Grok AI Predicts NFL Draft
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NFL mock draft 2025: Grok AI predicts the entire first round
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NFL mock draft 2025 : Grok AI predicts the entire first round.
Four quarterbacks snuck into the top-10 and there were more than a few reaches throughout.
Here's a look at how Grok , X's AI chatbot, would predict the first round of the NFL draft.
The chatbot managed to sneak four quarterbacks into the top-10, including Jaxson Dart .
The 49ers continued the trend of passing on Penn State's Abdul Carter , who plays the same position, but he landed safely in Atlanta .
The Miami Dolphins picked Malaki Starks , who fits in seamlessly in a Dolphins defense that lost Jevon Holland .
Grok predicts a run on quarterbacks and other edge rushers in the NFL draft.
The Pittsburgh Steelers pick Walter Nolen to fill their need at defensive tackle.
The Houston Texans pick Aireontae Ersery to protect C.J. Stroud going forward.
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