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Texas Longhorns Wide Receiver Matthew Golden Declares For 2025 NFL Draft

Matthew Golden

Texas Longhorns Wide Receiver Matthew Golden declared for the 2025 NFL Draft on Monday afternoon. He led the Longhorns in receiving during the regular season with 58 receptions for 987 receiving yards and 9 receiving touchdowns. He had 11 receptions 249 receiving yards and a touchdown during the College Football Playoff. Golden came over to the Longhorns before the season after spending the first two years of his collegiate career with the Houston Cougars. Which team will end up drafting the star wide receiver?

Matthew Golden’s NFL Prospects

Golden is the No. 8 receiver in the 2025 NFL Draft. He is projected to go in the top 50 in April’s upcoming draft. According to Tankathon’s mock draft, Golden will go No. 69 to the New England Patriots. That would be a great move for the Patriots as they lack wide-receiving talent on their roster.

Golden’s draft stock, as with many other lower-round picks, will either improve or hurt his draft stock at pre-draft workouts, NFL Combine, or private workouts with prospective teams. His NFL comparison has been to New York Giants Wide Receiver Darius Slayton.

Final Thoughts

The NFL world will wait with bated breath to see where the star Texas Longhorns receiver ends up. He was a crucial member of one of the best teams in the nation during their run to the College Football Playoff Semifinal. If he can carry that success into the National Football League, he will be one of the league’s best wide receivers next season.