2025 NFL Mock Draft: Round 6

No one should be surprised if the Bills double up on receiver.

Isaiah Neyor has an ACL tear in his past.

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The Titans lost one of their starting cornerbacks this offseason, so they’ll need help at the position.

Robert Longerbeam is a terrific, speedy athlete.

The Browns will have to address their linebacking corps depth in the later rounds.

Smael Mondon Jr. has speed and athleticism to go with a good skill set.

The Raiders need to add some receiving talent after losing Davante Adams.

Da’Quan Felton wasn’t productive at school, but showed some nice ability at times.

Jim Harbaugh will be looking to add some offensive line depth on the third day of the draft.

The Jaguars will be looking to add some edge-rushing depth on Day 3.

Mikail Kamara lacks height and length, but has great quickness and a non-stop motor.

The Ravens re-signed Ronnie Stanley, but they still need depth at tackle.

Carson Vinson shined in the agility drills at the combine.

The Saints’ current receivers always seem to be injured.

Isaac TeSlaa is a tall receiver who ran like he was riding a rocket at the combine.

Here’s someone who can help the Steelers improve against the run.

Yahya Black is a big run stuffer, but doesn’t offer much as a pass rusher.

The Jets a couple of offensive tackles; one to start, and one to provide depth.

Here’s another defensive tackle for the Vikings, who will want to stengthen that position of weakness.

Nazir Stackhouse is a sound run defender who needs to improve his pass-rushing ability.

Multiple wideouts are needed for this thin receiving corps.

The Colts have a weak cornerback group, so it shouldn’t surprise anyone if they obtain multiple players at the position.

Linebacker was a weak spot for the Rams last season.

Jamon Dumas-Johnson is an instinctive linebacker with a strong skill set.

The Broncos will be looking to double up at running back, even if they take one in the first round.

Pick change; previously Jaydon Blue, RB

The Browns have taken chances on character concerns in the past. Perhaps they’ll do so again.

Jake Browning will be a free agent after 2025, so the Bengals may want a potential No. 2 quarterback for the future.

Cornerback continues to be a very weak area for Jacksonville.

Jabbar Muhammad has great instincts, but lacks strength.

The Rams have a rare weak spot on the offensive line at center.

Drew Kendall was able to thrive in the agility drills at the combine.

It shouldn’t surprise anyone if the Lions obtain two edge rushers during draft weekend.

Chaz Chambliss is a great blitzer. He should be a designated pass rusher.

Despite the Evan Engram signing, the Broncos are targeting two tight ends in this draft.

Given their cornerback issues, the Packers will need to look into adding multiple cornerbacks.

Jason Marshall is a good athlete, but hasn’t been able to put together good tape.

Here’s another offensive lineman for the Chargers, who will need to protect Justin Herbert as well as possible after what happened in the opening round of the playoffs.

It shouldn’t surprise anyone if the Browns obtain multiple running backs.

R.J. Harvey is a former quarterback who put on weight to make himself a stronger player.

The Rams will be seeking a tight end to go along with Tyler Higbee.

Gavin Bartholomew was a solid contributor for Pittsburgh and appears to be a backup in the NFL.

The Rams will be looking to bolster their secondary late in the draft.

Mello Dotson has good height and length.

The Ravens could look to add two tight ends with Mark Andrews likely to depart soon.

Linebacker depth is one of the many things the Cowboys will need to address.

Here’s another pass rusher for the Redskins, who will need to address this area. David Walker is a dangerous pass rusher, though level of competition is an issue.

James Cook could be traded, so here’s a running back for Buffalo.

Donovan Edwards has a great combination of size and speed.

Again, the Jets will need plenty of help at safety, so they could add two players at the position.

The Broncos will be looking to draft a punter at some point.

The Chargers were weak at center last year. They signed Andre James, but for only one year. They may have plans to add a late-round center.

The Ravens figure to obtain multiple defensive backs, including one or two safeties to help their issues from last year.

The Cowboys will be looking to add some cornerback depth late in the draft.

B.J. Adams is a tall cornerback, but had trouble staying healthy last year.

Here’s more secondary help for the Ravens, who should look into obtaining two safeties.

The Raiders will need to address their offensive line on multiple occasions.

Javontez Spraggins showed improvement in pass protection as his collegiate career progressed.

The Chargers will need to obtain multiple cornerbacks in the draft to help a weak position.

There’s some speculation that the Raiders could trade Michael Mayer.

Moliki Matavo is a big Y tight end.

The Browns figure to add multiple pass rushers to help them compete with Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson.

Jared Ivey is a quick and strong defensive lineman who can play in both the 4-3 and 3-4.