Despite a highly competitive 2025 NFL Draft, several notable players, including former Texas Longhorns wide receiver Isaiah Bond, were left undrafted. Bond had transferred from Alabama to Texas, helping the Longhorns reach the College Football Playoff but faced scrutiny due to mediocre stats and a sexual assault allegation. Former NFL star Dez Bryant criticized the draft process, questioning the omission of Bond and others like San Jose State's Nick Nash, who had impressive stats, contributing to the perception that talent was overlooked. Nash and Kansas cornerback Cobee Bryant signed with the Atlanta Falcons as undrafted free agents, while Bond's future remains uncertain amidst ongoing legal issues.

As the Los Angeles Rams set their sights on the 2025 NFL Draft, discussions arise about strengthening their receiving corps. With stars like Davante Adams and Puka Nacua leading the charge, the depth behind them remains a concern. Tutu Atwell adds some versatility, while Jordan Whittington is a promising young talent, but the remainder of the group lacks experience and production.

Analyst Louis Riddick suggests that the Rams might consider San Jose State's Nick Nash, who led the FBS with 16 touchdowns in 2024, as a potential late-round pick. Despite mediocre combine results, Nash's production and instinct suggest that he could develop into a valuable asset. If the Rams are interested, they may need to act early to secure him.