With the 2025 NFL Draft complete, teams now know what the future of their organizations look like.
Fans can also get excited over who is going to be part of their favorite team for the foreseeable future, hoping that the rookies can contribute to an unforgettable season. For the Las Vegas Raiders, the focus rests primarily with first round running back Ashton Jeanty, drafted sixth overall. With the Raiders in desperate need of an offensive dynamo, both the fans and the organization hope Jeanty is the answer to their prayers.
Right now, they are certainly giving Jeanty the royal treatment, as evidenced by the sales of his jersey when they went up.
Jeanty’s Raiders jersey is already one of the best-sellers on the NFL shop’s website.
The NFL shop recently unveiled its ranking of the top ten best-selling jersey from the draft, with Jeanty’s clocking in as the fourth best-seller.
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The only three prospects who have had more jersey sales are Jacksonville Jaguars two-way player Travis Hunter, Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward and Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Sanders is the only prospect Jeanty was drafted ahead of out of those three, and Ward and Hunter were the top two picks in the draft. Carolina Panthers wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan slots in at five right behind Jeanty.
Jeanty has already earned love and respect from Boise State football fans, and it appears as though Raiders fans are willing to provide their new star with the same.
Jeanty is projected to make an immediate impact for the Raiders, helping to revitalize what was the worst rushing game in the league last season. With only veteran Raheem Mostert as the other addition to the backfield, Jeanty is going to be tasked with a three-down workhorse role from Week One. He also currently projects as the odds-on co-favorite to win Offensive Rookie of the Year, with both him and Ward currently holding +250 odds to win the prestigious award.
The Raiders are banking on Jeanty to hit the ground running in his NFL career, and fans are all in on him being an instant sensation.
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