The Las Vegas Raiders selected Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty with the No. 6 pick in the 2025 NFL draft, and Tom Brady gave it the silent stamp of approval.Jeanty, a human highlight reel with ridiculous contact balance and a tough mentality, was announced as a Raider on IG:“Chuckin’ up the Deuces ✌️ @deuce is a Raider 🏴‍☠️.” View this post on Instagram Instagram PostBrady, who owns a 5% stake in the Raiders franchise liked the announcement post. Have a look:Tom Brady likes Raiders drafting Ashton Jeanty will No. 6 pick [IG/@raiders]The love from TB12 is warranted. Jeanty put up video game numbers in 2024. He boasted 2,601 rushing yards on 397 touches, 30 total touchdowns, and 100-yard rushing performances in every game. He was the Maxwell Award winner and nearly stole the Heisman from Travis Hunter, who was selected No. 2 by the Jacksonville Jaguars.At just 5-foot-8, Jeanty might not have the height scouts desire, but his low center of gravity and relentless motor make him a nightmare to tackle. He’s a classic bell-cow back, probably tailor-made for the AFC West grind.Jeanty’s from Jacksonville, he attended Lone Star High School in Texas and now he’s Raider Nation’s newest hope.Also read: Micah Parsons has 4-word complaint on Ashton Jeanty's draft outfitDane Brugler take on Raiders' newest addition - Ashton JeantyThe Raiders didn’t just fill a need in their roster; they struck gold with Jeanty on April 24, 2025.NFL insider Dane Brugler was huge on Jeanty in his "The Beast" draft guide released last week. He labeled Jeanty a “first-round level talent” with one of the best college seasons ever. Jeanty joined Barry Sanders in the 2,600-yard club and forced 151 missed tackles in 2024, 57 more than anyone else in the FBS.Brugler compared Jeanty’s skill set to LaDainian Tomlinson. He praised Jeanty's contact balance, cut-and-create ability, and explosiveness through the line. Jeanty, Brugler’s No. 3 overall prospect, could be the franchise back Raiders fans have been begging for for years.Also read: $48,000,000 All-Pro RB serves reality check for Ashton Jeanty ahead of 2025 NFL draft