Two key players for the Texas Longhorns in their very impressive 2024 season have opted to leave Austin and head to the NFL. Wide receiver Isaiah Bond and right tackle Cameron Williams both announced they are forgoing their eligibility and entering the

Bond joins several other Longhorns to declare for the draft, including receiver Matthew Golden and running back Jaydon Blue.

Since then, Texas has seen quite a few players leave for the NFL draft. On Tuesday, wide receiver Isaiah Bond and tight end Gunnar Helm announced their decisions to go to the NFL. Texas running back Jaydon Blue also announced his decision to leave for the NFL after the loss.

The Texas Longhorns saw their 2024 season come to an end at the hands of the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Cotton Bowl. Unfortunately, that was the final game that

Wide receiver Isaiah Bond became the latest Texas football player to declare for the NFL Draft after a host of Longhorns joined the available player pool on Monday. Texas now has 12 players eligible for the 2025 NFL Draft in April. Last year, Texas had 11 players selected, which was the most ever in a seven-round draft and the most since 1984.

Jaydon Blue, Kelvin Banks Jr. and Hayden Conner all announced the news to their social media accounts Sunday, foregoing their remaining college eligibility.

Kelvin Banks Jr., Jaydon Blue and Hayden Conner all said via social media Sunday they are foregoing their remaining college eligibility and entering the professional football ranks.

Texas wide receiver Isaiah Bond is entering the NFL draft after one season with the Longhorns. Bond is projected as a top-40 pick by Field Level Media because of his explosive speed and proven big-play ability.