The Reese's Senior Bowl had 106 players selected (out of 257 total drafted) in the 2025 NFL Draft, which means 41% of the entire NFL Draft is from the Senior Bowl.

This marks the fifth consecutive year where Senior Bowl draft picks have accounted for at least 40% of the entire class, and prior to 2021, the Senior Bowl had never had 100 players drafted in a single year, which makes this also the fifth straight year the game has hit triple-digits, according to a press release from the Senior Bowl.

"A record-setting 50 of the top 102 selections came from the Senior Bowl roster, and all 32 NFL teams drafted at least one participant. The Senior Bowl continues to be a vital part of the NFL draft process," Senior Bowl Director of Football Operations Jack Gilmore said.

Drew Fabianich, executive director of the Senior Bowl, said the success of the athletes in the Draft "underscores the importance of the event as a platform for aspiring professional players."

"The drafted athletes now face the challenge of adapting to the rigors of the NFL and proving their worth on a much larger stage. Their journey from college football to the professional arena is a testament to their dedication, skill and resilience," he said. "As these players embark on their NFL careers, fans and coaches alike will be watching closely, eager to see how these newly drafted talents will shape the future of their teams and the league. The 2025 Senior Bowl has once again affirmed its reputation as a key steppingstone for the NFL stars of tomorrow."

BY THE NUMBERS

• 7 first round Draft Picks
• 50 through first three rounds, which beats previous record of 45 from last year
• 50 of top 102 players selected
• All 32 National Football League clubs selected at least one Senior Bowler
• The Jacksonville Jaguars led all teams with eight Senior Bowl selections
• 12 teams selected four or more players who participated in Mobile: Jacksonville Jaguars (8), Buffalo Bills (6), Baltimore Ravens (6), New York Jets (5), Houston Texans (5), New Orleans Saints (5), Seattle Seahawks (4), New York Giants (4), Las Vegas Raiders (4), Denver Broncos (4), Kansas City Chiefs (4), Indianapolis Colts (4)
• First rounders: New York Jets OT Armand Membou from Missouri (7th overall), Arizona Cardinals DL Walter Nolan from Ole Miss (16th overall), Cincinnati Bengals EDGE Shermar Stewart from Texas A&M (17th overall), Seattle Seahawks OL Grey Zabel from North Dakota State (18th overall), New York Giants QB Jaxson Dart from Ole Miss (25th overall), Washington Commanders OT Josh Conerly, Jr. from Oregon (29th overall), Buffalo Bills CB Maxwell Hairston from Kentucky (30th overall)
• 106 out of 141 Senior Bowlers were drafted which is 75% of the roster
• 4 of the first 5 QBs drafted came from the Senior Bowl – Jaxson Dart (Giants), Tyler Shough (Saints), Jalen Milroe (Seahawks), Dillon Gabriel (Browns)
• Most picks by school:
  • Oregon (6)
  • Georgia (5)
  • LSU (5)
  • Florida (4)
  • Iowa State (4)
  • Ole Miss (4)
  • Virginia Tech (4)
• Senior Bowl MVP Jack Bech went to the Las Vegas Raiders at 58th overall
• Senior Bowl National Team Player of the Game Oluwafemi Oladejo went to the Tennessee Titans at 52nd overall
• Notable Draft Picks
  • Seattle Seahawks QB Jalen Milroe from Alabama (92nd overall)
  • Indianapolis Colts QB Riley Leonard from Notre Dame and Fairhope High School (189th overall)
  • Dallas Cowboys LB Shemar James from Florida and Faith Academy (152nd overall)
  • Los Angeles Rams RB Jarquez Hunter from Auburn (117th overall)