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2022 TGIS Big Board – Top 150

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1AidanHutchinsonEDGEMichigan6065260SR
2EvanNealOTAlabama6074337JR
3AhmadGardnerCBCincinnati6026190JR
4CharlesCrossOTMississippi St.6046307SO
5IkemEkwonuOTNC State6040325JR
6JermaineJohnson IIEDGEFlorida State6043259SR
7GarrettWilsonWROhio St.5116183JR
8DerekStingley Jr.CBLSU6010195JR
9TravonWalkerEDGEGeorgia6050275JR
10KyleHamiltonSNotre Dame6041220JR
11JamesonWilliamsWRAlabama6014179JR
12DevinLloydLBUtah6026237SR
13NakobeDeanLBGeorgia5112229JR
14KayvonThibodeauxEDGEOregon6040254JR
15GeorgeKarlaftisEDGEPurdue6040270JR
16JahanDotsonWRPenn State5105178SR
17DevonteWyattDLGeorgia6026307SR
18TrentMcDuffieCBWashington5106193JR
19DaxtonHillSMichigan6002191JR
20RogerMcCrearyCBAuburn5110189SR
21ChrisOlaveWROhio St.6003187SR
22TreylonBurksWRArkansas6020225JR
23DrakeLondonWRUSC6037219JR
24TylerLinderbaumCIowa6021296JR
25MalikWillisQBLiberty6003220SR
26LewisCineSGeorgia6022199JR
27JordanDavisDLGeorgia6063341SR
28JalenPitreSBaylor5106196SR
29TrevorPenningOTNorthern Iowa6066330SR
30BoyeMafeEDGEMinnesota6036261SR
31ZionJohnsonOGBoston College6025312SR
32PerrionWinfreyDLOklahoma6036303SR
33KennyPickettQBPittsburgh6032217SR
34KennethWalkerRBMichigan State5092211JR
35KenyonGreenOGTexas A&M6037323JR
36TravisJonesDLConnecticut6043325SR
37ChristianWatsonWRNorth Dakota State6041208SR
38ChristianHarrisLBAlabama6004226JR
39AbrahamLucasOTWashington State6063315SR
40ArnoldEbiketieEDGEPenn State6023250SR
41AndrewBooth Jr.CBClemson6002194JR
42KylerGordonCBWashington5114194JR
43GeorgePickensWRGeorgia6032195JR
44KaiirElamCBFlorida6014191JR
45TreyMcBrideTEColorado State6035246SR
46TylerSmithOTTulsa6045324JR
47DavidOjaboEDGEMichigan6040250JR
48PhidarianMathisDLAlabama6037313SR
49BreeceHallRBIowa State5112217JR
50CarsonStrongQBNevada6036226JR
51SeanRhyanOTUCLA6045321JR
52GregDulcichTEUCLA6040243JR
53MattCorralQBOle Miss6015212JR
54LoganHallDLHouston6061283SR
55ChanningTindallLBGeorgia6017230SR
56EdIngramOGLSU6032307SR
57ChadMumaLBWyoming6020241SR
58SkyyMooreWRWestern Michigan5095195JR
59QuayWalkerLBGeorgia6036241SR
60JoshPaschalEDGEKentucky6025268SR
61JamareeSalyerOGGeorgia6030321SR
62BernhardRaimannOTCentral Michigan6061304SR
63TroyAndersenLBMontana St.6034243SR
64KingsleyEnagbareEDGESouth Carolina6036258SR
65KhalilShakirWRBoise State5117196SR
66CamJurgensCNebraska6027303JR
67DeMarvinLealDLTexas A&M6037283JR
68AlecPierceWRCincinnati6031211SR
69DesmondRidderQBCincinnati6033211SR
70JaquanBriskerSPenn State6013199SR
71SamHowellQBNorth Carolina6005218JR
72DarianKinnardOGKentucky6053322SR
73KyrenWilliamsRBNotre Dame5092194SO
74SamWilliamsEDGEOle Miss6035261SR
75CobyBryantCBCincinnati6013193SR
76MarquisHayesOGOklahoma6047318SR
77DeAngeloMaloneEDGEWestern Kentucky6032243SR
78CamTaylor-BrittCBNebraska5105196SR
79ColeStrangeOGChattanooga6047307SR
80JohnMetchie IIIWRAlabama5112187JR
81KerbyJosephSIllinois6005200SR
82NeilFarrell Jr.DLLSU6042330SR
83JamesCookRBGeorgia5110199SR
84BoMeltonWRRutgers5107191SR
85IsaiahSpillerRBTexas A&M6003217JR
86MartinEmersonCBMississippi State6015201JR
87BrianRobinson Jr.RBAlabama6015225SR
88DominiqueRobinsonEDGEMiami (Ohio)6047253SR
89ZamirWhiteRBGeorgia5116214JR
90DavidBellWRPurdue6007212JR
91JackJonesCBArizona State5106177SR
92BryanCookSCincinnati6010204SR
93TariqCastro-FieldsCBPenn State6005197SR
94NickCrossSMaryland6001212SO
95MyjaiSandersEDGECincinnati6052247SR
96LukeFortnerCKentcky6041307SR
97DylanParhamCMemphis6025311SR
98PierreStrongRBSouth Dakota St.5113207SR
99DannyGrayWRSMU5117186SR
100JelaniWoodsTEVirginia6071253SR
101NicholasPetit-FrereOTOhio State6051316JR
102DrakeJacksonEDGEUSC6040255JR
103Wan’DaleRobinsonWRKentucky5080178JR
104CameronThomasEDGESan Diego St.6040264JR
105MalcolmRodriguezLBOklahoma St.5110232SR
106MarcusJonesCBHouston5080174SR
107JTWoodsSBaylor6021195SR
108AlexWrightEDGEUAB6070270JR
109DanielBellingerTESan Diego State6047253SR
110TariqWoolenCBUTSA6041205SR
111JalenTolbertWRSouth Alabama6012195SR
112DanielFaaleleOTMinnesota6081387SR
113ZachTomCWake Forest6042304SR
114VelusJones Jr.WRTennessee5116204SR
115JohnRidgewayDLArkansas6046327SR
116DarrianBeaversEDGECincinnati6035243SR
117DameonPierceRBFlorida5095218SR
118CalvinAustin IIIWRMemphis5076170SR
119IsaiahLikelyTECoastal Carolina6044245SR
120MichealClemonsEDGETexas A&M6052263SR
121JoJoDomannLBNebraska6012228SR
122JalynArmour-DavisCBAlabama6005197JR
123JerrionEalyRBMississippi5081189JR
124BrianAsamoahLBOklahoma6002226JR
125AbramSmithRBBaylor5115213SR
126KalonBarnesCBBaylor5114183SR
127JeremyRuckertTEOhio State6054252SR
128MatthewButlerDLTennessee6037297SR
129TylerAllgeierRBBYU5106224JR
130DamarriMathisCBPittsburgh5105197SR
131ChristopherAllenEDGEAlabama6034242SR
132TyquanThorntonWRBaylor6023181SR
133EricJohnsonDLMissouri State6042300SR
134VeroneMcKinley IIISOregon5111193SO
135TylerBadieRBMissouri5080197SR
136JoshuaWilliamsCBFayetteville State6027195SR
137AmareBarnoEDGEVirginia Tech6045246SR
138DamoneClarkLBLSU6024239SR
139RasheedWalkerOTPenn State6055313JR
140JackSanbornLBWisconsin6015234SR
141SnoopConnerRBMississippi5101222JR
142HaskellGarrettDLOhio State6021300SR
143RachaadWhiteRBArizona State6003214SR
144CordaleFlottCBLSU6004175JR
145MattAraizaPSan Diego State6011200JR
146TyrionDavis-PriceRBLSU6003211JR
147BrandonSmithLBPenn State6034250JR
148MaxMitchellOTLouisiana6062307SR
149BaileyZappeQBWestern Kentucky6004215SR
150KennedyBrooksRBOklahoma5105209JR
NFL Draft

2022 TGIS NFL Draft Position Rankings

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QBNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1MalikWillisLiberty6004219SR
2KennyPickettPittsburgh6032217SR
3CarsonStrongNevada6036226JR
4MattCorralOle Miss6015212JR
5DesmondRidderCincinnati6033211SR
6SamHowellNorth Carolina6005218JR
7BaileyZappeWestern Kentucky6004215SR
8JackCoanNotre Dame6032218SR
9EJPerryBrown6015211SR
10KalebElebyWestern Michigan6006208JR
11ColeKelleySoutheastern Louisiana6073249SR
12DustinCrumKent State6010210SR
13BrockPurdyIowa State6005212SR
14SkylarThompsonKansas State6017217SR
15ChaseGarbersCal6017215SR
16D’EriqKingMiami5086196SR
17AqeelGlassAlabama A&M6050215SR
RB
1KennethWalkerMichigan State5092211JR
2BreeceHallIowa State5112217JR
3KyrenWilliamsNotre Dame5092194SO
4JamesCookGeorgia5110199SR
5IsaiahSpillerTexas A&M6003217JR
6BrianRobinson Jr.Alabama6015225SR
7ZamirWhiteGeorgia5116214JR
8PierreStrongSouth Dakota St.5113207SR
9DameonPierceFlorida5095218SR
10JerrionEalyMississippi5081189JR
11AbramSmithBaylor5115213SR
12TylerAllgeierBYU5106224JR
13TylerBadieMissouri5080197SR
14SnoopConnerMississippi5101222JR
15RachaadWhiteArizona State6003214SR
16TyrionDavis-PriceLSU6003211JR
17KennedyBrooksOklahoma5105209JR
18JeromeFordCincinnati5104210JR
19HassanHaskinsMichigan6016228JR
20ZonovanKnightNorth Carolina State5107209JR
21IsaihPachecoRutgers5103216SR
22KeontayIngramUSC5116221SR
23D’VontePriceFlorida International6013210SR
24TyChandlerNorth Carolina5112204SR
25TylerGoodsonIowa5090197JR
26KevinHarrisSouth Carolina5097221JR
27MaxBorghiWashington State5093210JR
28JashaunCorbinFlorida State5111202JR
29JaylenWarrenOklahoma St.5080204SR
30TrestanEbnerBaylor5106206SR
31SincereMcCormickUTSA5084205JR
32C.J.VerdellOregon5076194SR
33RonnieRiversFresno State5074195SR
34MasterTeague IIIOhio State5110225JR
35ZaQuandreWhiteSouth Carolina6001206SR
36Cam’RonHarrisMiami5100210SR
37LeddieBrownWest Virginia6002206SR
38TJPledgerUtah5082192SR
39GregBellSan Diego State5104201SR
40BJBaylorOregon State5100202SR
FB
1ConnorHeywardMichigan State5111233SR
2JeremiahHallOklahoma6014239SR
3ClintRatkovichNorthern Illinois6005236SR
WR
1GarrettWilsonOhio St.5116183JR
2JamesonWilliamsAlabama6014179JR
3JahanDotsonPenn State5105178SR
4ChrisOlaveOhio St.6003187SR
5TreylonBurksArkansas6020225JR
6DrakeLondonUSC6037219JR
7ChristianWatsonNorth Dakota State6041208SR
8GeorgePickensGeorgia6032195JR
9SkyyMooreWestern Michigan5095195JR
10KhalilShakirBoise State5117196SR
11AlecPierceCincinnati6031211SR
12JohnMetchie IIIAlabama5112187JR
13BoMeltonRutgers5107191SR
14DavidBellPurdue6007212JR
15DannyGraySMU5117186SR
16Wan’DaleRobinsonKentucky5080178JR
17JalenTolbertSouth Alabama6012195SR
18VelusJones Jr.Tennessee5116204SR
19CalvinAustin IIIMemphis5076170SR
20TyquanThorntonBaylor6023181SR
21KevinAustin Jr.Notre Dame6023200JR
22JustynRossClemson6035205JR
23ErikEzukanmaTexas Tech6017209JR
24JalenNailorMichigan State5112186JR
25Dai’JeanDixonNicholls State6025205SR
26IsaiahWestonNorthern Iowa6034214SR
27CharlestonRamboMiami6005178SR
28RomeoDoubsNevada6017201SR
29MakaiPolkMississippi State6031195SO
30MikeWoodsOklahoma6011204SR
31KylePhillipsUCLA5112189SR
32DontarioDrummondMississippi6007215SR
33JoshJohnsonTulsa5104183SR
34TannerConnerIdaho State6030230SR
35ReggieRoberson Jr.SMU6010197SR
36TreTurnerVirginia Tech6013184SR
37DevonWilliamsOregon6050210JR
38BraylonSandersMississippi6001194SR
39JohnnyJohnson IIIOregon5117197SR
40SamoriToureNebraska6007191SR
41JerrethSternsWestern Kentucky5073178JR
42TyFryfogleIndiana6011204SR
43JaquariiRobersonWake Forest6007186SR
44StanleyBerryhill IIIArizona5096182SR
45SladeBoldenAlabama5105193JR
46TayMartinOklahoma St.6014184SR
TE
1TreyMcBrideColorado State6035246SR
2GregDulcichUCLA6040243JR
3JelaniWoodsVirginia6071253SR
4DanielBellingerSan Diego State6047253SR
5IsaiahLikelyCoastal Carolina6044245SR
6JeremyRuckertOhio State6054252SR
7JakeFergusonWisconsin6047250SR
8ColeTurnerNevada6064249SR
9PeytonHendershotIndiana6041250SR
10CadeOttonWashington6050247SR
11CharlieKolarIowa State6064252SR
12ChigoziemOkonkwoMaryland6024238JR
13JamesMitchellVirginia Tech6040249SR
14JalenWydermyerTexas A&M6037255JR
15GrantCalcaterraSMU6037241SR
16AustinAllenNebraska6075253SR
17ChaseAllenIowa State6064252SR
OT
1EvanNealAlabama6074337JR
2CharlesCrossMississippi St.6046307SO
3IkemEkwonuNC State6040310JR
4TrevorPenningNorthern Iowa6071325SR
5AbrahamLucasWashington State6063315SR
6TylerSmithTulsa6045324JR
7SeanRhyanUCLA6045321JR
8BernhardRaimannCentral Michigan6061304SR
9NicholasPetit-FrereOhio State6051316JR
10DanielFaaleleMinnesota6081387SR
11RasheedWalkerPenn State6055313JR
12MaxMitchellLouisiana6062307SR
13KellenDieschArizona State6071301SR
14DareRosenthalKentucky6066290JR
15SpencerBurfordUTSA6041304SR
16BraxtonJonesSouthern Utah6052310SR
17LoganBrussWisconsin6050309SR
18MattWaletzkoNorth Dakota6075312SR
19ThayerMunfordOhio State6056328SR
20VederianLoweIllinois6045314SR
OG
1ZionJohnsonBoston College6025312SR
2KenyonGreenTexas A&M6037323JR
3EdIngramLSU6032307SR
4JamareeSalyerGeorgia6030321SR
5DarianKinnardKentucky6053322SR
6MarquisHayesOklahoma6047318SR
7ColeStrangeChattanooga6047307SR
8LecitusSmithVirginia Tech6032314SR
9JustinShafferGeorgia6037314SR
10Ja’TyreCarterSouthern6033311SR
11LukeGoedekeCentral Michigan6050312SR
12BenBrownOle Miss6051308SR
13JoshuaEzeuduNorth Carolina6042308JR
14AndrewStueberMichigan6065325SR
15JasonPoeMercer6005300SR
16CadeMaysTennessee6046311SR
17ChrisPaulTulsa6037323SR
18ChasenHinesLSU6026327SR
19WilliamDunkleSan Diego State6047328JR
20ZacharyThomasSan Diego State6047308SR
21MarcusMcKethanNorth Carolina6064340SR
C
1TylerLinderbaumIowa6021296JR
2CamJurgensNebraska6027303JR
3LukeFortnerKentcky6041307SR
4DylanParhamMemphis6025311SR
5ZachTomWake Forest6042304SR
6DawsonDeatonTexas Tech6054306SR
7AlecLindstromBoston College6033296SR
8DohnovanWestArizona State6032296JR
9BrockHoffmanVirginia Tech6034302SR
10DougKramerIllinois6020305SR
DL
1DevonteWyattGeorgia6026307SR
2JordanDavisGeorgia6063341SR
3PerrionWinfreyOklahoma6036303SR
4TravisJonesConnecticut6043325SR
5PhidarianMathisAlabama6037313SR
6LoganHallHouston6061283SR
7DeMarvinLealTexas A&M6037283JR
8NeilFarrell Jr.LSU6042330SR
9JohnRidgewayArkansas6046327SR
10MatthewButlerTennessee6037297SR
11EricJohnsonMissouri State6042300SR
12HaskellGarrettOhio State6021300SR
13KaliaDavisUCF6020310SR
14EyiomaUwazurikeIowa State6060310SR
15D.J.DavidsonArizona State6050325SR
16EseziOtomewoMinnesota6052282SR
17OtitoOgbonniaUCLA6034326SR
18NoahEllissIdaho6042346SR
19ThomasBookerStanford6033301SR
20MarquanMcCallKentucky6024354SR
21ChristopherHintonMichigan6035305JR
22JaydenPeevyTexas A&M6053308SR
23CurtisBrooksCincinnati6020287SR
24BenStilleNebraska6040300SR
25LaBryanRayAlabama6042283SR
EDGE
1AidanHutchinsonMichigan6065260SR
2JermaineJohnson IIFlorida State6034254SR
3TravonWalkerGeorgia6050272JR
4KayvonThibodeauxOregon6040254JR
5GeorgeKarlaftisPurdue6040270JR
6BoyeMafeMinnesota6036261SR
7ArnoldEbiketiePenn State6023250SR
8NikBonittoOklahoma6030248JR
9DavidOjaboMichigan6040250JR
10JoshPaschalKentucky6025268SR
11KingsleyEnagbareSouth Carolina6036258SR
12SamWilliamsOle Miss6035261SR
13DeAngeloMaloneWestern Kentucky6032243SR
14DominiqueRobinsonMiami (Ohio)6047253SR
15MyjaiSandersCincinnati6052247SR
16DrakeJacksonUSC6040255JR
17CameronThomasSan Diego St.6040264JR
18AlexWrightUAB6070270JR
19DarrianBeaversCincinnati6035243SR
20MichealClemonsTexas A&M6052263SR
21ChristopherAllenAlabama6034242SR
22AmareBarnoVirginia Tech6045246SR
23DavidAnenihHouston6030249SR
24JesseLuketaPenn State6027253SR
25IsaiahThomasOklahoma6047266SR
26ZacharyCarterFlorida6042282SR
27JeffreyGunterCoastal Carolina6043258SR
28AdamAndersonGeorgia6040236SR
29MyronTagovailoa-AmosaNotre Dame6022270SR
30TyrekeSmithOhio State6033254SR
31AndreAnthonyLSU6040251SR
32TyreeJohnsonTexas A&M6024248SR
33TreWilliamsArkansas6041253SR
LB
1DevinLloydUtah6026237SR
2NakobeDeanGeorgia5112229JR
3ChristianHarrisAlabama6004226JR
4ChanningTindallGeorgia6017230SR
5ChadMumaWyoming6026239SR
6LeoChenalWisconsin6025250JR
7QuayWalkerGeorgia6036241SR
8TroyAndersenMontana St.6034243SR
9MalcolmRodriguezOklahoma St.5110232SR
10JoJoDomannNebraska6012228SR
11BrianAsamoahOklahoma6002226JR
12DamoneClarkLSU6024239SR
13JackSanbornWisconsin6015234SR
14BrandonSmithPenn State6034250JR
15TerrelBernardBaylor6004220SR
16JeremiahGemmelNorth Carolina6006226SR
17KyronJohnsonKansas6003231SR
18AaronHansfordTexas A&M6021239SR
19D’MarcoJacksonAppalachian State6006233SR
20ChanceCampbellOle Miss6023232SR
21MikeRoseIowa State6037245SR
22DarienButlerArizona State6000225SR
23MicahMcFaddenIndiana6011234SR
24ZakobyMcClainAuburn5113228SR
25BaylonSpectorClemson6011233SR
CB
1AhmadGardnerCincinnati6026190JR
2DerekStingley Jr.LSU6010195JR
3TrentMcDuffieWashington5106193JR
4RogerMcCrearyAuburn5113190SR
5AndrewBooth Jr.Clemson6002194JR
6KaiirElamFlorida6014191JR
7KylerGordonWashington5114194JR
8CobyBryantCincinnati6013193SR
9CamTaylor-BrittNebraska5105196SR
10MartinEmersonMississippi State6015201JR
11JackJonesArizona State5106177SR
12TariqCastro-FieldsPenn State6005197SR
13MarcusJonesHouston5080174SR
14TariqWoolenUTSA6041205SR
15JalynArmour-DavisAlabama6005197JR
16KalonBarnesBaylor5114183SR
17DamarriMathisPittsburgh5105197SR
18JoshuaWilliamsFayetteville State6027195SR
19CordaleFlottLSU6004175JR
20AkaylebEvansMissouri6020197SR
21AlontaeTaylorTennessee6001199SR
22DamarionWilliamsHouston5102182SR
23ZyonMcCollumSam Houston St.6020202SR
24JaylenWatsonWashington St.6014197SR
25JoshJobeAlabama5113182SR
26DecobieDurantSouth Carolina St.5095180SR
27MarioGoodrichClemson6002176SR
28GregoryJuniorOuachita Baptist5117203SR
29MykaelWrightOregon5110178JR
30JoshThompsonTexas5107199SR
31DaronBlandFresno State6002193SR
32DallisFlowersPittsburg6010196SR
33DerionKendrickGeorgia5114202SR
34VincentGrayMichigan6022192JR
35IsaacTaylor-StuartUSC6014201JR
36ChaseLucasArizona State5112180SR
37JermaineWallerVirginia Tech6001180JR
38ChrisSteeleUSC6003187JR
39DaMarcusFieldsTexas Tech5115193SR
40Ja’QuanMcMillianEast Carolina5100183JR
S
1KyleHamiltonNotre Dame6041220JR
2DaxtonHillMichigan6002191JR
3LewisCineGeorgia6022199JR
4JalenPitreBaylor5106196SR
5JaquanBriskerPenn State6013199SR
6KerbyJosephIllinois6005200SR
7BryanCookCincinnati6010204SR
8NickCrossMaryland6001212SO
9JTWoodsBaylor6021195SR
10VeroneMcKinley IIIOregon5111193SO
11TycenAndersonToledo6017209SR
12DaneBeltonIowa6005205JR
13PercyButlerLouisiana6001198SR
14YusufCorkerKentucky5114204SR
15DelarrinTurner-YellOklahoma5102197SR
16BubbaBoldenMiami6021209SR
17MarkqueseBellFlorida A&M6021212SR
18JuanyehThomasGeorgia Tech6006212SR
19LeonO’Neal Jr.Texas A&M6002211SR
20QuentinLakeUCLA6013201SR
21TariqCarpenterGeorgia Tech6027230SR
22SmokeMondayAuburn6016207SR
23SterlingWeatherfordMiami (Ohio)6040224SR
24KolbyHarvell-PeelOklahoma State5115213SR
25NolanTurnerClemson6010202SR
K
1CadeYorkLSU6012206JR
2CameronDickerTexas6007220SR
3AndrewMevisIowa State6024204SR
4GabeBrkicOklahoma6021197JR
5JonathanGaribayTexas Tech6010215SR
P
1MattAraizaSan Diego State6011200JR
2JakeCamardaGeorgia6011193SR
3JordanStoutPenn State6032209SR
4BlakeHayesIllinois6043226SR
5TrentonGillNC State6043220SR
LS
1CalAdomitisPittsburgh6012234SR
2KeeganMarkgrafUtah6027239SR
3JordanSilverArkansas6010235SR
NFL Draft

2022 Mock Draft – Vesely

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By: Tyler Vesely, TGIS Prez

Round 1

1. Jacksonville Jaguars

Pick: Travon Walker, EDGE, Georgia

Reports are out that head coach Doug Pederson wants Ikem Ekwonu and the GM wants Travon Walker. I believe the GM wins out and takes the high ceiling player that lacks college pass rush production.

2. Detroit Lions

Pick: Aidan Hutchinson, EDGE, Michigan

The dream scenario for Detroit as the Lions keep Hutchinson in Michigan. The Lions get the best pass rusher in the NFL Draft with the highest floor.

3. Houston Texans

Pick: Ikem Ekwonu, OT, NC State

While the Texans could definitely continue the edge rusher trend with Kayvon Thibodeaux, I see them establishing the offensive line with their first selection in the first round. Ekwonu is an immediate starter at right tackle or guard.

4. New York Jets

Pick: Ahmad Gardner, CB, Cincinnati

The Jets were 30th in pass yards allowed in 2021. “Sauce” Gardner immediately steps in as a starter and impact player for the Jets.

5. New York Giants

Pick: Evan Neal, OT, Alabama

The Giants offensive line has been horrible the last few years. Andrew Thomas and Evan Neal give the Giants legitimate starters at tackle for the foreseeable future.

6. Carolina Panthers

Pick: Charles Cross, OT, Mississippi State

I don’t see a quarterback worth taking at six and the Panthers do not have a legitimate left tackle. Charles Cross fills that role as the best pass blocker in this year’s draft.

7. New York Giants

Pick: Kayvon Thibodeaux, EDGE, Oregon

The Thibodeaux slide stops here as the Giants draft an edge rusher to pair with Azeez Ojulari.

8. Atlanta Falcons

Pick: Garrett Wilson, WR, Ohio State

Olamade Zaccheaus is the current WR1…. the Falcons will have their choice of the top wide receivers in this spot and start the run.

9. Seattle Seahawks

Pick: Derek Stingley, CB, LSU

Ed Orgeron and Pete Carroll have a close relationship, so expect Coach O to give an honest assessment of the talented cornerback. I do not believe Stingley drops below this spot.

10. New York Jets

Pick: Jameson Williams, WR, Alabama

Jamo is scheduled to not miss any regular season action with his torn ACL and adds much needed firepower to this Jets’ offense.

11. Washington Commanders

Pick: Kyle Hamilton, S, Notre Dame

While a receiver is possible, I think the Commanders go with Hamilton to command their defense (see what I did there).

12. Minnesota Vikings

Pick: Jermaine Johnson II, EDGE, Florida State

I absolutely love Jermaine Johnson and think this is the lowest he falls. You can never have enough pass rushers and he is the best player remaining.

13. Houston Texans

Pick: Drake London, WR, USC

The Texans need another weapon at receiver other than Brandin Cooks. London fits that role.

14. Baltimore Ravens

Pick: Jordan Davis, DL, Georgia

The Ravens love big defensive lineman. Calais Campbell and Jordan Davis will make for one of the biggest size combinations in the NFL and be great against the run.

15. Philadelphia Eagles

Pick: Trent McDuffie, CB, Washington

The Eagles still have not established a consistent starter opposite Darius Slay. McDuffie could be that guy.

16. New Orleans Saints

Pick: Trevor Penning, OT, Northern Iowa

The Saints two biggest needs are offensive tackle and wide receiver. Penning fits one of the needs… go down to pick #19 for the other need.

17. Los Angeles Chargers

Pick: Daxton Hill, S, Michigan

I think the Chargers will value Hill’s versatility to play corner as well. Having a combination of JC Jackson, Asante Samuel, and Daxton Hill will do wonders in the pass happy AFC West.

18. Philadelphia Eagles

Pick: George Karlaftis, EDGE, Purdue

I keep hearing Karlaftis will drop and I have no idea why. He is a productive pass rusher that will be a very good starter in the NFL. Eagles fill another hole with this pick.

19. New Orleans Saints

Pick: Chris Olave, WR, Ohio State

The Saints filled the offensive tackle hole with pick 16… now they get a wide receiver who is a solid route runner.

20. Pittsburgh Steelers

Pick: Malik Willis, QB, Liberty

The Steelers have been to every single quarterback pro day. I believe Willis will be the guy to sit and learn behind Trubisky.

21. New England Patriots

Pick: Devin Lloyd, LB, Utah

Devin Lloyd is smart, instinctive, and fits what the Patriots are looking for at linebacker.

22. Green Bay Packers

Pick: Devonte Wyatt, DT, Georgia

Yes, the Packers need a receiver. But Devonte Wyatt is too talented to turn down at pick #22. This pick turns the Packers interior defensive line into a strength with Kenny Clark and Jarran Reed.

23. Arizona Cardinals

Pick: Andrew Booth Jr, CB, Clemson

The Cardinals desperately need cornerbacks. Booth is an athletically gifted corner and will fit nicely in Arizona.

24. Dallas Cowboys

Pick: Treylon Burks, WR, Arkansas

The Jerry Jones-Arkansas connection is too much here. Burks would step in right away and be a nice WR3 with his size and play strength.

25. Buffalo Bills

Pick: Breece Hall, RB, Iowa State

This is a luxury pick for the Bills who do not have many needs. Breece Hall is the perfect pass catching running back for this offense.

26. Tennessee Titans

Pick: Tyler Smith, OG, Tulsa

The Titans love nasty, run-blocking offensive lineman. Tyler Smith fits exactly what they are looking for.

27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Pick: Zion Johnson, OG, Boston College

The Bucs filled one of the guard positions with Shaq Mason. Zion Johnson is a smart interior offensive lineman that fills the other hole.

28. Green Bay Packers

Pick: Jahan Dotson, WR, Penn State

Jahan Dotson is overlooked in this draft. He has the best hands and is a fantastic route runner. Most importantly, Rodgers can trust him.

29. Kansas City Chiefs

Pick: Boye Mafe, EDGE, Minnesota

The Chiefs finished 29th in sacks last year. The Chiefs need good, young edge rushers. Regarding Mafe, there aren’t many rushers that can move like him. He reminds me a bit of Joe Tryon from last year.

30. Kansas City Chiefs

Pick: Kaiir Elam, CB, Florida

The Chiefs finished 25th in pass yards given up. Elam can be a nice starter on the Chiefs defense as a good press corner.

31. Cincinnati Bengals

Pick: Roger McCreary, CB, Auburn

One of my favorite players in the draft, McCreary makes sense for the Bengals at the end of round one as they need a long-term solution at cornerback. McCreary has been battling with the top SEC wide receivers for years and belongs in the first round.

32. Detroit Lions

Pick: Kenny Pickett, QB, Pittsburgh

At this point of the draft, Pickett is a value pick for the Lions. Don’t be surprised if another team tries to jump them to take him.

Round 2

33. Jacksonville Jaguars

Pick: Tyler Linderbaum, C, Iowa

34. Detroit Lions

Pick: Kyler Gordon, CB, Washington

35. New York Jets

Pick: Lewis Cine, S, Georgia

36. New York Giants

Pick: Quay Walker, LB, Georgia

37. Houston Texans

Pick: Logan Hall, DL, Houston

38. New York Jets

Pick: Abraham Lucas, OT, Washington State

39. Chicago Bears

Pick: Christian Watson, WR, North Dakota State

40. Seattle Seahawks

Pick: Matt Corral, QB, Ole Miss

41. Seattle Seahawks

Pick: Travis Jones, DL, UConn

42. Indianapolis Colts

Pick: Kenyon Green, OG, Texas A&M

43. Atlanta Falcons

Pick: Arnold Ebiketie, EDGE, Penn State

44. Cleveland Browns

Pick: Nakobe Dean, LB, Georgia

45. Baltimore Ravens

Pick: Christian Harris, LB, Alabama

46. Minnesota Vikings

Pick: Jalen Pitre, S, Baylor

47. Washington Commanders

Pick: Desmond Ridder, QB, Cincinnati

48. Chicago Bears

Pick: Bernhard Raimann, OT, Central Michigan

49. New Orleans Saints

Pick: Kenneth Walker, RB, Michigan State

50. Kansas City Chiefs

Pick: George Pickens, WR, Georgia

51. Philadelphia Eagles

Pick: Skyy Moore, WR, Western Michigan

52. Pittsburgh Steelers

Pick: David Ojabo, EDGE, Michigan

53. Green Bay Packers

Pick: Sean Rhyan, OG, UCLA

54. New England Patriots

Pick: Nik Bonitto, EDGE, Oklahoma

55. Arizona Cardinals

Pick: Khalil Shakir, WR, Boise State

56. Dallas Cowboys

Pick: Ed Ingram, OG, LSU

57. Buffalo Bills

Pick: Alec Pierce, WR, Cincinnati

58. Atlanta Falcons

Pick: Leo Chenal, LB, Wisconsin

59. Green Bay Packers

Pick: Troy Andersen, LB, Montana State

60. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Pick: Phidarian Mathis, DL, Alabama

61. San Fransisco 49ers

Pick: Tariq Woolen, CB, UTSA

62. Kansas City Chiefs

Pick: Perrion Winfrey, DL, Oklahoma

63. Cincinnati Bengals

Pick: Trey McBride, TE, Colorado State

64. Denver Broncos

Pick: Chad Muma, LB, Wyoming

College Football

TGIS NFL Draft Big Board- 2019

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1QuinnenWilliamsDTAlabama6030303SO
2NickBosaDEOhio St.6036266JR
3EdOliverDTHouston6017287JR
4JefferySimmonsDTMississippi St.6030301JR
5JonahWilliamsOTAlabama6044302JR
6ClelinFerrellDEClemson6043264JR
7JoshAllenOLBKentucky6047262SR
8DevinBushOLBMichigan5110234JR
9DwayneHaskinsQBOhio St.6033231SO
10BrianBurnsDEFlorida St.6046249JR
11DevinWhiteILBLSU6000237JR
12MontezSweatDEMississippi St.6056260SR
13JerryTilleryDTNotre Dame6064295SR
14DexterLawrenceDTClemson6044342JR
15T.J.HockensonTEIowa6046251JR
16JawaanTaylorOTFlorida6050312JR
17ByronMurphyCBWashington5106190SO
18AndreDillardOTWashington St.6047315SR
19CodyFordOTOklahoma6036329JR
20MarquiseBrownWROklahoma5093166JR
21ChrisLindstromOGBoston College6036303SR
22RockYa-SinCBTemple5116192SR
23DeandreBakerCBGeorgia5110193JR
24ChristianWilkinsDTClemson6032315SR
25JoshJacobsRBAlabama5110220JR
26RashanGaryDEMichigan6043277JR
27DrewLockQBMissouri6036223SR
28DeionteThompsonSAlabama6010195JR
29GarrettBradburyCNorth Carolina St.6027304SR
30ErikMcCoyOGTexas A&M6036310JR
31KylerMurrayQBOklahoma5101207JR
32DarnellSavageSMaryland5106198SR
33MackWilsonILBAlabama6011240JR
34D.K.MetcalfWROle Miss6033228JR
35IrvSmith Jr.TEAlabama6023242JR
36JoejuanWilliamsCBVanderbilt6035211JR
37JonathanAbramSMississippi St.5114205SR
38N’KealHarryWRArizona St.6023228JR
39A.J.BrownWROle Miss6004226JR
40NoahFantTEIowa6041249JR
41DeeboSamuelWRSouth Carolina5112214SR
42TaylorRappSWashington5116208JR
43HakeemButlerWRIowa St.6053227JR
44NassirAdderleySDelaware5117195SR
45DaltonRisnerOTKansas St.6046312SR
46GreedyWilliamsCBLSU6017185SO
47ChaunceyGardner-JohnsonCBFlorida5107210JR
48DanielJonesQBDuke6052220JR
49JuanThornhillSVirginia6002205SR
50DamienHarrisRBAlabama5101216SR
NFL Draft

TGIS NFL Draft Position Rankings – 2019

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QBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1DwayneHaskinsOhio St.6033231SO
2DrewLockMissouri6036223SR
3KylerMurrayOklahoma5101207JR
4DanielJonesDuke6052220JR
5RyanFinleyNorth Carolina St.6040213SR
6JarrettStidhamAuburn6023218JR
7TyreeJacksonBuffalo6070249JR
8WillGrierWest Virginia6024217SR
9JordanTa’amuOle Miss6025222SR
10BrettRypienBoise St.6016210SR
11GardnerMinshewWashington St.6007224SR
12TarynChristionSouth Dakota St.6010215SR
13NickFitzgeraldMississippi St.6045226SR
14TaylorCorneliusOklahoma St.6057220SR
15ClaytonThorsonNorthwestern6040222SR
RBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1JoshJacobsAlabama5110220JR
2DamienHarrisAlabama5101216SR
3DarrellHendersonMemphis5083208JR
4RodneyAndersonOklahoma6003224JR
5DavidMontgomeryIowa St.5101222JR
6JusticeHillOklahoma St.5095198JR
7MilesSandersPenn St.5105211JR
8DevinSingletaryFlorida Atlantic5074203JR
9DexterWilliamsNotre Dame5112215SR
10BryceLoveStanford5087200SR
11MylesGaskinWashington5092205SR
12DevineOzigboNebraska5105219SR
13TrayveonWilliamsTexas A&M5081206JR
14ElijahHolyfieldGeorgia5103217JR
15BennySnellKentucky5103224JR
16MikeWeberOhio St.5095211JR
17TravisHomerMiami5103201JR
18AlexBarnesKansas St.6003226JR
19KaranHigdonMichigan5091205SR
20DamareaCrockettMissouri5100225JR
21BruceAndersonNorth Dakota St.5112209SR
22QadreeOllisonPittsburgh6005228SR
23JalinMooreAppalachian St.5100212SR
24JacquesPatrickFlorida St.6020231SR
25JordanScarlettFlorida5105208SR
26RodneySmithMinnesota5’11”210SR
27RyquellArmsteadTemple5112223SR
28AerisWilliamsMississippi St.6000217SR
29LJScottMichigan St.6003227SR
30TyJohnsonMaryland5103213SR
FBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1AlecIngoldWisconsin6006247SR
WRNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1MarquiseBrownOklahoma5093166JR
2D.K.MetcalfOle Miss6033228JR
3N’KealHarryArizona St.6023228JR
4A.J.BrownOle Miss6004226JR
5DeeboSamuelSouth Carolina5112214SR
6HakeemButlerIowa St.6053227JR
7MilesBoykinNotre Dame6036220JR
8ParrisCampbellOhio St.5117205SR
9KelvinHarmonNorth Carolina St.6024221JR
10J.J.Arcega-WhitesideStanford6020225JR
11PrestonWilliamsColorado St.6030210JR
12TyreBradyMarshall6027211SR
13DavidSillsWest Virginia6032211SR
14StanleyMorganNebraska6000202SR
15AntoineWesleyTexas Tech6050200JR
16DamarkusLodgeOle Miss6017202SR
17PennyHartGeorgia St.5080180SR
18TerryMcLaurinOhio St.6001208SR
19TerryGodwinGeorgia5113184SR
20HunterRenfrowClemson5102184SR
21AnthonyJohnsonBuffalo6021211SR
22AndyIsabellaMassachusetts5086188SR
23GaryJenningsWest Virginia6010213SR
24JalenHurdBaylor6046227SR
25JazzFergusonNorthwestern St.6045227JR
26GregDortchWake Forest5071173SO
27CodyThompsonToledo6014205SR
28RyanDavisAuburn5097189SR
29KeeSeanJohnsonFresno St.6011204SR
30KeelanDossCal-Davis6021211SR
31EmanuelHallMissouri6017201SR
32JohnUrsuaHawaii5’10”175JR
33JovonDuranteFlorida Atlantic5111160JR
34KavontaeTurpinTCU5’8″155SR
35JaylenSmithLouisville6022219SR
36TravisFulghamOld Dominion6024215SR
37NyqwanMurrayFlorida St.5102191SR
38FeltonDavisMichigan St.6034211SR
39AlexWesleyNorthern Colorado5117191SR
40JamalCustisSyracuse6042214SR
TENameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1T.J.HockensonIowa6046251JR
2IrvSmith Jr.Alabama6023242JR
3NoahFantIowa6041249JR
4JaceSternbergerTexas A&M6040251JR
5IsaacNautaGeorgia6032244JR
6DawsonKnoxOle Miss6043254JR
7KadenSmithStanford6050255JR
8DaxRaymondUtah St.6046255JR
9CalebWilsonUCLA6042240JR
10TommySweeneyBoston College6044251SR
11C.J.ConradKentucky6044249SR
12KeenenBrownTexas St.6024250SR
13AlizeMackNotre Dame6040249JR
14JoshOliverSan Jose St.6045249SR
15FosterMoreauLSU6041253SR
16DrewSampleWashington6046255SR
17ZachGentryMichigan6081265JR
18DonaldParhamStetson6083243SR
19KahaleWarringSan Diego St.6051252JR
OTNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1JonahWilliamsAlabama6044302JR
2JawaanTaylorFlorida6050312JR
3AndreDillardWashington St.6047315SR
4CodyFordOklahoma6036329JR
5GregLittleOle Miss6052310JR
6DaltonRisnerKansas St.6046312SR
7TytusHowardAlabama St.6050322SR
8DavidEdwardsWisconsin6062308JR
9YodnyCajusteWest Virginia6047312SR
10KalebMcGaryWashington6071317SR
11MaxScharpingNorthern Illinois6057327SR
12ChumaEdogaUSC6036303SR
13NateDavisCharlotte6032316SR
14BobbyEvansOklahoma6043312JR
15TreyAdamsWashington6080320SR
16OliUdohElon6056327SR
17MitchHyattClemson6053303SR
18MichaelDeiterWisconsin6051309SR
19DennisDaleySouth Carolina6050317SR
20MartezIveyFlorida6050313SR
21WilliamSweetNorth Carolina6060313JR
22TylerRoemerSan Diego St.6063312SO
23IsaiahPrinceOhio St.6064305SR
OGNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1ChrisLindstromBoston College6036303SR
2ErikMcCoyTexas A&M6036310JR
3BeauBenzschawelWisconsin6062307SR
4ConnorMcGovernPenn St.6053308JR
5NateHerbigStanford6034335JR
6AlexBarsNotre Dame6057312SR
7BenPowersOklahoma6037310SR
8GarrettBrumfieldLSU6020299SR
9DruSamiaOklahoma6046305SR
10AndreJamesUCLA6041299JR
CNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1GarrettBradburyNorth Carolina St.6027304SR
2ElgtonJenkinsMississippi St.6043314SR
3MichaelJordanOhio St.6057312JR
4LamontGaillardGeorgia6025305SR
5RossPierschbacherAlabama6035307SR
DENameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1NickBosaOhio St.6036266JR
2ClelinFerrellClemson6043264JR
3BrianBurnsFlorida St.6046249JR
4MontezSweatMississippi St.6056260SR
5RashanGaryMichigan6043277JR
6JachaiPoliteFlorida6025258JR
7ChaseWinovichMichigan6026256SR
8L.J.CollierTCU6022283SR
9JaylonFergusonLouisiana Tech6043256JR
10JalenJelksOregon6053256SR
11ZachAllenBoston College6041281SR
12BenBonoguTCU6034250SR
13AustinBryantClemson6037271SR
14JoeJacksonMiami6042275JR
15MaxxCrosbyEastern Michigan6047255JR
16OshaneXiminesOld Dominion6034253SR
17CharlesOmenihuTexas6053280SR
18DarrylJohnsonNorth Carolina A&T6060253JR
19PorterGustinUSC6044255SR
20JonathanLedbetterGeorgia6036280SR
21CarlGrandersonWyoming6046254SR
22AnthonyNelsonIowa6070271JR
DTNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1QuinnenWilliamsAlabama6030303SO
2EdOliverHouston6017287JR
3JefferySimmonsMississippi St.6030301JR
4JerryTilleryNotre Dame6064295SR
5DexterLawrenceClemson6044342JR
6ChristianWilkinsClemson6032315SR
7GeraldWillis IIIMiami6016302SR
8Dre’MontJonesOhio St.6026281JR
9KhalenSaundersWestern Illinois6003324SR
10DanielWiseKansas6025281SR
11DaylonMackTexas A&M6010336SR
12IsaiahBuggsAlabama6031306SR
13GregGainesWashington6010312SR
14DemarcusChristmasFlorida St.6033294SR
15TerryBeckner Jr.Missouri6035296SR
16EdwinAlexanderLSU6030331JR
17KingsleyKekeTexas A&M6025288SR
18RenellWrenArizona St.6047318SR
19KevinGivensPenn St.6012285JR
20TrystenHillCentral Florida6026308JR
OLBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1JoshAllenKentucky6047262SR
2DevinBushMichigan5110234JR
3ChristianMillerAlabama6033247SR
4ChaseHansenUtah6027222SR
5TerrillHanksNew Mexico St.6020242SR
6D’AndreWalkerGeorgia6023251SR
7TrevonConeyNotre Dame6007244SR
8JustinHollinsOregon6052248SR
9DreGreenlawArkansas5114237SR
10CharlesWrightVanderbilt6030240SR
11SuttonSmithNorthern Illinois6003234JR
12GermainePrattNorth Carolina St.6025240SR
ILBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1DevinWhiteLSU6000237JR
2MackWilsonAlabama6011240JR
3TreLamarClemson6033253JR
4KendallJosephClemson5115233SR
5VoseanJosephFlorida6014230JR
6T.J.EdwardsWisconsin6003230SR
7RyanConnellyWisconsin6021242SR
8BobbyOkerekeStanford6014231SR
9OtaroAlakaTexas A&M6030240SR
10CameronSmithUSC6020238SR
11BenBurr-KirvenWashington6000230SR
12DakotaAllenTexas Tech6006232SR
13DavidLongWest Virginia5112230JR
14JoeGiles-HarrisDuke6016234JR
15TyrellDodsonTexas A&M6003237JR
16JeffAllisonFresno St.5112228JR
CBNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1ByronMurphyWashington5106190SO
2RockYa-SinTemple5116192SR
3DeandreBakerGeorgia5110193JR
4JoejuanWilliamsVanderbilt6035211JR
5GreedyWilliamsLSU6017185SO
6ChaunceyGardner-JohnsonFlorida5107210JR
7JustinLayneMichigan St.6016192JR
8TrayvonMullenClemson6014199JR
9IsaiahJohnsonHouston6021208SR
10JulianLoveNotre Dame5106195JR
11LonnieJohnson Jr.Kentucky6022210SR
12ImanMarshallUSC6005207SR
13MichaelJacksonMiami6005210SR
14AmaniOruwariyePenn St.6016204SR
15MarkFieldsClemson5101192SR
16JamelDeanAuburn6010206JR
17BlaceBrownTroy6003194SR
18BlessuanAustinRutgers6005198SR
19SaivionSmithAlabama6007199JR
20SeanBuntingCentral Michigan6003195JR
21KrisBoydTexas5114201SR
SNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1DeionteThompsonAlabama6010195JR
2DarnellSavageMaryland5106198SR
3JonathanAbramMississippi St.5114205SR
4TaylorRappWashington5116208JR
5NassirAdderleyDelaware5117195SR
6JuanThornhillVirginia6002205SR
7MalikGantMarshall5115209JR
8AmaniHookerIowa5113210JR
9MikeEdwardsKentucky5106204SR
10LukasDenisBoston College5114190SR
11JaquanJohnsonMiami5103191SR
12MarvellTell IIIUSC6020198SR
13AndrewWingardWyoming6001209SR
14D’CotaDixonWisconsin5095204SR
15ZedrickWoodsOle Miss5110205SR
KNameNameSchoolHt.LBS.Year
1MattGayUtah6000220SR
2AustinSeibertOklahoma5093209SR
NFL Draft

2016 Final Mock Draft

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Round 1
PICK TEAM NAME POSITION SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT
1 Rams JARED GOFF QB CAL 6’4″ 215
THe Rams traded all the way from the 15th pick to the top of the draft board. The only way you make that trade is for someone you think is a franchise quarterback. From most sources it seems they did it for Jared Goff. Goff’s upside is a solid starting quarterback and have success much like Matt Ryan. Look for Los Angeles to make Goff their franchise quarterback.
2 Eagles CARSON WENTZ QB North Dakota St. 6’5″ 233
After the season the eagles were all the way back with the 13th pick. Now come draft day, they will have the 2nd overall pick. Did they trade all the way up to the second pick for a quarterback when they signed Sam Bradford and Chase Daniel this off season? I believe they did, as Bradford and Daniel are only signed for the short term. Carson Wentz has the potential to be a very good quarterback in this league. With this pick the eagles get their quarterback of the future.
3 Chargers LAREMY TUNSIL OT Ole Miss 6’5″ 310
THE CHARGERS WOULD BE IN A GREAT POSITION WITH THIS PICK AS THEY HAVE A PLAYER AT A POSITION OF NEED IN JALEN RAMSEY AND ONE OF THE TOP PLAYERS AVAILABLE WITH Tunsil. RAMSEY WOULD PROVIDE IMMEDIATE HELP FOR A DEPLETED SECONDARY. AT SAFETY ERIC WEDDLE LOOKS TO BE MOVING ON AND THEY DO NOT HAVE A QUALITY NUMBER TWO CORNERBACK OPPOSITE OF JASON VERRETT. RAMSEY WOULD FIT THAT NEED, BUT Laremy Tunsil WOULD IMMENSELY HELP the offensive line. I believe the Chargers either trade down or take Tunsil who can be their starting left tackle for the next ten years. DeForest Buckner would also fit in the Chargers defense, but at the third pick it is a little too rich.
4 Cowboys JALEN RAMSEY CB FLORIDA ST. 6’1″ 209
YES, THERE IS A BIG WAVE OF MEDIA SAYING THAT NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST IN THE FUTURE AT THE QUARTERBACK POSITION. HOWEVER, JERRY IS IN WIN NOW MODE. IT IS HARD FOR ME TO SEE HIM PICK A QUARTERBACK THAT WON’T HELP THE TEAM FOR THREE YEARS DOWN THE LINE INSTEAD OF TAKING A PLAYER THAT CAN HELP THEM NOW. RAMSEY WOULD BE GREAT FOR THE COWBOYS AS THE FUTURES OF BOTH MORRIS CLAIBORNE AND BRANDON CARR ARE IN QUESTION. RAMSEY CAN PLAY BOTH CORNER AND SAFETY AS A GREAT ADDITION TO THE COWBOYS SECONDARY. As for the defensive line, the cowboys can get a quality one in the top of the second round.
5 Jaguars MYLES JACK OLB UCLA 6’1″ 245
THE JAGUARS IN THIS SITUATION I BELIEVE WOULD GO FOR MYLES JACK over Joey Bosa. THIS JAGUARS DEFENSE WOULD BE FUN TO WATCH HAVING BOTH TELVIN SMITH AND MYLES JACK ROAMING THE FIELD. JACK CAN HELP FROM THE PASS RUSH TO COVERAGE AS HE HAS A RARE COMBINATION OF SIZE AND SPEED. This is all contingent on whether Jacksonville’s doctors give his knee the thumbs up.
6 Ravens JOEY BOSA DE Ohio St. 6’5″ 269
SECONDARY IS AN OBVIOUS NEED FOR THE RAVENS, but there is not a player of that position worthy of the number six selection.  Instead the ravens go with the top player on the board for their defense. Bosa would strengthen the defensive line.  RONNIE STANLEY cOULD also  BE A GREAT ADDITION HERE.
7 SHAQ LAWSON DE Clemson 6’3″ 269
The Niners need another pass rusher opposite of Aaron Lynch as They finished 29th in the NFL in sacks last season. SHaq Lawson will help add edge pressure for San FRANCISCO. Lawson would fit perfectly as a 3-4 Outside linebacker in their defense. The combination of Lynch and Lawson  could be a dynamic duo for the 49ers.
8 Browns EZEKIEL ELLIOTT RB Ohio St. 6’0″ 225
THIS IS JUST A SITUATION WHERE there is too much TALENT to pass up. The browns haven’t had a productive player like Elliott in their offense for awhile. The Browns need a total talent upgrade as they continue to try to rebuild. Ezekiel Elliott and The additional picks should be a good start in Cleveland.
9 Bucs DEFOREST BUCKNER DE Oregon 6’7″ 291
THE BUCCANEERS LAST YEAR FOUND THEIR FRANCHISE QUARTERBACK, THIS YEARS GOAL WILL BE TO CONTINUE TO UPGRADE THE TALENT LEVEL. Buckner WOULD BE A GREAT ADDITION TO THE BUCCANEERS DEFENSE AS A HYBRID DEFENSIVE END/TACKLE. I KNOW THE BUCCANEERS ALREADY HAVE GERALD MCCOY AND AKEEM SPENCE, BUT Buckner improves the depth and TALENT along the defensive front.
10 Giants DARRON LEE oLB Ohio St. 6’1″ 236
The Giants have a major need at linebacker after they upgraded the secondary and defensive line in free agency. The Giants are notorious for not taking linebackers in the first round, but Darron Lee could be the exception. Lee is an upgrade to the linebacker corp as a rare athlete. Look for the Giants to take Lee as a weakside linebacker in the 4-3 defense.
11 Bears RONNIE Stanley OT NOTRE DAME 6’6″ 312
THIS WOULD BE A DREAM SCENARIO AS THE BEARS NEED TO FIND A LONG TERM SOLUTION AT THE LEFT TACKLE POSITION. STANLEY IS A TOP TEN TALENT AND IN THIS SITUATION FALLS RIGHT IN THE BEARS LAP. CHARLES LENO PLAYED DECENTLY, BUT STANLEY IS A MUCH BETTER LONG TERM SOLUTION. REGGIE RAGLAND WOULD ALSO BE AN OPTION HERE FOR THE BEARS.
12 Saints SHELDON RANKINS DT Louisville 6’2″ 304
The Saints Defense was one of the worst in the nfl last year and will need instant upgrades on the defense. They struggled putting pressure on the quarterback which is one of Rankins strengths. This should be a heavy defensive draft and Rankins is a good start.
13 Dolphins VERNON HARGREAVES CB Florida 5’11” 204
Sure the Dolphins ACQUIRED Byron Maxwell, but there is still a major need at cornerback. The talent at the top of the depth chart is severely lacking so look for them to target a cornerback with this pick. Many consider the second best secondary player in this draft. Look for the possibility of Hargreaves to stay in Florida on draft day.
14 Raiders WILLIAM JACKSON CB Houston 6’0″ 189
This is rare for the Oakland Raiders as they do not have as many needs as in years past. They solidified the offensive line with the signing of Kelechi Osemele and defensively signed OLB Bruce Irvin and Cornerback Sean Smith. The depth in the secondary is still a concern as D.J. Hayden has not performed up to his first round status. The raiders should not be concerned with taking another Houston cornerback as Jackson is a much better prospect than Hayden was coming out. It is hard to turn down Jackson as an athletic, hard hitting corner.
15 Titans LAQUON TREADWELL WR Ole Miss 6’2″ 221
THE Titans traded back and have quite a few picks to upgrade the roster. The Titans could start with a talented receiver in round one for Marcus Mariota. Their leading receiver last year was tight end Delanie Walker and did not have a wide receiver go over 550 yards. Either Treadwell or Doctson should go over that yardage in their rookie season. Both are very talented, and I prefer Doctson, but it seems like most of the nfl has Treadwell over doctson.
16 Lions JACK CONKLIN OT Michigan St. 6’6″ 308
OFFENSIVE LINE IS THE NUMBER ONE PRIORITY FOR THE LIONS THIS OFFSEASON AS THEY WERE JUST DREADFUL DURING THE YEAR. Conklin CAN COME IN RIGHT AWAY FOR THE LIONS AND START AT THE RIGHT TACKLE SPOT. IT WILL BE A BIG HELP FOR A TEAM THAT ALLOWED 44 SACKS LAST SEASON. Conklin is a mauler in the run game and solid as a pass protector.
17 Falcons Leonard Floyd OLB Georgia 6’6″ 244
THE FALCONS DEFENSE WAS TERRIBLE LAST YEAR GETTING TO THE QUARTERBACK AS THEY WERE LAST IN THE NFL IN SACKS. J.J. WATT ACTUALLY ALMOST HAD AS MANY SACKS AS THE ENTIRE FALCONS TEAM COMBINED. WITH Leonard Floyd, THEY GET AN ATHLETIC LINEBACKER WHO HAS VERY GOOD PASS RUSH CAPABILITIES. I know they took another pass rusher, Vic Beasley, in the first round last year. However, Courtney Upshaw and Beasley are the only prolific pass rushers on the roster. Floyd  ADDs TO THE FALCONS DEFENSE as they get another pass rusher to increase their ability to get to the quarterback.
18 Saints Jason Spriggs OT Indiana 6’6″ 301
THE NUMBER ONE PRIORITY FOR THE COLTS THIS YEAR WILL BE TO KEEP ANDREW LUCK UPRIGHT AND MORE TIME TO THROW THE FOOTBALL. RUN BLOCKING WAS ALSO AN ISSUE FOR THE COLTS AS FRANK GORE WAS HELD UNDER 1000 YARDS THIS YEAR FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FIVE YEARS.  THE COLTS SHOULD TAKE THE BEST AVAILABLE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN WITH THIS PICK, WHICH IN THIS CASE WOULD BE Jason Spriggs. HE WILL ADD TO WHAT IS ONE OF THE WORST OFFENSIVE LINES IN FOOTBALl as a future starting left tackle.
19 Bills JARRAN REED DT Alabama  6’3″ 311
Defensive line has gone from a strength to a weakness after the release of Mario Williams. Jarran Reed IS A PERFECT REPLACEMENT FOR WILLIAMS in rex Ryan’s defense. Reed does a great job stopping the run and can play Defensive End in Rex Ryan’s 3-4 Defense. Reed is athletic for his size and does a great job taking on blockers along the defensive line.
20 Jets REGGIE RAGLAND ILB ALABAMA 6’1″ 259
THIS WOULD BE A PERFECT MATCH FOR THE JETS AS DAVID HARRIS IS 32 YEARS OLD AT THE START OF NEXT SEASON. LAST YEAR THE JETS PICKED LEONARD WILLIAMS WHICH MADE FOR ONE OF THE BETTER DEFENSIVE LINES IN THE NFL. RAGLAND WILL TAKE THE JETS DEFENSE TO THAT NEXT STEP AS A HARD-HITTING, RUN STUFFING LINEBACKER.
21 Redskins ROBERT NKEMDICHE DT Ole Miss 6’4″ 294
THE REDSKINS DEFENSIVE LINE IS AGING AS JASON HATCHER recently retired. THEY WERE ALSO THE SECOND WORST DEFENSES AGAINST THE RUN AS THEY GAVE UP 4.8 YARDS A CARRY. Nkemdiche is the ultimate boom or bust prospect, and the Redskins are known for taking chances with players. Nkemdiche is a very talented player and if he  stays out of trouble, he SHOULD be AN IMMEDIATE IMPACT PLAYER.  The acquisitions of Josh Norman and Robert Nkemdiche in the past week drastically helps out their defense.
22 Houston Texans JOSH DOCTSON WR TCU 6’2″ 202
A goal for the Texans has been to improve the offense. THEy got their quarterback in Brock Osweiler this off-season as well as a young running back with Lamar Miller. It is now time for the Texans to improve their receiving corp. The Texans have a top five receiver with Deandre Hopkins, but there is not really another impact wide receiver on the roster. Doctson would have a great role opposite of Hopkins in the offense and give Osweiler another weapon to use.
23 Vikings TAYLOR DECKER OT Ohio St. 6’7″ 310
Matt Kalil is entering a contract year at left tackle and it is yet to be seen whether the Vikings have a future left tackle on their roster. The Vikings did sign Andre Smith this off season to a one year deal, but THAT IS MORE FOR THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE LINE TO COMPETE WITH pHIL lOADHOLT. t.j. cLEMMINGS STRUGGLED IN HIS ROOKIE YEAR AND I BELIEVE HIS ULTIMATE POSITION WILL BE AT RIGHT TACKLE AS WELL. tAYLOR dECKER GIVES THE vIKINGS A POSSIBLE FUTURE STARTING LEFT TACKLE.
24 Bengals COREY COLEMAN WR BAYLOR 5’11” 194
CINCINNATI IS A TEAM THAT COULD DECIDE TO GO FOR A CORNERBACK, BUT COREY COLEMAN IS HARD TO PASS UP. WITH MOHAMMAD SANU AND MARVIN JONES LEAVING IN FREE AGENCY. tHE bENGALS NEED TO REBUILD THEIR RECEIVING CORP AND cOREY coleman can be a versatile receiver for them. COLEMAN CAN work the slot as well as the outside receiver position to COMPLEMENT AJ GREEN.
25 Steelers MACKENSIE ALEXANDER CB CLEMSON 5’10” 190
The STEELERS ARE IN DESPERATE HELP OF CORNERBACK HELP AS THEY ARE VERY THIN AT THE POSITION. Alexander had a great year last year blanketing top wide receivers and not giving up a touchdown all year. A concern for Alexander has been a lack of interceptions while at Clemson. DUE TO PITTSBURGH’S DEPTH, ALEXANDER WOULD MOST LIKELY HAVE A ROLE RIGHT AWAY WITH THE STEELERS. ALEXANDER WOULD GIVE PITTSBURGH A FUTURE POSSIBLE NUMBER ONE CORNER.
26 Seahawks ANDREW BILLINGS DT Baylor 6’1″ 311
The Seattle defense does have experienced edge rushers and is a strength, however the Seahawks need to improve the interior of their defensive line. Look no further than Andrew Billings who is a very young  powerful defensive tackle. Billings best playing days are ahead of him as a very strong player who could possible play the nose tackle role. Billings could enter the starting lineup right away for the Seahawks.
27 Packers A’SHAWN ROBINSON DT ALABAMA 6’4″ 307
GREEN BAY IS IN A TOUGH POSITION WITH THIS PICK. THEIR MOST PRESSING NEED IS INSIDE LINEBACKER, BUT RAGLAND WILL BE GONE BY THE TIME THEY PICK. GREEN BAY MAY TARGET HIM BY TRADING UP, BUT IF THEY STAY WHERE THEY ARE LOOK FOR THEM TO GO WITH THE BEST PLAYER AVAILABLE. Robinson WOULD FIT PERFECTLY INTO GREEN BAY’S DEFENSE AS A MAJOR RUN DEFENDER. THE PACKERS STRUGGLED LAST YEAR STOPPING THE RUN, BUT Robinson WOULD ENTIRE THE DEFENSIVE LINE ROTATION FOR THE PACKERS AND IMPROVE THEIR RUN DEFENSE. The Packers usually go with more agile defensive lineman, but a need has to be to stop the run. If the Packers go with more of their trend of picking athletic defensive lineman, look for them to pick Chris Jones or Kenny Clark.
28 Chiefs KEVIN DODD DE Clemson 6’5″ 277
pASS RUSHER HAS BECOME A NEED FOR THE CHIEFS WITH THE NEWS OF jUSTIN hOUSTON’S acl INJURY. tAMBA hALI IS ALSO 32 YEARS OLD SO A YOUNG PASS RUSHER HAS TO BE A PRIORITY. kEVIN dODD WAS KIND OF A ONE YEAR WONDER FOR THE cLEMSON tIGERS GOING FROM not having a sack to recording 12.5 sacks in his junior year. Dodd can come in and compete with Dee ford for early playing time on the chiefs defense.
29 Cardinals PAXTON LYNCH QB Memphis 6’7″ 244
Bruce Arians is a master with developing quarterbacks and Lynch gives Arians this chance. Lynch has the strongest arm in the draft and can make a lot of wow throws. However, accuracy and placement is a concern. He will need sometime to develop, but Lynch could be Palmer’s successor as Palmer enters the season at 36 years old.
30 Panthers NOAH SPENCE DE Eastern Kentucky 6’3″ 254
CAROLINA ALREADY HAS A GREAT DEFENSIVE LINE, BUT IS LACKING DEPTH AFTER THE RETIREMENT OF JARED ALLEN. KONY EALY SHOULD MOVE INTO AN EVERY DOWN ROLE WITH THE PANTHERS. Noah Spence CAN FIT RIGHT INTO EALY’S ROLE AS A ROTATIONAL DEFENSIVE END AND PASS RUSHER. Spence WILL HELP THE PANTHERS STAY ON TOP AS ONE OF THE PREMIER DEFENSES IN THE NFL. WIDE RECEIVER IS A MORE PRESSING NEED, BUT THE WIDE RECEIVER CLASS THIS YEAR IS PRETTY DEEP. ADDING ANOTHER PASS RUSHER WOULD HAVE A LOT MORE VALUE AT THIS SPOT FOR THE PANTHERS.
31 Broncos DERRICK HENRY RB ALABAMA 6’3″ 247
DENVER’S DEFENSE LED THE TEAM ALL THE WAY TO A SUPERBOWL VICTORY. THE OFFENSE HOWEVER HAS SOME IMPROVING TO DO AS THEIR RUSHING ATTACK WAS MIDDLE OF THE ROAD. NOTHING LIKE ADDING A 6’3 247 POUND RUNNING BACK TO HELP OUT. HENRY WOULD FIT DENVER’S RUSHING SCHEME PERFECTLY AS A ONE CUT RUNNING BACK WITH GREAT SPEED. HENRY CAN TAKE SOME OF THE PRESSURE OFF THE NEW STARTING QUARTERBACK. HENRY CAN BE AN OUTSTANDING GAME CHANGER FOR THE BRONCOS OFFENSE AND ALSO HELP AS A FOURTH QUARTER CLOSER TO WRAP UP GAMES. Henry helps upgrade the offense to another level.
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Round 2
Pick Team Name Position School Height Weight
32 Browns Will Fuller WR Notre Dame 6’0″ 186
33 Titans Karl Joseph S West Virginia 5’10” 205
34 Steelers Emmanuel Ogbah DE Oklahoma St. 6’4″ 273
35 Chargers Chris Jones DT Mississippi St. 6’6″ 310
36 Cowboys Eli Apple CB Ohio St. 6’1″ 199
37 Patriots Connor Cook QB Michigan St. 6’4″ 217
38 Bucs Ryan Kelly C Alabama 6’4″ 311
39 Falcons Vonn Bell S Ohio St. 5’11” 203
40 Titans Cody Whitehair OG Kansas St. 6’4″ 301
41 Dolphins Kenny Clark DT UCLA 6’3″ 314
42 Jets Joshua Garnett oG Stanford 6’5″ 312
43 Titans Germain Ifedi OT Texas A&M 6’6″ 324
44 Browns C.J. Prosise RB Notre Dame 6’1″ 220
45 Titans Vernon Butler DT Louisiana Tech 6’4″ 323
46 Rams Michael Thomas WR Ohio St. 6’3″ 212
47 Browns Braxton Miller WR Ohio St. 6’1″ 204
48 Saints Kamalei Correa OLB Boise St. 6’3″ 243
49 Bills Tyler Boyd WR Pittsburgh 6’2″ 197
50 Raiders Hunter Henry TE Arkansas 6’5″ 250
51 Ravens Jerald Hawkins OT LSU 6’4″ 266
52 Houston Texans Nick Martin C Notre Dame 6’4″ 299
53 Redskins Devontae Booker RB Utah 5’11” 219
54 Vikings Artie Burns CB Miami 6’0″ 193
55 Chiefs Su’a Cravens OLB USC 6’0″ 226
56 Seahawks Shon Coleman OT Auburn 6’6″ 307
57 Packers Joshua Perry ILB Ohio St. 6’4″ 255
58 Bears Austin Johnson DT Penn St. 6’4″ 314
59 Chiefs Darian Thompson S Boise St. 6’2″ 208
60 Shilique Calhoun DE Michigan St. 6’4″ 251
61 Leonte Carroo WR Rutgers 6’0″ 217
62 Panthers Kendall Fuller CB Virginia Tech 6’0″ 187
63 Broncos Cardale Jones QB Ohio St. 6’5″ 253
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2016 NFL Draft Fever’s Big Board

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BIG BOARD (1-30)
#1
LAREMY TUNSIL OT OLE MISS 6’5″ 310
Laremy Tunsil for me is alone at the top of the 2016 draft. Tunsil is the best offensive tackle to come along in the draft probably since Jake Long in 2008. He is highly advanced as a pass protector, using his athleticism and strength to get in front of defensive ends. Tunsil faced a lot of good ones in the SEC even holding Myles Garrett in check. At times Tunsil lets defensive line too far into his body and he could be more powerful blocker in the running game. Overall though, Laremy Tunsil is the top player in the 2016 draft that is a little weaker at the top compared to past years.

Laremy Tunsil
#2
MYLES JACK OLB UCLA 6’1″ 245
Myles Jack can do it all. Jack is a rangy defender that shows up all over the field. He is the most athletic linebacker I have ever scouted and can be used in a multiple ways on the defense. Jack even played a nickel cornerback role against the UNLV spread. At the next level Myles Jack is a weakside linebacker with a rare athleticism and strength combination. It is very rare to find a guy that has the strength to take on an offensive lineman, but has the speed to run with wide receivers. Jack is a sure tackler and an immediate impact player in the NFL. The only question is his knee injury, but if the doctors give him the green light he will be a high draft pick.

Myles Jack
#3
JALEN RAMSEY CB FLORIDA ST. 6’1″ 209
 Ramsey has been an impact player for the Florida State Seminoles the past three years. He switched to cornerback as a junior after two years of playing safety. Ramsey excels in press coverage and is extremely physical on the line of scrimmage. In coverage, Ramsey displays good feet and does a nice job at mirroring the receiver. Ramsey is always around the ball, however it is a concern that he only had two interceptions over the past three years. I think Ramsey’s best position at the next level is back at safety, but he is very versatile in the secondary.jalen ramsey

#4

JOEY BOSA DE OHIO ST 6’5″ 269
Joey Bosa is a very good football player. He has good strength along the defensive line as he uses it to stop the run and rush the passer. He uses a variety of pass rush moves and can beat the offensive tackle inside and out. Joey Bosa is a solid player, but there is a question on how high the ceiling is for him. It is very close between him and Shaq Lawson. Across the board Bosa is a solid defensive end, but the lack of elite athleticism is a major question. Bosa fits best as a 4-3 defensive end in the NFL.

Oct 4, 2014; College Park, MD, USA; Ohio State Buckeyes defensive lineman Joey Bosa (97) celebrates after sacking Maryland Terrapins quarterback C.J. Brown (not pictured) in the second quarter at Byrd Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports
#5
Shaq Lawson DE Clemson 6’3″ 269
 Lawson is an underrated athlete on the edge. He has a great motor and constantly uses his hands to fight off the offensive line. Along with that, Shaq also has a nasty spin move that is very tough on lineman.  Lawson is very good against the run as he has the strength to set the edge and disengage from blockers. What keeps Lawson from being an elite prospect is his quickness and flexibility. Shaq Lawson should be a very good edge player at the next level.shaq lawson
#6
Ezekiel Elliott RB Ohio St. 6’0″ 225
Elliott is a shiftier back for his size and has great balance when he runs. He is a very talented running back who has the ability to run through defenders, but also has good breakaway speed. Ohio State also used his talents in the receiving game as a three down back. He is up there for elite running back talents to come along and should be a top ten pick in a draft that lacks top talent.

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#7
Reggie Ragland ILB Alabama 6’1″ 247
Ragland is a tackling machine who can play sideline to sideline. He does a great job working through traffic. Against the run there is no linebacker better against the run as he is a thumper in the middle. The questions with Ragland comes in pass coverage, however I think he is much more athletic than he gets credit for. He has the added bonus of being able to rush off the edge. Ragland is an instant starter at the inside linebacker position.

Alabama Crimson Tide linebacker Reggie Ragland (19) is seen in action during the Sugar Bowl NCAA college football playoff semifinal game against the Ohio State Buckeyes at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on Thursday, January 1, 2015 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Ohio State won 42-35. (AP Photo/Aaron M. Sprecher)
#8
Deforest Buckner DE Oregon 6’7″ 291
Buckner is a huge defensive end that uses his size and strength well. At 6’7 290 lbs., he has the same body type as Calais Campbell. With Buckner’s length he is your prototypical 3-4 defensive end. He uses that length really well and is very athletic for his size. One flaw is he is on the ground a little too much, but he has some very good pass rush moves that translate to the next level.

Dec 5, 2014; Santa Clara, CA, USA; Oregon Ducks defensive end DeForest Buckner (44) celebrates after a sack in the second quarter against the Arizona Wildcats in the Pac-12 Championship at Levi's Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

#9

Ronnie Stanley OT Notre Dame 6’6″ 312
Stanley is going to make a solid left tackle at the next level. He plays with a strong base and is a very powerful in the run game. Stanley is no slouch in pass protection either as he’s usually able to handle the team’s best pass rusher. Shaq Lawson did beat him a few times, but it proved to be a really good battle. The difference between him and Tunsil is athleticism, as Stanley does not have the quickest feet.

Ronnie Stanley

#10

Carson Wentz QB North Dakota St. 6’5″ 233
Carson Wentz has a quarterback that has a very god arm, and can make all the NFL throws. In North Dakota’s offense he was actually asked to make a lot of throws along the sideline that you don’t see very often in college football. Wentz is a very good athlete as well and is a strong runner. Throws a very nice accurate deep ball.  The main thing he will have to develop is reading defenses, and wouldn’t be the best quarterback to step in right away. However, he has all the tools to be a solid starter in the NFL.carson wentz

#11

JAred Goff QB Cal 6’4″ 215
The debate between Goff and Wentz is a very close one. The quick release and accuracy of Goff is very intriguing for an NFL team. He also has a very good pocket presence and can squeeze the ball in tight windows. He doesn’t have the strongest arm, but it is good enough for the NFL combined with the quick release. It does show up at times on a few deep ball inaccuracies. With Goff you have a solid NFL quarterback whose upside is a Matt Ryan type.

jared goff
#12
Leonard Floyd OLB Georgia 6’6″ 244
Leonard Floyd is a very athletic edge player that has some excellent pass rush moves. He is a thinner linebacker who runs extremely well. Rushing the passer, Floyd is very quick twitched and uses his hands well to get in the quarterback. Floyd can also drop back into coverage and running with tight ends and running backs. I do question his strength to hold up against offensive lineman, but Floyd should be drafted for his elite pass rushing skills and ability to bend around the corner.

Leonard Floyd

#13

William Jackson III CB Houston 6’0″ 189
William Jackson III is one of my favorite prospects in this draft. He is an extremely quick cornerback who is able to run right with the wide receiver. Jackson is also not afraid to get physical, there are countless times where he comes down and makes a big hit on the wide receiver. The ball skills are there too as he does a great job turning back and high pointing the ball. Overall, what you are getting with Jackson is a tall, speedy corner that can play physical with great ball skills.

william jackson
#14
Sheldon Rankins DT Louisville 6’2″ 304
Rankins has had a great pre-draft process. He absolutely dominated the defensive line drills at the senior bowl and his pass rush ability shows on tape. Quickness is where Rankins wins in the interior and he really displays great hand use. He is very athletic at defensive tackle, but he will have to improve on shedding blocks in the run game. Interior defensive tackles that can rush the passer are a premium in the NFL and Rankins fits that bill.

sheldon rankins

#15

Josh Doctson WR TCU 6’2″ 202
Doctson best quality is when the ball is in the air, he is coming down with it. He is a tall, skinnier wide receiver who does a great job adjusting to the ball. Over the middle of the field he has very strong hands and is willing to take the hit. There was a question about his speed, however a 4.5 forty and a great combine calmed down those concerns. With route running, he shows a good ability to get in and out of breaks to get separation. He is pretty shifty with the ball and has good quickness for his size. A concern is he isn’t the most physical wide receiver, but he has good enough strength to hold up at the next level. Doctson is a potential number one wide receiver at the next level.

josh doctson
#16
Darron Lee OLB Ohio St. 6’1″ 236
Darron Lee is an extremely athletic outside linebacker that fits the mold as a weakside linebacker. He lit up the combine running a 4.43 in the forty yard dash. It is shown on tape too as he flies all over the field. Lee is best in space and is very good in coverage. The strength and speed combination is rare and there is an added bonus for him rushing the passer. He’s a linebacker that can do just about everything.

Darron lee
#17
Robert Nkemdiche DT Ole Miss 6’4″ 294
Nkemdiche is the ultimate boom or bust prospect as he has all the athletic ability and skill to be a dynamic player. Where the risk comes is the off the field problems and his on field play is hot and cold. Off the field there is an attitude question as well as a situation where he fell out of a second story window at a hotel while high on Marijuana. On the field Nkemdiche doesn’t play with a consistent motor. You’ll see him dominate against Alabama, but then you see him disappear at times. What you’re getting with him is a player with tremendous versatility along the defensive line. He has a great get off and uses his hands extremely well. Nkemdiche is a top five talent in the draft, but with the inconsistent play and off the field trouble he is a risky selection.Robert Nkemdiche
#18
Laquon Treadwell WR Ole Miss 6’2″ 221
Laquon Treadwell was a top recruit out of high school and a great wide receiver for Ole Miss. The thing Treadwell does best is use his physicality against defensive backs. Treadwell has great, strong hands and is able to pluck the ball out of the air. Treadwell runs good routes and makes quick breaks. Also, he is the best blocking wide receiver in this draft and probably one of the best I have ever scouted. A major question for Treadwell is speed. Treadwell is a solid receiver, but doesn’t display the athleticism that says he will absolutely be a dynamic receiver at the next level. His great hands and physicality make Treadwell a first round pick.

Mississippi wide receiver Laquon Treadwell catches the ball to score the last touchdown during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Louisiana-Lafayette in Oxford, Miss., Saturday, Sept. 13. 2014. Mississippi won 24 - 3. (DM Photo | Cady Herring)
#19
JARRAN REED DT ALABAMA 6’3″ 311
Reed has had a tremendous two years since transferring to Alabama from Junior College. He does a very nice job absorbing double teams and stopping the run. Is athletic for his size and works well along the defensive line. Ultimately Reed is a great two down run stuffer, however he is not the best when it comes to rushing the passer. Ultimately you’re getting a great run stopping defensive lineman, he will have to develop his pass rush to take his game to the next level.

jarran reed

#20

Jack Conklin OT Michigan St. 6’6″ 308
Jack Conklin is a nasty run blocking tackle. He does a great job finishing and blocks all the way through the whistle. In pass protection, he is a sturdy pass blocker who plays with good strength. When he gets set and ready to anchor, it is trouble for the opposing defensive end. Conklin isn’t the most athletic tackle and at times struggles with speed as well as getting off balanced at times. However, he did do a very nice job against Tim Williams from Alabama holding him in check when one on one. Looking at the big picture I believe that Conklin is best at coming in and starting right away at right tackle with a possible move to left tackle in the future.

Goodyear Cotton Bowl - Alabama v Michigan State
#21
Noah Spence OLB Eastern Kentucky 6’3″ 254
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#22
Jason Spriggs OT Indiana 6’6″ 301
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#23

Corey Coleman WR Baylor 5’11” 194
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 #24

A’Shawn Robinson DT Alabama 6’4″ 307
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#25

Andrew Billings DT Baylor 6’1″ 311
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#26
Vernon Hargreaves CB Florida 5’11” 204
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#27
Karl Joseph S West Virginia 5’10” 205
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#28

Paxton Lynch QB Memphis 6’7″ 244
 BIRMINGHAM, AL - DECEMBER 30: Paxton Lynch #12 of the Memphis Tigers passes against the Auburn Tigers in the first half of the Birmingham Bowl at Legion Field on December 30, 2015 in Birmingham, Alabama. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)

#29

Chris Jones DT Mississippi St. 6’6″ 310
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#30
Kevin Dodd DE Clemson 6’5″ 277
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Best of the Rest #31-50
Rank Name Position School Height Weight
31 Kenny Clark DT UCLA 6′ 3″ 314
32 Mackensie Alexander CB Clemson 5′ 10″ 190
33 Taylor Decker OT Ohio St. 6′ 7″ 310
34 Derrick Henry RB Alabama 6′ 3″ 247
35 Emmanuel Ogbah DE Oklahoma St. 6′ 4″ 273
36 Eli Apple CB Ohio St. 6′ 1″ 199
37 Michael Thomas WR Ohio St. 6′ 3″ 212
38 Ryan Kelly C Alabama 6′ 4″ 311
39 Will Fuller WR Notre Dame 6′ 0″ 186
40 Vernon Butler DT Louisiana Tech 6′ 4″ 323
41 Kamalei Correa OLB Boise St. 6′ 3″ 243
42 Jaylon Smith OLB Notre Dame 6′ 2″ 223
43 Shilique Calhoun DE Michigan St. 6′ 4″ 251
44 Braxton Miller WR Ohio St. 6′ 1″ 204
45 Nick Martin C Notre Dame 6′ 4″ 299
46 Su’a Cravens OLB USC 6′ 0″ 226
47 Darian Thompson S Boise St. 5′ 11″ 208
48 Vonn Bell S Ohio St. 5′ 11″ 203
49 Tyler Boyd WR Pittsburgh 6′ 2″ 197
50 Joshua Garnett OG Stanford 6′ 5″ 312
#51-100
Rank Name Position School Height Weight
51 C.J. Prosise RB Notre Dame 6′ 1″ 220
52 Austin Johnson DT Penn St. 6′ 4″ 314
53 Jalen Mills S LSU 6′ 0″ 194
54 Christian Westerman OG Arizona St. 6′ 3″ 298
55 Germain Ifedi OT Texas A&M 6′ 6″ 324
56 Sterling Shepard WR Oklahoma 5′ 10″ 194
57 Adolphus Washington DT Ohio St. 6′ 2″ 301
58 Hunter Henry TE Arkansas 6′ 5″ 250
59 Devontae Booker RB Utah 5′ 11″ 219
60 Jonathan Bullard DT Florida 6′ 3″ 285
61 Leonte Carroo WR Rutgers 6′ 0″ 217
62 Bronson Kaufusi DE BYU 6′ 7″ 285
63 Jerald Hawkins OT LSU 6′ 6″ 305
64 Paul Perkins RB UCLA 5′ 10″ 208
65 Connor Cook QB Michigan St. 6′ 4″ 217
66 Cody Whitehair OG Kansas St. 6′ 4″ 301
67 Maliek Collins DT Nebraska 6′ 2″ 311
68 Joshua Perry OLB Ohio St. 6′ 4″ 255
69 Artie Burns CB Miami 6′ 0″ 193
70 Kenneth Dixon RB Louisiana Tech 5′ 10″ 215
71 Javon Hargrave DT South Carolina St. 6′ 2″ 309
72 Austin Hooper TE Stanford 6′ 4″ 254
73 Sheldon Day DT Notre Dame 6′ 1″ 293
74 Kendall Fuller CB Virginia Tech 6′ 0″ 187
75 Pharoh Cooper WR South Carolina 5′ 11″ 203
76 Jatavis Brown OLB Akron 5′ 11″ 221
77 Jihad Ward DE Illinois 6′ 5″ 297
78 Jordan Jenkins OLB Georgia 6′ 3″ 259
79 Willie Henry DT Michigan 6′ 3″ 303
80 Jeremy Cash S Duke 6′ 1″ 212
81 Tyler Higbee TE Western Kentucky 6′ 6″ 251
82 Victor Ochi OLB Stony Brook 6′ 1″ 246
83 Keanu Neal S Florida 5′ 10″ 211
84 Alex Collins RB Arkansas 5′ 10″ 217
85 Charles Tapper DT Oklahoma 6′ 3″ 271
86 Zack Sanchez CB Oklahoma 5′ 11″ 181
87 Maurice Canady CB Virginia 6′ 1″ 191
88 Deion Jones ILB LSU 6′ 1″ 222
89 Malcolm Mitchell WR Georgia 5′ 11″ 194
90 Matt Ioannidis DT Temple 6′ 4″ 299
91 Hassan Ridgeway DT Texas 6′ 3″ 303
92 Will Redmond CB Mississippi St. 5′ 11″ 182
93 Cyrus Jones CB Alabama 5′ 10″ 197
94 Nick Kwiatkoski ILB West Virginia 6′ 2″ 243
95 Matt Judon DE Grand Valley St. 6′ 3″ 275
96 Nick Vannett TE Ohio St. 6′ 6″ 257
97 B.J. Goodson ILB Clemson 6′ 1″ 242
98 Kyler Fackrell OLB Utah St. 6′ 5″ 244
99 Jordan Howard RB Indiana 6′ 0″ 230
100 Justin Simmons S Boston College 6′ 3″ 202
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2016 NFL Draft Positional Rankings

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OFFENSE
QB
Rank Name School Height Weight Year
1 Carsonn Wentz North Dakota St. 6′ 5″ 233 SR
2 Jared Goff Cal 6′ 4″ 215 JR
3 Paxton Lynch Memphis 6′ 7″ 244 JR
4 Connor Cook Michigan St. 6′ 4″ 217 SR
5 Vernon Adams Oregon 5′ 11″ 200 SR
6 Dak Prescott Mississippi St. 6′ 2″ 226 SR
7 Cardale Jones Ohio St. 6′ 5″ 253 JR
8 Brandon Allen Arkansas 6′ 2″ 217 SR
9 Christian Hackenberg Penn St. 6′ 4″ 223 SR
10 Brandon Doughty Western Kentucky 6′ 3″ 214 SR
RB
Rank Name School Height Weight Year 40 Yard
1 Ezekiel Elliott Ohio St. 6′ 0″ 225 JR  4.47
2 Derrick Henry Alabama 6′ 3″ 247 JR 4.54
3 C.J. Prosise Notre Dame 6′ 0″ 220 JR 4.48
4 Devontae Booker Utah 5′ 11″ 219 SR N/A
5 Paul Perkins UCLA 5′ 10″ 208 JR 4.58
6 Kenneth Dixon Louisiana Tech 5′ 10″ 215 SR 4.58
7 Alex Collins Arkansas 5′ 10″ 217 JR 4.59
8 Jordan Howard Indiana 6′ 0″ 230 JR 4.59
9 Jonathan Williams Arkansas 5′ 11″ 219 SR 4.61
10 Kenyan Drake Alabama 6′ 1″ 210 SR 4.45
FB
Rank Name School Height Weight Year 40 Yard
1 Dan Vitale Northwestern 6′ 1″ 240 SR 4.60
2 Glenn Gronkowski Kansas St. 6′ 2″ 239 SR 4.71
3 Derek Watt Wisconsin 6′ 2″ 235 SR 4.79
4 Chris Swain Navy 6′ 0″ 249 SR 4.72
5 Soma Vainuku USC  5′ 11″ 249 SR  4.68
6  Andy Janovich  Nebraska 6′ 1″ 238  SR  4.81
WR
Rank Name School Height Weight Year 40 Yard
1 Josh Doctson TCU 6′ 2″ 202 SR 4.50
2 Laquon Treadwell Ole Miss 6′ 2″ 221 JR 4.65
3 Corey Coleman Baylor 5′ 11″ 194 JR 4.41
4 Michael Thomas Ohio St. 6′ 3″ 212 JR 4.46
5 Will Fuller Notre Dame 6′ 0″ 186 JR 4.32
6 Braxton Miller Ohio St. 6′ 1″ 204 SR 4.44
7 Tyler Boyd Pittsburgh 6′ 2″ 197 JR  4.58
8 Leonte Caroo Rutgers 6′ 0″ 217 SR 4.50
9 Sterling Shepard Oklahoma 5′ 10″ 194 SR  4.48
10 Pharoh Cooper South Carolina 5′ 11″ 203 JR  4.63
TE
Rank Name School Height Weight Year 40 Yard
1 Hunter Henry Arkansas 6′ 5″ 249 JR  4.78
2 Austin Hooper Stanford 6′ 4″ 254 JR  4.79
3 Tyler Higbee Western Kentucky 6′ 6″ 251 SR 4.80
4 Nick Vannett Ohio St. 6′ 6″ 257 SR  4.58
5 Jerell Adams South Carolina 6′ 5″ 247 SR N/A
6 David Morgan UTSA 6′ 4″ 262 SR 4.75
7 Henry Krieger-Coble Iowa 6′ 3″ 248 SR 4.65
8 Beau Sandland Montana St. 6′ 4″ 246 SR 4.93
9 Thomas Duarte UCLA 6′ 2″ 232 JR 4.72
10 Ben Braunecker Harvard 6′ 4″ 252 SR 4.73
OT
Rank Name School Height Weight Year
1 Laremy Tunsil Ole Miss 6′ 5″ 310 JR
2 Ronnie Stanley Miami 6′ 6″ 312 JR
3 Jack Conklin Michigan St. 6′ 6″ 308 JR
4 Jason Spriggs Indiana 6′ 6″ 301 SR
5 Taylor Decker Ohio St. 6′ 7″ 310 SR
6 Germain Ifedi Texas A&M 6′ 6″ 324 JR
7 Jerald Hawkins LSU 6 ‘6″ 305 JR
8 Shon Coleman Auburn 6′ 6″ 307 JR
9 Le’Raven Clark Texas Tech 6′ 6″ 316 SR
10 Willie Beavers Western Michigan 6′ 5″ 321 SR
OG
Rank Name School Height Weight Year
1 Joshua Garnett Stanford 6′ 5″ 312 SR
2 Christian Westerman Arizona St. 6′ 3″ 298 SR
3 Cody Whitehair Kansas St. 6′ 4″ 301 SR
4 Vadal Alexander LSU 6′ 5″ 326 SR
5 Connor McGovern Missouri 6′ 4″ 305 SR
6 Isaac Seumalo Oregon St. 6′ 4″ 303 JR
7 Sebastian Tretola Arkansas 6′ 4″ 314 SR
8 Joe Dahl Washington St. 6′ 4″ 304 SR
9 Rees Odhiambo Boise St. 6′ 4″ 314 SR
10 Denver Kirkland Arkansas 6′ 5″ 335 JR
C
Rank Name School Height Weight Year
1 Ryan Kelly Alabama 6′ 4″ 311 SR
2 Nick Martin Notre Dame 6′ 4″ 299 SR
3 Max Tuerk USC 6′ 5″ 298 SR
4 Graham Glasgow Michigan 6′ 6″ 306 SR
5 Jack Allen Michigan St. 6′ 2″ 297 SR
6 Austin Blythe Iowa St. 6′ 2″ 298 SR
7 Evan Boehm Missouri 6′ 2″ 302 SR
8 Matt Skura Duke 6′ 3″ 329 SR
9 Jake Brendel UCLA 6′ 4″ 303 SR
10 Mike Matthews Texas A&M 6′ 2″ 294 SR

DEFENSE

DE
Rank Name School Height Weight Year 40 Yard
1 Joey Bosa Ohio St. 6′ 5″ 269 JR 4.79
2 Shaq Lawson Clemson 6′ 3″ 269 JR 4.70
3 DeForest Buckner Oregon 6′ 7″ 291 SR 5.05
4 Kevin Dodd Clemson 6′ 5″ 277 JR 4.86
5 Emmanuel Ogbah Oklahoma St. 6′ 4″ 273 JR 4.63
6 Shilique Calhoun Michigan St. 6′ 4″ 251 SR 4.82
7 Jonathan Bullard Florida 6′ 3″ 285 SR 4.93
8 Bronson Kaufusi BYU 6′ 7″ 285 SR 4.87
9 Jihad Ward Illinois 6′ 5″ 297 SR 5.09
10 Charles Tapper Oklahoma 6′ 3″ 271 SR 4.59
DT
Rank Name School Height Weight Year 40 Yard
1 Sheldon Rankins Louisville 6′ 2″ 299 SR 5.03
2 Robert Nkemdiche Ole Miss 6′ 4″ 294 JR 4.87
3 Jarran Reed Alabama 6′ 3″ 307 SR 5.21
4 A’Shawn Roninson Alabama 6′ 4″ 307 JR 5.20
5 Andrew Billings Baylor 6′ 1″ 311 JR 5.05
6 Chris Jones Mississippi St. 6′ 6″ 310 JR 5.03
7 Kenny Clark UCLA 6′ 3″ 314 JR  5.06
8 Vernon Butler Louisiana Tech 6′ 4″ 323 SR 5.33
9 Austin Johnson Penn St. 6′ 4″ 314 JR 5.32
10 Adolphus Washington Ohio St. 6′ 4″ 301 SR 4.98
OLB
Rank Name School Height Weight Year 40 Yard
1 Myles Jack UCLA 6′ 1″ 245 JR  N/A
2 Darron Lee Ohio St. 6′ 1″ 236 SO  4.43
3 Leonard Floyd Georgia 6′ 6″ 244 JR 4.60
4 Noah Spence Eastern Kentucky 6′ 3″ 248 SR  4.78
5 Su’a Cravens USC 6′ 0″ 226 JR 4.69
6 Kamalei Correa Boise St. 6′ 3″ 243 JR 4.69
7 Jaylon Smith Notre Dame 6′ 2″ 223 JR N/A
8 Joshua Perry Ohio St. 6′ 4″ 255 SR 4.68
9 Jatavis Brown Akron 5′ 11″ 221 SR 4.44
10 Jordan Jenkins Georgia 6′ 3″ 259 SR 4.80
ILB
Rank Name School Height Weight Year 40 Yard
1 Reggie Ragland Alabama 6′ 1″ 247 SR  4.72
2 Deion Jones LSU 6′ 1″ 222 SR  4.44
3 Dominique Alexander Oklahoma 6′ 0″ 224 JR 4.75
4 B.J. Goodson Clemson 6′ 1″ 242 SR  4.69
5 Kentrell Brothers Missouri 6′ 1″ 245 SR 4.89
6 Nick Kwiatkoski West Virginia 6′ 2″ 243 SR 4.73
7 Tyler Matakevich Temple 6′ 0″ 238 SR 4.81
8 Nick Vigil Utah St. 6′ 2″ 239 JR 4.72
9 Blake Martinez Stanford 6′ 2″ 239 SR 4.71
10 Antonio Morrison Florida 6′ 1″ 232 SR 5.10
CB
Rank Name School Height Weight Year 40 Yard
1 William Jackson Houston 6′ 0″ 186 SR  4.37
2 Vernon Hargreaves Florida 5′ 11″ 204 JR  4.50
3 Mackensie Alexander Clemson 5′ 10″ 188 SO 4.48
4 Eli Apple Ohio St. 6′ 1″ 199 SO  4.40
5 Artie Burns Miami 6′ 0″ 193 JR 4.46
6 Kendall Fuller Virginia Tech 6′ 0″ 187 JR N/A
7 Maurice Canady Virginia 6′ 1″ 191 SR 4.49
8 Zack Sanchez Oklahoma 5′ 11″ 181 JR 4.49
9 Will Redmond Mississippi St. 5′ 11″ 182 SR N/A
10 Cyrus Jones Alabama 5′ 9″ 192 SR 4.49
S
Rank Name School Height Weight Year 40 Yard
1 Jalen Ramsey Florida St. 6′ 1″ 209 JR  4.41
2 Karl Joseph West Virginia 5′ 10″ 205 SR  N/A
3 Darian Thompson Boise St. 6′ 2″ 208 SR 4.59
4 Vonn Bell Ohio St. 5′ 11″ 203 JR  4.51
5 Jalen Mills LSU 6′ 0″ 194 SR 4.61
6 Jeremy Cash LDuke 6′ 1″ 212 SR N/A
7 Keanu Neal Florida 6′ 1″ 211 JR 4.62
8 Justin Simmons Boston College 6′ 3″ 202 SR 4.61
9 K.J. Dillon West Virginia 6′ 1″ 210 SR 4.53
10 Tyvis Powell Phop St. 6′ 3″ 211 JR 4.46
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30 NFL Prospects Attending Draft

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It was announced that 30 draft prospects had accepted invitations for the 2014 NFL Draft in New York City. Among the notable players attending include: Jadeveon Clowney, Sammy Watkins and Johnny Manziel. Not all the players invited to Radio City Music Hall are expected to go on the first day. Here is the list ranking the prospects going to New York:

1. Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina 

2. Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M

3. Khalil Mack, OLB, Buffalo

4. Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson

5. Greg Robinson, OT, Auburn

6. Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M

7. C.J. Mosley, ILB, Alabama

8. Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville

9. Eric Ebron, TE, North Carolina

10. Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, S, Alabama

11. Taylor Lewan, OT, Michigan

12. Kyle Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech

13. Justin Gilbert, CB, Oklahoma State

14. Calvin Pryor, S, Louisville

15. Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M

16. Brandin Cooks, WR, Oregon State

17. Jason Verrett, CB, TCU

18. Kony Ealy, DE, Missouri

19. Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia

20. Odell Beckham, WR, LSU

21. Marqise Lee, WR, USC

22. Ryan Shazier, OLB, Ohio State

23. Blake Bortles, QB, Central Florida

24. Cyrus Kouandjio, OT, Alabama

25. Ra’Shede Hageman, DT, Minnesota

26. Bradley Roby, CB, Ohio State

27. Timmy Jernigan, DT, Florida State

28. Jordan Matthews, WR, Vanderbilt

29. Cody Latimer, WR, Indiana

30. Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Eastern Illinois