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Since they were children, every prospect that was recruited this weekend at the NFL has dreamed of that moment, listening to its name by a professional football team.
While fans are ecstatic of obtaining new talents on their teams, some of them are expected to have an immediate impact in 2025. Raw emotion for players, as well as their loved ones, is what makes the NFL draft really a special moment in sports.
The seven rounds of the Draft came to an end on Saturday, and there were tons of emotional rookies who could not contain how they felt after listening to their names called.
Then, take a box or two of the fabrics while we immerse ourselves in the best moments, which are reminders of how much this game means for each player taken in the last three days.
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Miami field marshal, Cam Ward, poses after being chosen by the Tennessee Titans with the first general selection during the first round of the NFL football draft, on Thursday, April 24, 2025, in Green Bay, Wis. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
Cam Ward a no. 1
When leaving high school, Ward did not have a single offer of an FBS school. He had to begin his university trip at the University of the Encarnada Word, working diligently to have the opportunity to play in the state of Washington, and then transfer again to Miami last season.
Then, although it was presumptive that Ward was the first place in general to the Tennessee Titans on Thursday night, the official selection caused Hurricanes product to be emotional during his interview on the Green Bay stage.
“I simply thank God, man,” Ward said, fighting through tears. “The arduous work I went through and only the incredible work ethics I have. I just have faith.”
Shedeur Sanders opens in the historical sliding of the NFL Draft, the joke call and becoming brown
When Molly McGrath of ESPN asked him about the emotion he heard in his voice, Ward replied why that was the case.
“I would simply say that the little boy in me who loved him,” he replied.
Will Campbell ‘I would die’ for the patriots
The fourth general selection in the Draft was the FTKLE offensive star of LSU Will Campbell, who hopefully will be Drake Maye’s blind protector during the time they are teammates for the New England Patriots team.
Campbell took the draft stage with a bright smile and his patriots hat before giving some words about his feelings after hearing his name called. When asked what was behind his smile, he said: “It’s all hard work,” but he cut, because he felt that the emotion occurred to him.
The crowd gave him strong joy while working to control his emotions.
“I worked all my life to be here to get my name for a franchise like New England. It means everything for me,” Campbell continued.
If that first joy was not strong enough, Campbell had everyone, not only the Patriots’ fans, loving their response when asked what he can expect from England from him immediately.
“I’m going to fight and die to protect them with everything I have,” he replied.
The offensive line of the LSU Tigers, Will Campbell, is selected by the New England patriots as the number four selection in the first round of the NFL 2025 draft in Lambeau Field. (Kirby Lee-Imagn images)
Kelvin Banks Jr. Share a special moment with mom
If you knew the story about Kelvin and Monica Banks, you would understand why the former could not stop crying at home, surrounded by friends and family, when she hugged her mother after the New Orleans saints took him ninth in general.
Mónica Banks has fought against health problems since the first year of her son in Texas, and reached the point where she was placed in hospice care. But when the doctors took away the gallbladder, their health began to see a positive trend to normal.
Then, the celebration was more than just Kelvin Banks who was heading to the NFL, and clearly showed that he had to put the Saints hat on his face even after his hug for how much he was crying.
The 22 second hug from Malaki Starks with Commissioner Goodell
The NFL commissioner, Roger Goodell, loves to greet each rookie when they receive their name at night, and sometimes those celebrations become him that takes the ground.
Starks did it when the Baltimore Ravens called him Thursday night, but the hug never stopped. Starks was clearly getting excited, and Goodell was talking through him.
Maxwell Hairson = Good teammate
The Buffalo Bills called Kentucky’s corner with the 30th general selection to join their ranks, finishing a three -hour wait to listen to their name called in Ronda 1.
But what Hairson did before hearing his name called viral on social networks: he congratulated all the prospects taken before him in the green room of the NFL Draft.
When it was finally his time to shine, he could not contain tears when he hugged his father. As Jordan Schultz de Fox Sports said, Hairson is a “special person”, and the city of Buffalo will surely see it.
Mike Green Waterworks
The Marshall product was one of the rarest in terms of emotions on Friday night, since the second day of the draft began. In the second round, the Ravens called their name, and each transmission showed a cheerful family and a crying green in a living room, a scene that we have seen many times in the NFL draft.
The flock shared the words that Ravens Eric Decosta general manager and chief coach John Harbaugh told him at that emotional moment.
The controversy swirled around Green after two separated sexual assault accusations, according to the reports, made equipment removed from their joints. The Ravens explained their election of Green during a press conference, saying that exhaustive investigations had been conducted and that they trusted the person they had written.
The state corridor of Arizona, Cam Skattebo (4), blows a kiss towards fans after Texas won 39-31 in extra time in the Peach Bowl of Chick-Fil-A in Atlanta on January 1, 2025. (IMAGN)
CAM SKATTEBO CANNOT BELIEVE IT
On day 3, there were still some impact players on the draft board. In fact, many will argue that rounds 4-7 are where teams really win the draft as they find value in their selections.
The New York Giants went with the Arizona state corridor, CAM Skattebo with their fourth round team, catching the favorite of fans whose confidence is transmitted with each touch of football.
When the transmissions cut to their family’s house, where they learned the news, Skattebo kept shaking his head up and down, since he could not understand with the giant hat on his head. Again, the dream realized that it is something powerful.
And Skattebo knew how to strive with the giant fans base, while breaking his Jersey Michael Strahan No. 92 for everyone to see.
Benjamin Morrison’s emotional promise
To conclude, perhaps the best call of the Draft Day went to Morrison in the second round, since the Bay Bay Bay bounces brought the notre -me corner to the fold.
Chief coach Todd Bowles played with his father, Daryl, so the connection is already there. But the Bucs did not expect to listen to Morrison so excited when he got on the phone.
“Thank you for believing in me,” Morrison said with tears running down his face.
“Man, I’m not going to disappoint you. I promise you, man,” Morrison told coach Bowles. “Thank you so much.”
If you ever ask how much it means to be written, regardless of sport, just look at Morrison in this phone call, which you will never forget.
