Alabama Crimson Tide 2025 NFL Draft Tracker: Full Breakdown of Every Pick and Prospect

The NFL Draft is more than just a three-day event—it’s a celebration of talent, discipline, and the journey from college greatness to professional promise. For the Alabama Crimson Tide, it’s also an annual tradition of dominance. Once again, the 2025 NFL Draft proved Alabama’s unrivaled status as a football factory.

This year, two Crimson Tide players were selected in the first round—extending a remarkable 17-year streak with at least one first-rounder and a 9-year run with multiple first-round picks. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Several Alabama standouts remain on the board as mid-to-late round picks, and others are drawing undrafted free agent interest.

Here’s a comprehensive tracker with detailed profiles and analysis of every Alabama player selected (so far), as well as a look at who’s still on the radar.

ROUND 1 PICKS

Tyler Booker – OT – No. 12 Overall to the Dallas Cowboys

Height: 6’5” | Weight: 320 lbs
Hometown: New Haven, CT
Career at Alabama: 3-year starter, Team Captain
Honors: First-Team All-SEC (2024), All-American

The Dallas Cowboys made a statement by selecting Tyler Booker, the anchor of Alabama’s offensive line, with the 12th overall pick. Booker started every game for the Tide over the last two seasons and emerged as both a vocal leader and physical enforcer in the trenches. He was a cornerstone in Alabama’s dominant run game and provided excellent pass protection for quarterback Jalen Milroe.

Booker’s selection fills a critical need for Dallas, who lost veteran tackle Tyron Smith in free agency. Scouts praised Booker’s “mean streak,” football IQ, and ability to play both guard and tackle. His versatility gives the Cowboys options on their reshaped offensive line.

Draft Grade: A
NFL Comparison: Elgton Jenkins (Packers)

Jihaad Campbell – LB – No. 31 Overall to the Philadelphia Eagles

Height: 6’3” | Weight: 230 lbs
Hometown: Erial, NJ
Career at Alabama: 2-year starter
Stats (2024): 117 tackles, 5.0 sacks, 2 INTs

The Philadelphia Eagles traded up one spot to snag Jihaad Campbell at No. 31, and it was a move that thrilled analysts and fans alike. Campbell was widely regarded as a top-10 talent based on his athleticism and production but slipped due to concerns about a prior shoulder injury.

In 2024, Campbell exploded onto the scene as Alabama’s top tackler. His sideline-to-sideline speed, blitz ability, and pass coverage skills make him an ideal fit for a modern NFL linebacker corps. Eagles DC Vic Fangio is expected to deploy Campbell in a variety of ways, from inside linebacker duties to hybrid edge packages.

Draft Grade: A-
NFL Comparison: Devin White (Buccaneers)

PROJECTED PICKS: STILL ON THE BOARD

The Crimson Tide could see several more players selected as the draft moves into Rounds 2–7. Here are the top Alabama prospects still waiting for their NFL dreams to be realized.

Jalen Milroe – QB

Height: 6’2” | Weight: 220 lbs
2024 Stats: 3,119 passing yards, 27 TDs; 826 rushing yards, 11 TDs
Projected Round: 3–5

Milroe’s draft journey has been one of intense debate. While some scouts rave about his raw athleticism and cannon arm, others question his consistency in the pocket. Regardless, there’s no denying Milroe’s playmaking ability. He led Alabama to an SEC Championship and played his best football in high-pressure games.

Milroe is a strong candidate to be a developmental quarterback behind a veteran starter. Teams like the Las Vegas Raiders, Seattle Seahawks, or even the New Orleans Saints could take a swing on him in the mid-rounds.

Malachi Moore – DB

Height: 6’0” | Weight: 198 lbs
Position: Nickel/Safety
2024 Stats: 58 tackles, 2 INTs, 5 PBUs
Projected Round: 4–6

Moore was a fixture in Alabama’s secondary for four seasons and brings tremendous versatility. He played corner, safety, and STAR (nickel) in Alabama’s complex defensive scheme. He’s not a burner but makes up for it with intelligence and instincts.

Teams that utilize multiple DB sub-packages will covet Moore’s versatility. The Patriots, Giants, and Ravens are possible fits.

CJ Dippre – TE

Height: 6’5” | Weight: 250 lbs
Transfer From: Maryland
2024 Stats: 33 catches, 368 yards, 4 TDs
Projected Round: 5–7

Dippre is one of the more balanced tight ends in the draft—capable of blocking effectively and running reliable short-to-intermediate routes. While he’s not a vertical threat like Brock Bowers, Dippre offers plug-and-play utility for teams needing TE2 depth.

James Burnip – P

Height: 6’6” | Weight: 220 lbs
From: Australia
2024 Stats: 45.8 yards per punt average
Projected Round: 6–7 or Priority UDFA

Burnip, an Aussie Rules Football convert, was one of the best punters in college football. His directional punting and hang time made him a field position weapon for Alabama. The Bills, Packers, or Bengals might take a late-round flier.

Justin Eboigbe – DL

Height: 6’5” | Weight: 292 lbs
2024 Stats: 8 sacks, 11.5 TFLs
Projected Round: 5–7

Eboigbe was a high-motor defensive lineman who contributed steadily throughout his career. He’s not flashy but is considered a “glue guy” in the locker room. Could be a nice rotational piece in a 3-4 system.

Undrafted Free Agent Watch

Several players from Alabama are expected to land on NFL rosters even if they aren’t drafted:

Jamarion Miller (RB) – Explosive change-of-pace back
Kendrick Law (WR) – Special teams ace with elite speed
Terrion Arnold (CB) – Surprising undrafted candidate; injury concerns may have hurt his stock

BAMA’S NFL DRAFT LEGACY CONTINUES

A Dynasty of First-Round Picks

Since Nick Saban’s arrival in 2007 and now under Kalen DeBoer, Alabama has been a conveyor belt to the NFL. With Booker and Campbell joining the league in Round 1 this year, Alabama now has:

48 first-rounders since 2009
147 total draft picks in the Saban/DeBoer era
Nine straight drafts with multiple Round 1 picks

The numbers are staggering. But beyond the stats, Alabama’s players consistently outperform expectations once in the league. Just look at current NFL stars like:

Quinnen Williams (Jets)
Patrick Surtain II (Broncos)
DeVonta Smith (Eagles)
Najee Harris (Steelers)
Will Anderson Jr. (Texans)
Bryce Young (Panthers)

HOW BAMA PREPARES ITS PLAYERS

1. NFL-Level Coaching

From strength and conditioning to film study and in-game adjustments, Alabama mirrors the NFL. Coaches like Saban, now DeBoer, and a pipeline of former NFL assistants create a pro-like atmosphere.

2. Competition Breeds Excellence

Iron sharpens iron. Practicing against other five-star athletes every day builds toughness and elite instincts.

3. Big-Game Experience

Bama players have more playoff and national title game reps than nearly any other school. They’ve played in front of 100,000 fans and performed under lights brighter than most rookies will ever see.

THE TRADITION CONTINUES

The 2025 NFL Draft has reaffirmed what the football world already knew: Alabama doesn’t rebuild—it reloads. Whether it’s Tyler Booker pancaking defenders in Dallas, Jihaad Campbell becoming a defensive chess piece in Philly, or Jalen Milroe taking the next step as a dual-threat signal-caller, Alabama players are ready for the league.

And with young stars already waiting in the wings in Tuscaloosa, the Tide’s NFL pipeline is far from finished.