The 2025 NFL draft features one of the deepest tight end pools in recent history, but the wide receiver class lacks stardom. Both position groups took center stage at the Senior Bowl as top prospects from around the country converged on Mobile, Ala. Several potential targets for the Kansas City Chiefs made strong impressions.
Senior Bowl attendees compete in three days of practices and the culminating game. Throughout the week, receivers compete 1-on-1 against cornerbacks, while tight ends compete against linebackers and safeties in receiving and blocking drills. Receivers and tight ends also participate in 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 sessions during practice.
The Senior Bowl routinely serves as a proving ground for elite prospects. Tank Dell, Trey McBride, Ladd McConkey, Puka Nacua, Ricky Pearsall and Jayden Reed attended the game within the past few years. The Chiefs could land their own impactful Senior Bowl alumni this spring.
Below are five prospects who moved up draft boards after their performances in Mobile: