Kyle Crabbs

1 week ago | the33rdteam.com | Marcus Mosher |Ian Valentino |Kyle Crabbs

We are mere days away from the 2025 NFL Draft, which means we are in lying season. This is the time of the year when we are fed more lies than ever. We heard rumors last year that the Patriots wanted to move down from No. 3 (which we know isn’t true after watching the Hard Knocks offseason show) or that they were considering taking J.J. McCarthy at No. 3. However, a few bits of information that come out at this time of year always turn out to be true.

1 week ago | the33rdteam.com | Ian Valentino |Kyle Crabbs

The NFL Draft feels like a fluid stock market watch at times. as the ebbs and flows are always moving. However, the reality is that only so much new information comes out for NFL front offices between the end of the regular season and late April. The Combine and pro days are part of it, but scouts have been talking about prospects for years by the time the 2025 NFL Draft begins. The bigger change is that evaluations are finalized and made more public.

1 week ago | the33rdteam.com | Kyle Crabbs

Height: 5106 (verified)Weight: 181lbs (verified)Year: Redshirt SeniorPro Comparison: Karl JosephMarshall Thundering Herd safety JJ Roberts is a stick of dynamite on the backend. His explosive athletic profile is evident when you watch him flip his hips in coverage or trigger to attack the run. His aggressiveness can be his own worst enemy at times, and he’ll take run fits too steep or overcommit when tracking the ball in the air and be forced to make late adjustments to the ball’s flight path.

1 week ago | the33rdteam.com | Kyle Crabbs

Height: 6046 (verified)Weight: 306lbs (verified)Year: Redshirt SeniorPro Comparison: Parker EhringerKansas Jayhawks offensive tackle Bryce Cabeldue projects as a developmental zone blocker at the NFL level. He lacks prototypical offensive tackle length and is likely destined to play on the interior at the next level, but his breakout campaign in 2024 came courtesy of a move to left tackle. He’s got an attractive resume in a diverse run scheme.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Kyle Crabbs

Tennessee wide receiver Dont'e Thornton Jr. (1) runs in a touchdown during the second quarter at FirstBank Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. Tale Of The TapeThornton Jr. is a fascinating long-term developmental bet for a team with considerable offensive stability. Although his production profile is underwhelming, his raw tools are a rare blend of uncoachable qualities that are sure to get any offensive coach to sit up in his chair.