Pencils down! With less than 48 hours until the 2020 NFL draft commences, I'm finally shutting off the game film and hitting submit on my final prospect rankings for this year's class.
Only 255 names will be called over the course of three days, but my board goes 300 deep. I've provided our Scouts Inc. grades in parentheses after each player's name, and the first 50 prospects include abridged scouting reports and video highlights. I also rolled out my full positional breakdown of the rankings at the bottom, which includes more than 500 prospects in total and as many as 81 per position.
Top 300
1-25 | 26-50 | 51-75 | 76-100
101-150 | 151-200 | 201-250 | 251-300
Position rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | C | OT | G
ILB | OLB | DE | DT | CB | S | K | P
1. Chase Young, DE, Ohio State (Grade: 95)
Height: 6-foot-4 | Weight: 264 pounds | Highlights
Young has elite takeoff quickness, speed and closing burst. He is a flexible athlete with the ability to extend his rush while engaged with offensive linemen, his hand quickness is outstanding and he plays with good natural bend. There's room for improvement when it comes to getting off blocks when teams run at him, but he is big and strong enough to set the edge when his technique is sound. Young should develop into one of the premier edge rushers in the NFL.
2. Joe Burrow, QB, LSU (94)
Height: 6-3 | Weight: 221 | Highlights
Burrow is an NFL-ready QB with excellent football intelligence. He has elite pocket presence, feeling the rush and maneuvering without compromising his progression reads. And his accuracy is at the NFL level, as he throws receivers open with anticipation. Burrow also has good size, mobility, athleticism and toughness.
3. Derrick Brown, DT, Auburn (94)
Height: 6-4 | Weight: 326 | Highlights
Brown is a really easy mover for his size. He has quick and active hands but needs to learn to be more efficient with them. Quick and active against the run, he does a very good job of locating the ball. And while sack production has been average, he is disruptive as a pass-rusher. Brown is a versatile defensive lineman who likely fits best as a 3-technique in a one-gap-heavy NFL scheme but is capable of moving up and down the line of scrimmage. He is a plug-and-play NFL starter.
4. Isaiah Simmons, OLB, Clemson (94)
Height: 6-3 | Weight: 238 | Highlights
Simmons has elite natural talent and is one of the most versatile defenders in the draft class. He does it all. Simmons has the frame and athletic ability to hold up one-on-one against most tight ends. He has the range and ball skills to play in deep-half coverage. He shows first-step burst, bend and closing speed in getting to the quarterback off the edge. And he's a sideline-to-sideline run defender who does an above-average job of slipping blocks. The big question is what position he will play in the NFL.
5. Jeff Okudah, CB, Ohio State (94)
Height: 6-1 | Weight: 205 | Highlights
Okudah is a long corner with smooth hips, quick feet and very good playing speed. Though he occasionally lunges and his footwork is a little inconsistent, he's athletic and quick enough to recover in press coverage. Okudah has outstanding physical tools and grades out as an immediate NFL starting cornerback.
6. Jerry Jeudy, WR, Alabama (94)
Height: 6-1 | Weight: 192 | Highlights
Jeudy is a premier wide receiver prospect. He has very good initial burst and top-end speed, and he's a truly exceptional route runner. He is as smooth and polished as any college receiver I've evaluated in 20 years. Jeudy exposes defensive backs with his savvy and hip flexibility at the top of stems, and he has a great feel for locating soft spots in zone coverage and working back to his QB on scramble-drill situations. He shows soft hands and naturally tracks the ball vertically, too.
7. Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Alabama (93)
Height: 6-0 | Weight: 217 | Highlights
Tagovailoa has fast eyes, outstanding field vision from inside the pocket and natural instincts. His release is quick and compact, and his touch and accuracy are elite on all three levels. Tagovailoa displays rare anticipation and timing. Durability is obviously the biggest concern. But Tagovailoa is a special talent -- very similar to a left-handed version of Drew Brees. His suddenness and natural accuracy are unique traits.
8. Jedrick Wills Jr., OT, Alabama (93)
Height: 6-3 | Weight: 312 | Highlights
In pass protection, Wills has adequate quickness in his set and is a natural knee bender. He has a powerful punch and rarely gives up ground against power rushers. His overall balance is adequate to good, and he's a wide-bodied force in the run game. He takes solid angles, has natural leverage, latches on with a strong grip and is a powerful finisher. Wills grades out as a plug-and-play starter at right tackle, though he also has the potential to kick inside to guard.
9. Javon Kinlaw, DT, South Carolina (92)
Height: 6-5 | Weight: 324 | Highlights
Kinlaw is a physically gifted athlete with very good speed for his size. He has a quick first step, he shows good initial power to jar linemen, and he has quick hands to disengage. But he needs to do a better job of transferring speed-to-power effectiveness and develop some better countermoves. Kinlaw possesses a powerful upper body to lock out as a run defender, and he has very good range. He fits best in a one-gap-heavy scheme and projects as a plug-and-play NFL starter with upside.
10. CeeDee Lamb, WR, Oklahoma (92)
Height: 6-1 | Weight: 193 | Highlights
Lamb has above-average top-end speed and is a highly refined route runner. He knows how to get off the press, how to leverage his stems and how to set DBs up in man-to-man coverage -- and he is highly adept at locating soft spots in zone. He also shows very good ball skills, especially on contested catches, and is strong in traffic. But he really excels after the catch. Lamb is highly instinctive with the ball in his hands and breaks a lot of tackles.
11. Henry Ruggs III, WR, Alabama (92)
Height: 5-11 | Weight: 188 | Highlights
Ruggs has average size with exceptional top-end speed. He explodes off the line of scrimmage and threatens defensive backs immediately. He is not afraid to work the middle of the field and shows good crispness getting in and out of breaks. Ruggs also displays outstanding ball skills within his frame, confidently plucking and transitioning up the field. But he does not have a big catch radius and is still developing as a route runner.
See why former Alabama WR Henry Ruggs III was the first ever draft pick by the Las Vegas Raiders.
12. Mekhi Becton, OT, Louisville (92)
Height: 6-7 | Weight: 364 | Highlights
Becton was a three-year starter with 21 starts at left tackle and 12 starts at right tackle. He has a rare combination of size, speed and length, as well as the power to move defenders off the ball in the run game. He has heavy hands and knocks defenders off balance when he lands his punch. Becton has the potential to develop into an elite pass-blocker in the NFL, but his footwork is inconsistent, and he leans at times.
13. CJ Henderson, CB, Florida (91)
Height: 6-0 | Weight: 204 | Highlights
Henderson has above-average height and weight and shows outstanding top-end speed. He is primarily an outside cornerback who is at his best in man-to-man coverage. He shows smooth hips and does a very good job of getting his head around and locating the ball vertically. And his overall ball skills are very strong. He's a bit of a buffet tackler -- he picks and chooses -- but Henderson grades out as a starter early in his NFL career.
14. Justin Jefferson, WR, LSU (91)
Height: 6-1 | Weight: 202 | Highlights
Jefferson is a natural hands catcher with excellent length and above-average body control. There's some concern about his ability to separate on the outside, but he's an instinctive route runner with good quickness and the awareness to locate pockets in zone looks out of the slot. He catches the ball in stride and has above-average burst after the catch.
15. Tristan Wirfs, OT, Iowa (91)
Height: 6-4 | Weight: 320 | Highlights
Wirfs started 33 games at right tackle for Iowa. He is tall and long, and he has rare athletic tools. He has a powerful punch, is athletic enough to mirror when he wins with his hands and has sound footwork, though he oversets and loses inside-outside leverage at times. As a run-blocker, Wirfs fits best in a zone scheme. He moves well laterally and has elite range and mobility as a second-level blocker. However, he needs to improve his angles and play with better balance in the run game.
16. Andrew Thomas, OT, Georgia (91)
Height: 6-5 | Weight: 315 | Highlights
Thomas has the ideal combination of height and weight with long arms and big hands. And he shows good quickness and overall mobility. Thomas has a quick pass-protection set with explosive shock in the hands. As a run-blocker, he does a good job with his first step, gets his hands in place and then brings his hips and feet around. Thomas grades out as a Day 1 starting left tackle in the NFL.
17. Xavier McKinney, S, Alabama (91)
Height: 6-0 | Weight: 201 | Highlights
McKinney's versatility is his best trait. He allows his defense to be so multiple because of his ability to play two-high, single-high, in-the-box or as the overhang (slot). He has great natural instincts in both phases of the game, diagnosing quickly, taking great angles and making plays when around the ball. What stands out on tape is his ability in off coverage. He does a great job of reading the QB's eyes, staying in balance and then exploding forward with elite closing burst. McKinney fills hard in the run game and is a big hitter for his size.
18. D'Andre Swift, RB, Georgia (91)
Height: 5-8 | Weight: 212 | Highlights
Swift has solid vision and the ability to explode through the hole. He really excels as an outside zone runner -- he can stick his foot in the dirt and explode upfield. In the pass game, he is a solid route runner and shows soft hands.
19. K'Lavon Chaisson, DE, LSU (90)
Height: 6-3 | Weight: 254 | Highlights
Chaisson shows outstanding first-step quickness off the edge, good top-end speed and the ability to bend around the edge. There is also shock in his hands as a pass-rusher, though he still has a lot of work to do with his hand-to-hand combat. Chaisson is much more powerful than he looks, and he sets a hard edge for his size while displaying upper-body strength to control blockers.
20. Jordan Love, QB, Utah State (90)
Height: 6-4 | Weight: 224 | Highlights
Love still has work to do processing in the pocket and protecting the football. But he has great size, a live arm and the ability to extend plays with his legs. And he has some twitch to him and the ability to make second-reaction throws. When his feet are right and he's in balance, Love can be very accurate.
21. Patrick Queen, ILB, LSU (90)
Height: 6-0 | Weight: 229 | Highlights
Queen is an undersized, off-the-ball linebacker with excellent quickness, burst and lower-body explosion. He has great range in coverage, quick feet, fluid hips and quick redirection skills. And he shows very good recognition skills. In the run game, Queen diagnoses quickly and decisively and fires through gaps. He shows outstanding closing burst to the ball carrier and is a lot more powerful as a tackler than his size indicates. Queen is the definition of an every-down linebacker in today's league.
22. Ezra Cleveland, OT, Boise State (90)
Height: 6-6 | Weight: 311 | Highlights
Cleveland was a three-year starter at left tackle. He has shorter arms for a tackle, but he gets set quickly and doesn't lunge or chase with his hands. He has the body control and foot speed to mirror. He's also an effective positional blocker with the skill set to excel in a zone-heavy scheme -- he's smooth climbing and covers up linebackers at the second level.
23. Brandon Aiyuk, WR, Arizona State (90)
Height: 6-0 | Weight: 205 | Highlights
Aiyuk tracks the ball well and is fast enough to threaten vertically. He makes defenders miss and breaks tackles after the catch, and he's an above-average route runner with good burst. He flashes the ability to pluck the ball out of the air and has an outstanding catch radius for his frame.
24. Justin Herbert, QB, Oregon (89)
Height: 6-6 | Weight: 236 | Highlights
Herbert has rare size, a rocket launcher for an arm and good speed in the open field. He has a smooth and quick stroke for a long-levered quarterback with elite natural arm strength, but he has struggled with consistency in both his ball placement on deep passes and touch on underneath throws. Herbert is tough inside the pocket yet lacks ideal short-area quickness and has struggled under pressure throughout his career.
25. Ross Blacklock, DT, TCU (89)
Height: 6-3 | Weight: 290 | Highlights
Blacklock has the size and strength to stack and shed blockers one-on-one. He does an above-average job of splitting double-teams and has the potential to develop into a productive interior pass-rusher in the NFL. Blacklock has great quickness, lower-body flexibility and closing burst, though there's room to improve when it comes to countermoves.
26. Kenneth Murray, ILB, Oklahoma (89)
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 241 | Highlights
Murray is a rangy inside linebacker with excellent closing speed. He has the burst to disrupt plays in the backfield, though there's room for improvement when it comes to getting off blocks. He has above-average stopping power but lacks ideal man-to-man cover skills. He's also quite effective spying quarterbacks.
27. J.K. Dobbins, RB, Ohio State (89)
Height: 5-9 | Weight: 209 | Highlights
Dobbins shows great burst and fluid hips, and he can make defenders miss in the short area. He has very good acceleration to turn the corner as an outside runner and shows above-average elusiveness in space. His hands are adequate, and there's room for growth in pass protection, but Dobbins grades out as a high-level starting running back.
28. Clyde Edwards-Helaire, RB, LSU (88)
Height: 5-7 | Weight: 207 | Highlights
Edwards-Helaire is built low to the ground with a thick lower body. He lacks ideal top-end speed but has excellent contact balance and is a great finisher. He starts and stops on a dime, possesses very good lateral agility, makes defenders miss in small spaces and covers the ball up in traffic. Edwards-Helaire is an instinctive runner with good patience. And in the passing game, he is a very good route runner and reliable pass-catcher. He's a three-down starter in the NFL.
29. Antoine Winfield Jr., S, Minnesota (88)
Height: 5-9 | Weight: 203 | Highlights
Winfield is a short safety with short arms, but he's quick, agile and fast for the position. And his instincts and recognition skills are elite. As was true with his father, who played 14 years in the NFL, those exceptional instincts and his toughness make up for size limitations. A true ball hawk, Winfield locates the ball in the air and shows strong hands to pluck. He's tough and aggressive versus the run, and he has good natural striking ability as a feisty wrap-up tackler.
Relive some of the key highlights that make former Minnesota safety Antoine Winfield Jr. a top prospect in this year's NFL draft.
30. Tee Higgins, WR, Clemson (88)
Height: 6-3 | Weight: 216 | Highlights
Higgins is a big target with good body control and an outstanding catching radius. He's an above-average vertical route runner with good but not great top-end speed. Higgins doesn't show great burst getting out of breaks and is more of a threat downfield than he is after the catch.
31. Isaiah Wilson, OT, Georgia (87)
Height: 6-7 | Weight: 350 | Highlights
Wilson is a massive right tackle with long arms and big hands. He is a natural knee bender with surprising flexibility and mobility. He is strong at the point of attack and won't give up much ground if balanced, but he needs to improve his footwork and hand placement as both a run-blocker and pass-blocker. Wilson is loaded with potential and is an intelligent player, but he needs a lot of refining.
32. A.J. Epenesa, DE, Iowa (87)
Height: 6-5 | Weight: 275 | Highlights
Epenesa is a big defensive end with average initial quickness and top-end speed. He's an active hand fighter who looks to force fumbles when he gets to the QB and gets his hands up in passing lanes. He has below-average lower-body flexibility and closing speed, but he's a high-effort player who chases hard in pursuit and plays with good technique. Against the run, Epenesa has the size, length and upper-body strength to set the edge.
33. Yetur Gross-Matos, DE, Penn State (87)
Height: 6-5 | Weight: 266 | Highlights
Gross-Matos is an effective hands fighter with above-average length. He has strong lateral mobility and does a good job of falling back inside once he's even with the quarterback. Against the run, he has the length, size and strength to set the edge against the run. He locates and tracks the ball well and chases with good effort.
34. Jonathan Taylor, RB, Wisconsin (87)
Height: 5-10 | Weight: 226 | Highlights
His vision is outstanding, and he shows excellent burst to and through the hole. He's a sudden runner with the ability to make sharp cuts on the move, and he can string together multiple moves in tight spaces. Taylor also has breakaway speed in the open field. He runs with good forward lean and lowers his pads on contact. His biggest weaknesses are pass protection and ball security.
35. Grant Delpit, S, LSU (87)
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 213 | Highlights
Delpit has the instincts and enough range to play center field. He picked off seven passes over the past two seasons and shows excellent focus when the ball is in the air. He's an active and aggressive run defender with very good size and flashes above-average stopping power, but he misses too many tackles and needs to become a more consistent finisher.
36. Zack Baun, OLB, Wisconsin (86)
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 238 | Highlights
Baun has an excellent motor as a pass-rusher, showing top-end closing burst when getting after the QB. A natural finisher with good sack production, Baun has shock in his hands and should continue to improve hand-to-hand combat skills. However, he lacks ideal flexibility and can be slow to redirect. Baun possesses solid instincts in zone coverage and quick feet in his drops, but he will have some man-to-man coverage limitations in the NFL.
37. Cesar Ruiz, C, Michigan (86)
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 307 | Highlights
Ruiz started five games at guard as a freshman and then 26 consecutive games at center over the past two seasons. He has good height and bulk, and he has longer arms for an interior offensive lineman. Ruiz has very good balance and doesn't fall off many blocks.
38. Josh Jones, OT, Houston (86)
Height: 6-5 | Weight: 319 | Highlights
Jones was a four-year starter at left tackle but lacks ideal length, so some teams might project him at guard. He's an above-average pass-blocker with good body control and athletic ability. He locks on and stays in front when he gets his hands inside. He flashes the ability to move defenders off the ball, he's an effective zone blocker and he excels at climbing to the second level in the run game. But his footwork and overall technique are inconsistent.
39. Trevon Diggs, CB, Alabama (86)
Height: 6-1 | Weight: 205 | Highlights
Diggs is a versatile athlete with great size and length, and he possesses solid straight-line speed. The majority of his experience is at left cornerback, but he also has played the "overhang" and free safety, in addition to his return experience. Diggs has some tightness in his hips and will give up separation against quicker receivers out of their breaks, but if used properly -- he is at his best in press-man and Cover 3 -- he is highly effective in coverage. A former wide receiver with natural ball skills, Diggs is very effective when contesting bigger wideouts for the ball.
40. Justin Madubuike, DT, Texas A&M (86)
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 293 | Highlights
Madubuike is an undersized 3-technique prospect with the quickness to disrupt plays in the backfield and the strength to hold his ground one-on-one. He has great upside as an interior pass-rusher, with outstanding athletic ability and good closing speed. There's room for improvement when it comes to his hand-to-hand combat skills, but he has good length and excellent upper-body strength.
41. Jordan Elliott, DT, Missouri (86)
Height: 6-4 | Weight: 302 | Highlights
Elliott shoots his hands inside, locates the ball and flashes the ability to get off blocks in time to make the play. He has the first-step quickness and agility to make plays in the backfield, too. But he's inconsistent taking on double-teams, even though he flashes above-average power in rushing the passer.
42. Michael Pittman Jr., WR, USC (86)
Height: 6-4 | Weight: 223 | Highlights
Pittman is a sure-handed receiver with good body control. He flashes deceptive burst after the catch and picks up yards after initial contact. He doesn't have an elite second gear but is fast enough to threaten vertically and does a good job of adjusting to back-shoulder throws.
43. Jeff Gladney, CB, TCU (85)
Height: 5-10 | Weight: 191 | Highlights
Gladney has above-average short-area man-to-man cover skills. He lacks ideal size, and bigger receivers give him problems, but he's tough with good length. He does a good job of reading the quarterback and playing the ball -- not the man -- in zone. Gladney has good timing breaking up passes, but he's not a natural playmaker.
44. Jaylon Johnson, CB, Utah (85)
Height: 5-11 | Weight: 193 | Highlights
Johnson is an effective press corner with good balance and speed. He does a good job of breaking on underneath routes in off-coverage, reads the quarterback well and plays the ball in zone. He also flashes the ability to pluck the ball out of the air. But his footwork is inconsistent, and Johnson allows separation transitioning out of breaks at times.
45. Cole Kmet, TE, Notre Dame (85)
Height: 6-5 | Weight: 262 | Highlights
Kmet is adept at locating soft spots in zone coverage but struggles at the top of his route to generate separation versus man-to-man coverage. He does a good job on contested catches and has solid speed for his size, flashing the ability to make some plays vertically down the seam. But he will never be an elite deep threat at the tight end position and does not offer much after the catch. Kmet is not an overpowering blocker but does a solid job with his angles and can use his big frame to wall off defenders in the run game.
46. Denzel Mims, WR, Baylor (85)
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 207 | Highlights
Mims has an excellent combination of size, speed and length. He has the second gear to take the top off the coverage, and he does a nice job of stacking defenders on vertical routes. His frame and body control also make him a threat in the red zone. But there's room for improvement when it comes to getting off press coverage.
Former Baylor WR Denzel Mims' highlights show a terrific athlete who is a dangerous deep threat.
47. Logan Wilson, ILB, Wyoming (84)
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 241 | Highlights
Wilson has active hands and shows the ability to quickly shed blocks. He flashes good stopping power, but bad angles occasionally lead to missed tackles. A former defensive back, Wilson has above-average cover skills and is fast enough to carry tight ends down the seam. He reads the quarterback and shows good awareness in zone.
48. Austin Jackson, OT, USC (84)
Height: 6-4 | Weight: 322 | Highlights
Jackson flashes the ability to move defenders in the run game and has the potential to develop into an above-average pass-blocker. He's quick and long enough to handle speed off the edge, and he does a very good job of resetting his hands and recovering. But Jackson oversets and gets beaten to the inside at times.
49. Neville Gallimore, DT, Oklahoma (84)
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 304 | Highlights
Stout at the point of attack, Gallimore flashes the ability to drive interior offensive linemen back. He tracks the ball and can get off blocks in time to make the play. And while he is an above-average hand fighter and closes well in a straight line rushing the passer, he stalls out at times as a bull rusher.
50. Jeremy Chinn, S, Southern Illinois (83)
Height: 6-3 | Weight: 221 | Highlights
Chinn has the size, length and speed to check tight ends in coverage as well as the range to play center field. He's a playmaker who tracks the ball well -- and has the frame and leaping ability to win 50-50 balls. He's versatile enough to play deep, line up over the slot and line up at linebacker depth. Chinn is also an above-average tackler who flashes the ability to get off blocks.
51-75
51. A.J. Terrell, CB, Clemson (83)
52. Marlon Davidson, DE, Auburn (82)
53. Jalen Reagor, WR, TCU (82)
54. Jake Fromm, QB, Georgia (82)
55. Cam Akers, RB, Florida State (81)
56. Jacob Eason, QB, Washington (81)
57. Zack Moss, RB, Utah (80)
58. Damon Arnette, CB, Ohio State (80)
59. Robert Hunt, G, Louisiana (79)
60. Noah Igbinoghene, CB, Auburn (79)
61. Laviska Shenault Jr., WR, Colorado (79)
62. Chase Claypool, WR, Notre Dame (78)
63. Adam Trautman, TE, Dayton (77)
64. Julian Okwara, DE, Notre Dame (77)
65. Kyle Dugger, S, Lenoir-Rhyne (76)
66. Lloyd Cushenberry III, C, LSU (75)
67. Terrell Lewis, OLB, Alabama (75)
68. Amik Robertson, CB, Louisiana Tech (75)
69. Devin Asiasi, TE, UCLA (75)
70. Darrell Taylor, DE, Tennessee (75)
71. Ashtyn Davis, S, Cal (75)
72. La'Mical Perine, RB, Florida (75)
73. Trey Adams, OT, Washington (75)
74. KJ Hamler, WR, Penn State (75)
75. Terrell Burgess, S, Utah (74)
76-100
76. Jabari Zuniga, DE, Florida (74)
77. Harrison Bryant, TE, FAU (74)
78. Troy Dye, OLB, Oregon (74)
79. Damien Lewis, G, LSU (74)
80. Kristian Fulton, CB, LSU (74)
81. Devin Duvernay, WR, Texas (74)
82. Lucas Niang, OT, TCU (74)
83. Antonio Gandy-Golden, WR, Liberty (73)
84. Saahdiq Charles, OT, LSU (72)
85. Akeem Davis-Gaither, OLB, Appalachian State (71)
86. Hunter Bryant, TE, Washington (71)
87. Bryce Hall, CB, Virginia (71)
88. Curtis Weaver, DE, Boise State (71)
89. Tyler Biadasz, C, Wisconsin (71)
90. AJ Dillon, RB, Boston College (71)
91. Prince Tega Wanogho, OT, Auburn (71)
92. Jordyn Brooks, OLB, Texas Tech (70)
93. Matt Hennessy, C, Temple (70)
94. Jalen Hurts, QB, Oklahoma (70)
95. Josh Uche, DE, Michigan (70)
96. Cameron Dantzler, CB, Mississippi State (70)
97. Albert Okwuegbunam, TE, Missouri (70)
98. K.J. Hill, WR, Ohio State (70)
99. Ke'Shawn Vaughn, RB, Vanderbilt (70)
100. Bryan Edwards, WR, South Carolina (69)
101-150
101. Anfernee Jennings, OLB, Alabama (69)
102. James Lynch, DE, Baylor (69)
103. Troy Pride Jr., CB, Notre Dame (69)
104. Jason Strowbridge, DT, North Carolina (69)
105. Raekwon Davis, DT, Alabama (68)
106. Bradlee Anae, DE, Utah (68)
107. Collin Johnson, WR, Texas (68)
108. Lavert Hill, CB, Michigan (68)
109. Jonah Jackson, G, Ohio State (68)
110. Colton McKivitz, OT, West Virginia (68)
111. Brandon Jones, S, Texas (68)
112. Keith Ismael, C, San Diego State (67)
113. Van Jefferson, WR, Florida (67)
114. D.J. Wonnum, DE, South Carolina (67)
115. Kenny Willekes, DE, Michigan State (67)
116. Geno Stone, S, Iowa (67)
117. Colby Parkinson, TE, Stanford (66)
118. Joe Reed, WR, Virginia (66)
119. Antonio Gibson, RB, Memphis (65)
120. Ben Bartch, G, Saint John's (Minn.) (65)
121. Jacob Phillips, ILB, LSU (65)
122. Jonathan Greenard, DE, Florida (65)
123. Darnay Holmes, CB, UCLA (65)
124. Kalija Lipscomb, WR, Vanderbilt (65)
125. Charlie Heck, OT, North Carolina (64)
126. Donovan Peoples-Jones, WR, Michigan (64)
127. Nick Coe, DE, Auburn (64)
128. Netane Muti, G, Fresno State (63)
129. Javaris Davis, CB, Auburn (63)
130. Matt Peart, OT, UConn (62)
131. Markus Bailey, ILB, Purdue (62)
132. Austin Mack, WR, Ohio State (62)
133. Jack Driscoll, G, Auburn (61)
134. Tanner Muse, S, Clemson (61)
135. Rashard Lawrence, DT, LSU (61)
136. Quez Watkins, WR, Southern Mississippi (61)
137. Darrynton Evans, RB, Appalachian State (60)
138. Davon Hamilton, DT, Ohio State (60)
139. Malik Harrison, OLB, Ohio State (60)
140. Kindle Vildor, CB, Georgia Southern (60)
141. Alton Robinson, DE, Syracuse (60)
142. Alohi Gilman, S, Notre Dame (60)
143. Logan Stenberg, G, Kentucky (60)
144. Lynn Bowden Jr., WR, Kentucky (60)
145. Jared Pinkney, TE, Vanderbilt (60)
146. Nick Harris, C, Washington (59)
147. Josiah Scott, CB, Michigan State (59)
148. Khalid Kareem, DE, Notre Dame (59)
149. Quartney Davis, WR, Texas A&M (59)
150. Terence Steele, OT, Texas Tech (58)
Take a look at former Florida WR Van Jefferson's skills as he catches and dashes his way through goal lines and into the NFL Draft.
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151. Leki Fotu, DT, Utah (58)
152. Khaleke Hudson, OLB, Michigan (58)
153. Binjimen Victor, WR, Ohio State (58)
154. DeeJay Dallas, RB, Miami (Fla.) (57)
155. Anthony Gordon, QB, Washington State (57)
156. Gabriel Davis, WR, UCF (57)
157. Kamal Martin, OLB, Minnesota (57)
158. Ben Bredeson, G, Michigan (57)
159. Nate Stanley, QB, Iowa (56)
160. Brycen Hopkins, TE, Purdue (56)
161. Solomon Kindley, G, Georgia (56)
162. Essang Bassey, CB, Wake Forest (56)
163. Willie Gay Jr., ILB, Mississippi State (55)
164. James Proche, WR, SMU (55)
165. Davion Taylor, OLB, Colorado (55)
166. Joshua Kelley, RB, UCLA (55)
167. A.J. Green, CB, Oklahoma State (55)
168. Qaadir Sheppard, DE, Mississippi (55)
169. Thaddeus Moss, TE, LSU (55)
170. Braden Mann, P, Texas A&M (55)
171. James Morgan, QB, FIU (54)
172. Alex Taylor, OT, South Carolina State (54)
173. Tyler Johnson, WR, Minnesota (54)
174. Justin Strnad, OLB, Wake Forest (54)
175. Harrison Hand, CB, Temple (54)
176. Robert Windsor, DT, Penn State (54)
177. Jonathan Garvin, DE, Miami (Fla.) (54)
178. Isaiah Coulter, WR, Rhode Island (53)
179. Raequan Williams, DT, Michigan State (53)
180. Eno Benjamin, RB, Arizona State (53)
181. Larrell Murchison, DT, NC State (52)
182. Anthony McFarland Jr., RB, Maryland (52)
183. Juwan Johnson, WR, Oregon (52)
184. James Robinson, RB, Illinois State (51)
185. Charlie Taumoepeau, TE, Portland State (51)
186. Tipa Galeai, DE, Utah State (51)
187. Isaiah Hodgins, WR, Oregon State (51)
188. John Simpson, G, Clemson (50)
189. Shaun Bradley, ILB, Temple (50)
190. Carter Coughlin, OLB, Minnesota (50)
191. Darrion Daniels, DT, Nebraska (50)
192. Stephen Sullivan, TE, LSU (50)
193. Julian Blackmon, S, Utah (50)
194. Salvon Ahmed, RB, Washington (50)
195. Dane Jackson, CB, Pittsburgh (50)
196. Tremayne Anchrum, G, Clemson (49)
197. Dalton Keene, TE, Virginia Tech (49)
198. Levante Bellamy, RB, Western Michigan (49)
199. Michael Ojemudia, CB, Iowa (48)
200. Dezmon Patmon, WR, Washington State (48)
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201-250
201. Jon Runyan, OT, Michigan (48)
202. Joseph Charlton, P, South Carolina (48)
203. Patrick Taylor Jr., RB, Memphis (48)
204. Jake Luton, QB, Oregon State (47)
205. Kevin Dotson, G, Louisiana (47)
206. Carlos Davis, DT, Nebraska (47)
207. Hakeem Adeniji, OT, Kansas (47)
208. Antoine Brooks Jr., S, Maryland (47)
209. Marquez Callaway, WR, Tennessee (47)
210. Jordan Mack, ILB, Virginia (46)
211. Chapelle Russell, OLB, Temple (46)
212. Lamar Jackson, CB, Nebraska (46)
213. Cole McDonald, QB, Hawaii (45)
214. John Reid, CB, Penn State (45)
215. John Penisini, DT, Utah (45)
216. Javon Leake, RB, Maryland (45)
217. Mitchell Wilcox, TE, South Florida (45)
218. Shaquille Quarterman, ILB, Miami (Fla.) (44)
219. Benito Jones, DT, Mississippi (44)
220. Malcolm Roach, DE, Texas (44)
221. J.J. Taylor, RB, Arizona (44)
222. Sean McKeon, TE, Michigan (44)
223. Kenny Robinson, S, West Virginia/XFL (42)
224. Trishton Jackson, WR, Syracuse (42)
225. Josiah Coatney, DT, Mississippi (42)
226. Tyler Higby, G, Michigan State (42)
227. Stanford Samuels III, CB, Florida State (42)
228. Steven Montez, QB, Colorado (41)
229. James Smith-Williams, DE, NC State (41)
230. Mykal Walker, ILB, Fresno State (41)
231. John Hightower, WR, Boise State (41)
232. Reggie Corbin, RB, Illinois (41)
233. Josh Metellus, S, Michigan (41)
234. Calvin Throckmorton, OT, Oregon (41)
235. Tyre Phillips, OT, Mississippi State (40)
236. Chauncey Rivers, DT, Mississippi State (40)
237. Cheyenne O'Grady, TE, Arkansas (40)
238. Darryl Williams, C, Mississippi State (40)
239. Brian Cole II, S, Mississippi State (40)
240. Shane Lemieux, G, Oregon (40)
241. Tony Jones Jr., RB, Notre Dame (40)
242. Aaron Fuller, WR, Washington (40)
243. Trajan Bandy, CB, Miami (Fla.) (40)
244. Danny Pinter, OT, Ball State (39)
245. L'Jarius Sneed, S, Louisiana Tech (39)
246. Khalil Davis, DT, Nebraska (39)
247. Evan Weaver, ILB, Cal (39)
248. Quintez Cephus, WR, Wisconsin (39)
249. Gage Cervenka, G, Clemson (39)
250. LaDarius Hamilton, DE, North Texas (39)
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251-300
251. Julian Good-Jones, G, Iowa State (38)
252. K'Von Wallace, S, Clemson (38)
253. Cameron Clark, OT, Charlotte (38)
254. Raymond Calais, RB, Louisiana-Lafayette (38)
255. David Woodward, ILB, Utah State (38)
256. Tyrie Cleveland, WR, Florida (38)
257. Ray Lima, DT, Iowa State (38)
258. Shyheim Carter, S, Alabama (37)
259. Dominick Wood-Anderson, TE, Tennessee (37)
260. Cameron Brown, OLB, Penn State (37)
261. Kendrick Rogers, WR, Texas A&M (37)
262. Debione Renfro, CB, Texas A&M (37)
263. Joe Bachie, ILB, Michigan State (37)
264. Steven Gonzalez, G, Penn State (37)
265. Alex Highsmith, DE, Charlotte (36)
266. Brian Lewerke, QB, Michigan State (36)
267. Tyler Huntley, QB, Utah (36)
268. Jordan Fuller, S, Ohio State (36)
269. Michael Warren II, RB, Cincinnati (36)
270. Cody White, WR, Michigan State (36)
271. JaMycal Hasty, RB, Baylor (35)
272. Myles Bryant, CB, Washington (35)
273. Jalen Elliott, S, Notre Dame (35)
274. Michael Pinckney, ILB, Miami (Fla.) (35)
275. Tyler Bass, K, Georgia Southern (35)
276. Blake Ferguson, LS, LSU (35)
277. Zach Shackelford, C, Texas (35)
278. Jauan Jennings, WR, Tennessee (34)
279. Chris Miller, S, Baylor (34)
280. Dante Olson, ILB, Montana (34)
281. Brian Herrien, RB, Georgia (34)
282. Grayland Arnold, CB, Baylor (33)
283. Casey Toohill, DE, Stanford (33)
284. Nigel Warrior, S, Tennessee (33)
285. Scottie Phillips, RB, Mississippi (33)
286. Darrell Stewart Jr., WR, Michigan State (33)
287. Javelin Guidry, CB, Utah (32)
288. Justin Herron, OT, Wake Forest (32)
289. Rico Dowdle, RB, South Carolina (32)
290. Rodrigo Blankenship, K, Georgia (32)
291. Jared Mayden, S, Alabama (32)
292. Mike Danna, DE, Michigan (32)
293. K.J. Osborn, WR, Miami (Fla.) (32)
294. Trystan Colon-Castillo, C, Missouri (32)
295. Michael Turk, P, Arizona State (31)
296. Francis Bernard, ILB, Utah (31)
297. Jacob Breeland, TE, Oregon (31)
298. JJ Molson, K, UCLA (31)
299. Shea Patterson, QB, Michigan (31)
300. Parker Braun, G, Texas (31)
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POSITION RANKINGS
Note: Player grades from Scouts Inc. are in parentheses.
Quarterbacks
1. Joe Burrow, LSU (94)
2. Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama (93)
3. Jordan Love, Utah State (90)
4. Justin Herbert, Oregon (89)
5. Jake Fromm, Georgia (82)
6. Jacob Eason, Washington (81)
7. Jalen Hurts, Oklahoma (70)
8. Anthony Gordon, Washington State (57)
9. Nate Stanley, Iowa (56)
10. James Morgan, FIU (54)
11. Jake Luton, Oregon State (47)
12. Cole McDonald, Hawaii (45)
13. Steven Montez, Colorado (41)
14. Brian Lewerke, Michigan State (36)
15. Tyler Huntley, Utah (36)
16. Shea Patterson, Michigan (31)
17. Kelly Bryant, Missouri (30)
18. Bryce Perkins, Virginia (30)
19. Jalen Morton, Prairie View (30)
20. Josh Love, San Jose State (30)
21. Kevin Davidson, Princeton (30)
22. Malcolm Perry, Navy (30)
23. Riley Neal, Vanderbilt (30)
24. Khalil Tate, Arizona (30)
25. Tommy Stevens, Mississippi State (30)
26. Jacob Knipp, Northern Colorado (30)
27. Blake Barnett, South Florida (30)
28. Case Cookus, Northern Arizona (30)
29. Reid Sinnett, San Diego (30)
30. Tom Flacco, Towson (30)
31. J'Mar Smith, Louisiana Tech (30)
32. Mason Fine, North Texas (30)
33. Justin McMillan, Tulane (30)
34. Nathan Rourke, Ohio (30)
Running backs
1. D'Andre Swift, Georgia (91)
2. J.K. Dobbins, Ohio State (89)
3. Clyde Edwards-Helaire, LSU (88)
4. Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin (87)
5. Cam Akers, Florida State (81)
6. Zack Moss, Utah (80)
7. La'Mical Perine, Florida (75)
8. AJ Dillon, Boston College (71)
9. Ke'Shawn Vaughn, Vanderbilt (70)
10. Antonio Gibson, Memphis (65)
11. Darrynton Evans, Appalachian State (60)
12. DeeJay Dallas, Miami (Fla.) (57)
13. Joshua Kelley, UCLA (55)
14. Eno Benjamin, Arizona State (53)
15. Anthony McFarland Jr., Maryland (52)
16. James Robinson, Illinois State (51)
17. Salvon Ahmed, Washington (50)
18. LeVante Bellamy, Western Michigan (49)
19. Patrick Taylor Jr., Memphis (48)
20. Javon Leake, Maryland (45)
21. J.J. Taylor, Arizona (44)
22. Reggie Corbin, Illinois (41)
23. Tony Jones Jr., Notre Dame (40)
24. Raymond Calais, Louisiana-Lafayette (38)
25. Michael Warren II, Cincinnati (36)
26. JaMycal Hasty, Baylor (35)
27. Brian Herrien, Georgia (34)
28. Scottie Phillips, Mississippi (33)
29. Rico Dowdle, South Carolina (32)
30. Darius Anderson, TCU (31)
31. Benny LeMay, Charlotte (30)
32. Jason Huntley, New Mexico State (30)
33. Sewo Olonilua, TCU (30)
34. Artavis Pierce, Oregon State (30)
35. A.J. Hines, Duquesne (30)
36. Kennedy McKoy, West Virginia (30)
37. Pete Guerriero, Monmouth (30)
38. Seth Rowland, Memphis (30)
39. To'mas Newman, Virginia-Lynchburg (30)
40. Gerold Bright, Utah State (30)
41. Tra Minter, South Alabama (30)
42. Rodney Smith, Minnesota (30)
43. Dre Brown, Illinois (30)
44. Tavien Feaster, South Carolina (30)
45. Jonathan Ward, Central Michigan (30)
46. Adrian Killins Jr., UCF (30)
47. Xavier Jones, SMU (30)
48. Devwah Whaley, Arkansas (30)
49. Cade Carney, Wake Forest (30)
50. Tru Wilson, Michigan (30)
Wide receivers
1. Jerry Jeudy, Alabama (94)
2. CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma (92)
3. Henry Ruggs III, Alabama (92)
4. Justin Jefferson, LSU (91)
5. Brandon Aiyuk, Arizona State (90)
6. Tee Higgins, Clemson (88)
7. Michael Pittman Jr., USC (86)
8. Denzel Mims, Baylor (85)
9. Jalen Reagor, TCU (82)
10. Laviska Shenault Jr., Colorado (79)
11. Chase Claypool, Notre Dame (78)
12. KJ Hamler, Penn State (75)
13. Devin Duvernay, Texas (74)
14. Antonio Gandy-Golden, Liberty (73)
15. K.J. Hill, Ohio State (70)
16. Bryan Edwards, South Carolina (69)
17. Collin Johnson, Texas (68)
18. Van Jefferson, Florida (67)
19. Joe Reed, Virginia (66)
20. Kalija Lipscomb, Vanderbilt (65)
21. Donovan Peoples-Jones, Michigan (64)
22. Austin Mack, Ohio State (62)
23. Quez Watkins, Southern Mississippi (61)
24. Lynn Bowden Jr., Kentucky (60)
25. Quartney Davis, Texas A&M (59)
26. Binjimen Victor, Ohio State (58)
27. Gabriel Davis, UCF (57)
28. James Proche, SMU (55)
29. Tyler Johnson, Minnesota (54)
30. Isaiah Coulter, Rhode Island (53)
31. Juwan Johnson, Oregon (52)
32. Isaiah Hodgins, Oregon State (51)
33. Dezmon Patmon, Washington State (48)
34. Marquez Callaway, Tennessee (47)
35. Trishton Jackson, Syracuse (42)
36. John Hightower, Boise State (41)
37. Aaron Fuller, Washington (40)
38. Quintez Cephus, Wisconsin (39)
39. Tyrie Cleveland, Florida (38)
40. Kendrick Rogers, Texas A&M (37)
41. Cody White, Michigan State (36)
42. Jauan Jennings, Tennessee (34)
43. Darrell Stewart Jr., Michigan State (33)
44. K.J. Osborn, Miami (Fla.) (32)
45. Jeff Thomas, Miami (Fla.) (31)
46. Darnell Mooney, Tulane (30)
47. Omar Bayless, Arkansas State (30)
48. Lawrence Cager, Georgia (30)
49. Chris Finke, Notre Dame (30)
50. Isaiah Wright, Temple (30)
51. Freddie Swain, Florida (30)
52. Stephen Guidry, Mississippi State (30)
53. Tony Brown, Colorado (30)
54. Aaron Parker, Rhode Island (30)
55. Josh Hammond, Florida (30)
56. Matt Cole, McKendree (30)
57. Cedric Byrd II, Hawaii (30)
58. Johnathon Johnson, Missouri (30)
59. Tyler Simmons, Georgia (30)
60. A.J. Taylor, Wisconsin (30)
61. Dalton Schoen, Kansas State (30)
62. Devin Gentry, Georgia State (30)
63. T.J. Vasher, Texas Tech (30)
64. Nick Westbrook, Indiana (30)
65. JoJo Ward, Hawaii (30)
66. Dahu Green, Arkansas State (30)
67. Easop Winston Jr., Washington State (30)
68. Kristian Wilkerson, Southeast Missouri State (30)
69. Kendall Hinton, Wake Forest (30)
70. Ja'Marcus Bradley, Louisiana (30)
71. John Hurst, West Georgia (30)
72. D'Wayne Eskridge, Western Michigan (30)
73. Chris Platt, Baylor (30)
74. Scotty Washington, Wake Forest (30)
75. Josh Pearson, Jacksonville State (30)
76. Mathew Sexton, Eastern Michigan (30)
77. J.J. Koski, Cal Poly (30)
78. Will Hastings, Auburn (30)
79. Aleva Hifo, BYU (30)
80. George Wahee, Western Illinois (30)
81. Chris Rowland, Tennessee State (30)
Tight ends
1. Cole Kmet, Notre Dame (85)
2. Adam Trautman, Dayton (77)
3. Devin Asiasi, UCLA (75)
4. Harrison Bryant, FAU (74)
5. Hunter Bryant, Washington (71)
6. Albert Okwuegbunam, Missouri (70)
7. Colby Parkinson, Stanford (66)
8. Jared Pinkney, Vanderbilt (60)
9. Brycen Hopkins, Purdue (56)
10. Thaddeus Moss, LSU (55)
11. Charlie Taumoepeau, Portland State (51)
12. Stephen Sullivan, LSU (50)
13. Dalton Keene, Virginia Tech (49)
14. Mitchell Wilcox, South Florida (45)
15. Sean McKeon, Michigan (44)
16. Cheyenne O'Grady, Arkansas (40)
17. Dominick Wood-Anderson, Tennessee (37)
18. Jacob Breeland, Oregon (31)
19. Noah Togiai, Oregon State (30)
20. Josiah Deguara, Cincinnati (30)
21. Eli Wolf, Georgia (30)
22. Charlie Woerner, Georgia (30)
23. Jared Rice, Fresno State (30)
24. Nigel Kilby, Southern Illinois (30)
25. Briley Moore, Northern Iowa (30)
26. Giovanni Ricci, Western Michigan (30)
27. Kyle Markway, South Carolina (30)
28. Joey Magnifico, Memphis (30)
29. Caleb Repp, Utah State (30)
Centers
1. Cesar Ruiz, Michigan (86)
2. Lloyd Cushenberry III, LSU (75)
3. Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin (71)
4. Matt Hennessy, Temple (70)
5. Keith Ismael, San Diego State (67)
6. Nick Harris, Washington (59)
7. Darryl Williams, Mississippi State (40)
8. Zach Shackelford, Texas (35)
9. Trystan Colon-Castillo, Missouri (32)
10. Frederick Mauigoa, Washington State (30)
11. Jake Hanson, Oregon (30)
12. Cohl Cabral, Arizona State (30)
13. Sean Pollard, Clemson (30)
14. Kyle Murphy, Rhode Island (30)
15. Donell Stanley, South Carolina (30)
16. Luke Juriga, Western Michigan (30)
17. Kyle Hinton, Washburn (30)
Offensive tackles
1. Jedrick Wills Jr., Alabama (93)
2. Mekhi Becton, Louisville (92)
3. Tristan Wirfs, Iowa (91)
4. Andrew Thomas, Georgia (91)
5. Ezra Cleveland, Boise State (90)
6. Isaiah Wilson, Georgia (87)
7. Josh Jones, Houston (86)
8. Austin Jackson, USC (84)
9. Trey Adams, Washington (75)
10. Lucas Niang, TCU (74)
11. Saahdiq Charles, LSU (72)
12. Prince Tega Wanogho, Auburn (71)
13. Colton McKivitz, West Virginia (68)
14. Charlie Heck, North Carolina (64)
15. Matt Peart, UConn (62)
16. Terence Steele, Texas Tech (58)
17. Alex Taylor, South Carolina State (54)
18. Jon Runyan, Michigan (48)
19. Hakeem Adeniji, Kansas (47)
20. Calvin Throckmorton, Oregon (41)
21. Tyre Phillips, Mississippi State (40)
22. Danny Pinter, Ball State (39)
23. Cameron Clark, Charlotte (38)
24. Justin Herron, Wake Forest (32)
25. Simon Stepaniak, Indiana (30)
26. Nick Kaltmayer, Kansas State (30)
27. Jared Hilbers, Washington (30)
28. Yasir Durant, Missouri (30)
29. Brandon Bowen, Ohio State (30)
30. Cole Chewins, Michigan State (30)
31. Drew Richmond, USC (30)
32. Jake Benzinger, Wake Forest (30)
33. Arlington Hambright, Colorado (30)
34. Brady Aiello, Oregon (30)
35. Blake Brandel, Oregon State (30)
36. Victor Johnson, Appalachian State (30)
37. Scott Frantz, Kansas State (30)
38. Alex Givens, Mississippi (30)
39. Darrin Paulo, Utah (30)
40. Kamaal Seymour, Rutgers (30)
Guards
1. Robert Hunt, Louisiana (79)
2. Damien Lewis, LSU (74)
3. Jonah Jackson, Ohio State (68)
4. Ben Bartch, Saint John's (Minn.) (65)
5. Netane Muti, Fresno State (63)
6. Jack Driscoll, Auburn (61)
7. Logan Stenberg, Kentucky (60)
8. Ben Bredeson, Michigan (57)
9. Solomon Kindley, Georgia (56)
10. John Simpson, Clemson (50)
11. Tremayne Anchrum, Clemson (49)
12. Kevin Dotson, Louisiana (47)
13. Tyler Higby, Michigan State (42)
14. Shane Lemieux, Oregon (40)
15. Gage Cervenka, Clemson (39)
16. Julian Good-Jones, Iowa State (38)
17. Steven Gonzalez, Penn State (37)
18. Parker Braun, Texas (31)
19. John Molchon, Boise State (30)
20. Cordel Iwuagwu, TCU (30)
21. Michael Onwenu, Michigan (30)
22. Tre'Vour Wallace-Simms, Missouri (30)
23. John Phillips, Boston College (30)
24. Daishawn Dixon, San Diego State (30)
25. Adrian Magee, LSU (30)
26. Oge Udeogu, Central Michigan (30)
Inside linebackers
1. Patrick Queen, LSU (90)
2. Kenneth Murray, Oklahoma (89)
3. Logan Wilson, Wyoming (84)
4. Jacob Phillips, LSU (65)
5. Markus Bailey, Purdue (62)
6. Willie Gay Jr., Mississippi State (55)
7. Shaun Bradley, Temple (50)
8. Jordan Mack, Virginia (46)
9. Shaquille Quarterman, Miami (Fla.) (44)
10. Mykal Walker, Fresno State (41)
11. Evan Weaver, Cal (39)
12. David Woodward, Utah State (38)
13. Joe Bachie, Michigan State (37)
14. Michael Pinckney, Miami (Fla.) (35)
15. Dante Olson, Montana (34)
16. Francis Bernard, Utah (31)
17. Daniel Bituli, Tennessee (30)
18. Azur Kamara, Kansas (30)
19. Michael Divinity Jr., LSU (30)
20. Cale Garrett, Missouri (30)
21. Clay Johnston, Baylor (30)
22. De'Jon Harris, Arkansas (30)
23. Jordan Fehr, Appalachian State (30)
24. Chris Orr, Wisconsin (30)
25. Patrick Nelson, SMU (30)
26. Dele Harding, Illinois (30)
27. Kash Daniel, Kentucky (30)
28. T.J. Brunson, South Carolina (30)
29. Kyahva Tezino, San Diego State (30)
Outside linebackers
1. Isaiah Simmons, Clemson (94)
2. Zack Baun, Wisconsin (86)
3. Terrell Lewis, Alabama (75)
4. Troy Dye, Oregon (74)
5. Akeem Davis-Gaither, Appalachian State (71)
6. Jordyn Brooks, Texas Tech (70)
7. Anfernee Jennings, Alabama (69)
8. Malik Harrison, Ohio State (60)
9. Khaleke Hudson, Michigan (58)
10. Kamal Martin, Minnesota (57)
11. Davion Taylor, Colorado (55)
12. Justin Strnad, Wake Forest (54)
13. Carter Coughlin, Minnesota (50)
14. Chapelle Russell, Temple (46)
15. Cameron Brown, Penn State (37)
16. Bryce Huff, Memphis (30)
17. Caleb Peart, Vanderbilt (30)
18. Jeffrey McCulloch, Texas (30)
19. Keandre Jones, Maryland (30)
20. Jordan Iosefa, USC (30)
21. Rashad Smith, Florida Atlantic (30)
22. Cam Gill, Wagner (30)
23. Jalen Bates, Colorado State (30)
24. Jessie Lemonier, Liberty (30)
25. Eli Mencer, Albany (30)
26. Ray Wilborn, Ball State (30)
27. Marcel Spears Jr., Iowa State (30)
28. Omari Cobb, Marshall (30)
29. John Daka, James Madison (30)
Defensive ends
1. Chase Young, Ohio State (95)
2. K'Lavon Chaisson, LSU (90)
3. A.J. Epenesa, Iowa (87)
4. Yetur Gross-Matos, Penn State (87)
5. Marlon Davidson, Auburn (82)
6. Julian Okwara, Notre Dame (77)
7. Darrell Taylor, Tennessee (75)
8. Jabari Zuniga, Florida (74)
9. Curtis Weaver, Boise State (71)
10. Josh Uche, Michigan (70)
11. James Lynch, Baylor (69)
12. Bradlee Anae, Utah (68)
13. D.J. Wonnum, South Carolina (67)
14. Kenny Willekes, Michigan State (67)
15. Jonathan Greenard, Florida (65)
16. Nick Coe, Auburn (64)
17. Alton Robinson, Syracuse (60)
18. Khalid Kareem, Notre Dame (59)
19. Qaadir Sheppard, Mississippi (55)
20. Jonathan Garvin, Miami (Fla.) (54)
21. Tipa Galeai, Utah State (51)
22. Malcolm Roach, Texas (44)
23. James Smith-Williams, NC State (41)
24. LaDarius Hamilton, North Texas (39)
25. Alex Highsmith, Charlotte (36)
26. Casey Toohill, Stanford (33)
27. Mike Danna, Michigan (32)
28. Trevon Hill, Miami (Fla.) (31)
29. Trevis Gipson, Tulsa (30)
30. McTelvin Agim, Arkansas (30)
31. Houston Miller, Texas Tech (30)
32. Winston DeLattiboudere, Minnesota (30)
33. Oluwole Betiku Jr., Illinois (30)
34. Kendall Coleman, Syracuse (30)
35. Derrek Tuszka, North Dakota State (30)
36. Elorm Lumor, Rutgers (30)
37. Calvin Taylor Jr., Kentucky (30)
38. Jonah Williams, Weber State (30)
39. Tyshun Render, Middle Tennessee State (30)
40. Delontae Scott, SMU (30)
41 Chauncy Haney, North Greenville (30)
42. Joe Gaziano, Northwestern (30)
43. Austin Edwards, Ferris State (30)
44. Christian Rector, USC (30)
45. Bryce Sterk, Montana State (30)
Defensive tackles
1. Derrick Brown, Auburn (94)
2. Javon Kinlaw, South Carolina (92)
3. Ross Blacklock, TCU (89)
4. Justin Madubuike, Texas A&M (86)
5. Jordan Elliott, Missouri (86)
6. Neville Gallimore, Oklahoma (84)
7. Jason Strowbridge, North Carolina (69)
8. Raekwon Davis, Alabama (68)
9. Rashard Lawrence, LSU (61)
10. Davon Hamilton, Ohio State (60)
11. Leki Fotu, Utah (58)
12. Robert Windsor, Penn State (54)
13. Raequan Williams, Michigan State (53)
14. Larrell Murchison, NC State (52)
15. Darrion Daniels, Nebraska (50)
16. Carlos Davis, Nebraska (47)
17. John Penisini, Utah (45)
18. Benito Jones, Mississippi (44)
19. Josiah Coatney, Mississippi (42)
20. Chauncey Rivers, Mississippi State (40)
21. Khalil Davis, Nebraska (39)
22. Ray Lima, Iowa State (38)
23. Broderick Washington Jr., Texas Tech (30)
24. Teair Tart, FIU (30)
25. Lee Autry, Mississippi State (30)
26. Tyler Clark, Georgia (30)
27. Doug Costin, Miami (Ohio) (30)
28. Michael Dwumfour, Michigan (30)
29. Breiden Fehoko, LSU (30)
30. Ron'Dell Carter, James Madison (30)
31. Bravvion Roy, Baylor (30)
32. Garrett Marino, UAB (30)
33. Trevon McSwain, Duke (30)
Cornerbacks
1. Jeff Okudah, Ohio State (94)
2. CJ Henderson, Florida (91)
3. Trevon Diggs, Alabama (86)
4. Jeff Gladney, TCU (85)
5. Jaylon Johnson, Utah (85)
6. A.J. Terrell, Clemson (83)
7. Damon Arnette, Ohio State (80)
8. Noah Igbinoghene, Auburn (79)
9. Amik Robertson, Louisiana Tech (75)
10. Kristian Fulton, LSU (74)
11. Bryce Hall, Virginia (71)
12. Cameron Dantzler, Mississippi State (70)
13. Troy Pride Jr., Notre Dame (69)
14. Lavert Hill, Michigan (68)
15. Darnay Holmes, UCLA (65)
16. Javaris Davis, Auburn (63)
17. Kindle Vildor, Georgia Southern (60)
18. Josiah Scott, Michigan State (59)
19. Essang Bassey, Wake Forest (56)
20. A.J. Green, Oklahoma State (55)
21. Harrison Hand, Temple (54)
22. Dane Jackson, Pittsburgh (50)
23. Michael Ojemudia, Iowa (48)
24. Lamar Jackson, Nebraska (46)
25. John Reid, Penn State (45)
26. Stanford Samuels III, Florida State (42)
27. Trajan Bandy, Miami (Fla.) (40)
28. Debione Renfro, Texas A&M (37)
29. Myles Bryant, Washington (35)
30. Grayland Arnold, Baylor (33)
31. Javelin Guidry, Utah (32)
32. Nevelle Clarke, UCF (31)
33. Will Sunderland, Troy (30)
34. James Pierre, Florida Atlantic (30)
35. Reggie Robinson II, Tulsa (30)
36. Madre Harper, Southern Illinois (30)
37. Stantley Thomas-Oliver III, FIU (30)
38. Luq Barcoo, San Diego State (30)
39. Parnell Motley, Oklahoma (30)
40. Jace Whittaker, Arizona (30)
41. KiAnte Hardin, Pittsburg State (30)
42. Keith Washington Jr., West Virginia (30)
43. Thakarius Keyes, Tulane (30)
44. Chris Claybrooks, Memphis (30)
45. Manny Patterson, Maine (30)
46. Rashad Robinson, James Madison (30)
47. Zane Lewis, Air Force (30)
Safeties
1. Xavier McKinney, Alabama (91)
2. Antoine Winfield Jr., Minnesota (88)
3. Grant Delpit, LSU (87)
4. Jeremy Chinn, Southern Illinois (83)
5. Kyle Dugger, Lenoir-Rhyne (76)
6. Ashtyn Davis, Cal (75)
7. Terrell Burgess, Utah (74)
8. Brandon Jones, Texas (68)
9. Geno Stone, Iowa (67)
10. Tanner Muse, Clemson (61)
11. Alohi Gilman, Notre Dame (60)
12. Julian Blackmon, Utah (50)
13. Antoine Brooks Jr., Maryland (47)
14. Kenny Robinson, West Virginia/XFL (42)
15. Josh Metellus, Michigan (41)
16. Brian Cole II, Mississippi State (40)
17. L'Jarius Sneed, Louisiana Tech (39)
18. K'Von Wallace, Clemson (38)
19. Shyheim Carter, Alabama (37)
20. Jordan Fuller, Ohio State (36)
21. Jalen Elliott, Notre Dame (35)
22. Chris Miller, Baylor (34)
23. Nigel Warrior, Tennessee (33)
24. Jared Mayden, Alabama (32)
25. David Dowell, Michigan State (31)
26. J.R. Reed, Georgia (30)
27. Daniel Thomas, Auburn (30)
28. Jaylinn Hawkins, Cal (30)
29. Rodney Clemons, SMU (30)
30. Tyler Hall, Wyoming (30)
31. Javon Hagan, Ohio (30)
32. Kamren Curl, Arkansas (30)
33. Javin White, UNLV (30)
34. Luther Kirk, Illinois State (30)
35. Myles Dorn, North Carolina (30)
36. Jeremiah Dinson, Auburn (30)
37. Jeremy Fejedelem, Air Force (30)
38. Vince Calhoun, Eastern Michigan (30)
39. Bobby Price, Norfolk State (30)
40. Perry Young, Cincinnati (30)
Kickers
1. Tyler Bass, Georgia Southern (35)
2. Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia (32)
3. JJ Molson, UCLA (31)
4. Ricky Aguayo, Florida State (30)
5. Chase Vinatieri, South Dakota State (30)
6. Sam Sloman, Miami (Ohio) (30)
7. Dominik Eberle, Utah State (30)
Punters
1. Braden Mann, Texas A&M (55)
2. Joseph Charlton, South Carolina (48)
3. Michael Turk, Arizona State (31)
4. Alex Pechin, Bucknell (30)
5. Arryn Siposs, Auburn (30)
6. Sterling Hofrichter, Syracuse (30)
Long-snappers
1. Blake Ferguson, LSU (35)
2. Steven Wirtel, Iowa State (30)