Some things just go hand in hand. Peanut butter and jelly. Road trips and good music. The New England Patriots and bad wide receivers. The 2025 NFL draft has tons of eligible prospects, and let’s take a run through some of the most fun and their matches made in heaven.
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2025 NFL Draft Bachelor – Top Prospect Team Fits
TreVeyon Henderson and the Kansas City Chiefs
Isiah Pacheco is fine. Scars from a bad ex (we’re all looking at you, Clyde) might scare off some Chiefs fans. But TreVeyon Henderson is an absolute monster pass blocker, and would give electricity to the backfield that Kansas City hasn’t had since Kareem Hunt the first time.
TreVeyon Henderson Scouting Report
Elic Ayomanor and the Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens love to roll out three tiny wide receivers and hope they can be a traffic cone in the run game. But wouldn’t it be more fun to put a 6’2″, 210-pound true X-receiver out there to bully secondary players and hold his own against linebackers? Ayomanor has a bit of a drop problem, but swapping him in place of Nelson Agholor could take Lamar Jackson to another level.
Armand Membou and the San Francisco 49ers
Big fellas need love, too. Membou is the nastiest run blocker in this class, and he would get to play on the opposite side of the man who has done it for over a decade in Trent Williams. Christian McCaffrey’s injury will feel a lot better if he’s running behind twin bruisers this season. The 49ers can eat their vegetables and start to address some areas of need while they figure out how to pay their quarterback more than a nickel a pass.
Will Howard and the Cleveland Browns
Didn’t expect to put “fun” and “Cleveland Browns” in the same article. But the Browns have seen plenty of Ohio State, he won’t break the bank, and rather than reaching on a quarterback early they can have the funniest quarterback competition of the offseason with the elder statesman Joe Flacco, the forgotten AFC North quarterback Kenny Pickett, and the late day two or early day three option in the 2025 NFL Draft of Will Howard.
J.T. Tuimoloau and the Pittsburgh Steelers
JTT isn’t the flashy, head-turning edge rusher that some expected him to be after his sophomore season at Ohio State. But let’s pack a couple of extra pounds on him and use him as a five-technique or a power edge in run-stopping situations. The Steelers need some help along their d-line, and the run-stopping floor that Tuimoloau brings can at least start to address their issues.
J.T. Tuimoloau Scouting Report
Damien Martinez and the Chicago Bears
Ladies and gentlemen, our final rose of the evening. Bears fans are clamoring for Ashton Jeanty, and that’s completely warranted. But if he’s not available, they can get a tough-nosed runner with some underrated receiving ability much later in the draft in Martinez. For as much talk as there is around finding a David Montgomery for Ben Johnson’s offense, Martinez is flying under the radar as a great fit in the 2025 NFL Draft. He was compared to a skinnier Jerome Bettis in this rookie guide. Now that sounds like a slam-dunk pick for the Bears.
Damien Martinez Scouting Report
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