	Louisville
Nicholas Singleton	RB	Penn State
Barion Brown	WR	Kentucky
Parker Brailsford	IOL	Alabama
Harold Perkins	LB	LSU
Xavier Watts	SAF	Notre Dame
Oscar Delp	TE	Georgia
Austin Barber	OT	Florida
Tonka Hemingway	DT	South Carolina
Nic Scourton	EDGE	Texas A&M
Jordan Hancock	CB	Ohio State
Seth McLaughlin	IOL	Ohio State
Jestin Jacobs	LB	Oregon
Billy Bowman Jr	SAF	Oklahoma
Tez Johnson	WR	Oregon
Anthony Belton	OT	NC State
Nazir Stackhouse	DT	Georgia
Jordan Burch	EDGE	Oregon
Cobee Bryant	CB	Kansas
Oronde Gadsden II	TE/WR	Syracuse
Nic Anderson	WR	Oklahoma
Joshua Gray	IOL	Oregon State
Smael Mondon Jr	LB	Georgia
Jonas Sanker	SAF	Virginia
Ajani Cornelius	OT	Oregon
JT Tuimoloau	EDGE	Ohio State
Tyler Warren	TE	Penn State
Noah Fifita	QB	Arizona
Reuben Fatheree	OT	Texas A&M
RJ Oben	EDGE	Notre Dame
Jaydn Ott	RB	Cal
Tory Horton	WR	Colorado State
Luke Kandra	IOL	Cincinnati
Jamon Dumas-Johnson	LB	Kentucky