Listing all 155 picks in Rounds 4-7

The 2025 NFL Draft concluded on Saturday with Day 3, which covered Rounds 4-7. The biggest story was whether highly-hyped Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders would finally go off the board after one of the most dramatic and highly-covered draft slides in the event’s history.

He was joined in the wait by a few other hignly-touted quarterback prospects like Ohio State’s Will Howard and Texas’ Quinn Ewers, as well as other noted skill position players like Arizona State RB Cam Skattebo, Oregon wide receiver Tez Johnson, and Texas TE Gunnar Helm.

Here is how the rest of the Draft went on Saturday:

2025 NFL Draft Round 4 recap

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Browns GM Andrew Berry gives clear reason for passing on Shedeur Sanders multiple times through 2 days of draft

2025 NFL Draft Round 5 recap

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“Tom Brady told Raiders NOT to draft Shedeur Sanders” – Skip Bayless drops bombshell on Colorado QB’s shocking draft slide

2025 NFL Draft Round 6 recap

2025 Draft Round 7 recap

What comes after 2025 Draft?

With the Draft done, teams may choose one of two windows during which to hold rookie minicamps: May 2-5 and May 9-12. Each session will last three days.

The Rookie Football Development Program will begin on May 12, while the NFLPA will host the Rookie Premiere in Los Angeles two days later.

Each team will hold a Rookie Readiness Program in late June. Preseason camp for rookies then begins in July

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