Barring anything unexpected, LSU's star offensive tackle, Will Campbell, will be the only former Tiger to hear his name called on day one of the 2025 NFL Draft. They have quite a few prospects who could be selected in the second or third round - Mason Taylor, Emery Jones, Garrett Dellinger, Miles Frazier and Zy Alexander - but it doesn't look like they'll sneak into the first round.

With the Senior Bowl - which Campbell did not compete in - now over, many national outlets have released their newest mock drafts, so today I thought we could go through and see where each site has Campbell landing.

In CBS's and NFL's newest mock drafts, they both have Campbell coming off the board fourth overall to the New England Patriots. We all know the Patriots new Head Coach, Mike Vrabel, loves the trenches, and now that they have their franchise quarterback, they want to get him someone who can protect his blindside, which is exactly what Campbell brings to the table.

In NBC's mock draft 2.0, they have Campbell going fifth overall to the Jacksonville Jaguars. With new Head Coach, Liam Coen, coming in, they want to be able to protect their franchise quarterback in Trevor Lawrence and get back to running the football at a high level. Campbell provides immediate help in pass blocking and can develop into a great run blocking tackle as well.

ESPN has Will Campbell going to the New York Jets at seven. Aaron Glenn may be a defensive minded head coach, but he knows they won't have success on offense with Aaron Rogers if they can't protect him. He's older and never looked quite 100% after he tore his achilles last season, so making sure he has time in the pocket is paramount.

Finally, PFF has Campbell falling to pick No. 10 and going to the Chicago Bears. Ben Johnson's elite offense in Detroit was predicated on having an elite offensive line. The Bears OL has some pieces, but lacks a star at left tackle, which is exactly what Campbell would give them. He'll be able to protect Caleb Williams while also helping the run game get going.