Alabama football has a few players who could go in the first round of the NFL Draft. ESPN's Mel Kiper projects that two will.

Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe has signed with Klutch Sports Group, as announced by Klutch on X, formerly Twitter, on Wednesday afternoon. “Welcome Jalen Milroe to our 2025 NFL Draft Class!” the post read.

ESPN NFL draft analyst, Mel Kiper has two Alabama players listed as first-round draft picks in his first mock draft. Tyler Booker and Jihaad Campbell were both slotted to be picked in the first round by Kiper.

Alabama's Jalen Milroe made his decision on Jan. 2, declaring for the draft after two years as the starting quarterback for the Crimson Tide. After announcing that he would be entering the NFL Draft, Milroe made a decision on his agency representation.

Jalen Milroe is headed to the 2025 NFL Draft, and there are mixed opinions surrounding how things could play out for the former Alabama QB.

Will Jalen Milroe be a first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft? Andrew Ball analyzes the Alabama quarterback and his draft stock ahead of the April selection process.

Milroe will have to continue to develop as a passer before the draft, but with his freakish speed some team will be willing to roll the dice in either the first or second round. Milroe accepted an invite to the Reese’s Senior Bowl earlier this month and will again have an opportunity to show his arm off at the NFL combine.

Yes, we all know how the Alabama Crimson Tide had a lackluster season in 2024. The post Jalen Milroe Follows Jalen Hurts Footsteps as Alabama QB’s Fate Gets Tied to Top-5 NFL Franchise appeared first on EssentiallySports.

As for the returning players, Alabama’s offense will bring back four starters in 2025, headlined by running back Jam Miller and wide receiver Germie Bernard. Two starting offensive linemen have also chosen to return to the Crimson Tide for another season in center Parker Brailsford and right guard Jaeden Roberts.

Alabama's dual-threat quarterback Jalen Milroe could rise up the draft board with an AFC playoff team viewing him as a "first-round talent".