Pro Football Focus released another NFL mock draft for the 2025 class on Wednesday, and the Texas Longhorns earned significant representation in the first round.

Offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. was selected No. 5 overall by the Cleveland Browns, filling a significant need on the offensive line. The Browns have ranked just 31st in PFF's pass-blocking grades this season.

PFF analyst Trevor Sikkema wrote, "Banks is a smooth mover for his size and one of the highest-graded offensive tackles in the nation (83.2). His 90.2 pass-blocking grade is tied for the second-best mark in the nation through five weeks."

Wide receiver Isaiah Bond was also selected in the first round, going No. 22 to the Denver Broncos. With Bo Nix progressing through his rookie season, it's clear that Denver needs to add playmaking talent to its pass-catching corps.

"Bond brings exceptional speed - explosiveness, agility, and long speed - to the receiver position," Sikkema wrote. "Sean Payton would love to add Bond's speed to their offense."

Surprisingly, quarterback Quinn Ewers didn't make the first round in this PFF Mock Draft despite being considered by many to be the top quarterback prospect in this year's class.

The latest reports indicate Ewers will be back for the Red River Rivalry game in two weeks, which will give him another great opportunity to impress NFL scouts in a big-time matchup.

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