The 2025 NFL Draft is fast approaching, and there are plenty of non-quarterbacks who could shake up the event. Think Travis Hunter, whose two-way prowess has NFL clubs divided over where he'll line up; or Abdul Carter, whose pass rushing acumen could still make him one of the top players selected.

There's an idea that Travis Hunter can't play extensively on both sides of the ball in the NFL because nobody else has really done it in the modern era for an extended period. That ignores that nobody in modern college football history did it quite like Hunter,

NFL Draft class is stacked with talent at running back, and the next wave of prospects—ranked No. 6 through No. 10—offers a variety of skill sets, from home-run hitters to physical bruisers.

The San Francisco 49ers on Wednesday held their local Pro Day at Levi's Stadium with NFL draft prospects from schools in the Bay Area.

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