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2025 NFL Draft: Top offensive prospects still available on Day Two

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25, Apr 25

2025 NFL Draft: Top offensive prospects still available on Day Two

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While many top prospects came off the board in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, several highly regarded talents unexpectedly slipped through the cracks and remain available heading into Day Two.

As we count down the hours until the start of the second round, DAZN News identified the best offensive players who are still up for grabs.

Jalen Milroe, QB, Alabama

Jalen Milroe might be the most explosive athlete at the quarterback position that we've ever seen. Some evaluators have suggested he is an even better runner than Lamar Jackson.

Teams that are willing to be patient with Milroe as he works through his processing and accuracy issues - and give him time to grow - could reap significant rewards down the line.

Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado

Sanders' slide out of the first round suggests NFL teams shared the concerns raised by his critics, particularly around his pocket presence and footwork.

However, Sanders' accuracy and unwavering confidence in his abilities will surely tempt someone to spend a Day Two selection on the Colorado signal-caller.

TreVeyon Henderson, RB, Ohio State

At only 202 pounds, Henderson is slightly undersized, but he boasts elite-level athleticism, is an excellent route runner, and profiles as one of the best pass-catching backs in the class.

Expect to hear Henderson's name called on Day Two by a team that intends to utilise his skill set on third downs almost immediately.

Quinshon Judkins, RB, Ohio State

Judkins is a physical runner who invites contact and has an excellent stiff arm to keep would-be tacklers at bay.

While he lacks top-end speed and has occasionally failed to deliver in clutch moments, he'll likely remain a tempting proposition for RB-needy teams.

Luther Burden III, WR, Missouri

Burden is an explosive athlete who possesses the vision and contact balance to to produce highlight-reel-worthy plays, especially after the catch.

Arguably held back by Missouri's short passing game, Burden's potential in a more pro-style offense is tantalising.

Jayden Higgins, WR Iowa State

At 6'4" and with a wingspan of 6'7", Higgins often makes the impossible seem possible, adeptly tracking deep balls and making catches other receivers could not make.

Higgins alleviated some of the concerns about his lack of athleticism with an impressive performance at the NFL Combine.

Mason Taylor, TE, LSU

Taylor has room to develop as a run blocker and can struggle to create separation as a pass catcher, but he's a fluid athlete who makes contested catches and delivers in clutch moments.

He may need another year or two of development before being able to realise his full potential, but Taylor is an intriguing prospect worthy of a Day-Two selection.