2026 NFL Draft Prospects

445 prospects — scouting reports, trait grades & projections

1Fernando MendozaQBIndiana96

Mendoza is a polished pocket architect who beats you with anticipation, ball placement, and an almost preternatural understanding of where the open man will be before the window...

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2Jeremiyah LoveRBNotre Dame96

Love is a home-run threat masquerading as a three-down back — he has the 4.36 speed to score from anywhere on the field, the contact balance to bounce off linebackers at the sec...

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3Arvell ReeseLBOhio State95

A 6-4, 241-pound hybrid destroyer who plays like he's been shot out of a cannon on every snap. Reese is the rare linebacker prospect who can legitimately set the edge against NF...

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4David BaileyDLTexas Tech95

Bailey is the class's most violent get-off artist — a twitched-up, 251-pound missile who puts offensive tackles in recovery mode before they can get their hands up. He wins the ...

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5Francis MauigoaOLMiami94

Mauigoa is a human wrecking ball at the point of attack — a 329-pound mauler with devastating hand punch timing, elite anchor, and a nasty disposition that will reshape a team's...

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6Sonny StylesLBOhio State93

Styles is a defensive unicorn — a 6-5, 244-pound former safety who moves like a slot corner, hits like a linebacker, and just posted arguably the greatest combine workout by a l...

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7Rueben Bain Jr.DLMiami93

Bain is a compact wrecking ball who wins with leverage, violence, and a motor that never quits — the kind of defender who makes you feel him on every snap even when the stat she...

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8Caleb DownsDBOhio State92

Downs is the quarterback of the secondary — a defensive coordinator on the field who processes faster than anyone in this class, communicates at an elite level, and consistently...

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9Carnell TateWROhio State92

Tate is a chess player at the position — a route technician who manipulates defenders with tempo, pacing, and leverage at every level of the field. He doesn't win with explosive...

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10Spencer FanoOLUtah91

Fano is a run-blocking savant who moves with the fluidity and body control of a tight end, delivering technically pristine blocks from snap to whistle in zone, power, and pull c...

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11Mansoor DelaneDBLSU90

Delane is the best pure cover corner in this class — a technician who smothers receivers at the line and smothers them again at the catch point. His fluid hips, elite route reco...

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12Monroe FreelingOLGeorgia90

Freeling is the kind of tackle who makes you bet on the future rather than the present — a 6-7 frame with near-perfect combine athleticism and pass-protection instincts that alr...

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13Kenyon SadiqTEOregon89

Sadiq is the most electric physical specimen at tight end in this draft — a 4.39/43.5-inch vertical freak who turns short catches into 20-yard chunk plays and punishes linebacke...

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14Makai LemonWRUSC89

Lemon is a technician from the slot who wins with route precision, spatial intelligence, and hands that border on elite — three drops on 175 targets over two seasons is as clean...

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15Jordyn TysonWRArizona State88

Tyson is the most complete receiver in this draft class when the tape is rolling — a polished route technician who wins with craft, body control, and competitive fire at 6-2 and...

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16Jermod McCoyDBTennessee88

McCoy is a ball-hawking boundary corner with elite instincts, high-end mirroring ability, and the kind of competitive fire that translates on Day 1. His 2024 Tennessee tape — pa...

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17Olaivavega IoaneOLPenn State87

Vega Ioane is a phone-booth assassin — a guard who wants to put you in the dirt on every snap and has the lower-body strength, knee bend, and nasty temperament to do it. He anch...

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18Keldric FaulkDLAuburn87

Faulk is a throwback defensive end at 6-6 and 276 pounds who makes his living bullying people at the point of attack — his 62 run stops since 2023 lead all FBS edge defenders fo...

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19Dillon ThienemanDBOregon87

Thieneman is a quarterback on the back end — the kind of safety who adjusts the secondary pre-snap, diagnoses route concepts in real time, and positions himself to take away thr...

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20Akheem MesidorDLMiami86

Mesidor is the most technically refined pass rusher in this class — a hand-combat savant who strings swipes, cross chops, and euro steps into devastating rush sequences that kee...

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21Kadyn ProctorOLAlabama86

Proctor is a physics experiment at left tackle — 352 pounds of mass that moves like it shouldn't, with a stonewall anchor and run-game violence that creates vertical displacemen...

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22Peter WoodsDLClemson86

Woods is a violent, twitchy interior disruptor with a first step that puts guards on their heels before they can get set — the kind of explosive get-off that can't be coached. H...

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23Avieon TerrellDBClemson85

Terrell is the best ball-disruption corner in this draft class — a Peanut Tillman–style punch artist who has turned eight forced fumbles into a calling card, not a fluke. His hi...

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24Caleb LomuOLUtah85

Lomu is an outrageously smooth mover at 6'6", 313 pounds who already protects the blind side like a five-year veteran — zero sacks allowed in 2025 across 357 pass blocking snaps...

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25Emmanuel McNeil-WarrenDBToledo85

McNeil-Warren is a throwback enforcer safety — the kind of player who changes the temperament of a secondary the moment he steps on the field. At 6-3+, 209 pounds, he plays with...

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26Omar Cooper Jr.WRIndiana84

Cooper is a slot bully who catches everything within his orbit and punishes defenders who try to bring him down in the open field — 27 forced missed tackles in 2025 tell you eve...

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27CJ AllenLBGeorgia84

The quarterback of Georgia's defense for three years, Allen is the kind of linebacker who gets your unit lined up, fills the right gap, and wraps up every single time — and that...

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28Denzel BostonWRWashington83

Boston is a throwback boundary X receiver who wins with size, vice-grip hands, and elite competitive toughness at the catch point rather than separation speed. He's the best con...

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29T.J. ParkerDLClemson83

Parker is a phone-booth mauler who wins with old-school violence — heavy hands, a devastating long-arm, and the kind of play strength that puts tackles on skates and makes tight...

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30Blake MillerOLClemson83

Miller is the draft's ultimate iron man — 54 consecutive starts, nearly 3,800 snaps, and a pass protection floor that most Day 2 tackles can only dream of. He's technically refi...

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31Kayden McDonaldDLOhio State82

McDonald is a throwback nose tackle who erases interior run games with a level of violence and play strength that simply cannot be taught — offensive coordinators will scrap the...

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32Cashius HowellDLTexas A&M82

Howell is a twitchy, explosive edge rusher who terrorizes tackles with elite get-off, a signature spin move, and legitimate bend around the arc — the kind of pass-rush juice tha...

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33Ty SimpsonQBAlabama82

Simpson is a rhythm-based, process-driven passer who dissects zone coverages between the numbers as well as any quarterback in this class. His repeatable mechanics, quick feet-t...

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34Colton HoodDBTennessee81

Hood is a press-man bully who suffocates receivers at the line with length, jam strength, and elite diagnostic ability — his best football is played within ten yards of the LOS,...

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35Zion YoungDLMissouri81

Young is a phone-booth mauler who wins with old-school power, length, and a nasty disposition rather than explosive athleticism off the edge. His bull rush is already NFL-ready ...

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36Max IheanachorOLArizona State81

Iheanachor is a rare physical specimen at offensive tackle — a 6'6", 321-pound former basketball and soccer player who didn't touch a football until 2021 and somehow already loo...

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37Brandon CisseDBSouth Carolina81

Cisse is an athletic marvel at cornerback — explosive, fluid, and twitchy enough to stay hip-to-hip with any receiver in man coverage, but his processing and discipline haven't ...

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38Lee HunterDLTexas Tech80

Hunter is a throwback run-stuffing nose tackle who physically overwhelms interior linemen at the point of attack and commands double teams like a toll booth in the A-gap. His po...

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39Chris JohnsonDBSan Diego State80

Johnson is the kind of corner who makes you forget he played in the Mountain West — his zone coverage instincts, route-combination processing, and ball production would be elite...

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40KC ConcepcionWRTexas A&M80

WR prospect from Texas A&M. Projected Round 2.

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41Caleb BanksDLFlorida79

Banks is a physical freak who moves like a player 50 pounds lighter — a 6-6, 327-pound interior disruptor with a 99th-percentile wingspan and first-step quickness that creates i...

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42Emmanuel PregnonOLOregon79

Pregnon is a phone-booth mauler who buries defenders through the whistle and sets the tone for the entire offensive line with his physicality. His anchor is among the best in th...

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43Chase BisontisOLTexas A&M79

Bisontis is a people-mover who generates violent displacement in the run game with explosive hip torque and a nasty competitive streak — when he latches on and drives, defenders...

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44Jacob RodriguezLBTexas Tech78

Rodriguez is the rare linebacker whose football IQ is so high it functionally adds half a step to his speed — he's arriving at the spot before the ball does because he diagnosed...

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45Christen MillerDLGeorgia78

Built like a fire hydrant with arms, Miller is the rare interior defender who can control the point of attack against anyone — he resets the line of scrimmage with cinder-block ...

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46Anthony Hill Jr.LBTexas78

Hill is the type of linebacker defensive coordinators draw up blitz packages around — a sideline-to-sideline missile with legitimate pass rush juice off the edge and through the...

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47Jadarian PriceRBNotre Dame78

Price is a one-cut detonator — a patient zone runner who presses the line, reads his blocks, and then explodes through the crease with legitimate home-run speed that showed up o...

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48Malachi LawrenceDLUCF77

Lawrence is a late-blooming, technique-forward edge rusher who wins with an advanced hand repertoire and legitimate NFL bend — not freaky athletic twitch, but polished craft tha...

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49R Mason ThomasDLOklahoma77

Thomas is a one-speed, hair-on-fire pass rusher who terrorizes offensive tackles with an explosive first step and violent speed-to-power conversion that belies his 249-pound fra...

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50Chris Brazzell IIWRTennessee77

Brazzell is a rare frame-speed combination — 6-4 with 4.37 jets — who can take the top off any defense on any snap and force safeties to cheat deep before the ball is even snapp...

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51Jake GoldayLBCincinnati76

Golday is a physical specimen at 6-4, 240 with a 9.84 RAS score who is still learning how to play linebacker after converting from the edge at FCS Central Arkansas. He's a legit...

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52Chris BellWRLouisville76

Built like a pulling guard who moonlights as a receiver, Bell is a physical mismatch nightmare who turns five-yard hitches into twenty-five-yard gains with his punishing contact...

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53D'Angelo PondsDBIndiana76

Ponds is the kind of corner who makes you throw the size chart in the trash — a 5-8 technician with elite ball production, a 43.5-inch vertical, and the competitive fire of a pl...

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54Eli StowersTEVanderbilt75

Stowers is a quarterback convert playing wide receiver in a tight end's body — a route-running savant with a QB's feel for coverage voids who put up the most receiving yards amo...

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55Germie BernardWRAlabama75

Bernard is a football-smart, alignment-versatile chain-mover who wins between the numbers with polished route-running, reliable hands, and a competitive toughness you can't teac...

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56Gabe JacasDLIllinois75

Jacas is a throwback power rusher who collapses the pocket with a devastating bull rush and a relentless motor — he'll chase plays down from the backside like his jersey's on fi...

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57Derrick MooreDLMichigan75

Power-first edge rusher who collapses pockets with a relentless bull rush and the functional strength to walk tackles into the quarterback's lap. Moore's speed-to-power conversi...

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58A.J. HaulcyDBLSU74

Old-school enforcer safety with a modern ballhawk's instincts — Haulcy processes the field like a 10-year vet and arrives at the catch point with violence and timing that can't ...

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59Gennings DunkerOLIowa74

Dunker is a throwback mauler who will set the tone in a run-first offense from Day 1 — the kind of lineman who makes defensive linemen hate coming to work. His run blocking is v...

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60Josiah TrotterLBMissouri74

Trotter is an absolute wrecking ball between the tackles — a throwback, downhill thumper who processes run schemes like he's reading the play call from the huddle and then deton...

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61Zachariah BranchWRGeorgia73

Branch is a human joystick — an electrifying slot weapon who turns tunnel screens and three-step concepts into house calls with the best open-field elusiveness in this draft cla...

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62Malachi FieldsWRNotre Dame73

Throwback boundary receiver who wins the old-fashioned way — by being bigger, stronger, and more physical than whoever lines up across from him. Fields is a legitimate 50/50 bal...

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63Keith Abney IIDBArizona State73

Abney is a sticky, competitive coverage technician who wins with mirroring ability, route recognition, and relentless physicality at the catch point rather than elite speed or l...

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64Keionte ScottDBMiami72

Scott is a nickel weapon, not a traditional cornerback — and that distinction is what makes him both scheme-specific and potentially very valuable to the right team. He wreaks h...

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65Mike Washington Jr.RBArkansas72

Washington is a throwback power back with a modern twist — 223 pounds of verified 4.33 speed who hammers downhill through inside zone and gap concepts and then simply outruns pu...

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66Antonio WilliamsWRClemson72

Williams is a route-running technician who wins from the slot with tempo manipulation, hip fluidity, and an instinctive feel for finding soft spots in zone coverage — the kind o...

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67Kamari RamseyDBUSC71

Ramsey is a cerebral safety who processes route combinations and quarterback intent faster than almost anyone in this class — his eyes are his best trait and they'll translate i...

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68Domonique OrangeDLIowa State71

Big Citrus is a throwback nose tackle — a 325-pound wrecking ball whose entire value proposition starts and ends at the point of attack. He shocks blockers on contact with genui...

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69Dani Dennis-SuttonDLPenn State71

Dennis-Sutton is the definition of a tools-over-tape edge rusher — a 6-foot-6 freak who posted a 9.93 RAS at the combine yet plays on film like a power-oriented two-down end who...

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70Treydan StukesDBArizona71

Stukes is a big-bodied zone dog who processes route combinations from depth like a second-year pro — his eyes go to the quarterback, he reads the concept, and he triggers downhi...

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71Connor LewOLAuburn70

Lew is the prototype of the modern movement center — a savvy, quick-footed pivot who reads pressure like a ten-year vet and slides into position before the rush even develops. H...

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72Sam HechtOLKansas State70

The walk-on-to-all-conference trajectory tells you everything about what Hecht brings to an NFL locker room: he's smarter than the guy across from him, he's more disciplined, an...

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73Gracen HaltonDLOklahoma70

Halton is a twitchy, undersized three-technique who lives in the backfield on passing downs — his explosive first step and relentless motor create interior pressure that forces ...

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74Elijah SarrattWRIndiana70

Sarratt is a quarterback's security blanket — a physical, savvy possession receiver who finds soft spots in zone, wins contested catches in the red zone, and makes the clutch gr...

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75Caleb TiernanOLNorthwestern69

Tiernan is a surgeon in pass protection — patient in his sets, technically precise with his hands, and eerily composed against speed and power alike. He's built his game on inte...

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76Max KlareTEOhio State69

Klare is the kind of tight end modern offensive coordinators dream about scheming up — a fluid, crafty route runner who separates like a big slot and punishes zone coverage with...

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77Keylan RutledgeOLGeorgia Tech69

Old-school mauler who plays with a phone-booth nastiness that NFL line coaches can't teach — Rutledge wants to bury defenders and frequently does, driving them into the dirt on ...

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78Kyle LouisLBPittsburgh69

Louis is a see-ball, get-ball missile in coverage who plays the game at a different speed than most linebackers — his closing burst, route recognition, and ball skills project h...

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79Genesis SmithDBArizona68

Smith is a long, fluid centerfield safety with borderline elite coverage instincts and the kind of movement skills you expect from a cornerback, not a 6-2 safety. He erases thro...

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80Garrett NussmeierQBLSU68

Nussmeier is a rhythm-and-timing pocket passer who operates with the command and pre-snap savvy of a coach's son raised on NFL film. When the offense is humming and he's on sche...

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81Davison IgbinosunDBOhio State68

Igbinosun is an enforcer on the boundary — a long, physical press corner who jams receivers off their stems, squeezes sideline throws, and fills the run game like a linebacker. ...

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82Romello HeightDLTexas Tech68

Height is a twitched-up speed rusher whose explosive first step and dip-and-rip flexibility make him an immediate third-down weapon at the NFL level — the kind of edge who can r...

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83Zakee WheatleyDBPenn State67

Long, rangy centerfield safety who can keep a lid on coverage from a single-high alignment and has a nose for the football when it's in the air. Wheatley's ball skills and route...

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84Joshua JosephsDLTennessee67

Josephs is the kind of speed rusher who makes you lean forward in your chair on every snap — an absurd first step paired with 34.25-inch arms and an 82-inch wingspan that lets h...

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85Skyler BellWRUConn67

Bell is a twitchy, high-production slot receiver who wins with tempo manipulation, route craft, and legitimate burst through the short and intermediate levels. He led the FBS in...

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86Darrell Jackson Jr.DLFlorida State67

Jackson is a human eclipse at nose tackle — 6'5", 315 pounds with 35-inch arms, 11-inch hands, and an 86-inch wingspan that makes him one of the most physically imposing interio...

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87Ted HurstWRGeorgia State66

Big-bodied boundary receiver who wins at the catch point like a bully and stretches the field with deceptive build-up speed. Hurst is the best deep-ball tracker in this class — ...

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88LT OvertonDLAlabama66

Overton is a five-star pedigree player still searching for a five-star game. He's built like an interior defensive lineman — thick, compact, powerful — but moves like an edge ru...

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89Julian NealDBArkansas66

Neal is a long-limbed, physical boundary corner who imposes his will at the line of scrimmage and plays the run like a safety. His length disrupts timing at the catch point and ...

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90Bryce LanceWRNorth Dakota State66

Long-striding vertical weapon with a rare size-speed combination that makes him one of the most physically gifted receivers in the 2026 class — his 4.34 forty and 41.5-inch vert...

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91Jalon KilgoreDBSouth Carolina65

Kilgore is a Swiss Army knife in the secondary — a big nickel/safety hybrid who logged 1,382 career snaps in the slot, 541 in the box, and 238 at free safety, and produced eight...

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92Jonah ColemanRBWashington65

Coleman is a bowling ball in cleats — a 5-8, 220-pound wrecking crew who turns first contact into a suggestion rather than a stop sign. His vision between the tackles is advance...

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93Chandler RiversDBDuke65

Rivers is a junkyard dog nickel prospect who sees the game three steps ahead of most cornerbacks in this class. His zone processing and route recognition are legitimately elite ...

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94Logan JonesOLIowa65

The most technically polished center in the class and it shows up on every snap — compact jump sets that erase rush lanes, plus second-level speed that arrives before linebacker...

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95Deion BurksWROklahoma64

Compact, twitchy slot weapon who generates separation with blistering acceleration and stop-start quickness rather than a polished route tree. Burks is at his most dangerous in ...

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96Malik MuhammadDBTexas64

Muhammad is a disciplined, zone-savvy boundary corner who wins with technique, route recognition, and fluid hips rather than elite physical tools. He quietly erases his side of ...

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97Dametrious CrownoverOLTexas A&M64

Crownover is a human eclipse at right tackle — 6-7, 335 pounds with 35.5-inch arms and a former tight end's movement skills packed into a frame that simply erases defenders in t...

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98Bud ClarkDBTCU64

Clark is a ball-hawking safety in a cornerback's frame who makes his money reading the quarterback's eyes and triggering on routes with uncanny anticipation — 15 career intercep...

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99Jake SlaughterOLFlorida63

Slaughter is the draft's smartest center prospect — a savant-level pre-snap processor who sees the game faster than his body can always execute it. His pass protection is legiti...

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100Emmett JohnsonRBNebraska63

Johnson is a quick-twitch, vision-first runner whose patience at the line and ability to slither through the tightest creases made him the most productive back in the Big Ten in...

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101Devin MooreDBFlorida63

Moore is a long, rangy boundary corner with rare dimensions (6-3, 198, 31.6" arms) who wins with positioning, football IQ, and ball skills rather than elite physical tools or ph...

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102Sam RoushTEStanford63

Old-school Y tight end who will earn his paycheck as an extra blocker on the line of scrimmage before he ever wins a rep in the route tree. Roush is the best pure drive blocker ...

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103Keyron CrawfordDLAuburn63

Crawford is the draft's most intriguing 'what if' at EDGE — a basketball convert with only five years of organized football under his belt who somehow posted a top-7 PFF pass ru...

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104Michael TriggTEBaylor62

Trigg is a matchup weapon masquerading as a tight end — a 6-4, 240-pound flex piece with the longest wingspan ever measured at the position at the combine and the route-running ...

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105Deontae LawsonLBAlabama62

Lawson is the quarterback of whatever defense he's on — a two-time Alabama captain with a green-dot brain and the communication chops NFL coordinators covet. He's at his best tr...

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106Jaishawn BarhamDLMichigan62

Barham is a linebacker-turned-edge convert who plays like a heat-seeking missile — relentless physicality, legitimate speed-to-power conversion, and football IQ that belies his ...

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107Daylen EveretteDBGeorgia62

Everette is the maddening kind of prospect — prototypical NFL size, 4.38 speed, hip fluidity, and press technique that screams early-round corner, but four years at Georgia neve...

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108Ja'Kobi LaneWRUSC62

Lane is the most divisive receiver in the 2026 class — a 6-4 catch-point savant who turns 50/50 balls into layups but has never cracked 800 yards in a season. His game lives at ...

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109Jalen FarmerOLKentucky62

Farmer is a tone-setting mauler who plays with a nasty disposition and legitimate knockout power at the point of attack — when he locks onto you in the run game, the play is ove...

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110Oscar DelpTEGeorgia62

Delp is a formation-flexible tight end whose calling card is blocking effort, seam-threatening speed, and pro-style readiness — not the receiving production his Georgia stat lin...

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111Dontay CorleoneDLCincinnati61

The Godfather is a human cinder block — a 340-pound wrecking ball who plays with a low center of gravity, violent hands, and the kind of raw power that makes centers feel every ...

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112Justin JolyTEN.C. State61

Joly is a converted wide receiver who still plays the tight end position with a wideout's hands, route craft, and competitive temperament at the catch point. He's at his best wo...

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113Will Lee IIIDBTexas A&M61

Lee is a long, physical boundary corner who wins with technique and competitive fire in man coverage — he mirrors receivers with patient feet, uses his 32.75-inch arms to disrup...

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114Brenen ThompsonWRMississippi State61

Thompson is a human afterburner — 4.26 at the combine, SEC receiving yards leader, and seven of his ten career touchdowns went for 42-plus yards. He lives in the vertical plane,...

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115Billy SchrauthOLNotre Dame61

Schrauth is one of the cleanest pass protectors in this guard class — technically advanced with textbook hand placement, a patient set, and an anchor that neutralizes bull rushe...

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116Brian Parker IIOLDuke61

Parker is one of the most technically refined offensive linemen in this class — his hand placement is surgical, his feet are quiet and efficient, and he processes pressure packa...

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117Zane DurantDLPenn State60

Durant is one of those interior linemen whose first step makes you hit rewind on every snap — the get-off is genuinely rare for the position, and he converts that burst into rea...

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118Carson BeckQBMiami60

QB prospect from Miami. Projected Round 4.

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119Drew AllarQBPenn State60

Allar is the ultimate physical prototype at quarterback — 6-foot-5, 228 pounds with arguably the strongest arm in the 2026 class and the ability to drive the ball into tight win...

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120Zxavian HarrisDLMississippi60

Harris is a true planet-theory nose tackle — a 6'8", 330-pound monolith who eats space, swallows running lanes, and forces offenses to account for him with double teams just to ...

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121Nicholas SingletonRBPenn State60

RB prospect from Penn State. Projected Round 4.

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122Chris McClellanDLMissouri60

McClellan is a big-bodied, scheme-versatile interior defender who wins early in the rep with a surprisingly quick first step for a 315-pound man and finishes with heavy hands at...

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123Tacario DavisDBWashington60

Tacario Davis is a physical anomaly at cornerback — 6-4 with 33-inch arms, 4.41 speed, and the hip fluidity to stay in phase on vertical routes in a way that players his size si...

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124Anthony LucasDLUSC59

A former five-star recruit who looks like Tarzan but has played like Jane for four college seasons. Lucas has all the physical ingredients — 6-5, 267 with 33-inch arms and legit...

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125Jude BowryOLBoston College59

Bowry is a toolsy, explosive mover at left tackle who wins with natural kick-slide quickness and legitimate grip strength — once he latches, the rep is over. His movement skills...

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126Isaiah WorldOLOregon59

World is a physical marvel at 6-8, 318 pounds who moves like a man four inches shorter — a former basketball player whose lateral agility and foot speed jump off the screen when...

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127Austin BarberOLFlorida59

Barber is a mauling zone-scheme run blocker who can climb to the second level and seal with the best of this tackle class — his PFF run block grade of 90.0 (2nd nationally) isn'...

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128DeMonte CapehartDLClemson59

A mountain of a man who ragdolls centers and bullies guards on early downs, Capehart is the rare 313-pound interior defender who ran a 4.85 forty and posted a 9.97 RAS — the kin...

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129Tim Keenan IIIDLAlabama59

Keenan is the human cinder block in the middle of your defense — a squat, 332-pound nose tackle who eats double teams for breakfast and keeps linebackers running free to the foo...

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130Harold Perkins Jr.LBLSU59

Perkins is a weaponized chaos agent — a heat-seeking missile with rare closing speed and pass-rush violence who can wreck game plans when aimed downhill. The problem is everythi...

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131Kaleb ProctorDLSoutheastern Louisiana58

Proctor is a twitchy, undersized interior penetrator who wins with a lightning first step and a deep bag of pass rush moves that have no business coming from a Southland Confere...

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132Beau StephensOLIowa58

Stephens is a phone-booth mauler in the run game who will latch onto your 3-technique and steer him out of the gap like he owes money. Iowa's zone-heavy scheme was tailor-made f...

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133Rayshaun BennyDLMichigan58

Benny is the definition of a lunch-pail interior lineman — he won't wow you with splash plays, but he'll be in the right gap every single snap, do the dirty work of clogging lan...

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134Taylen GreenQBArkansas58

The most physically gifted quarterback in the 2026 class — possibly any class this decade — Green is a 6-foot-6, 227-pound freak athlete who shattered Anthony Richardson's combi...

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135Markel BellOLMiami58

Bell is a skyscraper in cleats — a 6'9", 346-pound left tackle who weaponizes absurd length and vice-grip hands to smother speed rushers before they ever turn the corner. His pa...

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136Jack EndriesTETexas58

Endries is the kind of tight end a quarterback falls in love with — always in the right spot, rarely drops the ball, and understands zone windows like a 10-year vet. His route-r...

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137Matt GulbinOLMichigan State57

Gulbin is an old-school, phone-booth mauler who wins with sheer brute strength and an immovable anchor rather than any kind of athletic edge. His pass protection numbers were bo...

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138Taurean YorkLBTexas A&M57

York is a football savant trapped in a slot cornerback's body — a 5-11, 226-pound MIKE linebacker who processes at an elite level, commands the defense pre-snap, and covers like...

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139Kage CaseyOLBoise State57

Technically polished tackle-to-guard convert who made a living mauling Mountain West defenders behind a square base and punishing grip strength. Casey's run blocking is his meal...

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140Cole PaytonQBNorth Dakota State57

Payton is a physical freak at the quarterback position — 232 pounds with a 40-inch vert and 4.56 speed — who throws left-handed with genuine arm talent and flashes of downfield ...

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141J.C. DavisOLIllinois57

A mauler in close quarters who wins with mass, grip strength, and a nasty demeanor at the point of attack. Davis uses his 335 pounds to stonewall rushers once he latches on, and...

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142Diego PoundsOLMississippi57

Pounds is a high-cut, long-limbed tackle whose best football is played with his hands — when he locks out his length and gets a grip on a defender, the rep is over. He flashed r...

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143Josh CameronWRBaylor57

Cameron is a bowling-ball possession receiver who catches everything in his radius and punishes defensive backs who try to arm-tackle him after the catch. He wins contested catc...

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144Trey Zuhn IIIOLTexas A&M56

The most technically refined pass protector in the class, Zuhn wins with independent hand strikes, snappy short-area quickness, and a football IQ that lets him diagnose stunts a...

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145Joe RoyerTECincinnati56

Royer is a zone-killer who weaponizes football IQ and soft hands to find soft spots underneath and punish defenses after the catch — he averaged over 10 yards of RAC per recepti...

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146Bryce BoettcherLBOregon56

Converted safety with a walk-on's motor and a center fielder's coordination who has out-produced his athletic profile at every turn. Boettcher's instincts and coverage awareness...

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147Kaytron AllenRBPenn State56

Allen is the kind of back who won't wow you with any single trait but will quietly grind a defense into dust by the fourth quarter. His vision, patience, and contact balance for...

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148Parker BrailsfordOLAlabama56

Brailsford is a twitched-up, undersized center who wins with quickness, leverage, and a junkyard-dog mentality rather than brute force. He's at his best in wide-zone concepts wh...

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149Caden CurryDLOhio State56

Old-school, throwback defensive end who wins with motor, physicality, and gap discipline rather than explosive athleticism or a deep pass-rush toolkit. Curry sets a hard edge in...

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150Kaleb Elarms-OrrLBTCU56

Elarms-Orr is a high-motor downhill thumper who will hunt the ball with bad intentions on early downs and wreak havoc as a sub-package blitzer — his background as a former edge ...

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151Louis MooreDBIndiana55

Moore is a zone-coverage savant who reads quarterbacks' eyes like a veteran poker player, baiting throws underneath before breaking on the ball with anticipatory instincts that ...

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152De'Zhaun StriblingWRMississippi55

Craft-and-compete boundary receiver who wins with route discipline, contested-catch physicality, and a blue-collar blocking mentality that offensive coordinators will love. Stri...

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153Drew SheltonOLPenn State55

Shelton is the prototypical zone-scheme left tackle prospect — fluid hips, basketball-player feet, and the lateral quickness to reach any spot on the field before the defender e...

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154Charles DemmingsDBStephen F. Austin55

Long, twitchy boundary corner out of the FCS who lit up the combine with historically rare athletic testing — 9.97 RAS, 42-inch vert, 4.41 forty — and has legitimate ball-hawkin...

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155Aiden FisherLBIndiana55

Fisher is the classic 'coaches will love him, scouts will question him' linebacker — a defensive quarterback whose processing speed and pre-snap recognition let him play faster ...

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156Tanner KoziolTEHouston55

Koziol is a throwback possession tight end built like a power forward who wins on the margins — contested catches, zone soft spots, and red-zone back-shoulder fades where his 6-...

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157Jakobe ThomasDBMiami54

Thomas is a downhill enforcer with legitimate ball skills who made a national name for himself during Miami's CFP run. He's wired to trigger forward — whether as a robber underc...

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158VJ PayneDBKansas State54

Payne is a long-limbed coverage safety with a size-speed profile that makes NFL coordinators drool — 6-3 with verified 4.40 jets and 33¾-inch arms that smother catch windows aga...

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159Kevin Coleman Jr.WRMissouri54

Four schools in four years and Coleman produced at every single one — that adaptability is his calling card and it translates directly to an NFL locker room. He's a pure slot op...

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160Michael TaaffeDBTexas54

Taaffe is the human thermostat of any secondary he plays in — the Texas defense literally fell apart without him directing traffic during his two-game absence in 2025. He is a c...

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161Nate BoerkircherTETexas A&M54

Old-school blocking tight end with a finisher's mentality who will plant defenders on the ground at the second level and earn a roster spot on Day 1 with his run-game physicalit...

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162Ephesians PrysockDBWashington54

Prysock is a rare physical specimen at cornerback — 6-3, 196 pounds with 33 1/8-inch arms and the hip fluidity of a player four inches shorter. He disrupts at the catch point li...

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163Will KacmarekTEOhio State54

Kacmarek is a mauler at the point of attack — a block-first Y tight end who takes genuine pride in pancaking defensive ends and creating running lanes in 12-personnel packages. ...

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164Eric McAlisterWRTCU53

Long-strider with legitimate deep-shot ability who can take a short catch and turn it into a 40-yard gain — 560 YAC and 27 missed tackles forced in 2025 confirm the after-the-ca...

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165Tyler OnyedimDLTexas A&M53

Onyedim is a long-armed, alignment-versatile defensive lineman who wins with length, active hands, and a relentless motor rather than elite explosiveness. He spent four years as...

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166Hezekiah MassesDBCal53

Masses is a savvy, instinct-driven corner whose zone coverage feel and ball production are legitimately Day 2-caliber traits trapped inside a Day 3 frame. He reads quarterback e...

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167Demond ClaiborneRBWake Forest53

Twitched-up change-of-pace weapon with legitimate home-run speed and the kind of lateral creativity that can turn nothing into six on any snap. Claiborne's 4.37 combine speed an...

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168Max LlewellynDLIowa53

Llewellyn is a long-levered, high-effort edge rusher whose filthy spin move and explosive first step can generate legit NFL pressure on passing downs. The problem is everything ...

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169Jeff CaldwellWRCincinnati53

A freak-athlete dart throw who puts up combine numbers that look like they belong in a video game — 4.31 forty, 42-inch vert, perfect 10.0 RAS at 6-5, 216 — but whose game tape ...

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170Reggie VirgilWRTexas Tech53

Virgil is a long-limbed boundary receiver who makes his money threatening defenses vertically and tracking the deep ball with plus body control — when he has a step, there's no ...

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171Aamil WagnerOLNotre Dame52

Wagner is a long, technically aware right tackle who wins with length management and hand placement rather than brute force — and that's both his calling card and his ceiling li...

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172Thaddeus DixonDBNorth Carolina52

Dixon is a self-made corner whose JUCO-to-Power 4 journey tells you everything about his competitive makeup, but the tape tells a more complicated story. He's sticky in press wi...

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173Keyshaun ElliottLBArizona State52

Old-school thumper who plays with his hair on fire and punishes everything that moves between the tackles. Elliott is a heat-seeking missile against the run — elite balance thro...

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174Pat CooganOLIndiana52

Coogan is the kind of lineman OL coaches fall in love with on the whiteboard — technically polished, mentally sharp, and experienced at both guard and center in gap and zone con...

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175TJ HallDBIowa52

Hall is Iowa's latest Phil Parker-developed defensive back: technically disciplined, physically fearless, and utterly committed to the run game in a way that few cornerbacks are...

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176Enrique Cruz Jr.OLKansas52

A freak athlete masquerading as an offensive lineman, Cruz Jr. turned heads at the combine with a testing profile that ranked among the best guard prospects in history — but the...

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177Cade KlubnikQBClemson51

Klubnik is a rhythm-based touch passer with a legitimately elite release — the ball comes out quick, clean, and catchable at all three levels when the offense is operating on sc...

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178Marlin KleinTEMichigan51

Klein is the ultimate projection bet at tight end — a 6-6, 248-pound former German soccer player whose raw athletic tools flash on seam routes and vertical shots but whose footb...

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179CJ DanielsWRMiami51

Daniels is the kind of possession receiver who makes you wonder if craft can overcome athleticism at the next level. His route running is genuinely advanced — he manipulates ste...

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180Dallen BentleyTEUtah51

A late-blooming, JUCO-transfer tight end who turned one real season of production into legitimate draft buzz with zero drops on 76 targets and a knack for sitting in zone window...

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181Jeremiah WrightOLAuburn51

Wright is a throwback mauler who will bury defenders at the point of attack and make you feel every one of his 348 pounds on gap and power concepts. When Auburn ran duo or pin-p...

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182Kendrick LawWRKentucky51

Law is a twitched-up, compact slot weapon who wins with explosive short-area burst and a willingness to do the dirty work that most receivers with his speed refuse to touch. He'...

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183Nadame TuckerDLWestern Michigan51

Tucker is a late-blooming speed rusher whose 2025 film practically vibrates off the screen — the first step fires like a coiled spring, and once he bends the arc, tackles are wa...

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184Kaelon BlackRBIndiana50

Black is a no-frills, between-the-tackles grinder who wins with patience, low pad level, and a willingness to punish defenders at the point of attack. He lets blocks develop wit...

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185Mikail KamaraDLIndiana50

Kamara is a technician who makes a living embarrassing tackles with a pass-rush toolkit that is deeper than his frame suggests — his swipe-rip combo and speed-to-power conversio...

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186Seth McGowanRBKentucky50

McGowan is a throwback power back who sees it, trusts it, and hits it — his processing speed between the tackles is genuinely impressive, and he runs angry like a man who had fo...

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187Mason ReigerDLWisconsin50

Reiger is a classic late-round developmental edge with explosive athletic traits that leap off the testing sheet and flash on film in short bursts. His get-off is legitimate — h...

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188Ar'maj Reed-AdamsOLTexas A&M50

Reed-Adams is a mauling, phone-booth guard who will flatten whatever is directly in front of him — the problem is everything that isn't directly in front of him. His raw power a...

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189Lorenzo Styles Jr.DBOhio State50

Lorenzo Styles Jr. is a straight-line speed merchant who ran himself onto NFL radar with a historic 4.27 combine 40 — the fastest by a safety since 2003. The former Notre Dame w...

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190Landon RobinsonDLNavy50

A five-foot-eleven wrecking ball who plays with the pad level of a bowling ball and the first step of an edge rusher, Robinson is the most fascinating size-vs-skill case study i...

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191Eli HeidenreichRBNavy49

Swiss Army knife from Navy's Wing-T who defies positional classification — part third-down back, part slot receiver, part kick returner, all football player. Heidenreich's hands...

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192Eli RaridonTENotre Dame49

A 6-6, 245-pound seam stretcher out of Notre Dame's Tight End U pipeline who wins on length, ball tracking, and the kind of stride-length speed that looks slow until it's not. R...

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193Nick BarrettDLSouth Carolina49

Barrett is a classic old-school nose tackle — a 320-pound block-eater who wins with anchor and slow power rather than explosiveness or twitch. He controls run gaps with physical...

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194Cole WisniewskiDBTexas Tech49

Former linebacker turned safety who uses his 6-4 frame and physicality to patrol the middle of the field like a human roadblock. Wisniewski is a tone-setter against the run who ...

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195Cyrus AllenWRCincinnati49

Allen is a twitchy, instinctive slot weapon who wins with deception, release variety, and an advanced understanding of leverage — not with size or physicality. He destroys man c...

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196Jaeden RobertsOLAlabama49

Roberts is a phone-booth mauler with freakish weight-room strength — a 525-lb bench, 805-lb squat, 415-lb power clean — who bulldozes defenders at the point of attack and racks ...

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197Sawyer RobertsonQBBaylor48

Robertson is a gunslinger in every sense — a 6-4, 220-pound frame with a live arm that rips fastballs into tight windows, but a baseball background that bleeds into inconsistent...

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198DJ CampbellOLTexas48

Campbell is a bowling ball in a phone booth — a thick, powerful guard who mauls defenders at the point of attack and creates genuine movement in the run game when blocking downh...

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199Vincent Anthony Jr.DLDuke48

A long-limbed, high-motor pass rusher who wins with length and a quick first step off the edge but desperately needs to add strength and develop a counter-move arsenal to surviv...

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200Lander BartonLBUtah48

Barton is the platonic ideal of a modern sub-package linebacker — a 6-5, 233-pound chess piece who covers ground like a safety and carries tight ends in man coverage like few of...

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201Aaron AndersonWRLSU48

Twitchy, quick-footed slot weapon who wins with precision route running, short-area burst, and an innate ability to find soft spots in zone coverage. Anderson's 2024 breakout (6...

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202Jager BurtonOLKentucky48

Burton is a developmental zone-scheme center whose elite movement skills and outstanding combine showing create a compelling projection despite inconsistent college tape. He's a...

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203Eric RiversWRGeorgia Tech48

Rivers is a speed-first vertical threat whose 4.35 wheels and explosive release off the line force defensive backs to respect the deep ball every snap. His route tree is more de...

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204John Michael GyllenborgTEWyoming48

A former basketball player who didn't pick up a football until his senior year of high school, Gyllenborg is one of the most fascinating developmental bets in this class — a 6-f...

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205Riley NowakowskiTEIndiana48

Nowakowski is a throwback — a former walk-on linebacker who remade himself into the most important unheralded piece of a national championship offense. He is an absolute tone-se...

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206Fa'alili Fa'amoeOLWake Forest47

A DT-to-OT convert who brings wrecking-ball physicality and surprising technical polish for a player with only four years on the offensive side of the ball. Fa'amoe is at his be...

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207Albert RegisDLTexas A&M47

Regis is a compact, low-center-of-gravity nose tackle who makes his living as a gap-plugger and block-eater in the middle of the defensive line. His motor is relentless — he cha...

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208Adam RandallRBClemson47

Randall is one of the most fascinating developmental gambles in this RB class — a 6-3, 232-pound former wide receiver who only played running back for one season and still manag...

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209Skyler Gill-HowardDLTexas Tech47

Gill-Howard is a twitchy, undersized interior disruptor whose explosive first step and wrestling-trained leverage let him knife through gaps before guards can get their hands on...

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210Tyreak SappDLFlorida47

Sapp is a bull-in-a-china-shop run defender who brings legitimate play strength and violent hands to the point of attack — he'll stonewall tight ends and collapse the C-gap agai...

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211Josh CuevasTEAlabama47

A self-made prospect who climbed from Cal Poly walk-on to Alabama starter, Cuevas brings the kind of do-everything reliability that keeps him on the field in the NFL as a TE2 or...

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212Domani JacksonDBAlabama47

Former five-star recruit with legitimate track speed (10.25 100m) who looks the part at 6-1, 194 with plus length, but has never been able to consistently put it together on the...

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213Dae'Quan WrightTEMississippi47

Wright is a tantalizing mismatch weapon who covers ground like a big receiver and produces big plays despite being criminally undertargeted in Lane Kiffin's spread attack. His l...

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214Trey MooreDLTexas47

Twitchy, undersized edge rusher with legitimate get-off and ankle flexion that allows him to flatten around the arc like a player 20 pounds heavier. Moore's pass-rush toolkit is...

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215Fernando CarmonaOLArkansas47

Short-armed, high-IQ interior lineman who wins with grip strength, low pad level, and an ornery competitive streak rather than physical gifts. Carmona is a phone-booth brawler w...

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216Kaden WetjenWRIowa46

Wetjen is the most electric return man to enter the draft since Devin Hester — a generational special teams weapon who set PFF's all-time punt return grade record (95.5) and rew...

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217Luke AltmyerQBIllinois46

Altmyer is the quintessential QB2 prospect — a cerebral, rhythm-based passer who maximizes average physical tools through elite processing, quick release, and an uncommon compet...

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218Desmond ReidRBPittsburgh46

Electric change-of-pace weapon who doubles as a legitimate receiving threat and a dynamic punt returner — Reid gives you three paths to the 53-man roster on day one. His short-a...

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219Red MurdockLBBuffalo46

The FBS all-time leader in forced fumbles, Murdock is an old-school, two-down thumper whose ball-disruption skills are legitimately elite and technique-driven — not a product of...

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220Devon MarshallDBNC State46

Self-proclaimed 'Marshall Island' corner who thrives on the challenge of one-on-one matchups against opposing WR1s. Marshall's elite ball skills and competitive fire carried a m...

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221Jack KellyLBBYU46

Kelly is a chaos agent off the edge who stacks sacks like a part-time pass rusher because that is essentially what he is — a linebacker with plus blitz ability and closing speed...

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222J'Mari TaylorRBVirginia46

Taylor is a compact, patient zone runner who maximizes every crease with outstanding contact balance and a low center of gravity that makes him a nightmare to square up at the s...

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223Robert Spears-JenningsDBOklahoma46

Spears-Jennings is a downhill enforcer who brings legitimate violence in run support — the kind of safety who makes running backs feel him before they see him. His 4.32 combine ...

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224Jadon CanadyDBOregon46

Feisty, instinct-driven nickel corner who reads quarterbacks' eyes like a seasoned veteran and triggers on routes before receivers declare their stems. Canady's competitive fire...

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225Jalon DanielsQBKansas46

Daniels is a fascinating contradiction — an electric dual-threat athlete with tantalizing arm elasticity who never put together enough consistent pocket production across six co...

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226Nolan RucciOLPenn State45

Rucci is a towering 6-foot-8 developmental right tackle with tantalizing physical dimensions and a late-blooming trajectory that screams patience play. After three wasted years ...

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227Eric GentryLBUSC45

Eric Gentry is a true unicorn — a 6-7, 221-pound linebacker with an 86-inch wingspan who moves like he's two inches shorter and twenty pounds lighter. He is devastatingly effect...

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228George Gumbs Jr.DLFlorida45

A walk-on-to-SEC-starter conversion story with legitimate twitch and rare lower-body explosion, but the tape still screams developmental project with a compressed defensive time...

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229Micah MorrisOLGeorgia45

Morris is a physically gifted mauler with freakish athletic testing who waited five years at Georgia to finally start — and when he did, he earned PFF All-SEC honors. The tools ...

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230Xavier NwankpaDBIowa45

Five-star pedigree finally showed up in his senior year, but the tape tells you Nwankpa is a box safety who happens to have free safety tools. When he triggers downhill, he's a ...

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231Le'Veon MossRBTexas A&M45

Moss is a decisive, downhill runner who hits the hole with urgency and punishes arm tacklers — the kind of back who wears on defenses in the fourth quarter. His vision and patie...

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232Bishop FitzgeraldDBUSC45

A converted quarterback who reads route concepts like he's still calling them from the other side of the ball, Fitzgerald is the most productive ballhawk in this safety class — ...

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233Jalen StromanDBNotre Dame45

Stroman is a heat-seeking missile in the box — a downhill enforcer who fills alleys with violence and triggers on the run faster than most safeties in this class. He'll erase ti...

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234Chase RobertsWRBYU45

Big-bodied possession receiver who wins with size, positioning, and route savvy rather than explosive athleticism. Roberts uses his 6-3, 209-pound frame to box out defenders and...

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235Bryson EasonDLTennessee45

Converted linebacker who grew into a reliable interior anchor across three years as a starter in the SEC trenches. Eason wins with leverage and functional play strength, sitting...

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236Quintayvious HutchinsDLBoston College44

Hutchins is a late-developing, undersized edge rusher who plays with a relentless motor and a nasty streak that belies his 233-pound frame. His Senior Bowl performance — three T...

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237Keagen TrostOLMissouri44

Trost is the ultimate late-bloomer story — a four-school journeyman who posted the best PFF grade of any offensive lineman in America during his final college season at Missouri...

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238Max BredesonRBMichigan44

Bredeson is the kind of player NFL coaches love — a selfless, physical lead blocker who makes everyone around him better and never shows up on the stat sheet. Michigan was nearl...

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239Anez CooperOLMiami44

Cooper is a massive, phone-booth mauler at 6-6, 345 pounds who uses his length and functional play-strength to stall defenders at the point of attack early in reps. He's a legit...

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240Caleb DouglasWRTexas Tech44

Long, fluid perimeter target who wins with length, ball tracking, and a deceptively full route tree rather than blazing separation speed. Douglas is a catch-radius merchant — hi...

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241Carver WillisOLWashington44

Willis is a technician at a position that rewards brains and hands over raw physical gifts — the kind of guard who wins his assignment in a zone scheme because he's always on ti...

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242Noah WhittingtonRBOregon44

Whittington is a lunch-pail runner who wins with patience, pad level, and a violent first step into the hole — not with speed or wiggle that'll make SportsCenter. He presses the...

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243Tyren MontgomeryWRJohn Carroll44

A basketball-to-football conversion project with a tantalizing ceiling and a paper-thin football resume. Montgomery's basketball instincts translate directly to his release pack...

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244Caden BarnettOLWyoming44

Old-school phone booth mauler who wins with heavy hands and a low center of gravity at the point of attack, not with finesse or lateral agility. Barnett can dig out down linemen...

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245Owen HeineckeLBOklahoma44

Heinecke is a point-and-shoot missile who plays with relentless downhill aggression and an infectious motor, but his toolbox is narrower than his production suggests. The former...

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246Roman HembyRBIndiana43

Hemby is the quintessential 'no-nonsense committee back' — a patient, one-cut runner who processes blocks well and consistently takes what the scheme gives him, but rarely creat...

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247Jam MillerRBAlabama43

Compact, low-to-the-ground thumper who runs behind his pads and punishes linebackers in the hole — the kind of back who makes his money on second-and-short when the chains need ...

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248Barion BrownWRLSU43

Barion Brown is a track-speed flyer who makes defenses honest with his ability to take the top off on any snap, but four years of college film have yet to produce consistent evi...

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249Andre FullerDBToledo43

Big, physical press corner with legitimate NFL size and length who spent one year as a full-time starter and made it count with First-Team All-MAC honors and a Shrine Bowl that ...

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250Wesley WilliamsDLDuke43

High-motor, undersized edge defender who lives in opponents' backfields and makes his money with relentless effort and quickness off the ball. Williams won't wow you with measur...

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251DJ RogersTETCU43

A patient, late-blooming receiving tight end who spent five years at TCU before emerging as a senior starter with functional route-running savvy and reliable hands in the short-...

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252Malik BensonWROregon43

Benson is a field-stretching vertical threat whose track-caliber speed warps coverage shells before he even breaks from the line. He tracks the deep ball beautifully, holds his ...

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253Riley MahlmanOLWisconsin43

Mahlman is a massive, Wisconsin-bred mauler who wins with sheer size and anchor strength in the run game, caving in defenders on down blocks and controlling the point of attack ...

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254DeShon SingletonDBNebraska43

Singleton is a long, physical box safety who brings legitimate size (6-3, 205, 32 7/8" arms) and explosive jumping ability to the table, but his NFL path runs through special te...

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255James BrockermeyerOLMiami (FL)43

Brockermeyer is a pedigree-rich, undersized center who plays bigger than his 297 pounds through exceptional leverage, intelligence, and sheer competitive fire. He won't wow you ...

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256Robert Henry Jr.RBUTSA42

Henry is a lightning-in-a-bottle change-of-pace back whose vision in zone concepts and breakaway home-run speed are legitimate NFL traits — the 177-yard explosion against Texas ...

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257Febechi NwaiwuOLOklahoma42

Nwaiwu is a phone-booth brawler at guard whose vice-like grip and rooted base let him absolutely wall off bull rushers — the 91.6 PFF pass-blocking grade in the SEC is not a flu...

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258Deven EasternDLMinnesota42

Eastern is a long-armed, high-effort interior lineman who wins with quickness off the snap and relentless pursuit more than with refined technique or overwhelming power. He cont...

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259Matthew HibnerTESMU42

A late-blooming, high-effort tight end who spent four invisible years at Michigan before reinventing himself at SMU, Hibner's calling card is his fluid athleticism and surprisin...

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260Diego PaviaQBVanderbilt42

Pavia is a walking contradiction — a Heisman finalist with a UDFA projection, an undersized brawler who beat Alabama twice and still can't convince scouts he belongs in the leag...

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261Tristan LeighOLClemson42

Former five-star recruit with a prototypical NFL tackle frame at 6-6, 310 who never quite cashed in on the pedigree at Clemson. Leigh plays with a nasty edge and flashes real pl...

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263Logan FanoDLUtah42

Logan Fano is a big, physical edge defender who wins with effort, strength at the point of attack, and a blue-collar run defense profile that NFL coaches can plug into early-dow...

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264Harrison Wallace IIIWRMississippi42

Wallace is a vertically-oriented receiver with decent size and the acceleration to threaten safeties over the top, but his 4.54 combine 40 raises real questions about whether hi...

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265Eric O'NeillDLRutgers42

O'Neill is a technical, high-motor edge rusher who compensates for below-average NFL measurables with exceptional pass-rush IQ, cross-body rush technique, and alignment versatil...

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266J. Michael SturdivantWRFlorida41

WR prospect from Florida. Projected UDFA.

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267Zavion ThomasWRLSU41

Thomas is a human joystick whose 4.28 combine speed is the headliner on an otherwise thin WR resume. He spent most of his college career as a return specialist and gadget piece,...

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268Patrick PaytonDLLSU41

Payton is the definition of a tools-over-production edge rusher — a 6-foot-6 frame with arms that go on forever and enough twitch to flash elite bend around the arc, but a frust...

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269Jimmy RolderLBMichigan41

Rolder is a thumping, downhill linebacker who plays like his hair is on fire — Daniel Jeremiah compared him to Evel Knievel for his fearlessness attacking anything that moves. H...

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270Logan TaylorOLBoston College41

Oversized swing-interior lineman who brings legitimate positional versatility and enough play strength to stick as a depth piece in a run-first system. Taylor's calling card is ...

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271Justin JeffersonLBAlabama41

Jefferson is a modern WILL linebacker who wins with pursuit speed, instincts, and an oversized motor stuffed into an undersized frame. He closes on ball carriers and underneath ...

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272Jalen HuskeyDBMaryland41

Former corner who transitioned to safety and brought a coverage-first toolkit that is rare for the position — Huskey blankets tight ends and slot receivers with legitimate man-c...

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273Lewis BondWRBoston College41

Bond is the quintessential 'last man on the 53' slot receiver — a fearless chain-mover with a low drop rate and savvy zone-coverage reads who will frustrate defenses with his re...

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274Colbie YoungWRGeorgia41

Young is the kind of receiver who makes you squint at the tape and see a starting NFL X-receiver trapped inside a career of bad breaks and bad decisions. At 6-5 and 220 with a v...

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275Nyjalik KellyDLUCF41

Long-levered edge setter with the longest arms measured among edge rushers at the 2026 combine and a motor that doesn't quit. Kelly wins with effort and length rather than explo...

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276Namdi ObiazorLBTCU40

Safety-turned-linebacker who brings a defensive back's instincts and coverage fluidity to the second level but lacks the size and explosiveness NFL teams covet at the position. ...

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278Scooby WilliamsLBTexas A&M40

Williams is a projectable Will linebacker with legitimate sideline-to-sideline range, closing burst, and positional versatility — but the tape is a rollercoaster. When healthy a...

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280Fred Davis IIDBNorthwestern40

Former five-star recruit who never lived up to his billing at Clemson, bounced through UCF and Jacksonville State, and finally put together a steady if unspectacular season as a...

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282Devin VoisinWRSouth Alabama40

Voisin is a savvy, mature slot receiver who wins with precision route running and football IQ rather than explosive physical traits. He was the best receiver on the field during...

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284Toriano Pride Jr.DBMissouri40

Pride is a twitchy, competitive slot corner prospect who plays with confident aggression and a nose for the football — four interceptions and 12 pass breakups across two SEC sea...

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285Lake McReeTEUSC40

McRee is a smooth-moving, pass-catching tight end whose best trait is his ball skills — he high-points throws, wins contested-catch situations, and dropped just two passes acros...

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286Joe FagnanoQBUConn39

Fagnano is one of the most efficient college passers in America on paper but a limited physical projection at the NFL level. He's a timing-based distributor who protects the foo...

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287Romello BrinsonWRSMU39

Long-striding vertical threat who can run under deep balls and track them naturally over his shoulder, but there isn't much else in the toolbox right now. Brinson's route tree i...

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288Wydett Williams Jr.DBMississippi39

A physical, downhill safety who earned his way from Division II Delta State to the SEC — and held his own against big-boy competition in a playoff-caliber Ole Miss defense. Will...

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289James Thompson Jr.DLIllinois39

Thompson is a throwback big man — a 6-6, 300-plus-pound defensive lineman who wins with length, leverage, and an unrelenting motor rather than any kind of explosive athleticism....

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290Kendal DanielsLBOklahoma39

Daniels is one of the most unique defensive chess pieces in this draft — a 6-5, 242-pound safety-turned-linebacker who thrived in Oklahoma's 'Cheetah' role, carrying receivers d...

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291Donaven McCulleyWRMichigan39

McCulley is a projection-over-production bet — a converted quarterback with tantalizing size at 6-4½ and 10¼-inch hands who wins at the catch point by high-pointing and boxing o...

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292Ethan BurkeDLTexas39

Burke is a long-limbed, high-effort power rusher who wins with brute strength and relentless motor rather than explosive athleticism. At 6-6, 269 with an 83-inch wingspan, he us...

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293Athan KaliakmanisQBRutgers39

System-dependent passer who thrives within structure — play-action, RPO concepts, and the quick game are his bread and butter, and he runs them with the poise of a four-year sta...

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294Xavian Sorey Jr.LBArkansas39

Former five-star recruit who took the scenic route to NFL draft relevance, finally putting it together with back-to-back productive seasons at Arkansas. Sorey is a smooth, rangy...

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295Vinny Anthony IIWRWisconsin39

Field-stretching deep threat whose game speed plays faster than his stopwatch, stacking corners on vertical routes with a deceptive burst that doesn't show up in a 4.54 forty. A...

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296Miles KitselmanTETennessee38

Old-school, in-line blocking tight end who does the dirty work that modern offenses still desperately need but rarely draft with premium capital. Kitselman was a physical cataly...

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297Hank BeattyWRIllinois38

Scrappy, undersized slot receiver who wins with craft over the middle, reliable hands, and legitimate open-field juice that makes him a dynamic punt returner. Beatty's quarterba...

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298Jaylon GuilbeauDBTexas38

Guilbeau is a competitive, instinct-driven corner who built his reputation as a sticky nickel defender at Texas before transitioning to the boundary for his senior year — a move...

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299James NealOLIowa State38

A basketball-convert-turned-offensive-lineman who oozes raw athleticism but is still catching up to the technical demands of the position after only six total years of football ...

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300Dean ConnorsRBHouston38

Connors is a throwback satellite back who wins his roster spot in the passing game and on third downs. His route-running suddenness against linebackers flashed at the Shrine Bow...

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301Marcus AllenDBNorth Carolina38

Long, physical boundary corner who wins at the line with press technique and uses 32 3/8-inch arms to disrupt releases and crowd receivers at the catch point. Allen is a man-cov...

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302D.Q. SmithDBSouth Carolina38

Dependable SEC safety who won't wow you with splash plays but brings the kind of steady, assignment-sound approach that keeps defensive coordinators sleeping at night. Smith is ...

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304Austin BrownDBWisconsin38

Austin Brown is a tools-over-tape safety whose elite Pro Day performance forced scouts to take a second look at a player who spent most of his Wisconsin career as a rotational p...

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305Caden FordhamLBNC State38

Fordham is the quintessential production-over-projection linebacker — he led all Power 4 linebackers in tackles during 2025, earned first-team All-ACC honors, and quarterbacked ...

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306Giovanni El-HadiOLMichigan38

Blue-collar Michigan guard who embodies the program's trench identity — physical, technically sound, and tough enough to grind through a five-year wait for his shot. El-Hadi is ...

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307Karson ShararLBIowa38

Sharar is the kind of high-IQ, low-ceiling linebacker who keeps defensive coordinators up at night debating whether to draft him or sign him as a UDFA. He diagnoses fast, trigge...

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308Kolbey TaylorDBVanderbilt38

Taylor is a physical specimen at cornerback — 6-3, 190 pounds with a 40-inch vertical, 11-foot-2 broad jump, and three appearances on Bruce Feldman's Freaks List. The Tariq Wool...

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309Aidan HubbardDLNorthwestern38

Relentless effort-based edge rusher who carved out a productive five-year career in the Big Ten, climbing to fifth on Northwestern's all-time sack list with 20.5 career takedown...

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311Michael HeldmanDLCentral Michigan37

Production monster from the MAC who backed it up against Power Four tackles at the Shrine Bowl with a savvy spin move that showed legitimate pass-rush nuance. At 6-4, 260, Heldm...

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312Declan WilliamsLBIncarnate Word37

High-motor FCS edge/linebacker hybrid who brings relentless effort and surprising positional versatility to every snap. Williams is at his best firing downhill into backfields —...

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313Jackson KuwatchDLMiami (OH)37

Former Ohio State walk-on who found a home at Miami (OH) and absolutely erupted as a fifth-year senior, racking up 109 tackles, 10 TFLs, and 5 sacks while captaining a champions...

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314Bauer SharpTELSU37

A converted quarterback who has only been playing tight end since 2022, Sharp is a developmental projection whose NFL value lives in his alignment versatility, competitive tough...

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315David BlayDLMiami (FL)37

A D-II-to-ACC climber who earned rotational snaps on a Miami defense that reached the national championship game, Blay is a physical, technically sound interior defender whose b...

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319Jarod WashingtonDBSouth Carolina State37

Long, twitchy zone corner who turned the MEAC into his personal ball-hawking lab — 33 career pass breakups and 4 interceptions in just 25 games. Washington's instincts and trigg...

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320Kentrel BullockRBSouth Alabama37

Old-school, between-the-tackles thumper who wins through sheer physicality and effort rather than creativity or athleticism. Bullock's dense 205-pound frame and elite contact ba...

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321Dillon WadeOLAuburn37

Wade is a light-footed, hyper-athletic guard who can move like a running back pulling across the formation — he's one of the best movers at the position in this class and finds ...

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322Gary Smith IIIDLUCLA37

Smith is a low-to-the-ground space-eater who wins with natural leverage and sheer mass at the point of attack. He's at his best when asked to two-gap, occupy blockers, and contr...

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323Michael WorthamWRMontana37

Wortham is a Swiss-army-knife skill player whose path to an NFL roster runs through the return game and jet-sweep concepts, not the wide receiver depth chart. At 5-8 and 182 pou...

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324Joe CooperOLSlippery Rock37

A Division II mauler with an enormous frame who earned his way to the Shrine Bowl as the only DII player on the roster — and held his own. Cooper's best path to an NFL roster is...

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325Evan BeerntsenOLNorthwestern37

Blue-collar guard who transferred from two FCS national championship teams at South Dakota State and immediately proved he could hold up in Big Ten trenches, not allowing a sing...

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326Dan VillariTESyracuse37

Villari is a Swiss Army knife tight end whose QB-to-TE conversion story is the headline, but whose underneath receiving reliability and competitive toughness are the real sellin...

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327Cameron BallDLArkansas37

Ball is a dependable, assignment-sound interior defender who does his best work eating blocks and freeing up linebackers — the type of nose tackle whose impact never shows up on...

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328Avery SmithDBToledo37

Former high school quarterback who converted to cornerback at Toledo and has only two full years of starting experience — and it shows in his upside-meets-rawness profile. Smith...

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329Jaydn OttRBOklahoma37

Ott is a maddening evaluation — a player whose 2022-2023 Cal tape shows a patient, explosive one-cut runner with legitimate three-down upside, but whose last two years of injuri...

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330Ceyair WrightDBNebraska37

Ceyair Wright is a long, fluid boundary corner with legitimate track speed who quietly anchored one of the nation's best pass defenses. He plays with instinctual route recogniti...

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331Devan BoykinDBIndiana36

Swiss-army-knife safety who thrived as the connective tissue of Indiana's national championship defense — the kind of player coaches love and draft analysts overlook. Boykin's e...

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332Joshua BraunOLKentucky36

A well-traveled SEC road grader with tackle-length arms and guard-sized mass who wins with positioning and active feet rather than explosive power. Braun's pass protection is hi...

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333Jeadyn LukusDBClemson36

Former five-star recruit with prototypical outside corner size at 6-2, 200 pounds and 33-inch arms whose Clemson career never matched the recruiting hype. Lukus wins in man cove...

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334Chris Hilton Jr.WRLSU36

Hilton is the ultimate what-if prospect in this class — a former blue-chip recruit with legitimate 4.41 speed, a 7-foot high jump, and the kind of explosive athleticism that sto...

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335Jack PyburnDLLSU36

Pyburn is a blue-collar edge-setter who will never wow you with pass rush wins but will anchor a run defense and play with his hair on fire every single snap. At 6'4", 258 pound...

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336Chip TrayanumRBToledo36

A well-traveled college journeyman who finally got a full workload in year six and delivered a First-Team All-MAC campaign at Toledo. Trayanum is a bowling ball between the tack...

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337Alex HarkeyOLOregon36

Harkey is a big, nasty mauler who wants to bury people and plays every snap like he has a personal grudge. His run-blocking power and finishing mentality are legitimate — he'll ...

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338Kejon OwensRBFlorida International36

A blue-collar, between-the-tackles grinder who set FIU's single-season rushing record by doing the dirty work nobody else wanted. Owens runs with excellent pad level and contact...

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339Cian SloneDLNC State36

Slone is a high-motor EDGE/LB tweener who makes his living on effort plays, physicality, and a willingness to hunt the ball carrier from sideline to sideline. The JACK role at N...

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340Travis BurkeOLMemphis36

Burke is a physical anomaly — a near-6'9, 325-pound mauler with 34-inch arms who can bury defenders in the run game when he gets his hands on them. His drive-blocking talent is ...

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341RJ MarylandTESMU36

Maryland is an alignment-versatile pass catcher with explosive athleticism who can threaten seams and create mismatches from the slot, inline, or flexed wide. His 4.51 combine 4...

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342David GustaDLKentucky36

Gusta is the kind of high-effort, low-production interior defender that a good DL coach will love on the practice field and hate on the stat sheet. He brings genuine violence to...

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343Keelan MarionWRMiami (FL)36

Dynamic return specialist first, developing receiver second — Marion is the kind of Swiss Army knife who can carve out a roster spot on Day 1 with his kick return ability alone,...

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344Jaden DuggerLBLouisiana-Lafayette36

Dugger is a freakish physical specimen — a former Georgetown safety who added 40+ pounds and converted to off-ball linebacker at Louisiana without losing any of his coverage flu...

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345Bryan Thomas Jr.DLSouth Carolina36

A four-year developmental project at South Carolina who finally put it together as a senior with eight sacks and third-team All-SEC honors, Thomas Jr. is a high-motor, undersize...

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346Garrett DiGiorgioOLUCLA36

Oversized swing lineman who has made a five-year career out of doing the dirty work nobody else wants — 49 starts across three positions at UCLA, showing the kind of veteran sav...

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347Jordan HudsonWRSMU36

Former five-star recruit who never lived up to the high school hype through four college seasons but flashed enough tools in a breakout senior year at SMU to earn a Senior Bowl ...

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348Kobe BaynesOLKansas36

Baynes is a high-floor, low-ceiling interior lineman who wins with length, awareness, and controlled aggression rather than athletic traits. His 81.5-inch wingspan is rare for a...

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349Aaron GravesDLIowa36

Graves is a fascinating contradiction: one of the most productive interior pass rushers in the Big Ten over the last two years whose tape shows a player who still hasn't put it ...

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350Dane KeyWRNebraska36

Key is a big-bodied boundary receiver who wins with football IQ, physicality at the catch point, and a surprising feel for exposing zone coverage over the intermediate area. At ...

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351Emmanuel Henderson Jr.WRKansas35

A former five-star running back recruit who converted to wide receiver at Alabama and finally got meaningful reps in his one season at Kansas, Henderson is a raw, toolsy vertica...

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352Jacob ThomasDBJames Madison35

Former walk-on turned team captain who plays with a reckless, downhill mentality and a motor that never quits. Thomas is at his best as a box safety — flying into the run game, ...

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353Miles ScottDBIllinois35

A former walk-on wide receiver who converted to safety and used his offensive background to become one of the more instinctive ball-hawks in the Big Ten. Scott's route recogniti...

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354Wesley BissaintheLBMiami35

Experienced three-year starter who processes blocks and play direction well enough to be a reliable second-level defender in zone-heavy schemes, but whose physical limitations c...

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355Isaiah NwokobiaDBSMU35

Nwokobia is a throwback box safety who processes information faster than he moves — his elite pre-snap recognition and play diagnosis allow him to consistently arrive at the bal...

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356Noah ThomasWRGeorgia35

A towering 6-5 frame with legitimate deep speed makes Thomas one of the more physically intriguing Day 3 receiver prospects in this class, even if the production never quite cau...

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357Jalen CatalonDBMissouri35

Old-school enforcer safety who plays with a reckless, downhill mentality that belies his 5-10 frame — Catalon hits like a player who doesn't know he's undersized. His best footb...

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358West WeeksLBLSU35

West Weeks is the definition of a gritty, culture-first linebacker who scratched and clawed his way into a meaningful role during his final season at LSU. After four years as a ...

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359Josh MotenDBSouthern Miss35

Ball-hawking zone corner with elite instincts and a nose for the football — 10 interceptions over his final two college seasons aren't a fluke, they're a calling card. Moten's l...

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360Caullin LacyWRLouisville35

Quick-twitch slot weapon and dynamic return man whose lateral agility and RAC ability make him a legitimate headache for defenses in space — when the offense schemes touches for...

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362Haynes KingQBGeorgia Tech35

Haynes King is the kind of prospect who makes you rethink what a late-round quarterback can be — a 4.46 runner with a track background, elite competitive fire, and a deep-ball a...

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363Dalton JohnsonDBArizona35

Converted athlete with a fascinating trajectory — quarterback in high school, receiver in his first year at Arizona, nickel in 2023, and free safety by 2024 — Johnson's football...

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364Ethan OnianwaOLOhio State35

A massive, high-cut mauler whose sheer size and finishing power in the run game are impossible to ignore — when Onianwa gets his hands on you, it's over. But the tape tells two ...

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365Alan HerronOLMaryland35

Herron is a power-first interior projection whose NFL future lives between the guard spots, not on the edge. He delivers real pop on down blocks and double-teams and owns a firm...

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366Reuben UnijeOLUCLA35

Unije is a length-and-leverage tackle who wins reps early with excellent strike timing and a 35-inch arm span that keeps defenders at bay before they can get into his frame. Whe...

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367Skyler ThomasDBOregon State35

A two-year starter at strong safety who led Oregon State in tackles in consecutive seasons and served as a team captain, Thomas is a fill-the-box defender whose best work comes ...

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368Ahmari HarveyDBGeorgia Tech35

Harvey is a physical, competitive boundary corner who plays bigger than his measurables and brings a nasty streak that NFL defensive coordinators will appreciate. His best footb...

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369CJ DonaldsonRBOhio State35

Donaldson is a throwback goal-line hammer who converts short-yardage situations with his 6-2, 230-pound frame and punishing contact balance. He scored 40 career rushing touchdow...

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370Lance MasonTEWisconsin35

A Missouri Valley FCS product who transferred up to Wisconsin and immediately became the Badgers' most reliable receiving weapon in an offense that couldn't settle on a quarterb...

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371Collin WrightDBStanford34

Wright is a cerebral, zone-first cornerback who processes the game like a coach's son — his route recognition, communication, and ability to pass off receivers in zone concepts ...

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372Khalil DinkinsTEPenn State34

Dinkins is a blocking-specialist tight end who carries the Penn State 'Tight End U' pedigree but none of the receiving production that got Warren, Johnson, and Strange drafted a...

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373Jackie MarshallDLBaylor34

Twitchy, undersized 3-technique with legitimate lateral agility — his best-in-class 20-yard shuttle at the combine confirmed what the tape flashes. Marshall wins early or not at...

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374Clay PattersonDLStanford34

Patterson is a well-traveled interior defensive lineman who made the long jump from Ivy League dominance to ACC competence — and that's both his calling card and his ceiling que...

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375Behren MortonQBTexas Tech34

Morton is a quick-game operator with sneaky arm talent — his 61 mph combine velocity shocked evaluators and puts him in Josh Allen/Mahomes territory on the gun — but the arm str...

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376Jordan van den BergDLGeorgia Tech34

A freakishly strong interior defender who treats every snap like a bar fight at the point of attack. Van den Berg is a true run-stuffing DT who anchors gaps, holds the point, an...

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377Dillon BellWRGeorgia34

Built like a gadget weapon, Bell is at his best when the ball is put in his hands via manufactured touches — jet sweeps, quick hitches, and designed carries that let his late-ro...

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378Brent AustinDBCalifornia34

Austin is a ball-hawking nickel corner whose instincts and timing at the catch point far exceed what his physical profile suggests. He racked up 25 career pass breakups across t...

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379Rahsul FaisonRBSouth Carolina34

Physical, patient runner who makes his living between the tackles by setting up blocks and cutting off contact with surprisingly nimble feet for a 220-pound frame. Faison's call...

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380Chris AdamsOLMemphis34

A college left tackle who profiles as a potential guard convert at the next level, Adams is an experienced, steady blocker with three years of starting experience across two pro...

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381TJ GuyDLMichigan34

A late bloomer who spent three years developing behind Michigan's conveyor belt of NFL defensive ends before emerging as a productive rotational piece in 2024. Guy's pass-rush e...

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382Jalen McMurrayDBTennessee34

Versatile nickel/STAR defender who played a critical role in Tennessee's secondary after the Boo Carter departure, bringing physicality and eye discipline to the slot. McMurray ...

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383Connor TollisonOLMissouri34

Mobile zone-scheme center with 40+ career SEC starts and the footwork to execute reach blocks and climb to the second level as well as any pivot in this class. Tollison's latera...

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384Jeffrey M'baDLSMU34

M'ba is a physical curiosity more than a proven commodity — a 6-5½, 316-pound defensive lineman with 33⅝-inch arms, rare movement skills for his frame, and a life story that rea...

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385Keyshawn James-NewbyDLNew Mexico34

James-Newby is a late-blooming speed rusher whose elite bend and relentless motor made him one of the most productive pass rushers in all of college football — regardless of con...

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386Joey AguilarQBTennessee34

Aguilar is a scheme-dependent pocket passer who thrived in Josh Heupel's tempo offense but faces serious questions about whether his production translates outside that system. T...

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387Brandon ClevelandDLN.C. State34

Squat, powerful nose tackle who earns his keep by muddying the A-gaps and forcing double teams on early downs. Cleveland's heavy hands and natural anchor make him a plug-and-pla...

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388Myles RowserDBArizona State34

Tone-setting box safety who plays like he's trying to send someone to the shadow realm on every snap. Rowser's tackling volume is absurd — 251 career tackles across four seasons...

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389Cole BrevardDLTexas34

Brevard is a massive, old-school space-eater who makes his living anchoring against double teams and clogging interior gaps so linebackers can run free. At nearly 350 pounds wit...

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390Jayden WilliamsOLMississippi34

A gritty, self-made SEC tackle whose career arc tells you more about his character than his physical ceiling. Williams has flashed legitimate pass-protection ability — his 90.9 ...

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391Aaron HallDLDuke33

Versatile interior lineman with the length, anchor, and motor to occupy blockers and eat up space in the middle of a defensive front. Hall is a run-stuffing two-gapper at his co...

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393Dontae BalfourDBTexas Tech33

Long, physical corner with a proven track record of getting his hands on the football — 30 career passes defended across three programs tells you this isn't a fluke. Balfour's l...

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394Terry WebbDLSMU33

Experienced, well-built defensive tackle who took a winding JUCO-to-Sun Belt-to-ACC path and put together a legitimate breakout season at SMU with 5.5 sacks and 7.0 TFL in 2025....

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395Curtis AllenRBVirginia Union33

A downhill bully-ball runner who put up historically absurd numbers at the Division II level — 2,409 yards and 30 touchdowns in 12 games — Allen is the kind of prospect who forc...

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396Blake CottonDBUtah33

A long, physical outside corner who earned a starting job at Utah after transferring from the FCS level at UC Davis. Cotton's 6-2 frame and willingness to play press man are his...

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397Ka'ena DecambraOLArizona33

Versatile interior lineman who played guard, tackle, and center across four years at Hawaii and one at Arizona — the kind of Swiss Army knife that practice-squad-to-53 roster ba...

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398Delby LemieuxOLDartmouth33

Lemieux is the kind of small-school developmental interior lineman that slips through the cracks unless you pay attention to Senior Bowl week — and he made people pay attention....

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399Kalil AlexanderDLTexas State33

Alexander is a hyper-productive Sun Belt pass rusher whose PFF grades scream louder than his draft stock. A 90.1 pass-rush grade and a 29.4% win rate — nearly five points clear ...

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400Mark GronowskiQBIowa33

Gronowski is a throwback quarterback — a 235-pound winner with bruising rushing ability who carried Iowa's offense on his legs with 16 rushing touchdowns in 2025, tied for the B...

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401Seydou TraoreTEMississippi State33

A converted soccer goalkeeper from London who is still learning football fundamentals, Traore plays like a big slot receiver more than a traditional tight end — fluid in space, ...

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402Jamal HaynesRBGeorgia Tech33

Former wide receiver who transitioned to running back as a redshirt sophomore and immediately became Georgia Tech's most productive ball carrier in half a decade — but the 2025 ...

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403DJ HarveyDBUSC33

Harvey is a zone-coverage technician with legitimate ball skills and the football IQ to jump routes and make plays on the football — his 2024 San Jose State tape is compelling w...

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404Izavion MillerOLAuburn33

A big-framed JUCO product who logged three years of SEC starting reps at right tackle and has the size teams covet in a developmental swing tackle. Miller is at his best in the ...

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405P.J. WilliamsOLSMU33

Williams is one of the most tantalizing athletic packages at offensive tackle in this cycle — a former basketball standout who moves like a man 40 pounds lighter, with an explos...

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406Dorion StrawnOLTexas State33

Strawn is a projectable guard prospect hiding behind a tackle label at Texas State — a smooth-footed, 6-6, 315-pound athlete who mirrors pass rushers with impressive tempo contr...

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407Josh ThompsonOLLSU33

Thompson is a steady, technically sound interior lineman whose calling card is pass protection reliability — he didn't allow a sack over his final 18 games at Northwestern and p...

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408Jahiem LawsonDLClemson33

DL prospect from Clemson. Projected UDFA.

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409Wendell Moe Jr.OLTennessee33

Moe is a phone-booth mauler who has built a career on keeping his quarterback clean — his PFF pass-blocking grades have been elite at guard since 2023, and he allowed just two s...

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410Bryce FosterOLKansas33

Massive, physically imposing center with a track-and-field pedigree that gives him rare explosive power at the point of attack. Foster's phone booth strength and finisher's ment...

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411Tyre WestDLTennessee32

West is a thick, powerful SEC defensive end who earned his stripes as a rotational run defender behind one of the best defensive lines in the country at Tennessee. He plays with...

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412Jaren KanakTEOklahoma32

Kanak is a converted linebacker masquerading as a tight end — and that's exactly what makes him interesting. The 4.52 combine speed in a 234-pound frame gives him legitimate sea...

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413Derek SimmonsOLOklahoma32

Simmons is a natural knee-bender with functional athleticism and surprising pass protection feel for a player who climbed from DII to the SEC in five years. His pad level and fo...

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414Rene KongaDLLouisville32

Konga is a late-blooming Canadian import who finally put it together in his age-24 season at Louisville, earning Second-Team All-ACC honors and a top-100 PFF grade on the streng...

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415Micah PettusOLFlorida State32

Pettus is a human eclipse at 6-foot-7, 349 pounds — a right tackle whose sheer mass and arm length create a comically wide blocking surface that smaller edge rushers simply cann...

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416Tanner ArkinTEIllinois32

Old-school, block-first tight end who earns his keep at the point of attack and on special teams — not on the stat sheet. Arkin is a steamrolling run blocker who sets edges, lea...

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417Dominic BaileyDLTennessee32

Veteran defensive lineman who spent six years in the Tennessee trenches and showed enough positional flexibility to earn respect, if not headlines. Bailey's best trait is his av...

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418Jameson GeersTEMinnesota32

A late bloomer out of Minnesota's blocking-first tight end pipeline, Geers is a big-bodied in-line target who waited years behind Brevyn Spann-Ford before finally emerging as a ...

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419Dayon HayesDLTexas A&M32

A well-traveled journeyman edge rusher who has bounced from Pitt to Colorado to Texas A&M, Hayes brings SEC-tested experience and a quick first step that generates pressure off ...

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420Jalil FarooqWRMaryland32

Farooq is a versatile, scheme-flexible receiver whose calling card is crafty route-running and YAC ability — not high-end physical separation. He manipulates defenders with temp...

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421Devean DealDLTCU32

Devean Deal is a developmental edge rusher with intriguing positional versatility and a high-effort motor who carved out a productive two-year stint at TCU after transferring fr...

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422Rocco SpindlerOLNebraska32

A mauler in the phone booth who wins with grip strength, leverage, and an old-school mean streak that coaches fall in love with. Spindler anchors well against power rushers and ...

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423Marvin Jones Jr.DLOklahoma32

Marvin Jones Jr. is the textbook five-star bust reclamation project — a freakishly-built edge rusher whose college production has never come close to matching the tools that mad...

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424Ahmaad MosesDBSMU32

Moses is a classic 'read-and-react' free safety who makes his living off elite instincts and ball-hawking ability — the kind of guy who picks off Carson Beck twice in an upset o...

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425Miller MossQBLouisville32

Rhythm passer with a lightning-quick release who can dissect defenses from the pocket when the protection holds up — but that's the whole story. Moss processes well at the short...

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426Isaiah JattaOLBYU32

Old-school mauler who brings genuine violence to the run game and plays with a finisher's mentality that will endear him to offensive line coaches everywhere. Jatta's anchor is ...

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427Dariel DjabomeLBRutgers32

Productive Canadian-born inside linebacker who racked up 192 career tackles at Rutgers with the kind of toughness and leadership intangibles that Greg Schiano demands. Djabome i...

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428Jayden Virgin-MorganDLBoise State32

A long-armed, athletic edge rusher who exploded for back-to-back double-digit TFL seasons at Boise State, Virgin-Morgan wins with length, effort, and a developing pass-rush arse...

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429Jalen WalthallWRIncarnate Word32

Walthall is a vertical-plane field-stretcher who wins with acceleration off the line and the ability to track the deep ball — the kind of guy who can turn a nine route into six ...

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430Jakari FosterDBLouisiana Tech32

Foster is a ballhawking safety who led the nation in interceptions and earned AP First-Team All-American honors out of Conference USA — the kind of stat line that demands attent...

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431Damonic WilliamsDLOklahoma31

A dense, low-center-of-gravity nose tackle who wins with mass, positioning, and sheer stubbornness at the point of attack. Williams is a gap-plugger first and foremost — he'll e...

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432Jerry WilsonDBFlorida State31

Undersized zone-coverage corner who survives on instincts, ball production, and football intelligence rather than anything resembling an NFL prototype frame. Wilson has been a b...

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433Wade WoodazLBClemson31

Woodaz is a long, rangy linebacker with a safety background who does his best work flying downhill in gap-shooting situations and blitzing from depth. At 6-4/235, the Clemson ca...

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434Squirrel WhiteWRFlorida State31

A twitchy slot weapon with legitimate sub-4.3 speed and a track background that shows up on every vertical route, White's 2023 tape at Tennessee — 67 catches, 803 yards, three 1...

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435Carsen RyanTEBYU31

Old-school, complete tight end whose calling card is his versatile blocking — he can set the edge in gap schemes, wall off front-side zone, and hold up on the perimeter, which i...

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436Keeshawn SilverDLUSC31

A physical specimen who has never come close to matching his blue-chip recruiting pedigree with college production. Silver has the frame NFL scouts dream about at 6-4, 330-plus ...

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437Latrell McCutchin Sr.DBHouston31

McCutchin is the kind of combine darling who forces you to reconcile elite testing with modest collegiate production. A former four-star recruit who bounced from Oklahoma to USC...

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438Tomas RimacOLVirginia Tech31

Oversized guard with tackle-capable length who makes his living in pass protection, where his quick feet, active eyes, and creative hand work keep rushers from getting home. Rim...

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439Ricardo HallmanDBWisconsin31

Hallman is a technically refined, undersized corner whose calling card is his fluid hips, smooth transitions, and genuine ball skills — his seven-interception 2023 season wasn't...

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440Griffin WildeWRNorthwestern31

Productive FCS-to-Big Ten transfer who proved he belongs at the Power 4 level with 71 catches and All-Big Ten Third Team honors as Northwestern's unquestioned WR1. Wilde wins wi...

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441Andrew GentryOLBYU31

OL prospect from BYU. Projected UDFA.

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442Elijah PritchettOLNebraska31

Pritchett is a classic 'buy the tools, hope for the technique' offensive tackle prospect — a 6-6, 325-pound former five-star with an NFL frame, quick feet in kick slides, and le...

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443Sheridan WilsonOLTexas Tech31

Wilson is a technically sound pass protector at center whose elite pass-blocking metrics — zero sacks allowed in 581 opportunities with an 87.1 PFF grade as a sophomore — repres...

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444Trevor LauckOLIowa31

Iowa's offensive line factory keeps churning, and Lauck looks like the next one off the assembly line. A first-year starter at left tackle who posted an 89.4 PFF pass-blocking g...

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445Braelin MooreOLLSU31

Undersized center who wins with movement skills, leverage, and football IQ rather than brute force. Moore's calling card is his ability to climb to the second level and reach de...

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446Noah JoseyOLVirginia31

A steadying, blue-collar interior presence who has anchored Virginia's offensive line through a historic turnaround, Josey wins with technique, experience, and professional prep...

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447Ben Taylor-WhitfieldOLTCU31

OL prospect from TCU. Projected UDFA.

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448Charles JagusahOLNotre Dame31

The most tantalizing projection puzzle in this draft class. Jagusah is a 6-7, 330-pound former state champion wrestler with absurd movement skills for his size, and when he's be...

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449D.J. HicksDLTexas A&M31

A former consensus top-15 national recruit and No. 1 defensive lineman in the 2023 class, Hicks has been a slow-burn development story at Texas A&M — spending two years behind N...

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450Michael KilbaneDLNorthwestern31

Kilbane is a big-bodied, effort-driven edge setter who profiles more as a run-defense-first contributor than a dynamic pass rusher at the next level. At 6-5, 275, he has legitim...

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451Hero KanuDLTexas30

Kanu is a fascinating developmental DT who didn't pick up a football until 2021 after moving from Germany, where he was a club soccer player. At 6-5, 299 pounds, he has prototyp...

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452Bobby Jamison-TravisDLAuburn30

A space-eating nose tackle with legitimate SEC size and the frame to absorb double teams at the next level, Jamison-Travis profiles as a developmental rotational interior defend...

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453Ernest HausmannLBMichigan30

Hausmann was a throwback thumper at the MIKE spot — a physical, high-effort run defender who quarterbacked Michigan's defense and racked up tackles at a high volume. His instinc...

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454Isaiah GlaskerLBBYU30

Glasker is a fascinating projection piece — a converted wide receiver with legit 6-5 length and smooth coverage ability who is still learning how to play linebacker at the highe...

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455Kam RobinsonLBVirginia30

Robinson is the kind of do-everything linebacker coaches fantasize about — a sideline-to-sideline missile with legit man coverage chops, blitz ability, and a nose for the footba...

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456Dalton BrooksDBTexas A&M30

DB prospect from Texas A&M. Projected UDFA.

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457Davaughn PattersonDBWake Forest30

DB prospect from Wake Forest. Projected UDFA.

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