As for my Big Board, this is how I feel about them, not exactly where I expect them to go come Thursday(example, I fully expect Jameis Winston to go #1 overall to TB).
Final Top 256 Big Board:
1 DE Leonard Williams*, USC
2 QB Marcus Mariota*, Oregon
3 DE/OLB Dante Fowler Jr.*, Florida
4 WR Amari Cooper*, Alabama
5 WR Kevin White, West Virginia
6 OLB Vic Beasley, Clemson
7 OT/OG Brandon Scherff*, Iowa
8 DT Danny Shelton, Washington
9 WR Devante Parker, Louisville
10 QB Jameis Winston*, Florida State
11 CB Trae Waynes*, Michigan State
12 RB Melvin Gordon*, Wisconsin
13 RB Todd Gurley*, Georgia
14 DT/DE Arik Armstead*, Oregon
15 OT/OG La'el Collins, LSU
16 OT Ereck Flowers*, Miami(Fla.)
17 OT Andrus Peat*, Stanford
18 DE/OLB Shane Ray*, Missouri
19 DE/OLB Randy Gregory*, Nebraska
20 SS Landon Collins*, Alabama
21 CB Marcus Peters*, Washington
22 OLB Shaq Thompson*, Washington
23 DT Malcolm Brown*, Texas
24 WR Dorial Green-Beckham*, Oklahoma
25 WR Breshad Perriman*, Central Florida
26 WR Jaelen Strong*, Arizona State
27 ILB Eric Kendricks, UCLA
28 OG/OT D.J. Humphries, Florida
29 CB Byron Jones, Uconn
30 RB Tevin Coleman*, Indiana
31 DT Carl Davis, Iowa
32 DE/OLB Alvin Dupree, Kentucky
33 DT Jordan Phillps*, Oklahoma
34 C Cameron Erving, Florida State
35 OG A.J. Cann, South Carolina
36 WR Phillip Dorsett, Miami(Fla.)
37 DE Nate Orchard, Utah
38 DT Eddie Goldman*, Florida State
39 DT Michael Bennett, Ohio State
40 FS Damarious Randall, Arizona State
41 CB Jalen Collins, LSU
42 CB Quinten Rollins, Miami(Ohio)
43 OT Jake Fisher, Oregon
44 OT T.J. Clemmings, Pittsburgh
45 CB Kevin Johnson, Wake Forsest
46 OLB Lorenzo Mauldin, Louisville
47 OLB Max Valles*, Virginia
48 OT Daryl Williams, Oklahoma
49 ILB Stephone Anthony, Clemson
50 ILB Paul Dawson, TCU
51 QB Brett Hundley*, UCLA
52 WR/TE Devin Funchess*, Michigan
53 TE Maxx Williams*, Minnesota
54 TE Clive Walford, Miami(Fla.)
55 RB Jay Ajayi*, Boise State
56 RB Duke Johnson*, Miami(Fla.)
57 OLB Hau'oli Kiakaha, Washington
58 OLB Eli Harold*, Virginia
59 WR Nelson Agholor*, USC
60 CB Eric Rowe, Utah
61 WR Devin Smith, Ohio State
62 FS Cody Prewitt, Ole Miss
63 RB Ameer Abdullah, Nebraska
64 OG John Miller, Louisville
65 RB David Cobb, Minnesota
66 RB David Johnson, Northern Iowa
67 OG Laken Tomlinson, Duke
68 ILB Berardrick McKinney*, Mississippi State
69 ILB Denzel Perryman, Miami(Fla.)
70 CB Alex Carter*, Stanford
71 OLB Kwon Alexander*, LSU
72 OLB Zach Hodges, Harvard
73 OT Donovan Smith*, Ohio State
74 WR Justin Hardy, East Carolina
75 WR Jamison Crowder, Duke
76 WR Tyler Lockett, Kansas State
77 RB T.J. Yeldon*, Alabama
78 FS Anthony Harris, Virginia
79 CB Ronald Darby*, Florida State
80 CB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Oregon
81 OG Arie Kouandjio, Alabama
82 WR Sammie Coates*, Auburn
83 DE Danielle Hunter*, LSU
84 DE Owamgbe Odighizuwa, UCLA
85 OG Ali Marpet, Hobart
86 DT Xavier Cooper*, Washington State
87 DT Xavier Williams, Northern Iowa
88 DT Grady Jarrett, Clemson
89 C Hroniss Grasu, Oregon
90 DE Henry Anderson, Stanford
91 FS Derron Smith, Fresno State
92 DE Preston Smith, Mississippi State
93 DE Mario Edwards Jr.*, Florida State
94 DE Trey Flowers, Arkansas
95 FS Durell Eskridge*, Syarcuse
96 OT Ty Sambrailo, Colorado State
97 FS Kurtis Drummond, Michigan State
98 OG Jamil Douglas, Arizona State
99 OLB Markus Golden, Missouri
100 C Reese Dismukes, Auburn
101 CB Jacoby Glenn*, Central Florida
102 OLB Martrell Spaight, Arkasnas
103 OLB Tony Washington, Oregon
104 CB Kevin White, TCU
105 OG Josue Matias, Florida State
106 OG Tre Jackson, Fllorida State
107 CB D'Joun Smith, Florida Atlantic
108 CB Steven Nelson, Oregon State
109 CB P.J. Williams*, Florida State
110 QB Garrett Grayson, Colorado State
111 QB Bryce Petty, Baylor
112 TE Nick Boyle, Delaware
113 CB Senquez Golson, Ole Miss
114 SS Jaquiski Tartt, Samford
115 OT Rob Havenstein, Wisconsin
116 OG Mitch Morse, Missouri
117 OT Cedric Ogbuehi, Texas A&M
118 OT Jeremiah Poutasi*, Utah
119 CB Doran Grant, Ohio State
120 WR Rashad Greene, Florida State
121 RB Mike Davis*, South Carolina
122 WR Tre McBride, William & Mary
123 RB Javorious Allen*, USC
124 WR Dezmin Lewis, Central Arkansas
125 RB Jeremy Langford, Michigan State
126 DE Za'Darius Smith, Kentucky
127 DE Anthony Chickillo, Miami(Fla.)
128 ILB Taiwan Jones, Michigan State
129 TE Jeff Heuerman, Ohio State
130 TE Jesse James*, Penn State
131 ILB Ramik Wilson, Georgia
132 TE Nick O'Leary, Florida State
133 TE Ben Koyack, Notre Dame
134 WR Josh Harper, Fresno State
135 OLB Xzavier Dickson, Alabama
136 DT Gabe Wright, Auburn
137 DT Joey Mbu, Houston
138 OLB Davis Tull, UT-Chattanooga
139 FS Gerod Holliman*, Louisville
140 DE Lynden Traill, Norfolk State
141 DE Kyle Emanuel, North Dakota State
142 FS Chris Hackett*, TCU
143 SS Ibrahiem Campbell, Northwestern
144 DT Tyeler Davison, Fresno State
145 DT Marcus Hardison, Arizona State
146 OLB Jordan Hicks, Texas
147 OLB Jake Ryan, Michigan
148 CB Josh Shaw, USC
149 ILB Hayes Pullard, USC
150 ILB Mike Hull, Penn State
151 CB Ladarius Gunter, Miami(Fla.)
152 RB Cameron Artis-Payne, Auburn
153 OLB Geneo Grissom, Oklahoma
154 QB Sean Mannion, Oregon State
155 QB Shane Carden, East Carolina
156 RB Karlos Williams, Florida State
157 SS Adrian Amos, Penn State
158 WR Stefon Diggs*, Maryland
159 TE Tyler Kroft*, Rutgers
160 C Max Garcia, Florida
161 C B.J. Finney, Kansas State
162 WR Darren Waller, Groegia Tech
163 RB Matt Jones*, Florida
164 RB Malcolm Brown, Texas
165 SS Jordan Richards, Stanfrod
166 OT Sean Hickey, Syracuse
167 WR Ty Montgomery, Stanford
168 WR Vince Mayle, Washington State
169 CB Charles Gaines*, Louisville
170 TE MyCole Pruitt, Southern Illinois
171 RB Tyler Varga, Yale
172 OT Austin Shepherd, Alabama
173 OT Tyrus Thompson, Oklahoma
174 ILB Bryce Hager, Baylor
175 CB Justin Cox, Mississippi State
176 DT Chris Covington*, Rice
177 ILB Trey DePriest, Alabama
178 DT Derrick Lott, UT-Chattanooga
179 DE Frank Clark, Michigan
180 DE Cedric Reed, Texas
181 QB Connor Halliday, Washington State
182 QB Cody Fajardo, Nevada
183 CB Nick Marshall, Auburn
184 ILB Ben Heeney, Kansas
185 WR Antwan Goodley, Baylor
186 TE Wes Saxton, Alabama
187 TE E.J. Bibbs, Iowa State
188 CB Lorenzo Doss*, Tulane
189 DE Corey Crawford, Clemson
190 OT Corey Robinson, South Carolina
191 WR Tony Lippett, Michigan State
192 OG Robert Myers, Tennessee State
193 DT Darius Philon*, Arkansas
194 FS Clayton Geathers, Central Florida
195 CB JaCorey Shepherd, Kansas
196 CB DeShazior Everett, Texas A&M
197 WR Dres Anderson, Utah
198 RB Marcus Murphy, Missouri
199 TE Blake Bell, Oklahoma
200 WR Chris Conley, Georgia
201 DT Rakeem Nunez-Roches*, Southern Miss
202 WR J.J. Nelson, UAB
203 FS James Sample*, Louisville
204 WR DaVaris Daniels*, Notre Dame
205 OT Terry Poole, San Diego State
206 CB Quandre Diggs, Texas
207 OG Jon Feliciano, Miami(Fla.)
208 RB Josh Robinson*, Mississippi State
209 C Shaq Mason, Georgia Tech
210 FS Tevin McDonald, Eastern Washington
211 QB Brandon Bridge, South Alabama
212 QB Blake Sims, Alabama
213 FS Deon Marlowe, James Madison
214 OG Mark Glowinski, West Virginia
215 CB Imoan Claiborne, Northwestern State
216 TE Gerald Christian, Louisville
217 CB Bobby McCain, Memphis
218 DE Martin Ifedi, Memphis
219 CB Julian Wilson, Oklahoma
220 DT Kaleb Eulls, Mississippi State
221 RB Dominique Brown, Louisville
222 WR Da'Ron Brown, Northern Illinois
223 SS Sammie Carter, TCU
224 RB Trey Williams*, Texas A&M
225 WR Rannell Hall, Central Florida
226 OT Tayo Fabuluje, TCU
227 OG Jamon Brown, Louisville
228 DE Tarvaris Barnes, Clemson
229 ILB Jeff Luc, Cincinnati
230 OT Laurence Gibson*, Virginia Tech
231 OT Andrew Donnal, Iowa
232 OLB JR Tavai, USC
233 OG Bobby Hart, Florida State
234 DE Deion Barnes*, Penn State
235 PK Justin Manton, Louisiana-Monroe
236 P Kyle Loomis, Portland State
237 QB Bryan Bennett, SE Louisiana
238 TE Jean Sifrin, Umass
239 WR DeAndre Smelter, Georgia Tech
240 FB Jalston Fowler, Alabama
241 OG Adam Shead, Oklahoma
242 RB Terrance Magee, LSU
243 CB Damian Swann, Georgia
244 OT Chaz Green, Florida
245 DT J.T. Suratt, South Carolina
246 CB Craig Mager, Texas State
247 DT Angelo Blackson, Auburn
248 WR Kenny Bell, Nebraska
249 DT Leterius Walton, Central Michigan
250 SS Nick Perry, Alabama
251 WR Austin Hill, Arizona
252 DT Deon Simon, Northwestern State
253 WR Titus Davis, Central Michigan
254 OLB Alani Fua, BYU
255 SS Jermaine Whithead, Auburn
256 TE C.J. Uzomah, Auburn
Final Positional Rankings:
Quarterbacks:
1. Marcus Mariota*, Oregon
2. Jameis Winston*, Florida State
3. Brett Hundley*, UCLA
4. Garrett Grayson, Colorado State
5. Bryce Petty, Baylor
6. Sean Mannion, Oregon State
7. Shane Carden, East Carolina
8. Connor Halliday, Washington State
9. Cody Fajardo, Nevasa
10. Brandon Bridge, South Alabama
11. Blake Sims, Alabama
12. Bryan Bennett, SE Louisiana
Running Backs:
1. Melvin Gordon*, Wisconsin
2. Todd Gurley*, Georgia
3. Tevin Coleman*, Indiana
4. Jay Ajayi*, Boise State
5. Duke Johnson*, Miami(Fla.)
6. Ameer Abdullah, Nebraska
7. David Cobb, Minnesota
8. David Johnson, Northern Iowa
9. T.J. Yeldon*, Alabama
10. Mike Davis*, South Carolina
11. Javorious Allen*, USC
12. Jeremy Langford, Michigan State
13. Cameron Artis-Payne, Auburn
14. Karlos Williams, Florida State
15. Matt Jones*, Florida
16. Malcolm Brown, Texas
17. Tyler Varga, Yale
18. Marcus Murohy, Missouri
19. Josh Robinson*, Mississippi State
20. Dominique Brown, Louisville
21. Trey Williams*, Texas A&M
22. Terrance Magee, LSU
Wide Receiver:
1. Amari Cooper*, Alabama
2. Kevin White, West Virginia
3. DeVante Parker*, Louisville
4. Dorial Green-Beckham*, Oklahoma
5. Breshad Perriman*, Central Florida
6. Jaelen Strong*, Arizona State
7. Phillip Dorsett, Miami(Fla.)
8. Devin Funchess*, Michigan
9. Nelson Agholot*, USC
10. Devin Smith, Ohio State
11. Justin Hardy, East Carolina
12. Jamison Crowder, Duke
13. Tyler Lockett, Kansas State
14. Sammie Coates*, Auburn
15. Rashad Greene, Florida State
16. Tre McBride, William & Mary
17. Dezmin Lewis, Central Arkasnas
18. Josh Harper, Fresno State
19. Stefon Diggs*, Maryland
20. Darren Waller, Georgia Tech
21. Ty Montgomery, Stanford
22. Vince Mayle, Washington State
23. Antwan Goodley, Baylor
24. Tony Lippett, Michigan State
25. Dres Anderson, Utah
26. Chris Conley, Georgia
27. J.J. Nelson, UAB
28. DaVaris Daniels*, Notre Dame
29. Da'Ron Brown, Northern Illinois
30. Rannell Hall, Central Florida
31. DeAndre Smelter, Georgia Tech
32. Kenny Bell, Nebraska
33. Austin Hill, Arizona
34. Titus Davis, Central Michigan
Tight Ends:
1. Maxx Williams*, Minnesota
2. Clive Walford, Miami(Fla.)
3. Nick Boyle, Delaware
4. Jeff Heuerman, Ohio State
5. Jesse James*, Penn State
6. Nick O'Leary, Florida State
7. Ben Koyack, Notre Dame
8. Tyler Kroft*, Rutgers
9. MyCole Pruitt, Southern Illinois
10. Wes Saxton, Alabama
11. E.J. Bibbs, Iowa State
12. Blake Bell, Oklahoma
13. Gerald Christian, Louisville
14. Jean Sifrin, Umass
15. C.J. Uzomah, Auburn
Centers:
1. Cameron Erving, Florida State
2. Hroniss Grasu, Oregon
3. Reese Dismukes, Auburn
4. Max Garcia, Florida
5. B.J. Finney, Kansas State
6. Shaq Mason, Georgia Tech
Offensive Guards:
1. D.J. Humphries, Florida
2. A.J. Cann, South Carolina
3. John Miller, Louisville
4. Laken Tomlinson, Duke
5. Arie Kouandjio, Alabama
6. Ali Marpet, Hobart
7. Jamil Douglas, Arizona State
8. Josue Matia, Florida State
9. Tre Jackson, Florida State
10. Mitch Morse, Missouri
11. Robert Myers, Tennessee State
12.Jon Feliciano, Miami(Fla.)
13. Mark Glowinski, West Virginia
14. Jamon Brown, Louisville
15. Bobby Hart, Florida State
16. Adam Shead, Oklahoma
Offensive Tackles:
1. Brandon Scherff, Iowa
2. La'el Collins, LSU
3. Ereck Flowers*, Miami(Fla.)
4. Andrus Peat*, Stanford
5. Jake Fisher, Oregon
6. T.J. Clemmings, Pittsburgh
7. Daryl Williams, Oklahoma
8. Ty Sambarilo, Colorado State
9. Donovan Smith*, Ohio State
10. Rob Havenstein, Wisconsin
11. Cedrick Ogbuhei, Texas A&M
12. Jeremiah Poutasi*, Utah
13. Sean Hickey, Syracuse
14. Austin Shepherd, Alabama
15. Tyrus Thompson, Oklahoma
16. Corey Robinson, South Carolina
17. Terry Poole, San Diego State
18. Tray Fabuluje, TCU
19. Laurence Gibson*, Virginia Tech
20. Andrew Donnal, Iowa
21. Chaz Green, Florida
Defensive Ends:
1. Leonard Williams*, USC
2. Dante Flower Jr.*, Floria
3. Shane Ray*, Missouri
4. Randy Gregory*, Nebraska
5. Alvin Dupree, Kentucky
6. Nate Orchard, Utah
7. Owa Odigihuzwa, UCLA
8. Danielle Hunter*, LSU
9. Henry Anderson, Stanford
10. Preston Smith, Mississippi State
11. Mario Edwards Jr.*, Florida State
12. Trey Flowers, Arkansas
13. Za'Darius Smith, Kentucky
14. Anthony Chickillo, Miami(Fla.)
15. Lynden Trail, Norfolk State
16. Kyle Emanuel, North Dakota State
17. Frank Clark, Michigan
18. Cedric Reed, Texas
19. Corey Crawford, Clemson
20. Martin Ifedi, Memphis
21. Tarvaris Barnes, Clemson
22. Deion Barnes*, Penn State
Defensive Tackles:
1. Danny Shelton, Washington
2. Arik Armstead*, Oregon
3. Malcolm Brown*, Texas
4. Carl Davis, Iowa
5. Jordan Phillips*, Oklahoma
6. Eddie Goldman*, Floirda State
7. Michael Bennett, Ohio State
8. Xavier Williams, Northern Iowa
9. Xavier Cooper*, Washington State
10. Grady Jarrett, Clemson
11. Gabe Wright, Auburn
12. Joey Mbu, Houston
13. Tyeler Davison, Fresno State
14. Marcus Hardison, Arizona State
15. Chris Covington*, Rice
16. Derrick Lott, UT-Chattanooga
17. Darius Philon*, Arkasnas
18. Rakeem Nunez-Roches*, Southern Miss
19. Kaleb Eulls, Mississippi State
20. Ellis McCarthy*, UCLA
21.J.T. Suratt, South Carolina
22. Angelo Blackson, Auburn
23. Leterius Walton, Central Michigan
24. Deon Simon, Northwestern State
Outside Linebackers:
1. Vic Beasley, Clemson
2. Shaq Thompson*, Washington
3. Lorenzo Mauldin, Louisville
4. Max Valles*, Virginia
5. Hau'oli Kikaha, Washington
6. Eli Harold*, Virginia
7. Kwon Alexander*, LSU
8. Zach Hodges, Harvard
9. Markus Golden, Missouri
10. Martrell Spaight, Arkasnas
11. Tony Washington, Oregon
12. Xzavier Dickson, Alabama
13. Davis Tull, UT-Chattanooga
14. Jordan Hicks, Texas
15. Jake Ryan, Michigan
16. Geneo Grissom, Oklahoma
17. JR Tavai, USC
18. Alani Fua, BYU
Inside Linebackers:
1. Eric Kendricks, UCLA
2. Stephone Anthony, Clemson
3. Paul Dawson, TCU
4. Bernardrick McKinney*, Mississippi State
5. Denzel Perryman, Miami(Fla.)
6. Taiwan Jones, Michigan State
7. Ramik Wilson, Georgia
8. Hayes Pullard, USC
9. Mike Hull, Penn State
10. Bryce Hager, Baylor
11. Trey DePriest, Alabama
12. Ben Heeney, Kansas
13. Jeff Luc, Cincinnati
Cornerbacks:
1. Trae Waynes*, Michigan State
2. Marcus Peters*, Washington
3. Byron Jones, Uconn
4. Jalen Collins, LSU
5. Quinten Rollins, Miami(Ohio)
6. Kevin Johnson, Wake Forest
7. Eric Rowe, Utah
8. Alex Carter*, Stanford
9. Ronald Darby*, Florida State
10. Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Oregon
11. Jacoby Glenn*, Central Florida
12. Kevin White, TCU
13. D'Joun Smith, Florida Atlantic
14. Steven Nelson, Oregon State
15. P.J. Williams*, Oregon State
16. Senquez Golson, Ole Miss
17. Doran Grant, Ohio State
18. Josh Shaw, USC
19. Ladarius Gunter, Miami(Fla.)
20. Charles Gaines*, Louisville
21. Justin Cox, Mississippi State
22. Nick Marshall, Auburn
23. Lorenzo Doss*, Tulane
24. JaCorey Shepherd, Kansas
25. DeShazior Everett, Texas A&M
26. Quandre Diggs, Texas
27. Imoan Claiborne, Northwestern State
28. Bobby McCain, Memphis
29. Julian Wilson, Oklahoma
30. Damian Swann, Georgia
31. Craig Mager, Texas State
Free Safeties:
1. Damarious Randall, Arizona State
2. Cody Prewitt, Ole Miss
3. Anthony Harris, Virginia
4. Derron Smith, Fresno State
5. Gerod Holliman*, Louisville
6. Durell Eskridge*, Syracuse
7. Kurtis Drummond, Michigan State
8. Chris Hackett*, TCU
9. Clayton Geathers, Central Florida
10. James Sample*, Louisville
11. Tevin McDonald, Eastern Washington
12. Deon Marlowe, James Madison
Strong Safeties:
1. Landon Collins*, Alabama
2. Jasquiski Tartt, Samford
3. Ibraheim Campbell, Northwestern
4. Adrian Amos, Penn State
5. Jordan Richards, Stanford
6. Sammie Carter, TCU
7. Nick Perry, Alabama
8. Jermaine Whitehead, Auburn
Below are my Final Positional Rankings, Offensive wise
Quarterbacks:
1. Marcus Mariota*, Oregon (6'3, 222 lbs, 4.52 40 Time)
Analysis: Mariota is a good accurate QB, he has good size, is great in short passes, a fast and speedy QB, good at fitting the ball into tight spots, pro ready, and dangerous with both his arm, and feet. While he doesn't have the best accurate long ball, and he tends to hold onto the ball for too long.
2. Jameis Winston*, Florida State (6'4, 230 lbs, 4.80 40 Time)
Analysis: Winston has a good size frame, beautiful release, good arm strength, and good accuracy. However he tends to force throws, and over throws some passes.
3. Brett Hundley*, UCLA (6'3, 226 lbs, 4.63 40 Time)
Anaysis: Hundley has good size, has good accuracy, fits the ball into tight spots nicely, is a good scrambling QB, and has good speed. However he does tend to throw into double and triple coverage at times.
4. Garrett Grayson, Colorado State (6'2, 213 lbs, 4.85 40 Time)
Analysis: Grayson is a high riser, with nice size, good accuracy, good arm strength. But he doesn't have great speed, and some could say that he is being overhyped due to playing in a lower level FBS conference.
5. Bryce Petty, Baylor (6'3, 230 lbs, 4.87 40 Time)
Analysis: Petty has good arm strength, is a decent running QB, and has decent accuracy. He does tend to over throw at times, and is under a ton of pressure.
6. Sean Mannion, Oregon State (6'6, 229 lbs, 5.14 40 Time)
Analysis: Mannion has great size, and good arm strength. However he tends to over throw at times, along with not being the most accurate QB, and not having the best speed.
7. Shane Carden, East Carolina (6'2, 218 lbs, 4.94 40 Time)
8. Connor Halliday, Washington State (6'3, 196 lbs, 4.87 40 Time)
9. Cody Fajardo, Nevada (6'1, 223 lbs, 4.63 40 Time)
10. Brandon Bridge, South Alabama (6'4, 229 lbs, 4.72 40 Time)
11. Blake Sims, Alabama (5'11, 218 lbs, 4.57 40 Time)
12. Bryan Bennett, SE Louisiana (6'2, 211 lbsm 4.81 40 Time)
Running Backs:
1. Melvin Gordon*, Wisconsin (6'0, 215 lbs, 4.52 40 Time)
Analysis: Gordon possesses good size, is a play maker, always makes something out of nothing, is a good pass, and run blocker, and a TD machine. But he doesn't have elite breakaway speed, and he tends to get stuffed at the line of scrimmage at times.
2. Todd Gurley*, Georgia (6'0, 222 lbs, 4.50 40 Time)
Analysis: Gurley has good size, is a play maker, a tough runner, good blocker, and has good vision. He doesn't posses elite breakaway speed, and he is coming off an ACL injury, so that may be of concern to some teams.
3. Tevin Coleman*, Indiana (5'11, 206 lbs, 4.55 40 Time)
Analysis: Coleman has good size, possesses good vision, is a good runner, and a play maker. He does get stuffed at times, drops some easy passes, and doesn't have elite speed.
4. Jay Ajayi*, Boise State (5'9, 205 lbs, 4.57 40 Time)
Analysis: Ajayi is a dynamic runner, has good vision, is an all around play maker, and a TD machine. He doesn't have the best speed, he does get stuffed at times, and he came in undersized at the combine.
5. Duke Johnson*, Miami(Fla.) (5'9, 207 lbs, 4.54 40 Time)
Analysis: Johnson has great vision, he looks faster on tape than what his 40 time indicates, is a play maker, a great pass catching back, and a tough runner. He is an undersized back, and he has issues holding onto the ball.
6. Ameer Abdullah, Nebraska (5'9, 205 lbs, 4.60 40 Time)
Analysis: Abdullah looks faster on tape than his 40 time indicates, he is a tough runner, has good vision, and is a play maker. He is undersized, and had fumble issues in college.
7. David Cobb, Minnesota (5'11, 229 lbs, 4.81 40 Time)
Analysis: Cobb has good size, is a play maker, tough runner, has good vision, and a workhorse. He however doesn't have the best speed.
8. David Johnson, Northern Iowa (6'1, 224 lbs, 4.50 40 Time)
Analysis: Johnson has great size, good speed, a tough runner, and has good vision. However maybe playing for a lower level school could make his stats look better than they are.
9. T.J. Yeldon*, Alabama (6'1, 226 lbs, 4.61 40 Time)
Analysis: Yeldon has great size, looks faster on tape than what his 40 time would indicate, is a tough runner, and has good vision. However he is not the best pass blocker, and gets stuffed at times.
10. Mike Davis*, South Carolina (5'9, 217 lbs, 4.61 40 Time)
Analysis: Davis is a tough runner, a play maker, has good vision, and a good pass catching back. However he is a smaller back, not the fastest back, and gets stuffed at times.
11. Javorious Allen*, USC (6'0, 221 lbs, 4.53 40 Time)
12. Jeremy Langford, Michigan State (6'0, 208 lbs, 4.42 40 Time)
13. Cameron Artis-Payne, Auburn (5'10, 212 lbs, 4.53 40 Time)
14. Karlos Williams, Florida State (6'0, 230 lbs, 4.48 40 Time)
15. Matt Jones*, Florida (6'2, 231 lbs, 4.61 40 Time)
16. Malcolm Brown, Texas (5'11, 224 lbs, 4.62 40 Time)
17. Tyler Varga, Yale (5'11. 222 lbs)
18. Marcus Murphy, Missouri (5'8, 193 lbs, 4.61 40 Time)
19. Josh Robinson*, Mississippi State (5'9, 215 lbs, 4.65 40 Time)
20. Dominique Brown, Louisville (6'2, 234 lbs, 4.60 40 Time)
21. Trey Williams*, Texas A&M (5'7, 195 lbs, 4.49 40 Time)
22. Terrance Magee, LSU (5'8, 213 lbs, 4.57 40 Time)
Wide Receiver:
1. Amari Cooper*, Alabama (6'0, 201 lbs, 4.42 40 Time)
Analysis: Cooper has good size, really good speed, is a dynamic play maker, a decent blocker, great pass catcher, and ready for the NFL. I honestly see no flaws for him.
2. Kevin White, West Virginia (6'2, 215 lbs, 4.35 40 Time)
Analysis: White has great size, great speed, a polished WR, dynamic WR, good pass catcher, and a good blocker. Also not many flaws in his game.
3. DeVante Parker*, Louisville (6'2, 209 lbs, 4.45 40 Time)
Analysis: Parker has good size, good speed, gets open easily, beat 1-on-1 coverage, is a good pass catcher, and a play maker. He isn't overly fast, but not many other flaws.
4. Dorial Green-Beckham*, Oklahoma (6'5, 237 lbs, 4.49 40 Time)
Analysis: Green-Beckham has great size, good speed, is a good pass catcher, a deep threat, and an overall play maker. His only problem is he was kicked off the Missouri football team, and didn't play at all in 2014.
5. Breshad Perriman*, Central Florida (6'2, 212 lbs, 4.50 40 Time)
Analysis: Perriman is a high riser, he has great size, good speed, good pass catcher. But his high rise could be a product of having such a great combine and pro day.
6. Jaelen Strong*, Arizona State (6'2, 217 lbs, 4.44 40 Time)
Analysis: Strong has great size, is a play maker, great pass catcher, gets open easily, and beats double coverage. Even though he had a great 40 time at the combine, he just doesn't seem that fast in pads.
7. Phillip Dorsett, Miami(Fla.) (5'9, 185 lbs, 4.33 40 Time)
Analysis: Dorsett has great speed, has good hands, is a good pass catcher, and can return kicks/punts. His down side is that he is undersized, and has had some durability issues.
8. Devin Funchess*, Michigan (6'4, 232 lbs, 4.70 40 Time)
Analysis: Funchess has great size, is a great deep threat, a play maker, versatile, as he can play WR and TE, a god pass catcher, and a good blocker. Because he started out as a TE, he doesn't have the ideal WR speed, which could cause him to move back to TE in the NFL.
9. Nelson Agholor*, USC (6'1, 198 lbs, 4.42 40 Time)
Analysis: Agholor is a high riser, with reports suggesting he could go as high as Top 15, he has nice size, a good pass catcher, and has really good speed. His question marks is he doesn't seem to like contact.
10. Devin Smith, Ohio State (6'0, 196 lbs, 4.42 40 Time)
Analysis: Smith has solid size, really good speed, is a solid pass catcher, and a play maker. However he has tough time running routes, but he should be able to prove upon that in the NFL.
11. Justin Hardy, East Carolina (5'10, 192 lbs, 4.56 40 Time)
Analysis: Hardy is a great pass catcher, a solid route runner, and always makes plays. He however isn't the biggest WR, and isn't the fastest WR.
12. Jamison Crowder, Duke (5'8, 185 lbs, 4.56 40 Time)
Analysis: Crowder is faster on tape than what his 40 time would indicate, he is a solid pass catcher, a good route runner, and a solid return man. He is undersized though.
13. Tyler Lockett, Kansas State (5'9, 182 lbs, 4.40 40 Time)
Analysis: Lockett is a high riser, he has really good speed, is a good pass catcher, and a good option as a returner. However he is undersized.
14. Sammie Coates*, Auburn (6'1, 212 lbs, 4.43 40 Time)
Analysis: Coates has solid size, has great speed, is a dynamic play maker, a great deep threat, and a great overall weapon. He does have issues with dropping passes, is inconsistent at times, and he could be described as a developmental prospect, as he needs more developing.
15. Rashad Greene, Florida State (5'11, 182 lbs, 4.53 40 Time)
Analysis: Greene is a versatile WR, as he is a solid return man, a play maker, and a solid pass catcher. However he is a bit on the light size, and doesn't have the greatest speed.
16. Tre McBride, William & Mary (6'0, 210 lbs, 4.41 40 Time)
17. Dezmin Lewis, Central Arkasnas (6'3, 214 lbs, 4.58 40 Time)
18. Josh Harper, Fresno State (6'0, 191 lbs, 4.64 40 Time)
19. Stefon Diggs*, Maryland (6'0, 195 lbs, 4.46 40 Time)
20. Darren Waller, Georgia Tech (6'6, 238 lbs, 4.46 40 Time)
21. Ty Montgomery, Stanford (5'11, 221 lbs, 4.55 40 Time)
22. Vince Mayle, Washington State (6'2, 224 lbs, 4.67 40 Time)
23. Antwan Goodley, Baylor (5'10, 209 lbs, 4.44 40 Time)
24. Tony Lippett, Michigan State (6'2, 192 lbs, 4.62 40 Time)
25. Dres Anderson, Utah (6'1, 187 lbs, 4.55 40 Time)
26. Chris Conley, Georgia (6'1, 213 lbs, 4.35 40 Time)
27. J.J. Nelson, UAB (5'10, 158 lbs, 4.28 40 Time)
28. DaVaris Daniels*, Notre Dame (6'1, 201 lbs, 4.62 40 Time)
29. Da'Ron Brown, Northern Illinois (6'0, 205 lbs, 4.54 40 Time)
30. Rannell Hall, Central Florida (6'0, 198 lbs, 4.60 40 Time)
31. DeAndre Smelter, Georgia Tech (6'2, 226 lbs, 4.58 40 Time)
32. Kenny Bell, Nebraska (6'1, 197 lbs, 4.42 40 Time)
33. Austin Hill, Arizona
34. Titus Davis, Central Michigan (6'0, 196 lbs, 4.51 40 Time)
Tight Ends:
1.Maxx Williams*, Minnesota (6'5, 249 lbs, 4.78 40 Time)
Analysis: Williams has great size, is a solid blocker, a good pass catcher, fights for extra yards, and fights for the ball. Only downside is that he is on the slow side.
2. Clive Walford, Miami(Fla.) (6'4, 251 lbs, 4.79 40 Time)
Analysis: Walford has great size, is a solid blocker, a good run blocker, a good pass catcher, fights for extra yards, and fights for the ball. He is however a slower TE.
3. Nick Boyle, Delaware (6'4, 268 lbs, 4.80 40 Time)
Analysis: Boyle has great size, is a good blocker, and, a decent pass catcher. His downside is his speed, and that he played against lower level competition.
4. Jeff Heuerman, Ohio State (6'5, 254 lbs, 4.75 40 Time)
Analysis: Heuerman is a nice prospect, he has great size, is a good blocker, and good pass catcher. He isn't the fastest, but that shouldn't hurt his stock.
5. Jesse James*, Penn State (6'7, 261 lbs, 4.83 40 Time)
Analysis: James has awesome size, a good pass catcher, and a good run, and pass blocker. But with many TEs, James is on the slow side.
6. Nick O'Leary, Florida State (6'3, 252 lbs, 4.93 40 Time)
Analysis: O'Leary has solid size, is a good pass catcher, and a good run, and pass blocker. He did run some wrong routes in college, and isn't the fastest TE.
7. Ben Koyack, Notre Dame (6'5, 255 lbs, 4.75 40 Time)
Analysis: Koyack has great size, is a good run, and pass blocker, and proved that he can be a good pass catcher. However he did get pushed around at the line of scrimmage at times, and isn't the fastest TE.
8. Tyler Kroft*, Rutgers (6'6, 246 lbs, 4.80 40 Time)
9. MyCole Pruitt, Southern Illinois (6'2, 251 lbs, 4.58 40 Time)
10. Wes Saxton, Alabama (6'5, 245 lbs, 4.84 40 Time)
11. E.J. Bibbs, Iowa State (6'2, 258 lbs, 4.75 40 Time)
12. Blake Bell, Oklahoma (6'6, 252 lbs, 4.80 40 Time)
13. Gerald Christian, Louisville (6'3, 244 lbs, 4.87 40 Time)
14. Jean Sifrin, Umass (6'4, 250 lbs, 4.77 40 Time)
15. C.J. Uzomah, Auburn (6'5, 264 lbs, 4.75 40 Time)
Centers:
1. Cameron Erving, Florida State (6'5, 313 lbs, 5.15 40 Time)
Analysis: Erving is a good blocker, both in the passing, and running game, and is versatile, he can play Tackle, Guard, and Center. Like many offensive lineman, Erving isn't fast, but he is athletic for a man his size.
2. Hroniss Grasu, Oregon (6'3, 297 lbs, 5.10 40 Time)
Analysis: Grasu has awesome size, is a solid pass, and run blocker, and a mauler. He is on the slow side.
3. Reese Dismukes, Auburn (6'3, 296 lbs, 5.31 40 Time)
4. Max Garcia, Florida (6'4, 309 lbs, 5.25 40 Time)
5. B.J. Finney, Kansas State (6'4, 318 lbs, 5.25 40 Time)
6. Shaq Mason, Georgia Tech (6'1, 300 lns, 5.25 40 Time)
Offensive Guards:
1. D.J. Humphries, Florida (6'5, 307 lbs, 5.12 40 Time)
Analysis: Humphries has great size, a good run, and pass blocker, versatile, can play Tackle, and Guards. His downside is he is on the slow side.
2. A.J. Cann, South Carolina (6'4, 311 lbs, 5.20 40 Time)
Analysis: Cann has solid size, is a solid pass and run blocker, and just a mauler. He is on the slow side.
3. John Miller, Louisville (6'2, 303 lbs, 5.34 40 Time)
Analysis: Miller has decent size, a good blocker, and a mauler. He struggles against fast defenders, and doesn't have great speed.
4. Laken Tomlinson, Duke (6'3, 330 lbs, 5.25 40 Time)
Analysis: Tomlinson has great size, is a mauler, and is a good pass, and run blocker. However he struggles against fast defenders, and is on the slow side.
5. Arie Kouandjio, Alabama (6'5, 315 lbs, 5.45 40 Time)
Analysis: Kouandjio has awesome size, a solid run, and pass blocker, and a mauler. He is on the sow side, and gets beat by fast defenders.
6. Ali Marpet, Hobart (6'4, 307 lbs, 4.98 40 Time)
Analysis: Hobart has great size, good run, and pass blocker, and a mauler. He also has decent speed for a man of his size. His only downside is that he faced mostly lower level competition in college.
7. Jamil Douglas, Arizona State (6'4, 304 lbs, 5.25 40 Time)
Analysis: Douglas has a really good size frame, solid in the blocking department, and a mauler. He struggles against fast defenders, and is on the slow side.
8. Josue Matias, Florida State (6'5, 309 lbs, 5.52 40 Time)
Analysis: Matias has great size, is a good pass, and run blocker, and is a mauler. He tends to struggle against fast defenders, and is on the slow side.
9. Tre Jackson, Florida State (6'4, 330 lbs, 5.52 40 Time)
Analysis: Jackson has solid size, is a good run, and pass blocker, and a mauler. He is on the slow side, and struggles against fast defenders.
10. Mitch Morse, Missouri (6'5, 305 lbs, 5.14 40 Time)
11. Robert Myers, Tennessee State (6'5, 326 lbs, 5.44 40 Time)
12.Jon Feliciano, Miami(Fla.) (6'4, 323 lbs, 5.33 40 Time)
13. Mark Glowinski, West Virginia (6'4, 307 lbs, 5.20 40 Time)
14. Jamon Brown, Louisville (6'5, 323 lbs, 5.45 40 Time)
15. Bobby Hart, Florida State (6'5, 3329 lbs, 5.45 40 Time)
16. Adam Shead, Oklahoma (6'4, 338 lbs, 5.74 40 Time)
Offensive Tackles:
1. Brandon Scherff, Iowa (6'5, 319 lbs, 5.05 40 Time)
Analysis: Scherff has a big body, good size and weight, and a good overall blocker. He is on the slow side, and may have to move inside to Guard in the NFL.
2. La'el Collins, LSU (6'4, 310 lbs, 5.19 40 Time)
Analysis: Collins has an awesome size frame, solid pass, and run blocker, and a mauler. He also has the ability to play inside at Guard. He is on the slow side.
3. Ereck Flowers*, Miami(Fla.) (6'6, 329 lbs, 5.31 40 Time)
Analysis: Flowers has awesome size, is a solid pass, and run blocker, a mauler, and an ideal Left Tackle. He is on the slow side, but that shouldn't effect his stock.
4. Andrus Peat*, Stanford (6'7, 313 lbs, 5.18 40 Time)
Analysis: Peat has awesome size, is a solid pass, and run blocker, a mauler, and to me an ideal Left Tackle. He is on the slow side though.
5. Jake Fisher, Oregon (6'6, 306 lbs, 5.01 40 Time)
Analysis: Fisher has an awesome size frame, a solid run, and pass blocker. He is on the slow side, but he has been a high riser. One big upside is the fact that he could move inside and play Guard.
6. T.J. Clemmings, Pittsburgh (6'3, 313 lbs, 5.15 40 Time)
Analysis: Clemmings has an awesome size frame, a solid pass and run blocker, and a mauler. He is however on the slow side.
7. Daryl Williams, Oklahoma (6'5, 327 lbs, 5.34 40 Time)
Analysis: Williams has awesome size, a solid pass, and run blocker, and an all around mauler. He s however on the slower side.
8. Ty Sambarilo, Colorado State (6'6, 311 lbs, 5.36 40 Time)
Analysis: Sambarilo has awesome size, is a solid pass, and run blocker, and a mauler. He is on the slow side, and inconsistent at times.
9. Donovan Smith*, Ohio State (6'6, 338 lbs, 5.27 40 Time)
10. Rob Havenstein, Wisconsin (6'7, 321 lbs, 5.48 40 Time)
11. Cedric Ogbuhei, Texas A&M (6'5, 306 lbs, 5.00 40 Time)
12. Jeremiah Poutasi*, Utah (6'5, 335 lbs, 5.32 40 Time)
13. Sean Hickey, Syracuse (6'5, 309 lbs, 5.15 40 Time)
14. Austin Shepherd, Alabama (6'4, 315 lbs, 5.39 40 Time)
15. Tyrus Thompson, Oklahoma (6'3, 323 lbs, 5.33 40 Time)
16. Corey Robinson, South Carolina (6'7, 324 lbs, 5.35 40 Time)
17. Terry Poole, San Diego State 6'5, 307 lbs, 5.09 40 Time)
18. Tray Fabuluje, TCU (6'6, 353 lbs, 5.55 40 Time)
19. Laurence Gibson*, Virginia Tech (6'6, 305 lbs, 5.04 40 Time)
20. Andrew Donnal, Iowa (6'4, 313 lbs, 5.31 40 Time)
21. Chaz Green, Florida (6'5, 314 lbs, 5.16 40 Time)
Below are my Final Positional Rankings, Defensive wise
Defensive Ends:
1. Leonard Williams*, USC (6'5, 302 lbs, 4.97 40 Time)
Analysis: Williams has great size, is a solid pass rusher, a decent tackler, versatile, can play End, and D-Tackle, has good speed, a dominant player, has a high motor, and is always in on every play. The only downside is that he makes some silly mistakes, and misses some easy tackles.
2. Dante Flower Jr.*, Florida (6'2, 261 lbs, 4.60 40 Time)
Analysis: Fowler has decent speed, is a solid pass rusher, a solid edge rusher, decent size for a 3-4 DE, and a good tackler. He does tend to make some mental mistakes, and may have to switch to being a 3-4 OLB in the NFL.
3. Shane Ray*, Missouri (6'2, 245 lbs, 4.55 40 Time)
Analysis: Ray is a dynamic edge rusher, a great pass rusher, a good tackler, has good speed, a disruptive pass rusher, always in on the play, and never gives up on plays. He is however undersized for an NFL DE, so he likely plays OLB in the NFL.
4. Randy Gregory*, Nebraska (6'4, 235 lbs, 4.64 40 Time)
Analysis: Gregory has decent speed, is a good pass rusher, a good tackler, and a dynamic edge rusher. He does have a lighter size frame, not really a DE in the NFL, more likely to be a OLB, he over pursues at times, and gets pushed around by bigger o-lineman. The only other negative is the fact that he failed a drug test at the combine, for Marijuana.
5. Alvin Dupree, Kentucky (6'4, 269 lbs, 4.58 40 Time)
Analysis: Dupree is a great pass rusher, a sack specialist, has good speed, and has good size, height wise. He does get manhandled at times, is inconsistent at times. He probably moves to OLB, but I can see him playing as a 4-3 DE.
6. Nate Orchard, Utah (6'3, 250 lbs, 4.80 40 Time)
Analysis: Orchard is a good pass rusher, a good tackler, and a good edge rusher. However he is undersized to be a DE, so he likely plays OLB, or somewhat as a hybrid between DE and OLB, and he doesn't have the best speed.
7. Owa Odigihuzwa, UCLA (6'3, 267 lbs,m 4.62 40 Time)
Analysis: Odighizuwa has decent size for a 4-3 DE, is a solid pass rusher, and a solid tackler. He isn't the fastest edge rusher, and gets jammed at the line of scrimmage at times.
8. Danielle Hunter*, LSU (6'5, 252 lbs, 4.57 40 Time)
Analysis: Hunter is a solid tackler, a good pass rusher, a nice tall DE, and a has decent speed. He is however undersized weight wise to be an NFL DE, so he may have to play OLB in the NFL.
9. Henry Anderson, Stanford (6'6, 294 lbs, 5.03 40 Time)
Analysis: Anderson has great size frame, and is a solid tackler. He is however a slower DE, and gets beat by faster players.
10. Preston Smith, Mississippi State (6'5, 271 lbs, 4.74 40 Time)
Analysis: Smith has also been a high riser in recent months, he has solid size for a 4-3 DE, he is a good pass rusher, and a solid tackler. He doesn't have ideal speed, but that shouldn't hurt his stock come draft weekend.
11. Mario Edwards Jr.*, Florida State (6'3, 279 lbs, 4.84 40 Time)
Analysis: Edwards has a solid size frame, is a solid tackler, and a decent pass rusher. However he does get manhandled at times, is inconsistent at times, and a bit on the slow side.
12. Trey Flowers, Arkansas (6'2, 266 lbs, 4.93 40 Time)
Analysis: Flowers has solid size for a 4-3 DE, is a solid tackler, and a solid pass rusher. However he is a bit on the slow side.
13. Za'Darius Smith, Kentucky (6'4, 274 lbs, 4.74 40 Time)
Analysis: Smith has decent size, is a good tackler, and a good pass rusher. He does gets jammed at the line of scrimmage at times, and is not the fastest edge rusher.
14. Anthony Chickillo, Miami(Fla.) (6'3, 267 lbs, 4.79 40 Time)
15. Lynden Trail, Norfolk State (6'7, 269 lbs, 4.891 40 Time)
16. Kyle Emanuel, North Dakota State (6'3, 255 lbs, 4.77 40 Time)
17. Frank Clark, Michigan (6'3, 271 lbs, 4.79 40 Time)
18. Cedric Reed, Texas (6'5, 269 lbs, 4.90 40 Time)
19. Corey Crawford, Clemson (6'5, 283 lbs, 5.01 40 Time)
20. Martin Ifedi, Memphis (6'3, 275 lbs, 4.88 40 Time)
21. Tarvaris Barnes, Clemson (6'3, 282 40 Time, 4.80 40 Time)
22. Deion Barnes*, Penn State (6'4, 255 lbs, 4.75 40 Time)
Defensive Tackles:
1. Danny Shelton, Washington (6'2, 339 lbs, 5.64 40 Time)
Analysis: Shelton is just a big body, a run stuffer, a good tackler, disruptive on the line of scrimmage, and a dominant defensive tackle. He is on the slow side, and gets beat by fast backs at times.
2. Arik Armstead*, Oregon (6'7, 292 lbs, 5.10 40 Time)
Analysis: Armstead has good size, is a good pass rusher, and a good tackler. He also is versatile, he can play DT, and DE. However he doesn't have the best speed for a D-Lineman, and some view him as a potential project.
3. Malcolm Brown*, Texas (6'2, 319 lbs, 5.05 40 Time)
Analysis: Brown has great size, can play DT, and Nose Tackle in a 3-4 scheme, a run stuffer, and a solid tackler. He is a slower defensive lineman, and he gets beat by faster players.
4. Carl Davis, Iowa (6'5, 320 lbs, 5.07 40 Time)
Analysis: Davis is a big body, a run stuffer, a solid tackler, and makes play when needed. He is on the slow side, and gets stuffed at times on the line of scrimmage.
5. Jordan Phillips*, Oklahoma (6'5, 329 lbs, 5.17 40 Time)
Analysis: Phillips has great size, is a a pure run stuffer, and a solid tackler. He is on the slow side, and gets beat by faster players.
6. Eddie Goldman*, Florida State (6'4, 336 lbs, 5.30 40 Time)
Analysis: Goldman is a huge defensive lineman, a solid tackler, a run stuffer, and potentially can play all over the defensive line in 3-4, and 4-3 schemes. He does get manhandled at times, is on the slow side, and gets beat by faster backs.
7. Michael Bennett, Ohio State (6'2, 293 lbs, 4.95 40 Time)
Analysis: Bennett has solid size, has decent speed, and is a good tackler. He does get beat by larger offensive lineman, and is sometimes manhandled.
8. Xavier Williams, Northern Iowa
9. Xavier Cooper*, Washington State (6'3, 293, 4.88 40 Time)
10. Grady Jarrett, Clemson (6'1, 304 lbs, 5.08 40 Time)
11. Gabe Wright, Auburn (6'3, 300 lbs, 5.07 40 Time)
12. Joey Mbu, Houston (6'3, 313 lbs, 5.54 40 Time)
13. Tyeler Davison, Fresno State (6'2, 316 lbs, 5.18 40 Time)
14. Marcus Hardison, Arizona State
15. Chris Covington*, Rice (6'2, 289 lbs, 5.09 40 Time)
16. Derrick Lott, UT-Chattanooga (6'4, 314 lbs, 4.99 40 Time)
17. Darius Philon*, Arkansas (6'1, 298 lbs, 5.00 40 Time)
18. Rakeem Nunez-Roches*, Southern Miss (6'2, 307 lbs, 5.02 40 Time)
19. Kaleb Eulls, Mississippi State
20. Ellis McCarthy*, UCLA (6'5, 338 lbs, 5.21 40 Time)
21.J.T. Suratt, South Carolina (6'1, 304 lbs, 5.19 40 Time)
22. Angelo Blackson, Auburn (6'4, 318 lbs, 5.02 40 Time)
23. Leterius Walton, Central Michigan (6'5, 319 lbs, 5.25 40 Time)
24. Deon Simon, Northwestern State (6'4, 321 lbs, 5.12 40 Time)
Outside Linebackers:
1. Vic Beasley, Clemson (6'3, 246 lbs, 4.53 40 Time)
Analysis: Beasley has a solid frame, is a good tackler, a good pass rusher, and a good edge rusher. He doesn't have elite pass rusher speed.
2. Shaq Thompson*, Washington (6'0, 228 lbs, 4.91 40 Time)
Analysis: Thompson is versatile, he played all over the field at U-Washington, has good size, is a good pass rusher, and a solid tackler. He doesn't have the fastest speed, and gets beat by speedy players. He's also viewed by some as not likely to be a NFL OLB, but rather a Safety in the NFL.
3. Lorenzo Mauldin, Louisville (6'4, 259 lbs, 4.95 40 Time)
Analysis: Mauldin has a solid size frame, is a solid pass rusher, and a solid tackler. He is however on the slower side, and he isn't used to playing OLB, so he must get used to playing in coverage.
4. Max Valles*, Virginia (6'4, 251 lbs, 4.83 40 Time)
Analysis: Valles has a solid size frame, is a solid tackler, and a solid pass rusher. He is however on the slow side for an edge rusher.
5. Hau'oli Kikaha, Washington (6'2, 253 lbs, 4.75 40 Time)
Analysis: Kikaha is a nice tall edge rusher, a solid pass rusher, and a solid tackler. He is on the slow side, and a little light to be a DE, so he is likely a OLB.
6. Eli Harold*, Virginia (6'3, 247 lbs, 4.60 40 Time)
Analysis: Harold is a tall edge rusher, a solid tackler, a solid pass rusher. However he is a little on the slow side, he is also a little undersized for a DE, and gets stuffed at the line of scrimmage at times.
7. Kwon Alexander*, LSU (6'1, 227 lbs, 4.55 40 Time)
Analysis: Alexander has solid size, and decent speed. He is a good tackler, and doesn't give up on plays, and has a high motor. However he does get overpowered at times.
8. Zach Hodges, Harvard (6'2, 250 lbs, 4.68 40 Time)
Analysis: Hodges has solid size, is a solid tackler, and a solid pass rusher. He is a bit on the slow side, and gets stuffed at times. He also could be a product of playing lesser level of competition.
9. Markus Golden, Missouri (6'2, 260 lbs, 4.90 40 Time)
10. Martrell Spaight, Arkansas (5'11, 236 lbs, 4.88 40 Time)
11. Tony Washington, Oregon (6'3, 250 lbs, 4.75 40 Time)
12. Xzavier Dickson, Alabama (6'3, 260 lbs, 4.74 40 Time)
13. Davis Tull, UT-Chattanooga (6'2, 248 lbs)
14. Jordan Hicks, Texas (6'1, 236 lbs, 4.68 40 Time)
15. Jake Ryan, Michigan (6'2, 240 lbs, 4.65 40 Time)
16. Geneo Grissom, Oklahoma (6'3, 262 lbs, 4.81 40 Time)
17. JR Tavai, USC (6'1, 249 lbs, 4.68 40 Time)
18. Alani Fua, BYU (6'5, 238 lbs, 4.73 40 Time)
Inside Linebackers:
1. Eric Kendricks, UCLA (6'0, 232 lbs, 4.61 40 Time)
Analysis: Kendricks is a solid tackler, a hard hitter, and has decent size. He doesn't have the best speed.
2. Stephone Anthony, Clemson (6'3, 243 lbs, 4.56 40 Time)
Analysis: Anthony is a great big ILB, is good in coverage, and a good tackler. He is also a hard hitter. However he is on the slow side.
3. Paul Dawson, TCU (6'0, 235 lbs, 4.93 40 Time)
Analysis: Dawson has good size, is a hard hitter, a solid tackler, and versatile, he can play ILB and OLB. However he is a bit on the slow side, but not many other flaws.
4. Bernardrick McKinney*, Mississippi State (6'4, 246 lbs, 4.61 40 Time)
Analysis: McKinney has solid size, has decent speed, is a good tackler, and a hard hitter. But he isn't the best in coverage.
5. Denzel Perryman, Miami(Fla.) (5'10, 236 lbs, 4.78 40 Time)
Analysis: Perryman is a good tackler, he forces turnovers, doesn't miss many tackles, and is a good coverage linebacker. However he does get beat bt fast backs, is on the slow side, and is not the biggest linebacker.
6. Taiwan Jones, Michigan State (6'3, 245 lbs, 4.95 40 Time)
Analysis: Jones has solid size, is a solid tackler, and a hard hitter. However he doesn't have the best speed.
7. Ramik Wilson, Georgia (6'0, 245 lbs, 4.77 40 Time)
Analysis: Wilson has solid size, and a solid run stuffer. However he misses some easy tackles, and is on the slower side.
8. Hayes Pullard, USC (6'0, 240 lbs, 4.78 40 Time)
Analysis: Pullard has decent size, is a good pass rusher for an ILB, a good tackler, and a good cover linebacker. However he tends to miss some tackles, and gets beat by fast players, as he is on the slow side.
9. Mike Hull, Penn State (6'0, 237 lbs, 4.86 40 Time)
10. Bryce Hager, Baylor (6'1, 234 lbs, 4.60 40 Time)
11. Trey DePriest, Alabama (6'0, 254 lbs, 4.80 40 Time)
12. Ben Heeney, Kansas (6'0, 231 lbs, 4.59 40 Time)
13. Jeff Luc, Cincinnati
Cornerbacks:
1. Trae Waynes*, Michigan State (6'0, 186 lbs, 4.31 40 Time)
Analysis: Waynes has good size, has great speed, is a hard hitter, a good cover cornerback, and a good tackler. However he does tend to get beat at times.
2. Marcus Peters*, Washington (5'11, 197 lbs, 4.53 40 Time)
Analysis: Peters has good size, is a good cover cornerback, and a solid tackler. While he has good size, he isn't the tallest CB, but that shouldn't hurt his stock. He does whiff on some tackles, and his only issue at U-Washington is that he got kicked off the football team for arguing with a coach.
3. Byron Jones, Uconn (6'0, 199 lbs, 4.50 40 Time)
Analysis: Jones has good size, is a solid cover corner, and a good tackler. He doesn't have the best speed.
4. Jalen Collins, LSU (6'1, 203 lbs, 4.48 40 Time)
Analysis: Collins has great size, is a good cover corner, a good tackler, and has really good speed. However he tends to get beat at times. He may also be being looked at being a Safety in the NFL.
5. Quinten Rollins, Miami(Ohio) (5'11, 195 lbs, 4.57 40 Time)
Analysis: Rollins has decent size, has decent soeed, is a ball hawk, a good tackler, and a good cover cornerback. However he does get beat at times, and gets lost in coverage. He is also being viewed by many as a Safety in the NFL.
6. Kevin Johnson, Wake Forest (6'0, 188 lbs, 4.52 40 Time)
Analysis: Johnson has solid size, decent speed, is a ball hawk, a good cover cornerback, and a good tackler. However he does get beat at times, and gets lost in coverage at times.
7. Eric Rowe, Utah (6'0, 205 lbs, 4.45 40 Time)
Analysis: Rowe has solid size, is a ball hawk, a good cover cornerback, and a solid tackler. However while he has a great 40 time, his tape doesn't show it, and he could be viewed as a tweener, more of a Safety, rather than a CB.
8. Alex Carter*, Stanford (6'0, 198 lbs, 4.51 40 Time)
Analysis: Carter has good size, is versatile, can play CB and Safety, is a solid tackler, and has decent speed. However he does get beat at times.
9. Ronald Darby*, Florida State (5'10, 193 lbs, 4.38 40 Time)
Analysis: Darby is a solid tackler, a good cover cornerback, and has great speed. However he isn't the tallest CB.
10. Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Oregon (5'9, 192 lbs, 4.45 40 Time)
Analysis: Ekpre-Olomu is a hard hitter, a decent tackler, a ball hawk, is a good tackler, and has good speed. However he is undersized, gets beat by tall WRs, and commits too many penalties.
11. Jacoby Glenn*, Central Florida (6'0, 179 lbs, 4.44 40 Time)
Analysis: Glenn has good size, from a height stand point, he is a good tackler, and has great speed. However he is a bit light.
12. Kevin White, TCU (5'9, 183 lbs, 4.63 40 Time)
Analysis: White is a nice high riser, he is a good tackler, and a good cover cornerback. However he is undersized, and doesn't have the best speed.
13. D'Joun Smith, Florida Atlantic (5'10, 187 lbs, 4.45 40 Time)
Analysis: Smith has really good speed, is a good tackler, and a solid cover cornerback. However he isn't the tallest CB.
14. Steven Nelson, Oregon State (5'10, 197 lbs, 4.49 40 Time)
Analysis: Nelson has really good speed, is a good tackler, and a good cover cornerback. However he is a bit undersized.
15. P.J. Williams*, Oregon State (6'0, 194 lbs, 4.57 40 Time)
Analysis: Williams is a good tackler, a hard hitter, and has good size. He doesn';t have the best speed, he struggles in coverage at times, and recently had a DUI incident, which may effect his draft stock.
16. Senquez Golson, Ole Miss (5'8, 176 lbs, 4.46 40 Time)
Analysis: Golson is a good tackler, a good cover cornerback, and has really good speed. However he is really undersized.
17. Doran Grant, Ohio State (5'10, 200 lbs, 4.44 40 Time)
Analysis: Grant has really good speed, is a good tackler, and a good cover cornerback. However he is a little undersized.
18. Josh Shaw, USC (6'0, 201 lbs, 4.44 40 Time)
Analysis: Shaw has solid size, really good speed, is versatile, can play CB and Safety. However he had some off the field issues with lying.
19. Ladarius Gunter, Miami(Fla.) (6'1, 202 lbs, 4.69 40 Time)
Analysis: Gunter has really good size, and a good tackler. However he isn't the fastest, and it's unknown whether he will play CB or Safety in the NFL.
20. Charles Gaines*, Louisville (5'9, 180 lbs, 4.44 40 Time)
Analysis: Gaines has really good speed, is a good cover cornerback, and a good tackler. However he is undersized.
21. Justin Cox, Mississippi State (6'0, 191 lbs, 4.36 40 Time)
22. Nick Marshall, Auburn (6'1, 207 lbs, 4.54 40 Time)
23. Lorenzo Doss*, Tulane (5'10, 182 lbs, 4.50 40 Time)
24. JaCorey Shepherd, Kansas (5'11, 199 lbs, 4.54 40 Time)
25. DeShazior Everett, Texas A&M (6'0, 193 lbs, 4.55 40 Time)
26. Quandre Diggs, Texas (5'9, 196 lbs, 4.56 40 Time)
27. Imoan Claiborne, Northwestern State
28. Bobby McCain, Memphis (5'9, 195 lbs, 4.51 40 Time)
29. Julian Wilson, Oklahoma (6'2, 205 lbs, 4.58 40 Time)
30. Damian Swann, Georgia (6'0, 189 lbs, 4.50 40 Time)
31. Craig Mager, Texas State (5'11, 201 lbs, 4.44 40 Time)
Free Safeties:
1. Damarious Randall, Arizona State (5'10, 196 lbs, 4.46 40 Time)
Analysis: Randall is a high riser, he is a solid tackler, and has really good speed. He doesn't have the best size, but that shouldn't effect his draft stock.
2. Cody Prewitt, Ole Miss (6'2, 208 lbs, 4.60 40 Time)
Analysis: Prewitt has good size, is a solid tackler, a hard hitter, and a good cover safety. However he isn't the fastest.
3. Anthony Harris, Virginia (6'1, 183 lbs, 4.57 40 Time)
Analysis: Harris has nice size, is a solid tackler, and all around play maker in the secondary. He doesn't have the best speed, but that shouldn't hurt his stock come draft night.
4. Derron Smith, Fresno State (5'10, 200 lbs, 4.50 40 Time)
Analysis: Smith has good speed, is a good cover safety, a good tackler, and a hard hitter. However he is a bit undersized.
5. Gerod Holliman*, Louisville (6'0, 218 lbs, 4.55 40 Time)
Analysis: Holliman has good size, good speed, is a good tackler, and a hard hitter. However he isn't the best cover safety, and he whiffs at times on tackles.
6. Durell Eskridge*, Syracuse (6'2, 208 lbs, 4.50 40 Time)
Analysis: Eskridge has great size, is a solid tackler, and has good speed. He does get beat by faster players at times.
7. Kurtis Drummond, Michigan State (6'0, 208 lbs, 4.60 40 Time)
Analysis: Drummond has solid size, is a good tackler, and a hard hitter. However he isn't the fastest safety.
8. Chris Hackett*, TCU (6'0, 195 lbs, 4.81 40 Time)
Analysis: Hackett is a nice prospect, he has good size, is a hard hitter, a decent cover safety, and a solid tackler. He doesn't have the best speed though.
9. Clayton Geathers, Central Florida (6'1, 218 lbs, 4.55 40 Time)
10. James Sample*, Louisville (6'2, 209 lbs, 4.56 40 Time)
11. Tevin McDonald, Eastern Washington (5'11, 195 lbs, 4.63 40 Time)
12. Deon Marlowe, James Madison (6'1, 203 lbs, 4.58 40 Time)
Strong Safeties:
1. Landon Collins*, Alabama (6'0, 228 lbs, 4.53 40 Time)
Analysis: Collins has solid size, a hard hitter, a solid tackler, and also a special teams standout. He doesn't have the best speed.
2. Jasquiski Tartt, Samford (6'1, 221 lbs, 4.53 40 Time)
Analysis: Tartt has nice size, is a solid tackler, and a good cover safety. He doesn't have the best speed, but not too bad, and his success might be due to play for a lower level college.
3. Ibraheim Campbell, Northwestern (5'11, 208 lbs, 4.59 40 Time)
4. Adrian Amos, Penn State (6'0, 218 lbs, 4.56 40 Time)
5. Jordan Richards, Stanford (5'10, 211 lbs, 4.65 40 Time)
6. Sammie Carter, TCU (6'1, 215 lbs, 4.65 40 Time)
7. Nick Perry, Alabama
8. Jermaine Whitehead, Auburn (5'11, 197 lbs, 4.59 40 Time)
[ Edited by AB81Rules on Apr 30, 2015 at 10:51 AM ]
