Pittsburgh Review

Dale Lolley, Matt Williamson, and Mike Prisuta have offered their insights on the top prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft, focusing on edge players. Sharing their views as part of the "Triple Take" analysis piece, the trio provided rankings and thoughts on the edge position in the draft.

Dale Lolley's rankings highlighted Abdul Carter from Penn State as a standout prospect despite a concerning foot injury. Shemar Stewart from Texas A&M was noted for his physical attributes, albeit with limited production. Lolley made room for Donovan Ezeiruaku in his top five, valuing his pass-rush capabilities.

Matt Williamson's evaluation initially placed Jalon Walker of Georgia in the top five, recognizing his potential despite being classified as an inside linebacker. With Stewart's lower production noted, Williamson saw potential depth within the draft class. LSU's Bradyn Swinson and Sai'vion Jones were identified as intriguing prospects due to their varied playing styles and potential roles in defensive schemes.

Mike Prisuta noted Jalon Walker's reclassification and introduced Shemar Stewart as a prospect with significant upside despite needing development. He mentioned players like Donovan Ezeiruaku and highlighted other talents, such as Ohio State’s Jack Sawyer and Mississippi's Princely Umanmielen, for their impactful performances and attributes.

Each analyst recognized strengths and weaknesses in the prospects, emphasizing production, physical attributes, and potential fit within NFL teams.