Rich Eisen#38 of 87 NFL pundits · Apr 21, 2025
Eisen gave a countdown of their top five potential steals in the NFL draft, headed by Georgia edge Jalen Walker, plus a bonus sixth name in Michigan cornerback Will Johnson.
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And those are my top five potential steals in the draft presented by Spectrum.
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“Top five potential steals in the NFL draft presented by Spectrum... Isaac Tesla, wide receiver out of Arkansas... JT Tuemola, wow, of Ohio State... Number three... Cam Scataboo of Arizona State... Number two, I'm gonna choose a quarterback... it's Jalen Milrow... Number one... that's Jalen Walker at Georgia... Go ahead, Newton. We need one more... Will Johnson”
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