1. Joe Burrow, QB, LSU

One of the most talented passers to come out in the past few drafts. Burrow has the accuracy, decision making, arm strength and toughness to be a top 10 NFL QB. Burrow is a prospect where you have to take out the microscope to look for the negatives. During 2019 season, Auburn was the only team to slow him down. The 2020 NFL Draft is about Tua vs. Burrow which is closer than people think.

2. Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Alabama

Tua throws with great anticipation and accuracy. His quick release and movement around the pocket makes him elite. Burrow and Tua are the best QB prospects to come out since Andrew Luck.

3. Chase Young, DE, Ohio State

Young is an elite pass rusher off the edge. While I don’t rank him as high as past edge rushers like Nick Bosa and Von Miller, he is just a notch below. Young will be a productive edge rusher in the league for awhile.

4. Isaiah Simmons, OLB, Clemson

Simmons is an athlete that can play just about anywhere on defense. While he isn’t always consistent every play, Simmons is an impact player with one of the highest ceilings out of anyone in the draft.

5. Jeff Okudah, CB, Ohio State

Okudah is an incredibly smooth cornerback. He also great man to man coverage guy and a day one starter.

6. Jedrick Willis Jr., OT, Alabama

Willis blocked for Tua’s blind side and only gave up one sack in his career at Alabama. Willis is a force in the run game as well.

7. Andrew Thomas, OT, Georgia

While he doesn’t have the athleticism of Wirfs or the size of Becton, Thomas is just an overall great offensive tackle. The long-armed offensive lineman will play along time in the NFL.

8. Justin Herbert, QB, Oregon

While at times Herbert is inconsistent, he has all the tools you look for in a starting QB including an absolute cannon of an arm. Herbert has shown the ability to be an accurate passer including one of the best QB performances I’ve seen with his 2018 game against Stanford. Herbert needs to sure up the consistency in the NFL to become a starter.

9. Tristan Wirfs, OT, Iowa

A freak athlete on the offensive line that can play guard or tackle. He’s a plug and play kind’ve guy who should start next year.

10. Jerry Jeudy, WR, Alabama

Route running and quickness is where Jeudy wins. He has a unique ability to avoid defenders in the open field as well. Jeudy is an impact player right away.

11. Ceedee Lamb, WR, Oklahoma

Lamb has great hands and is tough to bring down after the catch. The Oklahoma WR plays with a mean streak and will come down with a lot of contested catches. Lamb won’t blow you away with speed,  but like Jeudy, he is a contributor right away.

12. Javon Kinlaw, DT, South Carolina

The decision between Kinlaw and Brown is tough, but I’m taking the upside. He doesn’t play with consistent effort. However, when he does decide to play it is a sight to see. The long, powerful DT is just at the beginning of his potential.

13. Mekhi Becton, OT, Louisville

An absolute mammoth on the offensive Line at 6’7″ 364 lbs. Becton is not as polished as the other tackles, but he will absolutely blow defensive players away with his power. He’s the OT with the highest ceiling.

14. Henry Ruggs III, WR, Alabama

Ruggs plays with the Tyreek Hill type of speed. He is way more than just a speedster, though. Ruggs has phenomenal hands and gets constant separation. The team that drafts him gets an instant weapon.

15. Derrick Brown, DT, Auburn

An all-around great player that plays with a high motor. Brown seems to already reach his potential as good in the run game with some pass rush skills. He will be a starter in the league, but his ceiling is the question.

16. Kristian Fulton, CB, LSU

One of the best man coverage guys in the draft. Fulton doesn’t have elite quickness, but is physical and tough to separate from.

17. C.J Henderson, CB, Florida

So smooth. Henderson is one of the top athletes at corner in the draft and great in coverage. What keeps him this low is his lack of physicality in the run game.

18. K’Lavon Chaisson, DE, LSU

Chaisson flashes all the tools to be an elite edge rusher. While he only played two full seasons at LSU, he really put together some great games during their playoff run. Chaisson is a solid player with great upside.

19. Patrick Queen, OLB, LSU

Queen flies around the football field and was even physical enough to knock a few offensive lineman down. Queen also excels in pass coverage. Queen exhibits all the traits of a great first round linebacker.

20. Xavier McKinney, S, Alabama

A swiss army knife the can play all over. McKinney does well in man-to-man coverage, run defense, and as a zone safety. He is a great player with scheme versatility on defense.

21. Yetur Gross-Matos, DE, Penn State

Total playmaker on the defensive line. At Penn State he lined up inside and outside, but most likely projects as a DE in the NFL. Gross-Matos knows how to get to the quarterback too finishing with 9.5 sacks in 2019 with the Nittany Lions. At 6’5 266 pounds he is an instant impact guy with defensive line versatility at the next level.

22. Jacob Eason, QB, Washington

I love Eason as my QB4. He will throw some balls that will make you cringe on how off target they are. However, he makes some throws that will leave your mouth wide open. I think of Jacob Eason as a Josh Allen type… but better.

23. Josh Jones, OT, Houston

Very good tackle that showed out at the Senior Bowl. Jones is a good athlete, but not overpowering in the run game. He may not start right away, but projects as a starting Left Tackle down the line.

24. Tee Higgins, WR, Clemson

One of my favorite receivers in the draft, Higgins is just a baller. He doesn’t run the fastest 40 yard dash (4.54), but is quick with his routes, has strong hands, and wins jump balls. Higgins is a bigger wide receiver at 6’4″ 216 lbs who is absolutely worth a first round pick. He has some similarities to former Clemson wide receiver Deandre Hopkins.

25. Kenneth Murray, ILB, Oklahoma

Murray has elite closing speed and is a solid tackler. Murray can overrun some angles and get lost in plays, but he’s a fast linebacker that can compete to start right away.

Just Missed (#26-#50)

26. D’Andre Swift, RB, Georgia

27. Justin Jefferson, WR, LSU

28. Grant Delpit, S, LSU

29. Ross Blacklock, DT, TCU

30. Antoine Winfield Jr., S, Minnesota

31. Trevon Diggs, CB, Alabama

32. Jaylon Johnson, CB, Utah

33. Brandon Aiyuk, WR, Arizona State

34. Jordan Love, QB, Utah State

35. Laviska Shenault, WR, Colorado

36. Cesar Ruiz, C, Michigan

37. Jalen Reagor, WR, TCU

38. Terrell Lewis, DE, Alabama

39. Raekwon Davis, DT, Alabama

40. Marlon Davidson, DT, Auburn

41. Michael Pittman Jr., WR, USC

42. A.J. Epenesa, DE, Iowa

43. J.K. Dobbins, RB, Ohio State

44. Clyde Edwards-Helaire, RB, LSU

45. Denzel Mims, WR, Baylor

46. Jeff Gladney, CB, TCU

47. Jeremy Chinn, S, Southern Illinois

48. A.J. Terrell, CB, Clemson

49. Zack Baun, OLB, Wisconsin

50. Jonathan Greenard, DE, Florida

Best of the Rest (#51-#150)

Rank	Name		Pos.	School	Ht.	LBS.	Year
51	Joshua	Uche	OLB	Michigan	6013	245	SR
52	Bryan	Edwards	WR	South Carolina	6026	212	SR
53	Lloyd	Cushenberry	OG	LSU	6032	312	JR
54	Neville	Gallimore	DT	Oklahoma	6020	304	SR
55	Jonathan	Taylor	RB	Wisconsin	5102	226	JR
56	Lucas	Niang	OT	TCU	6060	315	SR
57	Adam	Trautman	TE	Dayton	6050	255	SR
58	Ezra	Cleveland	OT	Boise State	6060	311	JR
59	Robert	Hunt	OG	Louisiana Lafayette	6051	323	SR
60	Cam	Akers	RB	Florida State	5103	217	JR
61	Damon	Arnette	CB	Ohio State	5115	195	SR
62	Hunter	Bryant	TE	Washington	6024	248	JR
63	Bryce	Hall	CB	Virginia	6012	202	SR
64	Austin	Jackson	OT	USC	6047	322	JR
65	Malik	Harrison	ILB	Ohio State	6025	247	SR
66	Chase	Claypool	TE	Notre Dame	6043	238	SR
67	Jordyn	Brooks	ILB	Texas Tech	6000	240	SR
68	Matt	Hennessy	C	Temple	6037	307	SR
69	Justin	Madubuike	DT	Texas A&M	6025	293	JR
70	Saahdiq	Charles	OT	LSU	6041	321	JR
71	Logan	Wilson	ILB	Wyoming	6021	241	SR
72	Jordan	Elliott	DT	Missouri	6037	302	JR
73	Kyle	Dugger	S	Lenoir Rhyne	6007	217	SR
74	K.J.	Hamler	WR	Penn St.	5085	178	JR
75	Akeem	Davis-Gaither	OLB	Appalachian State	6014	224	SR
76	Tyler	Johnson	WR	Minnesota	6013	206	SR
77	Isaiah	Wilson	OT	Georgia	6064	350	JR
78	Ashtyn	Davis	S	California	6007	202	SR
79	Jake	Fromm	QB	Georgia	6017	219	JR
80	Damien	Lewis	OG	LSU	6020	327	SR
81	Van	Jefferson	WR	Florida	6014	200	SR
82	Devin	Asiasi	TE	UCLA	6030	257	JR
83	Willie	Gay Jr.	ILB	Mississippi St.	6011	243	JR
84	John	Simpson	OG	Clemson	6044	321	SR
85	Devin	Duvernay	WR	Texas	5104	202	SR
86	Alton	Robinson	DE	Syracuse	6026	264	SR
87	Justin	Strnad	OLB	Wake Forest	6033	238	SR
88	Collin	Johnson	WR	Texas	6056	222	SR
89	Julian	Okwara	DE	Notre Dame	6044	252	SR
90	Antonio	Gandy-Golden	WR	Liberty	6035	223	SR
91	Troy	Pride Jr.	CB	Notre Dame	5113	193	SR
92	Bradlee	Anae	DE	Utah	6033	257	SR
93	Cole	Kmet	TE	Notre Dame	6056	262	JR
94	Zack	Moss	RB	Utah	5093	223	SR
95	KJ	Hill	WR	Ohio State	5117	196	SR
96	Michael	Ojemudia	CB	Iowa	6005	200	SR
97	Prince Tega	Wanogho	OT	Auburn	6051	308	SR
98	Brandon	Jones	S	Texas	5111	198	SR
99	Ben	Bartch	OT	St. John	6056	308	SR
100	Kenny	Robinson	S	XFL	6’2″	200	JR
101	Noah	Igbinoghene	CB	Auburn	5103	198	JR
102	Jabari	Zuniga	DE	Florida	6033	264	SR
103	Jalen	Hurts	QB	Oklahoma	6010	222	SR
104	Darrell	Taylor	DE	Tennessee	6035	267	SR
105	Cam	Dantzler	CB	Mississippi St.	6022	188	JR
106	Donovan	Peoples-Jones	WR	Michigan	6015	212	JR
107	Terrell	Burgess	S	Utah	5113	202	SR
108	Ben	Bredeson	OG	Michigan	6046	316	SR
109	Geno	Stone	S	Iowa	5103	207	JR
110	Davon	Hamilton	DT	Ohio State	6036	320	SR
111	Jonah	Jackson	OG	Ohio State	6034	310	SR
112	Amik	Robertson	CB	Louisiana Tech	5083	187	JR
113	Matt	Peart	OT	Connecticut	6065	318	SR
114	Lynn	Bowden Jr.	WR	Kentucky	5105	204	JR
115	Eno	Bejamin	RB	Arizona State	5090	207	JR
116	Curtis	Weaver	DE	Boise State	6023	266	JR
117	Ke’Shawn	Vaughn	RB	Vanderbilt	5094	214	SR
118	Darnay	Holmes	CB	UCLA	5101	192	JR
119	Shaquille	Quarterman	ILB	Miami	6004	234	SR
120	Davion	Taylor	OLB	Colorado	6004	228	SR
121	Darrynton	Evans	RB	Appalachian State	5102	203	JR
122	Gabriel	Davis	WR	Central Florida	6020	216	JR
123	Netane	Muti	OG	Fresno State	6027	315	JR
124	Leki	Fotu	DT	Utah	6053	330	SR
125	Antonio	Gibson	RB	Memphis	6004	228	SR
126	Troy	Dye	OLB	Oregon	6032	231	SR
127	Brycen	Hopkins	TE	Purdue	6037	245	SR
128	Anfernee	Jennings	OLB	Alabama	6021	256	SR
129	K’Von	Wallace	S	Clemson	5111	206	SR
130	Isaiah	Hodgins	WR	Oregon St.	6035	210	JR
131	Anthony	McFarland	RB	Maryland	5081	208	JR
132	Jason	Strowbridge	DE	North Carolina	6042	275	SR
133	Reggie	Robinson	CB	Tulsa	6010	202	SR
134	James	Lynch	DE	Baylor	6035	289	JR
135	Harrison	Bryant	TE	Florida Atlantic	6046	243	SR
136	Jacob	Phillips	OLB	LSU	6030	229	JR
137	Khalid	Kareem	DE	Notre Dame	6036	268	SR
138	Julian	Blackmon	S	Utah	5116	187	SR
139	Alex	Highsmith	DE	Charlotte	6031	248	SR
140	Quartney	Davis	WR	Texas A&M	6012	201	JR
141	A.J.	Dillon	RB	Boston College	6003	247	JR
142	Albert	Okwuegbunam	TE	Missouri	6054	258	JR
143	Rashard	Lawrence	DT	LSU	6020	308	SR
144	McTelvin	Agim	DT	Arkansas	6025	309	SR
145	Logan	Stenberg	OG	Kentucky	6061	317	SR
146	Jonathan	Garvin	DE	Miami	6041	263	JR
147	Kendrick	Rogers Jr.	WR	Texas A&M	6042	208	JR
148	D.J.	Wonnum	DE	South Carolina	6047	258	SR
149	A.J.	Green	CB	Oklahoma State	6014	202	SR
150	Trevis	Gipson	DE	Tulsa	6034	261	SR