Full Breakdown of Top Prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft Class

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In this full episode of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, hosts Drew and Rob go all-in on breaking down the top outside cornerback prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft as the New York Giants look to reshape their secondary. With the Giants still seeking depth at cornerback this detailed analysis explores who might be the next elite shutdown DB to land in New York. The guys examine more than a dozen prospects in this jam-packed show, diving deep into player traits, college production, combine buzz, and overall fit within the Giants’ defensive system.

The conversation kicks off with Michigan’s Will Johnson, a physical prototype at 6’2” and 202 pounds who has the accolades and ball production to justify his top-15 projection. Rob and Drew discuss how quarterbacks avoided him in college and how his high football IQ and sticky coverage style could translate to the NFL. Then it’s time for Travis Hunter out of Colorado, one of the most electrifying and versatile players in college football. Despite playing both WR and CB, Hunter still managed to win the Heisman Trophy and multiple defensive awards. Drew and Rob break down his top-5 upside and whether his smaller frame will hold up at the next level.

Texas standout Jahdae Barron is another hot name the Goofballs spotlight, praised for his versatility, instincts, and ability to contribute in multiple areas — including special teams. Rob questions how Barron’s aggressive style might fit in Wink Martindale's former system or a future Giants scheme. They move on to Shavon Revel Jr. from East Carolina, who has elite length and special teams prowess but saw his 2024 season cut short by an ACL tear. Notre Dame’s Benjamin Morrison, Kentucky’s Maxwell Hairston, and Florida State’s Azareye’h Thomas all get detailed scouting breakdowns too, with notes on their strengths in coverage and concerns about durability, ball production, and run support.

The duo dives into deeper round prospects like Iowa State’s Darien Porter — a 6’4” converted wide receiver who flashed at the combine but remains raw — and LSU’s Zy Alexander, a long, physical corner with a strong tackling mindset but limited upside. They examine Denzel Burke out of Ohio State, a former wideout who brings physicality and experience but may struggle with elite receivers deep. California’s Nohl Williams impressed with 7 INTs in 2024 but needs to improve his lateral agility, while Virginia Tech’s Dorian Strong, Kansas State’s Jacob Parrish, and Louisville’s Quincy Riley round out the list of potential late-round or Day 3 pickups, each with to

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