The Philadelphia Eagles are eyeing potential stars for their 2025 training camp, hoping to uncover a standout akin to Paul Turner from 2016. With injuries and departures impacting the roster, candidates are emerging for key roles, particularly in the backfield.

RB Montrell Johnson Jr. is a notable prospect, having showcased impressive stats in college with over 3,000 rushing yards and 33 touchdowns. His powerful running style, characterized by strong contact and a home-run speed, positions him as a formidable competitor for the RB2 slot alongside Saquon Barkley. With Kenneth Gainwell leaving for the Steelers and A.J. Dillon’s uncertain status, Johnson could seize an opportunity if he impresses.

WR Danny Gray also emerges as a candidate, leveraging his speed and college experience to potentially secure a spot in a revamped wide receiver corps. With the depth chart shifting, these players could become essential in the Eagles' strategy for the upcoming season.

The excitement surrounding the 2025 NFL Draft is palpable, especially for fans of the Florida Gators. A recent mock draft from Swamp247 highlights that seven players from the Gators are expected to get selected during the three-day event. This class is a mix of experienced veterans and promising underclassmen, with a few surprises anticipated in the mid-rounds.

Among the notables is cornerback Jason Marshall Jr., projected to land with the Green Bay Packers in Round 3. Despite struggling with injuries, Marshall demonstrated solid coverage skills, allowing a completion rate of just 47.4% on 137 targets. His speed improvement in the offseason, reaching a 4.43-second 40-yard dash, could enhance his draft stock as the Packers seek to fill gaps in their secondary.

Defensive tackle Cam Jackson is anticipated to be picked in the fourth round by the Carolina Panthers. Known for his imposing size and run-stopping capabilities, Jackson's performance at the Reese's Senior Bowl showcased his potential to contribute immediately in a defensive role. His consistent production against the run makes him a desirable asset for a Panthers team that struggled defensively last season.

Running back Montrell Johnson Jr. is also expected to be drafted in the fourth round by the Pittsburgh Steelers. While he may not have the same name recognition as some top-tier running backs, Johnson's efficiency and ability to gain yards after contact could make him a valuable addition to Pittsburgh's backfield.

Wide receiver Chimere Dike, projected to the Washington Commanders, and linebacker Shemar James, likely to be picked by the Baltimore Ravens, round out the notable Gators players expected to hear their names called. As teams look to improve their rosters, these Gators prospects offer a mix of talent, potential, and intriguing upside.