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2024 NFL Draft

 

On going editing, changed the order around to current, also included projected comp picks as well.

 

1st
1) Chicago Bears (via Carolina): Caleb Williams USC JR QB  
2) Washington Commanders: Jayden Daniels LSU RS SR QB  
3)  New England Patriots: Drake Maye UNC RS SOPH QB       
4)  Arizona Cardinals:  Marvin Harrison Jr Ohio State RS SOPH WR        
5)  LA Chargers:  Joe Alt Notre Dame JR OT  
6)  New York Giants: Rome Odunze Washington RS JR WR 
7)  Tennessee Titans: Olumuyiwa Fashanu Penn State RS JR OT  
8 ) Atlanta Falcons:  Dallas Turner Alabama JR DE/OLB 
9)  Chicago Bears: Jared Verse  Florida State RS JR DE  
10) New York Jets:  Troy Fautanu Washington RS JR OT/OG    
11) Minnesota Vikings: Michael Penix Jr Washington RS SR QB 
12)  Denver Broncos:  Bo Nix Oregon RS SR QB    
13) Las Vegas Raiders: Taliese Fuaga Oregon State JR OT/OG         
14) New Orleans Saints: JC Latham Alabama JR OT/OG 
15)  Indianapolis Colts: Cooper DeJean Iowa JR CB/S    
16) Seattle Seahawks: Brock Bowers Georgia JR TE 
17)  Jacksonville Jaguars: Quinyon Mitchell Toledo SR CB  
18)  Cincinnati Bengals: Malik Nabers LSU JR WR     
19) LA Rams: Byron Murphy II Texas SR DT  
20) Pittsburgh Steelers:  Amarius Mims Georgia JR OT  
21) Miami Dolphins:  Terrion Arnold Alabama RS SOPH CB  
22) Philadelphia Eagles: Laiatu Latu UCLA SR OLB/DE    
23) Minnesota Vikings (via Houston): Jer'Zhan Newton Illinois RS JR DT 
24) Dallas Cowboys: Brian Thomas Jr LSU JR WR     
25) Green Bay Packers:  Payton Wilson NC State RS SR OLB/ILB  
26)  Tampa Bay Buccaneers: JJ McCarthy Michigan JR QB 
27) Arizona Cardinals (Via Houston): Kool-Aid McKinstry Alabama JR CB 
28)  Buffalo Bills: Nate Wiggins Clemson JR CB  
29)  Detroit Lions:  Jordan Morgan Arizona RS SR OT         
30) Baltimore Ravens: Darius Robinson Missouri RS SR DL      
31) San Francisco 49ers: Mike Sainristil Michigan SR CB/S   
32) Kansas City Chiefs: Patrick Paul Houston RS JR OT 


     
2nd
33) Carolina Panthers:   Keon Coleman Florida State JR WR      
34)  New England Patriots:   Tyler Guyton Oklahoma RS JR OT 
35)  Arizona Cardinals:  T'Vondre Sweat Texas RS SR DT
 36) Washington Commanders:  Kamari Lassiter Georgia JR CB   
37)  LA Chargers:    Max Melton Rutgers RS JR CB 
38) Tennessee Titans: Chop Robinson Penn State JR DE/OLB  
39) Carolina Panthers (via Giants): Jackson Powers-Johnson Oregon JR C/OG    
40) Washington Commanders (via Chicago):  Adonai Mitchell Texas JR WR   
41)  Green Bay Packers (via Jets):  Javon Bullard Georgia JR S   
42) Houston Texans (via Minnesota): Edgerrin Cooper Texas A&M RS JR ILB  
43)  Atlanta Falcons:  Xavier Worthy Texas JR WR
44) Las Vegas Raiders:  Sedrick Van Pran Georgia RS JR C/OG 
45) New Orleans Saints (via Denver):    Troy Franklin Oregon JR WR 
46) Indianapolis Colts:  Kingsley Suamataia BYU RS SOPH OT   
47)   New York Giants (via Seattle):    Blake Corum Michigan SR RB   
48)  Jacksonville Jaguars: Zach Frazier West Virginia SR C    
49) Cincinnati Bengals:  Mekhi Wingo LSU JR DE/DT 
50) Philadelphia Eagles (via New Orleans): Cooper Beebe Kansas State RS SR OG    
51) Pittsburgh Steelers:   Kris Jenkins Michigan SR DT   
52)  LA Rams:   Bralen Trice Washington JR DE/OLB 
53)  Philadelphia Eagles: Jarvis Brownlee Jr Louisville RS JR CB   
54)  Cleveland Browns:  Braden Fiske Florida State RS SR DT   
55)  Miami Dolphins: Blake Fisher Notre Dame RS SOPH OT 
56)   Dallas Cowboys: Jeremiah Trotter Jr Clemson JR ILB       
57) Tampa Bay Buccaneers:   Zak Zinter Michigan SR OG 
58)  Green Bay Packers:  Christian Jones Texas RS SR OT   
59)  Houston Texans: Ryan Watts Texas SR CB/S   
60) Buffalo Bills: Kamren Kinchens Miami FL JR S
61) Detroit Lions: Renardo Green Florida State RS SR CB   
62) Baltimore Ravens: Jonah Elliss Utah JR DE/OLB      
63) San Francisco 49ers: Tykee Smith Georgia RS SR S 
64)  Kansas City Chiefs:  Michael Hall Jr Ohio State RS SOPH DT 
 


3rd
65) Carolina Panthers: Roger Rosengarten Washington RS SOPH OT 
66) Arizona Cardinals:  Johnny Wilson Florida State RS JR WR  
67)   Washington Commanders:  Brandon Dorlus Oregon RS SR DT/DE 
68)  New England Patriots: Brandon Coleman TCU RS SR OG/OT 
69)  LA Chargers: Trey Benson Florida State RS JR  
70)   New York Giants: Spencer Rattler South Carolina RS SR QB       
71) Arizona Cardinals (via Tennessee):   Junior Colson Michigan JR LB    
72)  New York Jets:  Jordan Travis Florida State RS SR QB
73)  Tampa Bay Buccaneers (via Detroit): Chris Braswell  Alabama RS JR OLB   
74) Atlanta Falcons: Cole Bishop Utah JR S  
75)  Chicago Bears: Drake Nugent Michigan SR C   
76)  Denver Broncos:   Maason Smith LSU RS SOPH DT/DE 
77) Las Vegas Raiders:  Ladd McConkey Georgia RS JR WR     
78)  Washington Commanders (via Seattle): Tyler Nubin Minnesota SR S   
79) Atlanta (via Jacksonville Jaguars):   Mohamed Kamara Colorado State RS SR OLB/DE    
80)  Cincinnati Bengals:    Sam Hartman Notre Dame RS JR QB   
81) Seattle (via New Orleans Saints): Ricky Pearsall Florida RS SR WR  
82) Indianapolis Colts:  Sione Vaki Utah JR S/RB
83)  LA Rams:  Ainias Smith Texas A&M RS SR WR/RB    
84)  Pittsburgh Steelers:  Cam Hart Notre Dame RS SR CB/S  
85) Cleveland Browns: Ben Sinnott Kansas State RS JR FB/TE
*  Miami Dolphins (Forfeited): 
86) Houston Texans (via Philadelphia): Karsen Barnhart Michigan RS SR OG/OT   
87) Dallas Cowboys:  Keaton Bills Utah RS JR OG  
88) Green Bay Packers: Trevor Keegan Michigan RS SR OG   
89)  Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Gabriel Murphy UCLA RS JR DE/OLB  
90) Arizona Cardinals (via Houston):   Cedric Gray UNC SR OLB
91) Green Bay Packers (via Buffalo):  Nathaniel Watson Miss State RS SR ILB   
92)  Detroit Lions: Tanor Bortolini Wisconsin RS JR C/OG  
93) Baltimore Ravens: Kalen King Penn State JR CB        
94) Washington Commanders (via 49ers): Braelon Allen Wisconsin JR RB 
95)  Kansas City Chiefs: Chau Smith-Wade Washington St RS JR CB  
*96) Jacksonville Jaguars:  Javontae Jean-Baptiste Notre Dame RS SR DE  
*97) Pittsburgh Steelers (via Philadelphia):  Trevin Wallace Kentucky JR LB  
*98) LA Rams:  Calen Bullock USC JR S  
*99) Washington Commanders (via 49ers):   Ja'Tavion Sanders Texas JR TE    
      

4th
100) Carolina Panthers: Tanner McLachlan Arizona RS SR TE     
101) Seattle Seahawks (Via Commanders):  Cade Stover Ohio State RS SR TE  
102) New England Patriots: Ruke Orhorhoro Clemson SR DT     
103)   Arizona Cardinals:  Khyree Jackson Oregon RS SR CB 
104)  LA Chargers:  Leonard Taylor Miami FL DT JR     
105)   Tennessee Titans:  Beau Brade Maryland SR S  
106)  New York Giants:  Jarrian Jones Florida State RS SR CB  
107)  Minnesota Vikings: Christian Haynes UCONN SR OG   
108)  Atlanta Falcons: Javon Solomon Troy RS SR DE.OLB  
109)  LA Chargers (via Chicago): Theo Johnson Penn State RS JR TE  
110)  New York Jets:  Jaheim Bell Florida State SR TE    
111) Las Vegas Raiders: Ray Davis Kentucky RS SR RB     
112) Baltimore Ravens (via Jets): Tommy Eichenberg Ohio State RS SR ILB   
113)   Jacksonville Jaguars (via Saints): Luke McCaffrey Rice RS JR WR  
114)   Cincinnati Bengals:  JD Bertrand Notre Dame RS SR OLB   
115) Jacksonville Jaguars:   Javon Foster Missouri RS SR OG/OT 
116)  Indianapolis Colts:   Austin Booker Kansas RS SOPH DE/OLB   
117) Seattle Seahawks: Curtis Jacobs Penn State SR OLB 
118) Pittsburgh Steelers:  Jermaine Burton Alabama SR WR   
119) Philadelphia Eagles (via Pittsburgh): Adisa Isaac Penn State RS SR DE  
120)  Denver Broncos (via Miami):  Garret Greenfield South Dakota State RS SR OT
121)  Chicago Bears (via Eagles): Grayson Murphy UCLA RS SR DE  
122)  Houston Texans (via Cleveland): James Williams Miami FL JR S/LB   
123) San Francisco 49ers (via Dallas): Jalen McMillan Washington RS JR WR  
124)   Tampa Bay Buccaneers:  Isaiah Adams Illinois SR OG       
125)  Green Bay Packers: Michael Pratt Tulane JR QB  
126)   Houston Texans:  Dwight McGlothern Arkansas SR CB
127)  Buffalo Bills: Keith Randolph Jr Illinois RS JR DE/DT  
128) Minnesota Vikings (via Detroit): Logan Lee Iowa RS SR DT  
129)  Baltimore Ravens:  Dallin Holker Colorado State JR TE 
130) San Francisco 49ers:   Joe Evans Iowa RS SR OLB/DE  
131)  Kansas City Chiefs:  Edefuan Ulofoshio Washington RS SR ILB     
*132) San Francisco 49ers:  Walter Rouse Oklahoma RS SR OT    
*133) Buffalo Bills:  Audric Estime Notre Dame JR RB 
*134) New York Jets (via Baltimore):  Kenny Logan Jr Kansas SR S 

 

5th
135) Denver Broncos (via Cleveland): Roman Wilson Michigan SR WR 
136) New England Patriots:  Jacob Cowing Arizona SR WR
137) Arizona Cardinals:  Brenden Rice USC SR WR   
138)  Washington Commanders:   Isaiah Williams Illinois RS JR WR  
139)   LA Chargers:  Kalen DeLoach Florida State RS SR LB    
140)  New York Giants:  Jett Johnson Mississippi State RS SR OLB   
141) Carolina Panthers (via Tennessee):   Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint Georgia SR WR 
142) Atlanta Falcons: Xavier Legette South Carolina RS SR WR     
143) Buffalo Bills (via Chicago Bears):  Daequan Hardy Penn State RS SR CB    
144)   Denver Broncos (via Jets):   Dominique Hampton Washington RS SR S 
145) Tennessee Titans (via Minnesota):   Richard Jibunor Troy RS SR DE/OLB 
146) Denver Broncos: Mar'Keise Irving Oregon JR RB    
147) Las Vegas Raiders: Joe Milton III Tennessee RS SR QB    
148) Cincinnati Bengals: MarShawn Lloyd USC RS JR RB   
149)  New Orleans Saints:    Taulia Tagovailoa Maryland RS SR QB
150) Indianapolis Colts:  Clark Barrington Baylor RS SR OG
151) Washington Commanders (via Seattle): Xavier Thomas Clemson RS SR DE   
152) Jacksonville Jaguars: Bennie Bishop West Virginia RS SR CB  
153) LA Rams:  Justin Eboigbe Alabama RS SR DE 
154) LA Rams (via Pittsburgh):  MJ Devonshire Pitt RS SR CB  
155)   Cleveland Browns (via Philadelphia): Cody Schrader Missouri SR RB
156)  Minnesota Vikings (via Cleveland): Nehemiah Pritchett Auburn RS SR CB    
157) Miami Dolphins:  Marcus Harris Auburn RS SR DT  
158) Kansas City Chiefs (via Dallas): Javion Cohen Miami FL SR OG      
159)  Philadelphia Eagles (via Tampa Bay):  Tip Reiman Illinois SR TE  
160)  Arizona Cardinals (via Houston): Julian Pearl Illinois RS SR OT
161)  Buffalo Bills (via Green Bay Packers): Devontez Walker UNC SR WR    
162)  Detroit Lions: Omar Brown Nebraska  RS SR S 
163)  Buffalo Bills:  KT Leveston Kansas State RS SR OG/OT
164) Baltimore Ravens: Jaylen Wright Tennessee JR RB 
165) Carolina Panthers (via San Francisco):   Jaylan Ford Texas SR ILB  
166) Minnesota Vikings (via Kansas City):  Tarique Barnes Illinois RS SR ILB   
*167) New Orleans Saints: Tyrone Tracy Jr Purdue RS SR RB/WR 
*168)  Green Bay Packers:  Isaiah Davis South Dakota State RS SR RB  
*169)  New Orleans Saints: Omar Speights LSU SR OLB  
*170) Philadelphia Eagles: Will Shipley Clemson JR RB  
*171) Philadelphia Eagles:   Kendarin Ray Tulsa RS SR S
*172) Kansas City Chiefs: Braiden McGregor Michigan RS JR DE    
*173)  Dallas Cowboys:  Jonathon Brooks Texas JR RB 
*174) New Orleans Saints: Jordan Jefferson LSU RS SR DT   
*175) San Francisco 49ers: Brennan Jackson Washington State RS SR DE


  
6th
176) Minnesota Vikings (via Carolina):  Dillon Johnson Washington SR RB   
177) Carolina Panthers (via Arizona): Ron Stone Jr Washington State RS SR OLB 
178)  Seattle Seahawks (via Commanders):  Demani Richardson Texas A&M RS SR S  
179) New England Patriots: Jaylen Harrell Michigan SR OLB      
180)  LA Chargers:  Charles Turner III LSU RS SR C 
181) Tennessee Titans:    Ja'Lynn Polk Washington RS JR WR
182)    New York Giants: Spencer Shrader Notre Dame RS SR K 
183) Miami Dolphins (via Chicago Bears): Ja'Quan Sheppard Maryland RS SR CB   
184)   New York Jets:  Tuli Letuligasenoa Washington RS SR DT 
185)  Arizona Cardinals (via Minnesota): Eyabi Okie Charlotte SR OLB 
186)  Philadelphia Eagles (via Atlanta Falcons): Storm Duck Louisville RS SR CB   
187) Houston Texans (via Minnesota): AJ Barner Michigan RS SR TE
188)  LA Rams (via Denver):  Marist Liufau Notre Dame RS SR LB  
189) New Orleans Saints:    Brevyn Spann-Ford Minnesota RS SR TE 
190) Indianapolis Colts: Adam Bock South Dakota State RS SR ILB  
191) Seattle Seahawks: Evan Williams Oregon RS SR S  
192) New England Patriots (via Jacksonville): Reggie Pearson Oklahoma RS SR S 
193) Cincinnati Bengals: Tory Taylor Iowa SR P  
194)  Pittsburgh Steelers: Solomon Byrd USC SR OLB/DE   
195)  Buffalo Bills (via Rams):  Tyler Davis Clemson SR DT       
196)    Atlanta Falcons (via Cleveland):  Isaac Rex BYU RS SR TE
197)  Miami Dolphins:  Javon Baker UCF SR WR 
198)  New Orleans Saints (via Philadelphia):  Drake Stoops Oklahoma RS SR WR 
199) Buffalo Bills (via Dallas): Xavier Delgado Missouri RS SR OG    
200) Detroit Lions (via Tampa Bay): Delmar Glaze Maryland SR OT   
201)  Green Bay Packers: LaDarius Henderson Michigan RS SR OT/OG 
202)   Denver Broncos (via Cleveland):  Jake Westover Washington RS SR TE
203)  Buffalo Bills: Jordan Whittington Texas RS SR WR 
204)  Detroit Lions: AJ Hampton Tulane RS SR CB     
205) Cleveland Browns (via Baltimore):  Tatum Bethune Florida State RS SR ILB
206) San Francisco 49ers: Cam Allen Purdue RS SR S   
207)    Las Vegas Raiders (via Kansas City Chiefs): Aaron Beasley Tennessee RS SR OLB   
*208) Cincinnati Bengals:    Josh Proctor Ohio State RS SR S
*209) LA Rams: Tahj Washington USC RS SR WR
*210) Philadelphia Eagles:    Lance Robinson Tulane RS SR CB 
*211) San Francisco 49ers:  Carl Jones Jr UCLA RS SR OLB 
*212)   Jacksonville Jaguars: Devin Leary Kentucky RS SR QB 
*213) LA Rams:   Miles Battle Utah RS SR CB    
*214) Cincinnati Bengals: Devin Culp Washington RS SR TE   
*215) San Francisco 49ers:  Trajan Jeffcoat Arkansas RS SR DT
*216) Dallas Cowboys:    Taylor Upshaw Arizona RS SR DE   
*217) LA Rams: Jaylen McCollough Tennessee RS SR S    
*218) Baltimore Ravens (via Jets): Micah Abraham Marshall SR CB   
*219) Green Bay Packers:  Zion Tupuola-Fetui Washington RS SR OLB
*220) Tampa Bay Buccaneers:   Isaac Guerendo Louisiville RS SR RB  
 

7th
221) Kansas City Chiefs (via Tennessee):  Jawhar Jordan Louisville RS JR RB 
222) Washington Commanders: Nathan Pickering Miss State RS SR DT 
223) Las Vegas Raiders (via Patriots):  Jamari Thrash Louisville RS SR WR 
224) Arizona Cardinals:  David Gbenda Texas RS SR OLB  
225) LA Chargers: Kedon Slovis BYU RS SR QB    
226)  Arizona Cardinals (via Giants): Gabe Hall Baylor RS SR DE/DT    
227)  Las Vegas Raiders (via Tennessee): Jared Wiley TCU RS SR TE  
228)  Baltimore Ravens (via Jets):  Fabien Lovett Florida State RS SR DT  
229) Las Vegas Raiders (via Minnesota):  Thomas Yassmin Utah SR TE     
230) Cleveland Browns (via Atlanta):    Isaiah Coe Oklahoma RS SR DT   
231)  New England Patriots (via Chicago): Will Reichard Alabama RS SR K  
232)  New Orleans Saints (via Denver):     Aaron Brule Michigan State RS SR LB/DE
233) Dallas Cowboys (via Las Vegas):  Cornelius Johnson Michigan RS SR WR 
234) Indianapolis Colts:  Jeshuan Jones Maryland RS SR WR   
235) Seattle Seahawks:  Matt Lee Miami FL RS SR C  
236)  Jacksonville Jaguars: Erick All Iowa RS SR TE   
237)  Cincinnati Bengals: Jordan Domineck Colorado RS SR OLB  
238) Minnesota Vikings (via Houston): Jadon Janke South Dakota State SR WR 
239) Denver Broncos (via Rams):  Zion Logue Georgia RS SR DE
240) Pittsburgh Steelers: Kingsley Eguakun Florida RS JR C
241) Miami Dolphins:   Frank Gore Jr Southern Miss RS JR RB    
242) Tennessee Titans (via Philadelphia): Trey Knox South Carolina RS SR TE  
243)   Arizona Cardinals (via Cleveland): Phillip Brooks Kansas State RS SR WR  
244)  Dallas Cowboys:  Steven Jones Oregon RS SR OG/OT 
245) Green Bay Packers:  Myles Jones Duke RS SR CB   
246)  Tampa Bay Buccaneers:  Caedan Wallace Penn State RS SR OT  
247)   Houston Texans: Ramel Keyton Tennessee RS SR WR    
248)  Buffalo Bills:  Max Tooley BYU RS SR LB   
249) Detroit Lions: Jacoby Windmon Michigan State RS SR OLB/DE    
250) Baltimore Ravens:  John Rhys Plumlee UCF RS SR WR/QB/RB   
251) Houston Texans (via San Francisco):  Jase McClellan Alabama SR RB 
252) Tennessee Titans (via Kansas City): Emani Bailey TCU RS JR RB 
*253) LA Chargers: Andrew Coker TCU RS SR OT 
*254)  LA Rams:   Rasheen Ali Marshall RS JR RB
*255) Green Bay Packers: Cam Goode Michigan RS SR DT
*256) New York Jets: Kendall Milton Georgia SR RB  
*257) New York Jets:     Jeremy Flax Kentucky SR OT/OG  

 

 

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For Ohio State, you could probably add both guards, Donovan Jackson and Matthew Jones.  Jackson was a rare 5 star guard and might be an All-American next season. He's likely a 3rd-4th round prospect. Jones could go a round later. 

Edit: forgot about the DBs. Denzel Burke might be a first rounder if he has a good season. Instant starter as a freshman and will declare for the draft next year. Lathan Ransom will be a day 3 pick at safety. Josh Proctor or Cam Martinez might get drafted too. 

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4 hours ago, sparky151 said:

For Ohio State, you could probably add both guards, Donovan Jackson and Matthew Jones.  Jackson was a rare 5 star guard and might be an All-American next season. He's likely a 3rd-4th round prospect. Jones could go a round later. 

Edit: forgot about the DBs. Denzel Burke might be a first rounder if he has a good season. Instant starter as a freshman and will declare for the draft next year. Lathan Ransom will be a day 3 pick at safety. Josh Proctor or Cam Martinez might get drafted too. 

It is not a perfect list and is subject to change of course.  It will be interesting what Ohio State looks like, I am not sold on that QB obviously and that OL is going to be way different.  Jackson has potential sure but I need to see more of him and without those OTs and a new center it could be a struggle.  That offense might not be near as dominated as it has been but who knows Day is a pro coach in college and always seems to do well.

Burke I have never been amazed by but we will see what he is like next year, Ransom even less but he at least has some range at safety.  One game I watched Ransom was pretty bad but again has versatility and good coverage potential as a safety.  Honestly that defensive unit kind of did so so last year I thought.  

 

Tuimoloau might breakout, but honestly all of his production last year was one game against Penn State.  And Sawyer might as well but we will see.  Proctor I thought was in his draft, I will have to make that change and yes maybe he is a 7th rounder possibly but see what other safeties are around.   I think Jean-Baptiste going to Notre Dame might help him a lot and he could be a very solid player, great size for the position.  

 

12 hours ago, Superduperman said:

Devin Leary and KJ Jefferson, two guys who could make that jump and be up there at the top, I'll be watching those guys

Yeah they could rise no question, all depends on how they play next year.  Leary is going into a solid WR situation but that OL is awful, Cox will help it but they really got to improve for Leary to succeed.  Jefferson needs to play more under control and not as wild, I thought he would be better than he was last year.

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Super long shot, and has since transferred to the Minnesota Gophers to play basketball, did so April 14th but who knows, was two days after that pro day clip but not sure if he was just helping out at that or what.  Listed at 6-11 338 but not sure that is totally accurate.  The dude has really bulked up though from earlier in his college career as a basketball player on Oregon State.   Apparently wants to be a trainer and that is why he got so big over the past few years and tried out football.  Would be really interesting with his athletic ability and mobility as a tackle, curious if he plays for Minnesota this year or not on the football field.  Has a future there, with basketball not sure there is a future outside of just a big body in college sports.  But if he wants to be a trainer it is all gravy.

 

 

 

Alejandro Villanueva was a 6-11 tackle who was a TE at Army and turned into a very solid pro.  Kendall Randolph currently making the switch while in college but could be a UDFA this year, was not great at OL from the move off TE.  Nate Wozniak was a 6-10 TE at Minnesota, was on practice squads for a few years in the NFL but never turned into anything or stuck around.  JJ Nwigwe on BYU I thought had potential to switch to OT in college and never did, Ian Bunting I thought maybe but has never made that switch.  JJ Pegues has switched currently to DT at Ole Miss and is doing well, had potential as a OT I thought with his athletic ability as well.  Grant Carrigan was a huge TE on Pitt but did get hurt a ton, Jeremy Liggins switched to OT from TE at Ole Miss in college but it never stuck.  Michael Williams on Alabama I thought could have been a OT as a jumbo TE but never did it, Greg Boone is another on Virginia Tech who was an agile big guy but never switched.  Robert Johnson I loved as a jumbo TE but he never made that switch and never really stuck at TE either in the NFL.  Daniel Coats I thought maybe on BYU but was a ok TE in the NFL and Aaron Golliday on Nebraska was a jumbo TE but never a OT attempt.  The all time guy was Jason Peters, loved him as a jumbo TE for Arkansas and was a great athlete at the position, was a UDFA and now is probably a Hall of Famer at OT.

 

 

 

Nick Jackson Iowa RS SR ILB: Dude could have a standout season, awesome player on Virginia, so tough and fast at ILB, should start instantly I would think and do great with that solid defense.  Is a deep ILB group though but he will be right with the best of them.


Benjamin Yurosek Stanford SR TE: We will see if he has another fine season, Stanford sure did lose a ton of talent on the OL in the portal and will have another new QB.  See how Yurosek does with that.  


Zakhari Franklin UTSA RS SR WR:  Should have a great season and I would not be surprised if he is a 2nd or 3rd round pick.  Smooth route runner with great ball skills.  


Arik Gilbert Nebraska RS JR TE:  He should have a dominating season, awesome athlete but we will see if he can put it all together at TE, should be a monster weapon if he can stay on the field.  


Isaiah Davis South Dakota State RS SR RB:  Awesome athlete at running back, big strong kid who has breakaway speed.  New coach for the program though and they did lose some talent but should have another fine season and is a big time back talent wise.  


Ruke Orhorhoro Clemson SR DT:  Awesome athlete and with returning for another season he should have a breakout year.  Big strong kid who can hold his own inside, is better potentially than his teammate Davis I feel.  

 

Zion Nelson Miami FL SR OT:  Has been around forever it seems, talented kid but will have another chance to live up to that hype, has been hurt on and off and needs to stay healthy.  


Lawrence Arnold Kansas RS JR WR:   Love him as a route runner, and has toughness as well.  Is part of a super promising Kansas offense with a lot of returning weapons at QB, RB, WR and TE.


Jaheim Bell Florida State SR TE:  Very athletic TE who has shown potential, we will see if he can finally put it all together.  Is a legit power RB when needed as well, but on FSU he should be a very dangerous pass catcher with the talent they have.  


Bru McCoy Tennessee RS SR WR:  Could be the man on that Tennessee offense, big time athlete, we will see if he can handle being #1.   Really benefits from having Milton back at QB, he has a cannon arm and is very experienced.  


Jarvis Brownlee Jr Louisville RS JR CB:  Dude has elite level talent, we will see if he can put it all together, has been decent but has more potential and ability than what he has shown.  

Darian Varner Wisconsin RS JR DE/OLB:  Dude could be a monster on the edge if they use him right, so slippery as a pass rusher, could have a real dominating year and honestly he already should be the most freaker pass rusher on that team.  We will see if he does well though at a higher level, might be best as a 4/3 DL who can move around, not sure he is a 3/4 OLB but we will see.  

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11 hours ago, Ragnarok said:

My ideal LT is like 6'4" with super long arms.  Not tall enough to let guys get under him, but long enough to keep guys off him.  I have doubts that anyone 6'11" has the bend to survive a good bullrush.

Orlando Brown Jr, Jordan Mailata, Mike McGlinchey, Kolton Miller,  Trent Brown, Rob Havenstein, Daniel Faalele etc are all 6-8 or above and some are 380ish.  Mekhi Becton is up there as well, Taylor Lewan was 6-7 and so was Andrew Whitworth, Brian O'Neill, Walker Little, Evan Neal, Trevor Penning, sure not all are LTs but some of them are and do just fine.   More big guys coming in 6-7+ with Dawand Jones, Blake Freeland along with Dalton Wagner then some long shots in Alfred Edwards, Jazston Turnetine, Kadeem Telfort and Ryan Swoboda.

 

 

Honestly the only really great OTs recently that are 6-4 is Rashawn Slater and David Bakhtiari.  Jedrick Wills was pretty promising but has not played as good as I thought the last few years.  Sure super tall guys might not always workout but 6-5 to 6-8 ish is more than ideal because long arms usually come with it.  Jason Peters types do not come around all that much and he had such athletic ability and power, super rare.  

 

Isaiah Wynn for example I never liked and always thought he was way overrated being picked that high, and not sure he has been all that great to be honest with you in the NFL, and he is so damn short at 6-2.  

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3 minutes ago, Ozzy said:

Orlando Brown Jr, Jordan Mailata, Mike McGlinchey, Kolton Miller,  Trent Brown, Rob Havenstein, Daniel Faalele etc are all 6-8 or above and some are 380ish.  Mekhi Becton is up there as well, Taylor Lewan was 6-7 and so was Andrew Whitworth, Brian O'Neill, Walker Little, Evan Neal, Trevor Penning, sure not all are LTs but some of them are and do just fine.   More big guys coming in 6-7+ with Dawand Jones, Blake Freeland along with Dalton Wagner then some long shots in Alfred Edwards, Jazston Turnetine, Kadeem Telfort and Ryan Swoboda.

 

 

Honestly the only really great OTs recently that are 6-4 is Rashawn Slater and David Bakhtiari.  Jedrick Wills was pretty promising but has not played as good as I thought the last few years.  Sure super tall guys might not always workout but 6-5 to 6-8 ish is more than ideal because long arms usually come with it.  

 

Isaiah Wynn for example I never liked and always thought he was way overrated being picked that high, and not sure he has been all that great to be honest with you in the NFL, and he is so damn short at 6-2.  

The bold gets to the point i was making.  Usually taller guys have longer arms which is extremely important.  But too tall and being able to bend down low enough is compromised which is equally important.

There just aren't a ton of guys under 6'4" who meet the length necessary.  And there aren't a ton of guys over 6'7" who can bend enough to get low.

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17 minutes ago, RedandPewterReturns said:

I'm not sure I love Drake May as much as most. I see inconsistency. This year will be key for him to put it together. Definitely sold on Caleb Williams though unless he absolutely tanks. 

True but Drake Maye has extremely good mechanics in the pocket for a RS FR and had an amazing year for a player so young.  Also has great size and athletic ability for the position as well.  We will see what he does this year with different weapons around him no question and arguably less talent around him and ten times the expectations.

 

He could fall a bit but not sure Penix will overtake him or Rattler but I guess it could happen.  Hard to see Penix playing any better than he did last year but Rattler I think could do a little better, he was on fire late in the season and played great.  

 

 

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