Chwf3rd25 Posted April 5, 2020 Share Posted April 5, 2020 Preface: I try not to take positional value into account. Thus, I have a bunch of RBs ranked high but that doesn't mean that I would take them over a more valuable position like OT or CB even though the RB grade may be higher. I try to do the same for QBs but positional value still bleeds in given the uniqueness of the position. QB 1 Joe Burrow, LSU, 6'2/221 Value: Top 5 Great pocket mobility to buy extra time, reads field very well and moves through progressions, very accurate, ability to play out of rhythm, toughness to make throw in face of pressure. Lacks ideal arm talent. 2 Tua Tag, Alabama, 6/217 Value: Top 10 Great mobility and makes plays out of rhythm. Accurate at all levels of the field with good touch on deep balls. Lacks ideal arm talent. 3 Jordan Love, Utah St, 6'3/224 Value: Round 1 Elite arm talent. Great mobility with ability to make plays when things break down. Very accurate with good touch down the field. Slow processing leads to late throws and can lock in on his first read. 4 Justin Herbert, Oregon, 6'6/235 Value: Round 2 Ideal physical traits with combo of arm talent and mobility. Very good throwing on the run and flashes some tremendous throws. Had very easy reads at Oregon and isn't great out of rhythm. 5 Jacob Eason, Washington, 6'6/231 Value: Round 3 Huge and strong armed QB. Methodical QB with no mobility and struggles when pressured. RB 1 D'Andre Swift, Georgia, 5'8/212, SPARQ: 60% Value: Top 20 2018 film is much better than 2019. Alvin Kamara esque playing style with slippery play and insane lateral cuts. Very explosive and an excelent pass catcher. Quicker than fast and didn't make the same plays in 2019 that he did in 2018. 2 Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin, 5'10/226, SPARQ: 90% Value: Top 20 Projects as an elite inside runner. Patient behind the line with great vision and then absolutely explodes through the crease. Great one-cut ability, power, and contact balance. Long speed to break a big run at any time. Not incredibly shifty or creative. 3 Cam Akers, Florida St, 5'10/217, SPARQ: 54% Value: Top 20 Demonstrates elite RB traits: size, burst, contact balance, lateral agility, and pass catching. Awesome explosion and runs with violence and toughness. Not incredibly powerful but can get tough yards. Main issue is questionable vision but unclear how much is attributable to the OL. 4 JK Dobbins, Ohio St, 5'9/209 Value: Round 1 B+ at everything but no elite, defining trait. Rocked up downhill runner with one-cut explosion. Good contact balance and runs through weak tackles. Doesn't create a lot on his own. 5 Clyde Edwards Helaire, LSU, 5'7/207, SPARQ: 68% Value: Round 1/2 Bowling ball shape with awesome physicality, toughness, and contact balance. Good burst and sufficient long speed. Very quick lateral cuts to make defenders miss and good vision. Receiving weapon either out of backfield or lined up out wide. Lacks preferred explosive qualities. 6 Zach Moss, Utah, 5'9/223, SPARQ: 28% Value: Round 3 David Montgomery comp. Big RB with excellent contact balance, patience/vision, and some lateral agility. Lacks preferred burst. 7 Antonio Gibson, Memphis, 6/228 Value: Round 3 Incredibly dynamic and explosive playmaker with big upside at RB. Doesn't know what he's doing yet as an RB but demonstrates valuable RB traits - burst, contact balance, open field vision. Floor is still decent as a great returner and offensive weapon on screens and reverses. 8 Eno Benjamin, Arizona St, 5'9/207, SPARQ: 72% Value: Round 3/4 Violent and explosive runner with good quickness and receiving ability. Lacks proper feel and contact balance. 9 Darrynton Evans, Appalachian St, 5'10/203, SPARQ: 84% Value: Round 3/4 Big play speed back with good vision and lateral ability. Contact balance and power isn't there - goes down too easily. 10 AJ Dillon, Boston College, 6/247, SPARQ: 97% Value: Round 3/4 Rare blend of size + athleticism creates difficulties for defenders. Isn't going to make any defenders miss and lacks receiving ability giving him a limited NFL role. 11 Rico Dowdle, South Carolina, 5'11/213, SPARQ: 81% Value: Round 4 12 Ke'Shawn Vaughn, Vanderbilt, 5'10/214, 35% SPARQ Value: Round 4 13 Anthony McFarland, Maryland, 5'8/208, 18% SPARQ Value: Round 4/5 14 JaMycal Hasty, Baylor, 5'8/205, 90% SPARQ Value: Round 4/5 15 LaMical Perine, Florida, 5'11/216, 51% SPARQ Value: Round 4/5 16 Mike Warren, Cincinatti, 5'9/226 Value: Round 5 17 DeeJay Dallas, Miami, 5'10/217, 40% SPARQ Value: Round 5/6 18 Joshua Kelly, UCLA, 5'11/212, 47% SPARQ Value: Round 5/6 19 James Robinson, Illinois St, 5'9/219, 88% SPARQ Value: Round 5/6 20 Javon Leake, Maryland, 6/215, 32% SPARQ Value: Day 3 21 Raymond Calais, Lousiana Lafayette, 5'8/188, 67% SPARQ Value: Day 3 22 LeVante Bellamy, Western Michigan, 5'9/192, 72% SPARQ Value: Day 3 WR 1 Jerry Jeudy, Alabama, 6'1/193, SPARQ: 22% Value: Top 20 Elite route running traits and YAC ability. Can line up in any spot in the offense and create easy separation at every level. Lightening quick off the line and knows how to release off of press. Finesse player with a slight build and won't win many contested catches. Struggles at times with physicality. 2 CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma, 6'1/198, SPARQ: 71% Value: Top 20 Elite YAC ability and playmaking. Incredibly quick with the ball in his hands. Creates separation out of breaks with quickness. Fantastic hands and ability to make difficult catches. Not a burner and struggles to separate at times. Inexperienced route runner. 3 Brandin Aiyuk, Arizona St, 5'11/205, SPARQ: 89% Value: Round 1 Incredibly explosive player with great YAC and return ability. Can win and separate at every level of the field - can separate with deep speed, physicality, or explosion out of breaks. Long arms to extend himself in traffic. 4 Jalen Reagor, TCU, 5'11/206, SPARQ: 93% Value: Round 1 Quick twitch player and immediately stands out on film. Great YAC and easy separation all over the field. Incredibly quick out of breaks and has the ability to high point in contested situations. Doesn't offer a large catch radius to QB. 5 Justin Jefferson, LSU, 6'1/202, SPARQ: 82% Value: Round 1 Slot WR. Twitched up with quickness to separate on intermediate level and speed to win deep. Great YAC and used on reverses and screens. Ability to adjust for difficult balls. 6 Henry Ruggs, Alabama, 5'11/188, SPARQ: 99% Value: Round 1/2 Elite speed that should instantly change the way opposing defenses play. Instant acceleration and easy separation. Struggles with physicality and doesn't offer a lot more than speed. 7 Tee Higgins, Clemson, 6'4/216 Value: Round 1/2 Huge catch radius with ability to extend himself for difficult catches. Fantastic hands and jump ball extraordinaire. Sufficient speed to threaten deep and great ball tracking. Advanced sideline footwork. Doesn't consistently separate and may struggle with physicality. 8 Laviska Shenault, WR, Colorado, 6'1/227 Value: Round 1/2 Twitched up WR with awesome size and explosion. Turns into a RB with ball in his hands. Great ball tracking and sufficient speed to run deep. Questions regarding combine performance and nuance. 9 KJ Hamler, WR, Penn St, 5'9/178 Value: Round 2 Ridiculously quick and stands out immediately. Effortless separation all over field with speed and quickness. Body catcher and struggles extending for the ball. 10 Bryan Edwards, WR, South Carolina, 6'3/212 Value: Round 2 Explosive and twitched up player with awesome YAC ability. Big and physical and turns into a RB with ball in his hands with toughness. Flashes circus catch ability and a strong catcher in traffic. Not a burner and doesn't create consistent separation. 11 Michael Pittman, USC, 6'4/223, 86% SPARQ Value: Round 2 12 Denzel Mims, Baylor, 6'3/206, 95% SPARQ Value: Round 2 13 James Proche, SMU, 5'11/201 Value: Round 3 14 Tyler Johnson, Minnesotta, 6'1/206 Value: Round 3 15 Donovan Peoples Jones, Michigan, 6'2/212, 99% SPARQ Value: Round 3 16 Chase Claypool, Notre Dame, 6'4/238, 98% SPARQ Value: Round 3 17 Van Jefferson, Florida, 6'1/200 Value: Round 3 18 Devin Duvernay, Texas, 5'10/200, 68% SPARQ Value: Round 3/4 19 Gabriel Davis, UCF, 6'2/216, 39% SPARQ Value: Round 4 20 Collin Johnson, Texas, 6'6/222 Value: Round 4 21 John Hightower, Boise St, 6'1/189, 74% SPARQ Value: Round 4/5 22 KJ Hill, Ohio St, 6/192, 19% SPARQ Value: Round 4/5 23 Antonio Gandy Golden, Liberty, 6'4/222, 57% SPARQ Value: Round 5 24 Quintez Cephus, Wisconsin, 6'1/202, 49% SPARQ Value: Round 5 25 Lynn Bowden, Kentucky, 5'11/204 Value: Round 5/6 26 Isaiah Hodgins, Oregon St, 6'4/210, 71% SPARQ Value: Round 5/6 27 Isaiah Coulter, Rhode Island, 6'2/198, 27% SPARQ Value: Round 5/6 TE 1 Cole Kmet, Notre Dame, 6'6/262 Value: Round 2/3 Great combo of size + blocking + sticky hands. Lacks desired explosive traits and limited usage at Notre Dame. 2 Adam Trautman, TE, Dayton, 6'5/255 Value: Round 3 Big TE with blocking ability and high point catches. Not very quick out of his breaks and lacks fluidity. 3 Devin Asiasi, UCLA, 6'3/257, 32% SPARQ Value: Round 3/4 Delanie Walker type of player. Lacks the size and physicality of some of the other TEs and projects as more of finesse TE. Really fluid and smooth out of his breaks. Stems routes very well and creates easy separation. YAC ability and solid blocker. Lacks the big boy, physical catches that you'll see bigger TEs make. 4 Brycen Hopkins, Purdue, 6'4/245, 51% SPARQ Value: Round 3/4 Fast and explosive, lines up all over, ability to make catches through contact, high point ability, very fluid at the top of his routes. Doesn't play with desired physicality and may be forced to a limited role. 5 Albert Okwuegbunam, Missouri, 6'5/258 Value: Round 3/4 Big, thick bodied TE. Very good straight line burst and difficult for CBs to tackle in open field. Great size/speed combo to threaten the seam. Lacks burst out of breaks and very linear player. 6 Harrison Bryant, Florida Atlantic, 6'5/243, 15% SPARQ Value: Round 4 Could be a Cameron Brate type of player. Really good mover, lines up in the slot a ton, strong hands. Very little blocking experience and projects as a move TE with mediocre athleticism. 7 Hunter Bryant, Washington, 6'2/248, 32% SPARQ Value: Round 4 Unathletic Evan Engram. 8 Josiah Deguara, Cincinatti, 6'2/242, 58% SPARQ Value: Round 5 Lacks explosive qualities, tough blocker, H-Back type, not a lot of recieving upside, not a natural hands catcher. 9 Jared Pinkney, Vanderbilt, 6'4/257 Value: Day 3 4.97 40 is hard to recover from. Solid blocker, tough runner with ball, poor ball tracking, athletic limitations make it hard for him to separate, great hands to come down with ball in traffic, no wiggle. Maybe the best hands of the TEs. 10 Colby Parkinson, Stanford, 6'7/252, 18% SPARQ Value: Day 3 Lined up outside as a WR a ton, big target with huge catch radius, strong hands, uses size to create some separation in routes. Lacks athletic juice, sluggish out of breaks and has issues separating, very few blocking reps limits him 11 Thaddeus Moss, LSU, 6'2/250 Value: Day 3 12 Charlie Tauoepeau, Portland St, 6'2/240, 65% SPARQ Value: Day 3 OT 1 Jedrick Wills, Alabama, 6'4/312 Value: Top 5 Massive OT that's a powerful drive blocker in run game. Immoveable anchor vs power rushers without any issues meeting speed as well. Always balanced and never loses control in pass sets. Can struggle at times with inside quickness. 2 Tristan Wirfs, Iowa, 6'5/320 Value: Round 1 Great feet to mirror rushers. Good hand placement in run game and drives feet to generate movement. Loses balance too often and lets the DL control the engagement in his pass sets. Solid floor with high upside. 3 Andrew Thomas, Georgia, 6'5/315 Value: Round 1 Massive OT with awesome power to drive in run game. Great anchor and difficult to beat with power rush. Doesnt have light feet but ability to consistently recover and stop speed rushers. Off balance too often. 4 Mekhi Becton, OT, Louisville, 6'7/365 Value: Round 1 Massive and bullies DL in run game. Routinely throws DL around and plays with mean demeanor. Projects immediately as a great run blocker. Feet are great for his size but still struggles to mirror in pass sets. Anchor not as great as expected either. 5 Josh Jones, Houston, 6'5/319 Value: Round 1 Great feet to mirror speed and great at getting to second level and pulling. Very balanced in pass sets with a solid anchor. Burying guys in pass pro vs Oklahoma. More of a wall off run blocker than drive blocker. 6 Ezra Cleveland, Boise St, 6'6/311 Value: Round 2 Ideal frame and movement ability for NFL LT. Easy ability to meet speed rusher and awesome mirror ability. Adequate but not great anchor vs power - should suffice. Lacks aggression and more of a wall off run blocker than drive blocker. 7 Austin Jackson, USC, 6'5/322 Value: Round 2 Some ugly reps but awesome tools, pass sets, and knee bend create big upside. 8 Isaiah Wilson, Georgia, 6'6/350 Value: Round 2 Discount Mechi Becton. Rare size and power to absolutely maul in run game and anchor down vs power. Lacks preferred feet to mirror and gives up his chest too often causing him to lose balance. 9 Ben Bartch, St. Johns, 6'5/309 Value: Round 2/3 Pass sets look great for such a green player and mauled players in run game. Good feet to mirror and good anchor. Question marks regarding level of comp but looked great at Senior Bowl. 10 Lucas Niang, TCU, 6'6/315 Value: Round 3 Massive OT with strong anchor. Generally gets his man blocked but lots of technique issues in pass sets and slow feet. 11 Hakeem Adeniji, Kansas, 6'4/302 Value: Round 3/4 12 Prince Tega Wonogho, Auburn, 6'5/308 Value: Round 3/4 13 Matthew Peart, UConn, 6'7/318 Value: Round 4 14 Cam Clark, Charlotte, 6'4/308 Value: Round 4 15 Saahdiq Charles, LSU, 6'4/321 Value: Roud 4/5 16 Yasir Durant, Missouri, 6'6/331 Value: Round 5 17 Alex Taylor, South Carolina St, 6'8/308 Value: Roud 5/6 18 Jack Driscoll, Auburn, 6'5/306 Value: Day 3 19 Trey Adams, Washington, 6'8/318 Value: Day 3 IOL 1 Robert Hunt, IOL, Louisiana, 6'5/323 Value: Round 2 RT in college projects to IOL. Awesome movement ability with great balance and anchor. Struggles in space and fixable issues involving hand placement and pad level. Big upside at IOL. 2 Cesar Ruiz, IOL, Michigan, 6'2/307 Value: Round 2/3 Great movement ability and powerful run blocker. Issues with anchor and balance, especially when dealing with length, but projects as starter. 3 Matt Hennessy, IOL, Temple, 6'3/293 Value: Round 2/3 Zone center. Awesome movement ability with easy transitions. Extremely quick off the snap and maintains great positioning. Struggles with some power but rarely beat. 4 Lloyd Cushenberry, IOL, LSU, 6'3/312 Value: Round 3 Powerful run blocker with great anchor but struggles with speed and quickness. 5 Damien Lewis, IOL, LSU, 6'2/327 Value: Round 3 Huge and round. Powerful run blocker who finishes with tenacity and generally gets his man blocked. Great natural anchor but gets tested by his poor pad level. 6 Tyre Phillips, IOL, Miss St, 6'5/331 Value: Round 3 College LT that projects inside. Massive, thick upper body with strong anchor and powerful sticky hands to control blocks. Slow feet. 7 Netane Muti, Fresno St, 6'3/315 Value: Roud 3/4 Immoveable natural anchor, violent powerful punch, mean finisher and mauler in run game. Balance is iffy, plays high, hand placement off. 8 Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin, 6'3/314 Value: Round 3/4 Great mover on pulls and powerful in run game. Anchor gets challenged and plays off balance. 9 Logan Stenberg, Kentucky, 6'6/317 Value: Round 3/4 Mean, tough blocker with nasty demeanor and always finishing. Natural tools lacking but try hard blue collar player. 10 John Simpson, Clemson, 6'4/321 Value: Round 4 Fantastic run blocker who absolutely mauls people in run game and has strong anchor in pass pro. Really struggles with speed and quickness in pass pro. 11 Shane Lemieux, Oregon, 6'4/310 Value: Round 4 12 Nick Harris, Washington, 6'1/302 Value: Round 4 13 Jonah Jackson, Ohio St, 6'3/306 Value: Round 4/5 14 Ben Bredeson, Michigan, 6'5/315 Value: Day 3 15 Keith Ishmael, San Diego St, 6'3/309 Value: Day 3 Edge 1 Chase Young, Ohio St, 6'5/264 Value: Top 5 Best Edge prospect I've ever scouted (since 2015). Insane burst, advanced hand usage, bendy, etc. Can win with power or speed. 2 K'Lavon Chaisson, LSU, 6'3/254 Value: Round 1/2 Flash player with little pass rushing production. Flashes show elite pass rushing potential - great burst, bend, and speed to power. Lacks polish as pass rusher but represents a big question mark. However, floor is raised by his ability to play as a standup SAM LB with pass rushing ability. 3 Yetur Gross Matos, Penn St, 6'5/266 Value: Round 1/2 Perfect 43 DE build. Really good burst to win with speed rush and decent bull rush. Great length. Good hand usage and uses a rip and dip move frequently. Offers good edge setting ability vs the run right now. Inconsistent and not as disruptive as desired on film. 4 AJ Epenesa, Edge/DL, Iowa, 6'6/275, SPARQ: 15% Value: Round 1/2 Power rusher with great bull rush and hand usage. Great hand usage with long arm move and hand swipes. Very stout vs the run. Can line up all over and very disruptive when lined up inside. Combine performance really hurt him and may need to put on weight on passing downs. 5 Terrell Lewis, Edge, Alabama, 6'5/262 Value: Round 2 Flash player with big upside. Elite physical tools including burst, length, and power. Arkansas game is A+. Inconsistent. 6 Darrell Taylor, Edge, Tennessee, 6'4/267 Value: Round 2 Flash player with great traits and upside. No pass rush moves right now and needs development - 23 years old. 7 Julian Okwara, Edge, Notre Dame, 6'4/252 Value: Round 2 Speed rusher with great length and speed to power flashes. 8 Jonathan Greenard, Edge, Florida, 6'3/263 Value: Round 3 Incredibly disruptive pass rusher with a variety of ways to win - speed, power, counters, etc. Below average physical tools could limit him. 9 Josh Uche, Edge, Michigan, 6'1/245 Value: Round 3 A true tweener at his size but incredibly twitched up with phenomenal burst and physicality. No pass rush moves but disruptive using speed to power 10 Bradlee Anae, Utah, 6'3/257, SPARQ: 11% Productive, disruptive rusher with good hand usage. Lacks NFL athleticism. Value: Round 4 11 Alex Highsmith, Charlotte, 6'3/248 Value: Round 4 12 Trevis Gipson, Tulsa, 6'3/261 Value: Round 4/5 13 Curtis Weaver, Boise St, 6'2/265 Value: Round 4/5 14 Jabari Zuniga, Florida 6'3/264, SPARQ: 85% Value: Round 4/5 15 Jonathan Garvin, Miami, 6'4/263, SPARQ: 61% Value: Round 4/5 16 Alton Robinson, Syracuse, 6'3/264, SPARQ: 72% Value: Round 5 17 Kenny Willekes, Michigan St, 6'3/264 Value: Round 5 18 Khalid Kareem, Notre Dame, 6'4/268 Value: Round 5 19 DJ Wonnum, South Carolina, 6'5/258 Value: Round 5/6 20 Chauncy Rivers, Miss St, 6'2/262 Value: Round 5/6 21 Derrek Tuszka, North Dakota St, 6'4/251 Value: Round 5/6 22 Jason Stowbridge, North Carolina, 6'4/275 Value: Day 3 DL 1 Javon Kinlaw, South Carolina, 6'5/324 Value: Top 10 Ideal DL frame with long arms and huge body. Awesome burst off the line and powerful as hell in his rush. Stacks and sheds vs the run and good hand usage and rip moves. Inconsistent and struggles to anchor when he plays too high. 2 Derrick Brown, Auburn, 6'5/326, SPARQ: 33% Value: Top 20 Difficult to block with a single blocker. Beats up guy in front of him with pure strength and power rather than pure burst. Dominant vs the run and bench presses OL. Doesnt project as a very productive pass rusher and questions about whether he can win with pure strength/power in the NFL. 3 Ross Blacklock, TCU, 6'3/290, SPARQ: 29% Value: Round 1/2 Projects as 3Tech with awesome initial get off. Plays with great leverage to get under OL's pads. High motor and extremely active. Struggles at times to shed vs the run. 4 Justin Madibuike, Texas A&M, 6'3/293 Value: Round 2 Rocked up frame with little body fat. Great burst and uses power and leverage to destroy single blockers vs the run. Flexibility to finish at the QB. Inconsistent play and should be more disruptive. 5 Raekwon Davis, Alabama, 6'6/311, SPARQ: 24% Value: Round 2 Projects as high floor 5Tech. Huge frame and great anchor makes him difficult to move vs the run. Great stack and shed ability to hold ground and find the ball carrier. Underrated pass rushing upside as he is quick off the ball and uses rip moves to create penetration. 6 Neville Gallimore, Oklahoma, 6'2/304, Value: Round 2 Awesome get off and burst to create immediate disruption. Has a spin move and swim move in his arsenal. Power to win with a bull rush. Awesome motor and never gives up on a play. Older prospect (23) and still lacks refinement. Plays out of control and struggles when his first move is blocked. 7 Jordan Elliot, Missouri 6'4/302, SPARQ: 22% Value: Round 2/3 Combination of power and speed difficult to block. Plays too high and effort lacking at times. 8 James Lynch, Baylor, 6'4/289 SPARQ: 48% Value: Round 2/3 Incredibly productive DE at Baylor projects inside as a pass rusher. Lacks juice but consistently disruptive with leverage, hand usage, and flexibility. 9 Marlon Davidson, Auburn 6'3/303 Value: Round 3 DE at Auburn projects inside. Thick and powerful build with awesome bull rush using size and burst. Not incredibly disruptive and lacks pass rush moves beyond speed to power. 10 McTelvin Agim, Arkansas, 6'3/309 Value: Round 3/4 Big upside as athletic former 5 star with awesome burst. Liability vs the run right now and lateral ability is quesTionable. 11 Leki Fotu, Utah, 6'5/330 Value: Round 3/4 12 Davon Hamilton, Ohio St, 6'4/320, SPARQ: 26% Value: Round 3/4 13 Broderick Washington, Texas Tech, 6'2/305 Value: Round 4 14 Benito Jones, Mississippi, 6'1/316, SPARQ: 30% Value: Round 4/5 15 Rashard Lawerence, LSU, 6'2/308 Value: Round 5/6 16 Raequan Williams, Michigan St, 6'4/308, SPARQ: 6% Value: Round 5/6 17 Khalil Davis, Nebraska, 6'1/308 Value: Round 5/6 18 Carlos Davis, Nebraska, 6'2/313 Value: Round 5/6 19 Larrell Murchison, North Carolina St, 6'2/297, SPARQ: 38% Value: Day 3 20 Robert Windsor, Penn St, 6'4/290, SPARQ: 36% Value: Day 3 21 Malcolm Roach, Texas, 6'2/297, SPARQ: 73% Value: Day 3 LB 1 Isaiah Simmons, Clemson, 6'4/238, SPARQ: 98% Value: Top 10 Ability to play OLB, slot CB, SS, and single high FS. Covers a ton of ground, reliable tackler, and legit ability as slot CB and deep safety. Teams should want him playing in space and chasing the ball. Lacks desired aggressiveness for a traditional LB. 2 Kenneth Murray, Oklahoma, 6'2/241 Value: Round 1/2 Violent hitter with awesome burst and sideline to sideline range. Demonstrative playing style and always around the ball. Iffy in coverage and slow processor. May be best suited as a run and chase WLB. 3 Patrick Queen, LSU, 6/229, SPARQ: 84% Value: Round 1/2 Twitchy and explosive run and chase WLB. Sideline to sideline range and offers great coverage with ability to man up on RBs and TEs. Great closing burst and plays with violence. Some tackling issues, angles aren't great, and struggles in the box. 4 Zach Baun, Wisconsin, 6'2/238, SPARQ: 55% Value: Round 2 Projects to LB given size. Great burst and bend to win the edge with speed rush. Polished as pass rusher with toolkit of pass rush moves including long arm and spin. Consistently disruptive. Has some experience dropping back in coverage and looked natural. Lacks natural power and can get stood up by linemen with good anchors. 5 Willie Gay Jr, Miss St, 6'1/243, SPARQ: 98% Value: Round 2 Flashes Top 20 traits. Athletic testing translates as he's all over the field with sideline to sideline range. Awesome burst to fill gaps and has the size and physicality to stand up blockers. Angles are off at times and can be late on his reads. Very limited tape available and low floor player. 6 Jordyn Brooks, Texas Tech, 6/240 Value: Round 3 Explosive physical player who can take on blocks and find the ball. Change of direction lacking and questionable in coverage. 7 Logan Wilson, LB, Wyoming, 6'2/241 Value: Round 3 Leighton Vander Esch lite. Great closing burst and stalks the ball while maintaining good position. Some tackling issues. 8 Malik Harrison, Ohio St, 6'3/247 Value: Round 3/4 Awesome run stuffing LB with size and power. Surprising athletic testing but looked like a liability in space. 9 Evan Weaver, Cal, 6'2/237, SPARQ: 26% Value: Round 4 Tough guy and reliable tackler who is always around the ball. Tons of tackling production, good in the box, and decent zone awareness. Significant physical limitations. 10 Akeem Davis-Gaither, Applachian St, 6'1/224 Value: Round 4 Fred Warner comp. Looks like a safety and projects as WILL. Speedy and explosive and does a good job ducking under tackles. Lacks desired physicality and will struggle dealing with blockers when he can't duck under. 11 Troy Dye, Oregon, 6'3/231 Value: Round 4/5 12 Davion Taylor, Colorado, 6/228, SPARQ: 85% Value: Round 4/5 13 Jacob Phillips, LSU, 6'3/229, SPARQ: 70% Value: Round 5 14 Joe Bachie, Michigan St, 6'1/230, SPARQ: 54% Value: Round 5 15 Justin Strnad, Wake Forrest, 6'3/238, SPARQ: 8% Value: Round 5/6 16 Markus Bailey, Purdue, 6/235 Value: Round 5/6 17 Shaquille Quarterman, Miami, 6/234 Value: Round 5/6 18 Clay Johnson, Baylor 6'1/227 Value: Round 5/6 19 Cameron Brown, Penn St, 6'5/233, SPARQ: 46% Value: Day 3 20 Francis Bernard, Utah, 6/234, SPARQ: 20% Value: Day 3 CB 1 Jeff Okudah, Ohio St, 6'1/205, SPARQ: 99% Value: Top 5 Checks every box as a CB prospect. Smooth hips to mirror in man, intelligence and awareness to read QBs eyes, physicality to match bigger WRs, good ball skills, and physical in run game. 2 CJ Henderson, Florida, 6'1/204, SPARQ: 95% Value: Top 10 Rare blend of size, speed, and fluidity. Incredible ability to mirror in man coverage with quick feet, smooth hips, closing speed, and long speed. Great at separating the ball from the WR and closing the gap quickly. Awful tackler and lacks preferred ball production. 3 Kristin Fulton, LSU, 6/197, SPARQ: 69% Value: Round 1/2 Sticky man coverage and stays in WR's back pocket. Good closing burst off ball and plays with physicality. Inconsistent at catch point and not especially fluid or fast. 4 Jeff Gladney, TCU, 5'10/191, SPARQ: 47% Value: Round 1/2 Incredibly physical and feisty - great effort vs 6'6 Collin Johnson. Good closing burst and very quick feet. Great vs the run and phenomenal at the catch point. Not incredibly fluid and lacks desired physical traits. 5 Trevon Diggs, Alabama, 6'1/205 Value: Round 2 Ideal combo of size and speed. Awesome ball skills as a former WR. Good closing burst in zone and sticky man coverage. Not especially physical and isn't comfortable with his back to the ball. May be best in zone scheme. 6 Noah Igbonohue, Auburn, 5'10/198, SPARQ: 66% Value: Round 2 Twitched up player with quick feet and explosion. Physical player and willing tackler. Incredibly sticky in man coverage and allows little separation. Really struggles when the ball is in the air and lacks ball production. 7 AJ Terrell, Clemson, 6'1/195, SPARQ: 86% Value: Round 2 Ideal combination of athleticism and size. Quick feet and sticky in man coverage. Willing tackler. Has some fluidity issues and can be overly grabby. 8 Reggie Robinson, Tulsa, 6'1/205, SPARQ: 92% Value: Round 2/3 Incredibly sticky in man coverage with quick feet and twitch to mirror. Physical boundary CB that uses sideline to advantage. Comes up with physicality vs runs and screens. Way too grabby and may be a flag magnet. 8 Damon Arnette, Ohio St, 6/195 Value: Round 3 Very physical CB with good closing burst and press. Speed is a concern and lacks great fluidity. 9 Amik Robertson, Louisiana Tech, 5'8/187 Value: Round 3 Tiny, feisty slot CB with great ball skills and sticky man coverage. 10 Jaylon Johnson, Utah, 6/193, SPARQ: 64% Value: Round 3/4 Press man CB. Physical CB with good press but tight hipped and lacking ideal recovery speed. 11 Cameron Dantzler, Miss St, 6'2/188, SPARQ: 15% Value: Round 3/4 12 Bryce Hall, Virginia, 6'1/202 Value: Round 3/4 13 Michael Ojemudia, Iowa, 6'1/200 Value: Round 4 14 John Reid, Penn St, 5'10/187, SPARQ: 90% Value: Round 4 15 Josiah Scott, Michigan St, 5'9/185 Value: Round 4/5 16 Javaris Davis, Auburn, 5'8/183, SPARQ: 60% Value: Round 4/5 17 Harrison Hand, Temple, 5'11/197, SPARQ: 95% Value: Round 4/5 18 Troy Pride, Notre Dame, 5'11/193, SPARQ: 48% Value: Round 4/5 19 Kindle Vildor, Georgia Souther, 5'10/191, SPARQ: 94% Value: Round 4/5 20 Darnay Holmes, UCLA, 5'10/195 Value: Round 5 21 AJ Green, Ok St, 6'1/202 Value: Round 5/6 22 Stanford Samuels, Florida St, 6'1/187 Value: Round 5/6 S 1 Antoine Winfield, Minnesotta, 5'9/203, SPARQ: 82% Value: Round 1 Versatility to line up in the box or deep as single high. Intelligent high IQ player with great ball skills. Thick build with physicality and violence. Deal with blockers extremely well and all over the field with quick reactions and burst. 2 Grant Delpit, LSU, 6'2/213 Value: Round 1/2 Twitchy athlete with awesome burst and range as single high FS. Versatile and can line up all over the field. Capable of big hits but very unreliable tackler with inconsistent angles and poor form. 3 K'Von Wallace, Clemson, 5'11/206, SPARQ: 97% Value: Round 1/2 Very versatile and can play all over including slot CB. Extremely twitched up with awesome closing burst. Great ball skills and is always looking for the ball in coverage. Physical tackler with an attitude and tenacity. Reacts decisively on his reads. Hips can be a little stiff at times and not the most reliable tackler in space. 4 Kyle Dugger, S, Lenoir-Rhyne, 6'1/218, SPARQ: 99% Value: Round 2 The most explosive player I've watched this year. Absolutely dominated lower competition. Explosive and powerful player that plays with violence. All over the field and filled up the stat sheet. The opposition looked like traffic cones that he would just run over. Older prospect (24) with some rawness. Hips look a little stiff and angles/reactions are a little off. May be best suited in a WLB role where he can run and chase. 5 Xavier McKinney, S, Alabama, 6/201, SPARQ: 20% Value: Round 2 Very solid all around and versatile safety that should be a long term starter but lacks big upside. Comes downhill in a hurry with good closing burst. Used in the box and deep as single high FS and did well in each role. Questionable tackling at times and didn't make a lot of game changing plays. 6 Ashytn Davis, S, Cal, 6'1/202 Value: Round 2 Hyper aggressive rangy centerfielder. Desired physicality is missing and inconsistent tackler. 7 Jeremy Chinn, Southern Illinois, 6'3/221, SPARQ: 99% Value: Round 2/3 Incredibly explosive and rocked up athlete. Covers a ton of ground and hits like a ton of bricks. Would have liked to see more playmaking and reactions are a touch slow. Maybe projects as a WLB/S type. 8 Geno Stone, Iowa, 5'10/207, SPARQ: 26% Value: Round 3 High IQ player with great ball skills but lacks preferred athleticism. 9 Julian Blackmon, Utah, 6/187 Value: Round 3/4 Centerfielder FS with good range, explosion, and reliable tackling. USC game is very bad. 10 JR Reed, Georgia, 6'1/202, SPARQ: 66% Value: Round 4 Explosive athlete that covers a ton of ground and plays with aggression. Lacks great range as single high and overpursues at times 11 Terrell Burgess, Utah, 5'11/202, SPARQ: 65% Value: Round 4 12 Antoine Brooks, Maryland, 5'11/220, SPARQ: 34% Value: Round 4/5 13 Brandon Jones, Texas, 5'11/198 Value: Round 4/5 14 Tanner Muse, Clemson, 6'2/227, SPARQ: 94% Value: Day 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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