Travis Hunter leads jersey sales among 2025 NFL Draft picks

With the 2025 NFL Draft behind us, we can focus on what’s important. No, no, not how these players fit into the new team, but what kind of new teams they want to lock. That’s right, the official NFL shop has revealed the sale of the top 10 jerseys in the ’25 draft class, and there are some surprises.

Travis Hunter didn’t go 1:1, no, but the new Jacksonville Jaguars two-way player is number one on this list. Come Ward, the new Tennessee Titans quarterback, follows did Overall, we’ll go first. And Chedur Sanders had to wait until the fifth round to call his name in the draft, but that didn’t stop people from rushing to buy his jersey: the previous Colorado QB ranked third here.

Raiders running back Ashton Janti was the sixth selection, but here he was fourth. Similarly, Tetairoa Macmillan went ahead with jersey sales compared to his draft slot (8th). And while there’s nothing close to the leap Sanders made, Jackson Dirt’s jersey was the sixth buy, even as the Giants’ new quarterback came in 25th. It actually left him ahead of his new teammate and edge rusher Abdul Carter.

Wide receiver Matthew Golden was chosen by the Packers at No. 23, but he ended up in the top 10 for jersey sales anyway. Tyler Warren (No. 14) made a much smaller jump with courtesy, chosen by the Colts. And Colston Loveland got weird in that he was ranked where he was drafted.

Some choices have been pushed up given that all of these players selected outside the top 10 appeared in the Jersey sales rankings. There will be OTs for Campbell and Browns’ new DT, Mason Graham, chosen by the Patriots in number 4. Armand Membou (No. 7, Jets) is another slight OT, as already said by the saint’s first pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, Kelvin Banks Jr. And apparently at the expense of the lineman.

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