Pittsburgh Review

The upcoming 2025 NFL Draft has analysts from the Triple Take crew—Dale Lolley, Matt Williamson, and Mike Prisuta—discussing their predictions for the top offensive prospects. These rankings are individual opinions and do not reflect the views of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Dale Lolley places Ashton Jeanty from Boise State as his leading offensive player, citing the running back's dual capability as a runner and receiver. Lolley sees Travis Hunter from Colorado as a talented wide receiver but notes his stronger suit as a cornerback. Dale also emphasizes the reliability of tight ends Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland, describing them as "safe picks" for first-round selections.

Matt Williamson similarly ranks Jeanty at the top, identifying him as a blue-chip player with a unique contact balance. Williamson also praises Hunter for his potential as an elite wide receiver or cornerback. His list includes offensive tackle Armand Membou for his athleticism, and he highlights the physical and schematic needs of tight ends Warren and Loveland.

Mike Prisuta disagrees slightly, listing Travis Hunter as his top prospect, citing his versatility. Prisuta supports Jeanty for his fit in modern NFL offenses and allays concerns about Will Campbell's suitability for tackle after his arm measurements met the "magic number" at the Pro Day. Prisuta values Membou's athletic performance highly, and he is optimistic about quarterback Cam Ward's potential despite associated risks.

Both Williamson and Prisuta express confidence in their respective lists with the anticipation that certain players, like Jeanty and Hunter, will stand out in their prospective NFL careers.