1st Round - OT Tyler Johnstone, Oregon - He is probably considered a late 1st round or 2nd rounder by draft pundits at the moment. He has suffered some knee tears and is an injury concern. He lacks some strength as well. But when it comes to length, agility, balance and quickness he is arguably the best in college. He is an ideal fit for a zone-blocking scheme.
2nd Round - WR Pharoh Cooper*, South Carolina - Again, he is probably projected as a later pick. Listed at 5'11 210lbs, he plays multiple roles in South Carolina's offense. I think in a game, he looks to run at about a 4.5 speed, he is obviously thickly built and an aggressive wide receiver who battles and comes back to the ball for the QB. His hands are average, his playmaking ability is excellent. I think he is too raw to start from day 1 but will find playing time as a punt returnman.
3rd round - QB Jacoby Brissett, NC State - Yet again I'm taking a guy that right now is projected much later. He is an athletic QB that stays in the pocket, the offense he runs is a spread attack built on short passes. He does take some snaps from under center. His accuracy is inconsistent with a tendency to throw the ball low. He shows good anticipation when his below-average WRs make their breaks. He has a good release with good arm strength. Brissett on his game is a sure-thing 1st round pick, a struggling Brissett is a 6th round pick. Personally I like his potential quite a bit and think he has a future in the NFL.
4th round - OLB Drew Ott, Iowa - He is out for the year with a torn ACL. He finished last year with 7.5 sacks and had 5 sacks in 6 games so far this year. What stands out to me his use of strong hands, long arms, pure power, and high motor. I think without the injury he would have ended up as a late 1st rounder or 2nd rounder.
4th round - OG Christian Westerman, Arizona State - Hey I have to get one ASU player in
. Westerman was a former 5-star highly touted recruit that went to Auburn, didn't like it and transferred to ASU. Probably one of the strongest lineman that will be in the draft an ideal lead power run blocker to punch holes. An Iupati replacement.5th round - RB Marshaun Coprich, Illinois State - Undersized at 5'8 but plays tough and doesn't shy away from contact. Shows the ability at pass protection. Some good burst but not a speedster. Regularly breaks arm tackles but its not competitive football. FCS RB of the year in 2015.
5th round - DE Luther Maddy, Virginia Tech - undersized NT at V-Tech that I think projects well as a 3-4 DE. Has shown some pretty good athleticism for a 285lbs player.
5th round - ILB Pete Robertson, Texas Tech
6th round - WR Malcolm Mitchell, Georgia
6th round - OG/C Robetr Booker, Missouri State
7th round - S Kalan Reed, Southern Mississippi