Cam Ward Rises, Shedeur Sanders Falls on Daniel Jeremiah's 2025 NFL Draft Big Board

The draft stocks of Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders are reportedly trending in opposite directions with three weeks left until the 2025 NFL draft.

Ward climbed two spots, while Sanders dropped one on the latest 2025 NFL draft big board from NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah.

Jeremiah has Ward ranked as the highest-ranked quarterback in the draft and the No. 8 prospect overall.

"Overall, Ward will need to be reined in, but he’s a very gifted thrower of the football. If he can learn to better manage the game, he has a very high ceiling," Jeremiah wrote.

Sanders remains the No. 2 quarterback but fell back to No. 19 in Jeremiah's overall rankings.

Jeremiah wrote that Sanders could "find success in an offense based on timing and ball placement."

Other risers in Jeremiah's latest big board include Georgia edge rusher Jalon Walker, who climbed two spots to No. 5, and Alabama linebacker Jihaad Campbell, up three spots to No. 9.

The biggest declines belong to Texas cornerback Jahdae Barron, down three spots to No. 11, and Arizona wideout Tetairoa McMillan, down two slots to No. 18.

The Tennessee Titans, who currently hold the No. 1 pick in the upcoming draft, have been increasingly tied to Ward over the past few weeks as the team looks to encourage Will Levis to compete for his starting job next season.