2025 Mock Draft Tracker, 10.0 | Nearly Unanimous

Mar 17, 2025 at 04:52 PM

John Oehser

Jaguars Senior Writer

JACKSONVILLE – We're getting close to unanimous.

This is the 10th jaguars.com 2025 mock draft tracker – and what has been a trend throughout the pre-draft process became overwhelming this week, with all but one analyst projecting the same player to the Jaguars at No. 5 overall in the 2025 NFL Draft.

That player: University of Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham.

"He's been as unblock-able an interior force in college for years and is someone who will make NFL linemen look silly if they attempt to counter him in isolation," Ryan Fowler of The Draft Network wrote of Graham.

Graham, a popular selection for the Jaguars at No, 5 overall among analysts in recent weeks, was projected there by 10 of 11 analysts this week.

"His arm length isn't that of a typical top-10 defensive tackle, but his tenacity, strength, technique and consistency more than make up for it," Kye Stackpole of CBS Sports wrote.

Georgia defensive back Malaki Starks (DB50) participates in a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, Thursday, Feb. 27, 2025. (AJ Mast via AP Images)

"Mason Graham's athleticism and quick hands make him a dangerous pass rusher at defensive tackle, but what really stands out is his pad level, anchor strength, and awareness in run defense," Jacob Infante of Pro Football Network wrote. "He has the tools to be an immediate contributor with Pro Bowl potential."

Marco Enriquez of the Pro Football Network wrote that Graham "has the potential to be a perennial Pro Bowler."

"He's a powerful interior defender with quickness off the snap and an array of disruptive moves. While his trench power is clear, Graham's football IQ separates him from other interior linemen," Enriquez wrote.

"At Michigan, Graham demonstrated explosive ability as a defensive tackle and could bring the needed aggression to Jacksonville's defense," David Bearman of the Pro Football Network wrote.