Where will Michigan football's Mason Graham be picked in 2025 NFL draft? NFL mock draft projections, picks weigh in on Wolverines star.

Michigan Wolverines football defensive tackle Mason Graham is one of the top prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft class, checking in No. 4 overall on NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah’s big board ahead of the combine.

NFL draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah says Mason Graham may not pass the initial eye test. But the film shows the former Michigan football star is an elite NFL draft prospect.

Graham dove headfirst into the strength and conditioning program overseen by Michigan's renowned strength coach, Ben Herbert. The goal of Herbert’s program was simple: to push e

Graham is among nine former Michigan players participating in the NFL Scouting Combine that kicks into gear with on-field testing Thursday.

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Luke Easterling is the NFL Draft Analyst for Athlon Sports, with more than two decades of experience covering college football, the NFL, and the NFL draft. He is a regularly featured guest on ESPN Radio, CBS Sports Radio, Fox Sports Radio, SiriusXM and more.

NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah believes defensive tackle Mason Graham is a top-five prospect despite not possessing a quintessential physical profile for the position.

Kenneth Grant certainly has the size and athleticism the 49ers want from their defensive tackles. And the fact that they have defensive line coach Kris Kocurek could entice them to draft Grant, who has lots of potential if the right person can coach him.

Mason Graham is a twitchy, high-motor upfield three-technique that could instantly elevate the interior of Jacksonville’s defensive line.