NFL Draft 2025: Key Picks from Rounds Two and Three

GREEN BAY, Wis. — The 2025 NFL Draft continues with rounds two and three on April 25, 2025. The leading action unfolds at 10:45 PM EDT, with teams looking to bolster their rosters.

The only quarterback selected in the second round was Caleb Williams, going to the team at No. 40 overall. This leaves Shedeur Sanders, a highly talked-about quarterback, out of the first two rounds entirely.

The Rams have added a versatile player in Stewart from Coastal Carolina, who helped Michigan secure a national title in 2023. His versatility is expected to enhance the Rams’ defensive lineup.

In a key pick for the Jaguars, they selected John Milum, a consensus first-team All-American offensive lineman from West Virginia. Known for his strength and experience, Milum played 43 games and is expected to start his career helping to protect Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

The Green Bay Packers made headlines by selecting two receivers in their first three picks. Among them is Savion Williams, who despite being compared to Cordarrelle Patterson, showcases potential as a versatile receiving threat.

Meanwhile, the Steelers passed on Sanders with their No. 83 pick, increasing speculation about his position in the draft. Several teams, including the Rams at No. 90 and the Saints at No. 93, could still make a move for the Colorado star.

Cleveland took linebacker Evan Schwesinger with their pick at No. 33. Schwesinger’s tenacity and experience from UCLA are expected to bolster the Browns’ defense.

The Chargers selected Jamaree Caldwell, a 6-foot-2 defensive tackle from Oregon, who can make a significant impact on the line of scrimmage, though he needs to improve his consistency.

In a heartwarming turn of events, Derrick Harmon was chosen by the Steelers shortly after his mother’s passing, with the organization expressing deep condolences and support for him during this difficult time.

As the rounds continue, attention remains on Shedeur Sanders and where he might land, highlighting the mystery and unpredictability of the NFL Draft.