Which colleges had the most players selected in the 2025 NFL Draft?

Entering the 2025 NFL Draft, one of the under-the-radar storylines was whether Ohio State would set the record for the most players selected from one school in a draft. The defending national champion Buckeyes had over a dozen players who were viewed as potential draft picks, making it possible that they could break the record Georgia set in 2022 with 15.

Ultimately, Ohio State fell short of that mark. But it still had a number of players get drafted in 2025, including four first-round selections and three second-round picks. 

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The Wolverines might have underwhelmed in 2024, but Sherrone Moore's squad still produced a handful of NFL players. Defensive tackle Mason Graham led the way out of the group, getting picked fifth overall by the Cleveland Browns after they traded down from the No. 2 overall pick. Tight end Colston Loveland was drafted five picks later by the Chicago Bears, while defensive tackle Kenneth Grant was taken at No. 13 by the Miami Dolphins, tying Michigan's school record for the most first-round picks in a single draft. 

It appeared for much of the year that the Wolverines would break that record, but Will Johnson slid to the second round due to reported knee concerns. The Arizona Cardinals eventually drafted the standout corner in Round 2. Josaiah Stewart went to the Los Angeles Rams in Round 3 before two more Wolverines (Kalel Mullings, Myles Hinton) were picked in Round 6.

Miami's return to title contention this past season led to several Hurricanes players getting selected in the 2025 NFL Draft. Most notable, of course, was Cam Ward going to the Tennessee Titans at the top