Breaking news: Justin Jefferson writes an open letter to Jamarr Chase and the entire LSU Tigers community that will leave you breathless…
LSU football saw a number of its former players called during the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin the past three days.
Star left tackle Will Campbell headlined the Tigers’ contingency as he was selected in the first round Thursday by the New England Patriots. LSU has now had 53 players taken all time in the first round of the NFL Draft.
LSU football undrafted free agents
Player, position, NFL Team (via NFL.com)
Major Burns, safety, Bears
Zy Alexander, cornerback, Seahawks
Gio Paez, defensive lineman, Bears
Josh Williams, running back, Buccaneers
Paris Shand, defensive lineman, Bills
LSU football NFL Draft picks 2025
Round 1, Pick 4: Will Campbell, left tackle, Patriots
Round 2, Pick 42: Mason Taylor, tight end, Jets
Round 3, Pick 91: Emery Jones Jr., offensive lineman, Ravens
Round 3, Pick 101: Sai’vion Jones, defensive lineman, Broncos
Round 5, Pick 146: Bradyn Swinson, defensive lineman, Patriots
Round 5, Pick 171: Miles Frazier, offensive lineman, Broncos
Round 7, Pick 243: Garrett Dellinger, offensive lineman, Ravens
Breaking news: Justin Jefferson publishes an open letter to Jamarr Chase and the entire LSU Tigers family that will leave you speechless…
In his heartfelt message, Jefferson reflects on their shared journey, the challenges they’ve faced, and the bonds that have made their team like family. He praises Chase’s incredible talent and leadership on and off the field, emphasizing how much their camaraderie has meant throughout their college careers. Jefferson’s words serve as a powerful reminder of the unity, perseverance, and dedication that define the LSU Tigers community. Fans and teammates alike will be inspired by his sincerity and the lasting impact of their friendship.
The six-time Super Bowl winner’s news conferences and media appearances of the New England Patriots were nearly as famous as those Super Bowl wins. Getting Belichick to discuss his football team in more than platitudes was hard enough for reporters, let alone topics outside the realm of his team or football history.