Ranking 2025 NFL draft's top 3 Alabama Crimson Tide players who went undrafted on Day 1 ft. Jalen Milroe

Alabama's NFL draft journey continues with a few more players added to the pros. Thursday saw Tyler Booker and Jihaad Campbell chosen in the draft's first round. As the NFL moves on to rounds two and three on Friday, there's one player who is particularly significant as a focus.

Jalen Milroe is part of a cluttered QB class. While Miami's Cam Ward went first on Thursday, the only other passer drafted so far is Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart. Shedeur Sanders is still on the board, but Tide fans are wondering about Milroe.

Here's a look at the top three Alabama NFL draft prospects still on the board.

Top 3 Alabama draft prospects not chosen in Round 1

Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer presided over a mediocre senior season from QB Jalen Milroe (Photo Credit: IMAGN)

#1. Jalen Milroe, QB

Milroe is one of the hardest players in the draft to analyze. In many ways, he was a better, although more raw, prospect a season ago. At that point, he had thrown for 2,834 yards and 23 touchdowns against six interceptions. But enter coach Kalen DeBoer, whose passing offense was expected to improve Milroe's game.

It didn't. Milroe passed for 16 touchdowns and 11 interceptions in 2024. His running game remained explosive (he scored 33 college TDs on the ground), but questions have been raised regarding his accuracy and pocket skills. Milroe is only 6-foot-1, and his consistency is a major issue.

Many mock drafts have Milroe going in round two, but ESPN calls him the 49th-best prospect still on the board after Day 1, which would likely equate to a third-round selection. Still, he's likely to hear his name called on Friday.

#2. Que Robinson, DE

Robinson is the type of late riser who will intrigue some NFL Draft rooms. This is a player who only started five games in college. Despite only playing in nine games in his senior season due to injury, Robinson had 23 tackles and seven tackles for loss. At 240 pounds, Robinson is a bit light for the position.

He'll be picked by a team that will use him on special teams and give him a chance to develop into a defensive contributor. Robinson is a likely fifth- or sixth-round pick, so he'll probably be waiting until Saturday to be drafted.

#3. Malachi Moore, S

Moore was a Freshman All-American and started 46 games in his Alabama career. In his senior season, Moore finished with 70 tackles and 10 passes broken up.

But while Moore's production is great, his measurables are not. He's just 5-foot-11, weighs under 200 pounds, and ran a 4.57-second 40-yard dash at his pro day. He's a football player, but not necessarily an NFL-level athlete.

tions on Moore have been all over the place, ranging from fourth to seventh round. He's probably not getting picked on Friday, in any case.

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