What is the projected position of LSU football players in the forthcoming draft?

the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, several LSU Tigers football players have declared for the draft, each with varying projections based on their collegiate performances and potential at the professional level. low is an overview of these players, their projected draft positions, and insights into their skills and contributions to LSU football.

1. Will Campbell – Offensive Line (Round 1)**

WilCampbell has been a cornerstone of LSU’s offensive line over the past two seasons. Hisdership, polished technique, and football IQ have set him apart as one of the top offensive linemen in the nation. Standat 6’5″ and weighing 320 pounds, Campbell possesses the size and strength to excel at the next level. His abi to absorb contact and maintain a strong anchor in pass protection makes him a Day 1 starter in the NFL. Some anal project him to move inside due to his limited arm length, but his well-rounded skill set ensures he will be a first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. (collegefoballnetwork.com)

2. Mason Taylor – Tight End (Round 3)

Mason Taylor, standing at 6’5″ and 255 pounds, embodies the traditionalht end’s role with his aggressive blocking and untapped pass-catching potential. While his college statistics may not be as prolific as some of his peers, his impree physical attributes and high-end traits have caught the attention of scouts. Taylor’s exple athleticism, size, and competitive blocking make him a promising prospect. Teams will have the opportunity to harness his reliable hands and sharp movemt skills in the passg game, offering significant upside at the next vel. (collegefootballnetwork.com)

3. Bradyn Swinson – Edge Rusher (Round 3)

Bradyn Swinson’s breakout year in 2024 haevated his draft stock. Recording 58 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, 8.5 sacks, and two forced fumbles, Swinson has demonstrated his ability to dit opposing offenses. At 6’4″ and 250 pounds, he effectively generates speed-to-power, utilizes a diverse array of pass-rushoves, and shows exceent hand placement. His relentless approach off the ge and physical playing style make him a promising prospect in the 2025 edge rusher class. (collegefootballnet.com)

4. Emery Jones Jr. – Offensive Line (Round 3)

Emery Jones Jr. has primarily played right tackle for LSU but is betteited to play inside at the next level. Standing at 6’6″ and 322 pou he possesses the size and length to compete outside. However, he often struggles to maintain his position on an island, making it chaging for him to succeed as a tackle in the NFL. On the other hand, Jones has strong potenal as a guard in theFL. With improved technique, effective hand placent, and a competitive attitude, he can leverage his strengths when given support de. His athleticism, strong work ethic, and high football IQ could make him a long-term asset. (collegefootballnetwork.com)

5. Zy Alexander – Cornerback (Rounds 3-4)

Cornerback Zy Alexander has the ptial to be a Day 2 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. An above-average athlete who dispys solid hip flexionnd smooth route transitions, Alexander has the ngth and profile of a high draft selection. However, he needs to enhance his consistency, particularly in press coverage, and use length to disrupt receivers to climb further up boards. His athleticism and potential make him a prospect atch in the upcoming draft. (collegefootballnetwork.com)

6. Saivion nes – Edge Rusher (Rnd 4)

Saivion Jones is a powerful and athletic pass ruer with a strong, physical playing style and a relentless approach off the edge. Standing at 6’6″ and weighing 280 pounds, he has NFL-ready sizd is still honing his pass-rushing skills. His physical attributes and playing stmake him a promising prospect, and with further development, he could become a siicant contributor at the next level. (collegefootballnetwork.com)

7Garrett Dellinger – Offensive Line (Rounds 6-7)

At 6’5″ and 322 po, offensive lineman Garrett Dellinger offers a dense frame and strong anchor, projecting as a potential backup in the NFL. The three-year starting left guard is a rele presence with a good football IQ. However, his heavy footwork and lack of athleticism limit his ability in the pros. His versatily and experience cou make him a valuable depth piece for an NFL team. (ollegefootballnetwork.com](https://collegefootballnetwork.com/lsu-2025-nfl-draft-prospects/?utm_so=chatgpt.com))

8. Miles Frazier – Offensive Line (Rounds 6-7)

Miles Frazier’s versatility alone should be enough to see hiafted. A former three-star recruit who has played every position on the line but center at LSU, Frazier offers the frame and playtrength to develop to a high-end backup. His adaptability and experiencecross multiple positions make him a valuable asset for teams seeking depth along the offensive line. (collegefallnetwork.com)

9. Garrett Nussmeier – Quarterback (Round 1)

Garrett Nussmeier, a former highly touted four-star recruit, has seen his stock rise significantly. His performance in the 2024 season has propelled him into the conversation as a potential first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Nussmeier’s arm strength, mobility, and playmaking ability have impressed scouts, and he is expected to be a high draft selection. (cbssports.com)

10. Emery Jones Jr. – Offensive Line (Round 3)

Emery Jones Jr. has primarily played right tackle for LSU but is better suited to play inside at the next level. Standing at 6