With the NFL combine in the rearview mirror, let's take another look at the top 10 players at every position for the 2017 NFL draft.
If you're looking to see which of these players made my latest Top 32, check it out here.
Note: Underclassmen are marked with an asterisk.
Quarterbacks
1. Mitch Trubisky, North Carolina*
2. Deshaun Watson, Clemson*
3. DeShone Kizer, Notre Dame*
4. Patrick Mahomes II, Texas Tech*
5. Nathan Peterman, Pittsburgh
6. Joshua Dobbs, Tennessee
7. Davis Webb, Cal
8. Brad Kaaya, Miami (Fla.)*
9. C.J. Beathard, Iowa
10. Chad Kelly, Mississippi
Mahomes is a strange mix between Brett Favre and Johnny Manziel. He has Favre's rocket arm and can really sling it. But like Manziel, Mahomes practically swears off easy 8-yard completions. He needs to be drafted by a team that's going to take the time -- a lot of time -- to develop his poor footwork and harness his rare skill set.
Running backs
1. Leonard Fournette, LSU*
2. Dalvin Cook, Florida State*
3. Alvin Kamara, Tennesse*
4. Christian McCaffrey, Stanford*
5. Joe Mixon, Oklahoma*
6. Kareem Hunt, Toledo
7. D'Onta Foreman, Texas*
8. Wayne Gallman, Clemson*
9. Marlon Mack, South Florida*
10. Jamaal Williams, Brigham Young
McCaffrey had the best combine performance of all these running backs. He showed off better straight-line speed than I was expecting, clocking a 4.48 40, and incredible change-of-direction skills with a 6.57-second three-cone. Round 1 wouldn't be a surprise at all.
Wide receivers
1. Corey Davis, Western Michigan
2. Mike Williams, Clemson*
3. John Ross, Washington*
4. Zay Jones, East Carolina
5. Curtis Samuel, Ohio State*
6. Carlos Henderson, Louisiana Tech*
7. Cooper Kupp, Eastern Washington
8. JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC*
9. Taywan Taylor, Western Kentucky
10. ArDarius Stewart, Alabama*
This is a close race among the top three. We'll wait to see what Williams and Davis run at their pro days before making a final call. All could go in the top 15. Jones continues to make the most of the pre-draft process, putting together a standout combine performance after excelling at the Senior Bowl.
Tight ends
1. O.J. Howard, Alabama
2. David Njoku, Miami (Fla.)*
3. Evan Engram, Mississippi
4. Adam Shaheen, Ashland*
5. Gerald Everett, South Alabama
6. Jake Butt, Michigan
7. Jordan Leggett, Clemson
8. Bucky Hodges, Virginia Tech*
9. Cole Hikutini, Louisville
10. Jeremy Sprinkle, Arkansas
Get ready to hear about Shaheen more often. I watched his tape right before the combine and loved it. He's big, physical and faster than he should be for his size. He ran a 4.79-second 40-yard dash at 278 pounds. That's impressive. He has some serious juice.
Offensive tackles
1. Garett Bolles, Utah*
2. Ryan Ramczyk, Wisconsin*
3. Cam Robinson, Alabama*
4. Roderick Johnson, Florida State*
5. Jermaine Eluemunor, Texas A&M
6. Zach Banner, USC
7. Julien Davenport, Bucknell
8. Conor McDermott, UCLA
9. Aviante Collins, Texas Christian
10. Chad Wheeler, USC
Frankly, there are no elite prospects in this group. When I do my Mock Draft 3.0 next week, there's a chance I won't have a single offensive lineman in the top 20. That has never happened in the real draft since the NFL merger in 1970.
Offensive guards
1. Forrest Lamp, Western Kentucky
2. Antonio Garcia, Troy
3. Taylor Moton, Western Michigan
4. Dorian Johnson, Pittsburgh
5. Dan Feeney, Indiana
6. Dion Dawkins, Temple
7. Nico Siragusa, San Diego State
8. Adam Bisnowaty, Pittsburgh
9. Damien Mama, USC*
10. David Sharpe, Florida*
Lamp is an excellent athlete, but shorter arms might force him to make the switch from tackle to guard in the pros.
Centers
1. Pat Elflein, Ohio State
2. Ethan Pocic, LSU
3. Tyler Orlosky, West Virginia
4. Jon Toth, Kentucky
5. Kyle Fuller, Baylor
6. Chase Roullier, Wyoming
7. Cameron Tom, Southern Miss
8. J J Dielman, Utah
9. Jay Guillermo, Clemson
10. Lucas Crowley, North Carolina
Elflein is the only center in this group to have a grade in the first three rounds right now.
Defensive ends
1. Myles Garrett, Texas A&M*
2. Solomon Thomas, Stanford*
3. Taco Charlton, Michigan
4. Derek Barnett, Tennessee*
5. Jordan Willis, Kansas St
6. DeMarcus Walker, Florida State
7. Dawaune Smoot, Illinois
8. Carl Lawson, Auburn*
9. Tarell Basham, Ohio
10. Trey Hendrickson, Florida Atlantic
Willis had the kind of combine performance that will force teams to take a closer look. He ran a 4.53 40-yard dash at 255 pounds. That type of speed doesn't always show up on tape, though.
Defensive tackles
1. Jonathan Allen, Alabama
2. Malik McDowell, Michigan State*
3. Caleb Brantley, Florida*
4. Dalvin Tomlinson, Alabama
5. Chris Wormley, Michigan
6. Jaleel Johnson, Iowa
7. Carlos Watkins, Clemson
8. Montravius Adams, Auburn
9. Larry Ogunjobi, Charlotte
10. Eddie Vanderdoes, UCLA
Brantley's stats are very flashy and he isn't the best athlete, but when you watch him play he makes such a difference. Turn on that Tennessee tape if you don't believe me.
Inside linebackers
1. Reuben Foster, Alabama
2. Haason Reddick, Temple
3. Zach Cunningham, Vanderbilt*
4. Jarrad Davis, Florida
5. Raekwon McMillan, Ohio State*
6. Kendell Beckwith, LSU
7. Alex Anzalone, Florida*
8. Duke Riley, LSU
9. Anthony Walker Jr., Northwestern*
10. Ben Gedeon, Michigan
Reddick continues his rise up the board, making his debut appearance in my Top 32. He has parlayed a breakout performance at the Senior Bowl and a great showing at the combine (4.52 40 at 237 pounds) into being a possible first-round pick.
Outside linebackers
1. Takkarist McKinley, UCLA
2. Charles Harris, Missouri*
3. Tim Williams, Alabama
4. T.J. Watt, Wisconsin*
5. Ryan Anderson, Alabama
6. Tyus Bowser, Houston
7. Derek Rivers, Youngstown
8. Josh Carraway, TCU
9. Devonte Fields, Louisville
10. Vince Biegel, Wisconsin
A fair share of question marks surround Watt, who endured a few knee injuries in college and doesn't have a ton of experience playing outside linebacker. But for a guy who measured 6-foot-4 and 252 pounds, he sure moved well during tests and drills at the combine (4.69 40, 37-inch vertical, 10-foot-8-inch broad jump).
Cornerbacks
1. Marshon Lattimore, Ohio State*
2. Teez Tabor, Florida*
3. Sidney Jones, Washington*
4. Tre'Davious White, LSU
5. Quincy Wilson, Florida*
6. Jourdan Lewis, Michigan
7. Marlon Humphrey, Alabama*
8. Adoree' Jackson, USC*
9. Gareon Conley, Ohio State*
10. Chidobe Awuzie, Colorado
This cornerback class is absolutely loaded, with the first six names above making my latest Top 32. I might enjoy Lewis' tape the most in this group. He has a knack for staying in the receiver's hip pocket, and he plays with incredible instincts.
Safeties
1. Jamal Adams, LSU*
2. Malik Hooker, Ohio State*
3. Budda Baker, Washington*
4. Marcus Maye, Florida
5. Obi Melifonwu, Connecticut
6. Jabrill Peppers, Michigan*
7. Josh Jones, North Carolina State*
8. Marcus Williams, Utah*
9. Justin Evans, Texas A&M
10. John Johnson, Boston College
Melifonwu officially earned freak status with his performance at the combine. He posted a 44-inch vertical and an 11-foot, 9-inch broad jump, just shy of fellow Connecticut DB Byron Jones' combine record of 12 feet, 3 inches. Melifonwu also ran the 40 in 4.40 seconds, an elite time for any safety, let alone one who weighs 224.