2017 NFL DRAFT top 200

DRAFT DAY! I did 340 players in total, and I have watched at least 3 games on all of them except for the small school guys I only got 2 on some of theirs. Some of the more likely first rounders I have already watched over 10 games, and some of the guys I thought were going to come out last year I am way past that as well. So anyone on this list has earned their place in my eyes. This is a weird draft. I have never seen a draft where so many high end talents have so many long term injury concerns , are currently injured , have off the field or football character questions, or even a combination in some cases. Not to mention there are lot of top talents with limited starting experience at a high level of football . Also in the last 2 months Sidney Jones, Fabian Moreau, Rueben Foster, and Jabril Peppers and now even Gareon Conley have had major injuries or character questions that affected their draft stock. That's 3 guys I had definite first round grade on and 2 guys I had a second on. The draft is more skewed toward defense in both depth and possible top 100 talents. Corner back , edge rushers ,and safety are the deepest positions on that side of the ball, but as I mentioned the corners have taken a huge hit in possible first rounders recently. On offense the deepest positions are ones that have been devalued on the NFL over the last decade, but if your team needs a TE or running back , this is good year for you. While there is no sure fire top 10 number one receiver prospect, there is a lot of depth at that position too, but all the possible first rounders have questions as well. While I wouldn't be surprised if QB needy teams select as many as 4 signal callers in the first round I ONLY have a first round grade on 2 of them of them right now,  and I would only take either of them in the bottom 3rd of the first round . Keep in mind that some of these guys have injuries discovered during the medical checks that aren't released to the general public to their full extent, have unknown to the general public character questions, and impressed and/or disappointed at the combine in interviews ,or during visits with teams.  A lot of the prospects have former or current NFL player comparisons below their names , so you can get an idea of who it is your team might be getting. The higher they are ranked the more likely I think they reach that comparison. So while Pat Mahomes reminds me of Brett Favre, I have ranked him far enough away from the top to point out it's not a high probability that he reaches that comp. If you don't know the player then just run a search.  The heights and weights are based on their listed measurements at the combine in most cases, but some come from Pro days. Feel free to leave a comment. Agreeing or disagreeing is welcome, but please do it intelligently and respectfully. If you can't, or resort to personal attacks, I just won't post it. It's actually a top 203, because there is one extra 1 each for faith, family, and football. So here it is. Enjoy.

# Is for a player with with reported character or maturity concerns.

** Is for a player with reported injury concerns.


BLUE CHIP TALENTS 

These are the kind of players that I would be willing to trade into the expensive top 10 to get, These guys all have shown consistent growth over their college careers, have at least 2 back to back years of good tape, have strong motors, and are without significant injury or character concerns. As always franchise quarterback trumps all, but I don't have one in this group.   

1.MYLES GARRETT -OLB/DE - TEXAS A&M- 6"4", 272 
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JULIUS PEPPERS - PANTHERS
STRENGTHS - Elite , burst, tools and frame. Productive from day 1 in college. Still productive when playing hurt & facing constant double teams. Dominates weaker tackles. Has improved against the run, Scheme diverse.  Can win with speed or power, has a wide array of effective pass rush moves . Violent hands. Team captain and good character. Dominant combine. High ceiling and floor.
WEAKNESSES - Needs to improve aiwareness , to consistently stay home, and set the edge when it's his responsibility. Needs to get better and consistently staying low ,stacking & shedding, and at keeping his motor up against the run. Needs work on his counters when his first move is stopped. 


2.JONATHAN ALLEN - ALABAMA - 6"3", 286
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JUSTIN SMITH - retired

STRENGTHS - Team captain and great character. Clear cut best 3 & 5 technique in the draft, and could also be a stud 4-3 strong side end who can kick inside in sub packages. 3 year starter at an elite school who constantly improved throughout. Extremely strong for his size. Violent but tactical hand use. A smart technician who rarely makes a mistake, and he makes plays all along the line of scrimmage. Explosive first step. Great hand placement controls , stacks ,and sheds like a veteran NFL PRO BOWLER. After mostly being a pass rush specialist in 2015 that could have been a top 10 pick last year, he returned to school , got bigger & stronger, and also became a dominant run defender. The only non QB who had a chance to challenge Myles Garrett for the #1 pick coming into the year ( the other 2 were Malik McDowell and Tim Williams) who actually did what he needed top fulfill his potential. Elite motor. Best tape  and my favorite player in the draft. High floor.
WEAKNESSES - Not the biggest guy inside and will occasionally get overwhelmed by bigger stronger blockers or double teams. Not an elite athlete, which is rare for a potential top 5 pick on  defense . 

3.SOLOMON THOMAS - DE - STANFORD - 6"2" , 273
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - MICHAEL BENNETT - SEAHAWKS
STRENGTHS - High football IQ film junkie with great character . Really athletic for such thick squatty looking guy.  2 year starter who is only 21 and who's best football should be ahead of him. Extremely strong for his size, and it's shocking how much havoc he wreaked inside against the run at while weighing in the 270's. Had a good 2015 and you could clearly see how much he improved on tape to have an even better 2016.  Explosive burst off the ball and he jars defenders off the snap with his hands, and a good bull rush. Was a productive pass rusher with little diversity in his moves, and could be elite with a wider arsenal. Played 3-4 nose and some 5 technique at a light weight an was consistently disruptive. Could add 10-15 pound and be a full time 3 or 5 technique , or a 4-3 4-3 strong side end who can kick inside in sub packages. Good combine . Elite motor. High ceiling and floor.
WEAKNESSES - Some teams will see him as a tweener. Needs to learn how to play outside in a 4-3. Don't think he would hold up in the NFL like he did in college if played predominantly inside at his current weight, as he already struggles with double teams in college . Needs a lot of work adding pass rush moves and learning how to use his hands. 


4.JAMAL ADAMS - S - LSU - 6 foot , 214
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - ERIC BERRY - CHIEFS
STRENGTHS - Team captain , elite vocal leader, and great character. Complete safety. Can play high or low, and cover the slot. Comes downhill with a will and made a lot of key stops. A lot of range in coverage or against the run. I truly believe he could play corner at an above average level in the NFL. Physical tackler. NFL bloodlines. Improved every year in college.  Elite motor. Good combine , and even significantly improved  his 40 at his pro day. High ceiling and floor.
WEAKNESSES - Sometimes over aggressive, and either comes in hot and misses the tackle or bites on the fake. While he missed less tackles this year , he still misses too many to be the last line of the defense, and that's why some teams see him as a box safety only. 

COULD HAVE BEEN BLUE CHIPPERS

These players all have blue chip talent, but have either injury, off the field or football character concerns, or their motor isn't always on . They could also have limited tape , play a devalued position , or some combination of any of the questions already mentioned. 

5.**MALIK HOOKER - S - OHIO ST. - 6"1" , 206
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - EARL THOMAS - SEAHAWKS
STRENGTHS - Elite , range, instincts, burst, tools and frame for a free safety. Has makeup speed. Times jumps and high points the ball like a receiver. The ball hawk every teams wants to play single high safety. Fluid hips. High ceiling .
WEAKNESSES - Sometimes over aggressive. Either comes in hot and misses the tackle or bites on the fake. Also misses tackles due to poor technique, and while I'm not calling him a pile inspector, he isn't always the guy you want to go heads up in short yardage against a powerful runner. Not interchangeable ,not a blitzer, and would be a liability in the box. Back pedal needs work. One year wonder. Sports hernia and labrum surgery prevented him from working out before the draft. 


6.**MARSHON LATTIMORE - CB - OHIO ST. - 6 foot , 193
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - CHAMP BAILEY - retired
STRENGTHS - Solid NFL corner size. Mirrors his man better than any corner in the draft. Very physical and won't back down from anyone. Fluid hips and quick twitch athlete. Makeup speed. Good ball skills. Confident and a short and doesn't let getting beat put him on tilt. Good timing and reads his man to get his hands up to defend the ball. Solid in run support and a solid tackler. Clearly the best corner, and best chance at  being a shutdown corner in a deep corner draft. Good combine . High ceiling .
WEAKNESSES - Sometimes too physical and grabby, and he won't get away with all that contact in the NFL. Not yet an inside guy or a guy who can follow the opposing teams number one receiver all game. Only a one year starter. Chronic hamstring injuries are the only reason I think he's not a lock for the top 5. 


7.**RYAN RAMCZYK - OT - WISCONSIN - 6"6" , 314
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JORDAN GROSS - retired
STRENGTHS- Solid NFL frame with just enough arm length. Fires off the ball low in the run game with good hip snap most of the time, and keeps his feet moving.Good athlete who is proficient inline and at the second level  . Quick pass set, well balanced, and good feet. Good Awareness on stunts and blitzes. Good hand placement and punch . Strong anchor and rarely gets tall or wide in pass set. Has a mean streak and plays to the whistle.
WEAKNESSES -  Gets caught lunging sometimes, and falls off some blocks. Needs to get stronger to be a true mauler. One year wonder of big school ball , but what a year. Hip injury caused him to miss combine and pro day or I think he would go top 10. 


8.OJ HOWARD - TE - ALABAMA - 6"6" , 251 
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - GREG OLSEN - PANTHERS
STRENGTHS - Elite , tools , long speed, catch radius, and frame for a TE. Matchup nightmare. Can be true inline TE, power slot, move TE, or you can even split him out wide because of his speed. Good hands. Woefully underused as a receiver, but never complained, and will probably be a much better pro player. Had his best games in the National championship. Made himself into a good run blocker this year, both inline and at the second level. Can run away from DB's in a straight line. Top TE in the best TE class I can remember. Good combine. High ceiling and floor.
WEAKNESSES - Needs to learn to latch on better as a run blocker , and could still get stronger and learn how to explode his hips better. Still a work in progress as a pass blocker despite his willingness, and his awareness on stunts and blitzes is questionable. Especially needs to hunker down &anchor better.Not very elusive after the catch despite his speed. 


9.#JOE MIXON - RB - OKLAHOMA - 6"1" , 228
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - LEVEON BELL - STEELERS
STRENGTHS - Great , tools , size, patience, and receiver for a RB. Every down back who can also be split out wide or play the slot . Could be an elite player in a zone heavy scheme, especially on stretch plays. Good burst and long speed. The rare shifty big back that can make you miss and run through tacklers. Good Pro Day . High ceiling and floor.
WEAKNESSES - He was only 18 & drunk when he punched that girl, and she did hit him first , he was suspended for the entire season , has been a solid citizen ever since, apologized , and payed her off, but you don't hit girls dude. Needs to hold onto the ball better. He looked fine in pass pro, but rarely stayed into block. Not sure how good his vision would be a pro style man gap scheme. 

10.#**RUEBEN FOSTER - ILB - ALABAMA - 6 foot, 24
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - NAVORRO BOWMAN - 49ers
STRENGTHS - Elite motor.  Vocal leader and violent tone setter. Solid football IQ and ran what was basically a Pro defense at Alabama. Can play any off the ball linebacker spot in any defense. 3 down linebacker who gets low and can take on blocks.. Has the athleticism to make plays sideline to sideline against the run or pass. Speed and fluid hips to turn and run with backs , power slots, and TE's. Easily a top 10 pick on tape this year . Productive blitzer. 
WEAKNESSES - Shorter & lighter at the combine than expected, and that means some 4-3 teams will probably only want him as predominately as a weak side backer. Shoulder injury that caused him to miss the combine could be a long term concern. Already had character concerns & worries about who hangs with before the combine. Then he flunked the idiot (diluted urine sample) test and got sent home when he blew up at some combine medical person and got sent home. Doesn't always shed blocks well. Missed too many tackles. Unimaginative blitzer . Too many penalties. 

11.CHRISTIAN McCAFFREY - RB - STANFORD - 6 foot , 202
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - TIKI BARBER - retired
STRENGTHS - Back to back years of elite production. Played in the most Pro ready system in college football, and was the focal point of the offense. Good vision & patience. Scheme diverse because he already played in a power heavy offense, and I think he could be even better in a stretch zone heavy system. Smart & shifty runner who rarely takes big hits. Runs routes better than most receivers in the draft. Good burst & long speed. Deep athletic bloodlines & also a great return man. Dominant combine. High character. Doesn't fumble. Improved as a blocker this year. ALL TIME NCAA single season all purpose yardage leader. High ceiling and floor.
WEAKNESSES - Lighter than ideal for a every down back. Won't break many tackles or push the pile. Huge workload the last 2 years, and did get hurt this year, although he was still pretty productive anyway. Willing but may never be great in pass pro. 



SAFE First Rounders - All these guys have high floors . I expect that they will at least be above average starters for awhile,, and also expect they will all make a PRO Bowl , but I wouldn't be surprised if any of them became perennial pro bowlers. 


12.DAVID NJOKU - TE -  MIAMI - 6"4" , 240
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - VERNON DAVIS - REDSKINS
STRENGTHS - Big enough frame to play inline .  Ridiculously explosive runner after the catch, with strong balance . Will run around, by , through, or leap over defenders. Good combine. When he's a wiling blocker he can be a good at it when he latches on, especially at the 2nd level . Can be a mismatch for defenses inline or as a move TE. Can find holes in the zone. Really high upside and his best football should be ahead of him. Good combine. 
WEAKNESSES - Raw everywhere but as a runner. Routes, leverage, hand use, football IQ, everywhere. Not even a full time starter this year and only 8 total starts in 2 years. Too many focus drops. Needs a lot of technique refinement as a blocker, and isn't always willing . Takes awhile to reach top speed. Could add more weight , especially in his legs. Lack of experience shows . 

13.**LEONARD FOURNETTE - RB - LSU - 6"1" , 230
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - BO JACKSON - retired
STRENGTHS - Elite power back who bounces off  ,runs through. and over defenders . Shocking long speed for his size. Good balance and even made some people miss this year when healthy . Elite 2015 tape. willing and physical in pass pro. Showed more as a receiver this year too. Finisher who can punish defenders and grind out games in the 4th quarter . 
WEAKNESSES - Multiple injuries last season and physical running style could lead to a short career. Lacks scheme diversity. Lack of vision, problems running out of the shotgun,  and need to have a lead blocker make him scheme specific. Limited route tree. A tick late in pass pro too often  . Lacks vision and patience.  Too many fumbles . 


14.DEREK BARNETT - DE - TENNESEE - 6"3" , 260
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - OLIVIER VERNON - GIANTS
STRENGTHS - 3 year starter with great production every year despite becoming the focus off blocking schemes the longer he played .Violent hitter with heavy , tactical, hands .  Knows his assignment  and plays low at the point of attack. Great snap anticipation and strong back field penetration . Piled up the TFL's and sacks , even braking Reggie Whites career Tennessee sack record. Bends the arc around the corner better than edge player in the draft .  High football IQ and can even drop into coverage some. Good motor. High floor.
WEAKNESSES - Better football player than athlete. Average size, won't get much bigger ,and lacks a high ceiling. Average burst and too many off sides. Needs more pass rush moves. 

15.**COREY DAVIS - WR - W. MICHIGAN - 6"3" , 209
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JORDY NELSON - PACKERS
STRENGTHS - Runs routes better than a lot of NFL receivers . Crafty setting up DB's and good timing to high point the ball . Explosive runner after the catch with good burst, and long speed . NFL height and weight for a #1 receiver . 4 year starter with elite production in college.  High football IQ . Can play any receiver position in any offense against any defensive scheme .  Natural hands catcher and can take a hit. High ceiling and floor.
WEAKNESSES - Lower level of competition. Injury caused him to miss Senior Bowl, combine, and Pro day. Too many drops . Doesn't win as may contested catches as he should at that size. 


16.FORREST LAMP - OL - W. KENTUCKY - 6"4" , 305  
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - ZACK MARTIN - COWBOYS
STRENGTHS - 4 year starter & 2 year captain who played the blindside for all but 3 games , although I'm convinced he could play all 5 O-line positions . Technician with good timing, feet , balance , punch, and hand placement. Quick efficient pass set with a good anchor. Good awareness on stunts and blitzes. Plays low with good hip snap inline , and latches on inside well. High floor. Flashes a mean streak and plays to the whistle . Played great against both LSU last year and Alabama this year .  
WEAKNESSES - Short arms mean most teams won't even try him at tackle. Lower level of competition. If he moves inside he will need to get stronger, unless it's a zone heavy scheme. 


17.HAASON REDDICK - LB - TEMPLE , 6"1" , 237
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JULIAN PETERSON - retired
STRENGTHS - Former walk on DB that ending up shining as an undersized DE at Temple. Versatile high level athlete for an off the ball linebacker, and even though he is very inexperienced there you could see improving everyday at the Senior Bowl practices. Has the athleticism to drop into coverage and will probably fit best on the outside in a 4-3, but he would be an elite blitzer, and you could put him down on the line standing up or with his hand on the ground in sub packages. Despite his lack of size I still think his best position would be as 3-4 OLB rush backer where his elite burst off the ball and closing on the QB would give offenses fits. Gets home on stunts. Fluid , smooth , and flexible to bend the arc outside. Has special teams experience . High ceiling and floor.
WEAKNESSES - Could be easily over powered outside against NFL OT's and even some TE's against the run at his current weight. Raw in coverage and will need to learn how to back pedal. Unimaginative pass rusher. Missed too many tackles. The move to off the ball is a projection, and it could take awhile for him to be an every-down player because of it. Has added over 50 pounds since he got to school and I'm not sue how much more his frame can take without losing what makes him special. 


18.BUDDA BAKER - S - WASHINGTON - , 5"10" , 195
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - TYRANN MATHIEU - CARDINALS
STRENGTHS - Hit the ground and running , started as a true freshman, and got better each of the next 2 years. Elite shirt area burst and good long speed. Not only can cover the slot, has  fluid hips & smooth backpedal , and  I believe he could be a starting corner in the NFL .High floor. Covers a lot of ground as a single high safety , with good instincts, and read and recognition skills. Big hitter for such a small guy . Always around the ball and tough as nails. Leader, winner, and high character and floor. 
WEAKNESSES - Undersized , and gets posted up by bigger receivers sometimes. While he has the balls to play SS, I'm not sure he would hold up inside regularly in the box. Overaggressive tendencies cause him to miss some tackles, and he also gets too grabby on coverage.  Too many dropped picks. 

SOLID FIRST ROUNDERS


19.EVAN ENGRAM - WR/TE - OLE MISS - 6"3" , 234
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - CALVIN JOHNSON - retired

20.**JARRAD DAVIS - LB - FLORIDA - 6"1" , 238
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - BART SCOTT - retired

21.TREDAVIOUS WHITE - CB - LSU - 5"11" , 192
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - TERENCE NEWMAN - VIKINGS

22.MIKE WILLIAMS - WR - CLEMSON - 6"4" , 218
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - ALSHON JEFFERY - BEARS

23.MARLON HUMPHREY - CB/S - ALABAMA - 6 foot , 197

NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - XAVIER RHODES - VIKINGS

24.**TJ WATT - OLB'DE - WISCONSIN , 6"4" , 252
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON  - CLAY MATTHEWS - PACKERS

25.#GAREON CONLEY - CB - OHIO ST. , 6 foot , 195
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DARIUS SLAY - LIONS

26.DESHAUN WATSON - ** - QB - CLEMSON - 6"3", 221 lbs
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DAK PRESCOTT - COWBOYS

27.CHARLES HARRIS - DE/OLB - MISSOURI - 6"3" , 253
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - MARKUS GOLDEN - CARDINALS

28.**TAKK McKINLEY - OLB/DE - UCLA - 6"2" , 250
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - SHANE RAY - BRONCOS

29.MITCH TRUBISKY - QB - N. CAROLINA - 6"2" , 222
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DEREK CARR - RAIDERS

30.KEVIN KING - CB/S - WASHINGTON , 6"3" , 200
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - RICHARD SHERMAN - SEAHAWKS

31.**JOHN ROSS - WR - WASHINGTON - 5"11" , 188
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JOEY GALLOWAY - retired

32.**#DALVIN COOK - RB - FLORIDA ST. - 6"0" , 203
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JAMAAL CHARLES - CHIEFS

33.#MALIK McDOWELL - DE - MICHIGAN ST. - 6"6" , 295
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - CAMERON JORDAN - SAINTS 

 Fringe First Rounders


34.DESMOND KING - CB/S - IOWA - 5"10" , 201
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - RONDE BARBER - retired

35.#CAM ROBINSON - G/T - ALABAMA - 6"6" , 322
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - CORDY GLENN - BILLS

36.#JOURDAN LEWIS - CB - MICHIGAN - 5"10' , 188
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - CHRIS HARRIS - BRONCOS

37.#GARETT BOLLES - OT - UTAH - 6"5", 297
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - KYLE TURLEY - retired

38.JORDAN WILLIS - DE - KANSAS ST , 6"4, 255
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - WHITNEY MERCILUS - TEXANS

39.CHRIS GODWIN - WR - PENN ST. ,6"1" , 209
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - ALLEN ROBINSON - JAGUARS

40.CURTIS SAMUEL - RB/WR - OHIO ST, , 5"10" , 196
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - PERCY HARVIN - FA

41.DUKE RILEY - OLB - LSU - 6 feet , 232
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DEION JONES - FALCONS

42.MARCUS WILLIAMS - S - UTAH , 6"1' , 202
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - BYRON JONES - COWBOYS

43.ADOREE JACKSON - CB - USC , 5"10" , 186
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DARRIEN GORDON - retired

44.PAT ELFLEIN - C/G - OHIO ST. - 6"3" , 303
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - NICK MANGOLD - FA

45.JOSH JONES - S - N. CAROLINA ST. - 6"1" , 220
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - LANDON COLLINS - GIANTS

Solid 2ND Rounders

46.TACO CHARLTON - DE - MICHIGAN , 6"5" , 277
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - GREG HARDY - retired

47.TYUS BOWSER - OLB/DE - HOUSTON - 6"3" , 247
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - ANTHONY BARR - VIKINGS

48.ZAY JONES - WR - E . CAROLINA - 6"2" , 201
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - MICHAEL THOMAS - SAINTS

49.DION DAWKINS - T/G - TEMPLE - 6"4" , 313
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - KELECHE OSEMELE - RAIDERS

50. **DAN FEENEY - G - INDIANA - 6"4" , 305
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - TRAI TURNER - PANTHERS

51.**JAKE BUTT - TE - MICHIGAN - 6"5" , 246
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - HEATH MILLER - retired

52.RASUL DOUGLAS - CB - VIRGINIA - 6"2" , 209
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - CHARLES TILLMAN - retired

53.DORIAN JOHNSON - G - PITTSBURGH - 6"5", 300
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JOSH SITTON BEARS

54.ARDARIUS STEWART - WR - ALABAMA , 5"11" , 204
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - GOLDEN TATE - LIONS

55.CHIDOBE AWUZIE - CB/S/LB - COLORADO , 6 foot , 202
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - LOGAN RYAN - TITANS

56.TARRELL BASHAM - DE - OHIO - 6"4", 269.
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - LEONARD LITTLE - retired

57.PAT MAHOMES - QB - TEXAS TECH - 6"2", 225
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - BRETT FAVRE - retired

58.TAYLOR  MOTON - G/T - W. MICHIGAN  - 6"5" , 330
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - VERNON CAREY - retired

59.SAMAJE PERINE - RB - OKLAHOMA - 5"11", 233
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JAMALL ANDERSON - retired

60.DERRICK RIVERS-OLB/DE-YOUNGSTOWN ST ,6"4" , 248
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DEE FORD - CHIEFS

61.**CARL LAWSON - DE/OLB - AUBURN , 6"2" , 261
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - LAMARR WOODLEY - retired

62.ADAM SHAHEEN - TE - ASHLAND - 6"6" , 278 
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - MARTELLUS BENNETT - PACKERS

63.OBI MELIFONWU - S - CONNECTICUT - 6"4", 224
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - GEORGE ILOKA - BENGALS

64.CORDREA TANKERSLEY - CB - CLEMSON , 6"1" , 199
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - RONALD DARBY - BILLS

65.DESHONE KIZER - QB - N. DAME , 6"4" , 233
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - CARSON PALMER - CARDINALS

66.TEEZ TABOR - CB - FLORIDA , 6 foot , 199
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JOSH NORMAN - REDSKINS

67.**DALVIN TOMLINSON - DT - ALABAMA - 6"3" , 310
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - ALAN  BRANCH - PATRIOTS

68.QUINCY WILSON - CB/S - FLORIDA - 6"1" , 211
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - ANTHONY HENRY - retired

69.CARLOS HENDERSON - WR - LA. TECH , 5'11 , 199
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - STEVE SMITH retired

70.**FABIAN MOREAU - CB - UCLA - 6 feet, 206
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - VONTAE DAVIS - COLTS

71.GERALD EVERETT - TE - S. ALABAMA - 6"3" , 239
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - AARON HERNANDEZ - retired

72.**#ALVIN KAMARA - RB - TENNESEE - 5"10", 214
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - CJ SPILLER - CHIEFS

73.KAREEM HUNT - RB - TOLEDO - 5"10", 216
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - RICKY WATTERS - retired

74.LARRY OGUNJOBI - DT - CHARLOTTE , 6"3" , 305
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - BRANDON MEBANE - CHARGERS

75.COOPER KUPP - WR - E. WASHINGTON , 6"2" , 204
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JARVIS LANDRY - DOLPHINS

76.ZACH CUNNINGHAM - LB - VANDERBILT - 6"3" , 230
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - KEVIN BURNETT - retired

77.**EDDIE VANDERDOES - DT - UCLA , 6"3", 305
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - LINVAL JOSEPH - VIKINGS

78.ETHAN POCIC - C/G - LSU - 6"6" , 310
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - MATT BIRK - retired

79.JOSH REYNOLDS - WR - TEXAS A&M - 6"3', 194 

80. **SIDNEY JONES - CB - WASHINGTON - 6 foot, 186
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - STEPHON GILMORE - BILLS

3rd Rounders

81.RAEKWON MCMILLAN - LB - OHIO ST. , 6"2", 240
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - MASON FOSTER - REDSKINS

82.CHRIS WORMLEY - DT - MICHIGAN - 6"5" , 298
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - STEPHON TUITT - STEELERS

83.**#MARCUS MAYE - S - FLORIDA - 6 feet , 210
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - BARRY CHURCH - JAGUARS

84.#DEDE WESTBROOK - WR - OKLAHOMA - 6 foot , 178
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DESEAN JACKSON - BUCCANEERS

85.DAMONTAE KAZEE - CB - SAN DIEGO ST. - 5"10" , 184
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - MALCOLM BUTLER - PATRIOTS

86.#JABRIL PEPPERS - S/RB - MICHIGAN - 6 foot , 205
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - I HAVE NO IDEA

87.AHKELLO WITHERSPOON - CB - COLORADO - 6"3" , 198
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - TRUMAINEJOHNSON - RAMS 

88.#TIM WILLIAMS - OLB/DE - ALABAMA - 6"3" , 244
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - CHRIS CLEMONS - retired

89.JALEEL JOHNSON - DT - IOWA - 6"3", 316

90.ANTONIO GARCIA - OT - TROY - 6"6" , 302
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DAVID BAKHTIARI - PACKERS

91.CORN ELDER - CB - MIAMI - 5"10" , 183
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - BRANDON FLOWERS - CHARGERS

92.ISAAC ASIATA - G - UTAH - 6"3", 323
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - LARRY WARFORD - SAINTS

93.NATHAN PETERMAN - QB - PITTSBURGH - 6"3" , 226
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - KIRK COUSINS - REDSKINS

94.JUJU SMITH SCHUSTER - WR - USC , 6"1" , 215

95.**CAM SUTTON - CB/S - TENNESSEE - 5"11" , 188
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DEVIN McCOURTY - PATRIOTS

96.NICO SIRAGUSA - G - SAN DIEGO ST. - 6"4", 319

97.XAVIER WOODS - S - LA. TECH - 5"11" , 197
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - CHRIS HOPE - retired

98.D'ONTA FOREMAN - RB - TEXAS - 6 foot , 233
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - LEGARRETTE BLOUNT - PATRIOTS

99.DAESHON HALL - DE/OLB - TEXAS A&M - 6"5", 266
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - TRENT MURPHY - REDSKINS

100.BRAD KAAYA - QB - MIAMI , 6"4" , 214
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - ALEX SMITH - CHIEFS

101.DEATRICK WISE - DE - ARKANSAS - 6"5" , 274
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DAVID IRVING - COWBOYS

102.JUSTIN EVANS - S - TEXAS A&M - 6 feet , 199
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - MORGAN BURNETT - PACKERS

103.**GEORGE KITTLE - TE - IOWA , 6"4" , 247
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - TRAVIS KELCE - CHIEFS

104.TAYWAN TAYLOR - WR - W. KENTUCKY ,5"11" , 203
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - EMMANUEL SANDERS - BRONCOS

105.**ALEX ANZALONE - LB - FLORIDA , 6"3" , 241
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - KIKO ALONSO - DOLPHINS

106.RODERICK JOHNSON - OT - FLA. ST.  - 6"7", 298

107.MARLON MACK - RB - S. FLORIDA - 5"11", 213

108.SHELTON GIBSON - WR - W. VIRGINIA , 5"11" , 191

109.CHAD HANSEN - WR - CAL , 6"2" , 202 
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - MARVIN JONES - LIONS

110.TANOH KPASSAGNON - DE - VILLANOVA - 6"7", 289
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JASON PIERRE-PAUL - GIANTS 

4th Rounders

111.JOSH DOBBS - QB - TENNESSEE - 6"3", 216
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - TRENT GREEN - retired

112.TREY HENDRICKSON - DE - FLA. ATLANTIC - 6"4" , 266
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DANIELLE HUNTER - VIKINGS

113.**MACK HOLLINS - WR - N. CAROLINA - 6"4", 221

114. JAMAAL WILLIAMS - RB -BYU - 6 feet , 212
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JOHNATHAN STEWART - PANTHERS

115.JEREMY CUTRER - CB - M. TENNESSEE ST. , 6"1" , 167
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON -MORRIS CLAIBORNE - JETS

116.JOHN JOHNSON - S - BOSTON COLLEGE - 6 feet , 208

117.JEREMY SPRINKLE - TE - ARKANSAS - 6"5", 252
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - ANTHONY FASANO - DOLPHINS


118.TANZEL SMART - DT - TULANE - 6"1", 296
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - GRADY JARRETT - FALCONS

119.AMARAH DARBOH - WR - MICHIGAN - 6"2", 214

120.RYAN ANDERSON - DE - ALABAMA - 6"2', 253

121.#ISHMAEL ZAMORA - WR - BAYLOR - 6"4", 215
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JOSH GORDON - BROWNS 

122.MONTRAVIUS ADAMS - DT - AUBURN - 6"4" , 304
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON  - TIMMY JERNIGAN - EAGLES 

123.HOWARD WILSON - CB - 6"1", 184

124.JONNU SMITH - TE - FLA. INTL. - 6"3' , 248

125.JOSH MALONE - WR - TENNESEE - 6"3", 208 

126.BLAIR BROWN - LB - OHIO - 6 feet, 238
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - DEXTER COAKLEY - retired

127.MICHAEL ROBERTS -TE - TOLEDO - 6"4", 270

128.JALEN MYRICK - CB - MINNESOTA - 5"10', 200
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - NATE CLEMENTS - retired

129.ISAIAH FORD - WR - VA. TECH - 6"1", 194

130.COLE HICKATINI - TE - LOUISVILLE - 6"4', 247

131.**#AARON JONES  - RB - UTEP , 5"9" , 208

132.WILL HOLDEN - OT - VANDERBILT - 6"7', 311

133.**EDDIE JACKSON - S - ALABAMA - 6 foot , 201
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - AARON WILLIAMS - FA

134.**TEDRIC THOMPOSON - S - COLORADO - 6 feet , 204
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - REGGIE NELSON - RAIDERS

135.ISAIAH McKENZIE - WR - GEORGIA - 5"7", 174

136.WAYNE GALLMAN - RB - CLEMSON - 6 feet, 216

137.TJ LOGAN - RB - N. CAROLINA - 5"9", 196

138.CARLOS WATKINS - DT - CLEMSON , 6"3" , 309

139.RYAN SWITZER - WR - N. CAROLINA - 5"8", 181
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JAMISON CROWDER - REDSKINS

140.SHAQUILL GRIFFIN - CB - S. FLORIDA - 6 feet, 194

141.JADAR JOHNSON - S - CLEMSON - 6 feet, 206

142.IFEADI ODENIGBO - DE - NORTHWESTERN - 6"3', 258

143.JAMES CONNER - RB - PITTSBURGH, 6"1", 233
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - BAM MORRIS - retired

144.**#CHAD KELLY - QB - OLE MISS - 6"2" , 224
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JAY CUTLER - FA

145.**NAZAIR JONES - DT - N. CAROLINA - 6"5" . 304

146.TRESTAN DECOUD - CB - OREGON ST. , 6"2", 206

147.NOAH BROWN - WR - OHIO ST. - 6"2", 222
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - ADAM THIELEN - VIKINGS

148.BRENDAN LANGLEY - CB - LAMAR - 6 feet , 201

149.KEIONTA DAVIS - DE - TENN. CHATTANOOGA - 6"3", 271

150.JAYON BROWN - LB - UCLA - 6 feet, 231

151.DONNEL PUMPHREY - RB - 5"8", 176

152. DANNY ISADORA - G - MIAMI - 6"3, 306

153.VINCENT TAYLOR - DT - OKLA. ST. - 6"3", 304

154.BUCKY HODGES - WR/TE - 6"7", 257
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JIMMY GRAHAM - SEAHAWKS

155.BRIAN ALLEN - CB - UTAH , 6"3", 215

156.DELANO HILL - S - MICHIGAN - 6"1", 216

157.BRIAN WILLIAMS - RB - WYOMING - 6"1", 219

158.JORDAN LEGGETT - TE - CLEMSON - 6"5", 258

159.DAVIS WEBB - QB - CAL - 6"5", 229

160. NATHAN GERRY - S - NEBRASKA - 6"2", 218
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - JJ WILCOX - BUCCANEERS

161.JULIE"N DAVENPORT - OT - BUCKNELL - 6"7", 318

162.MATT DAYES - RB - NC ST. - 5"9", 205

163.KD CANNON - WR - BAYLOR - 5"11", 182

164.SCOTT ORNDOFF - TE - PITTSBURGH - 6"5", 253

165.RAYSHAWN JENKINS - S- MIAMI - 6"1', 214

166.RYAN GLASGOW - DT - MICHIGAN - 6"3", 302

167.ERIC SAUBERT - TE - DRAKE - 6"5", 253

168.TARIK COHEN - RB - N. CAROLINA AT&T - 5"6", 179

169.JEROD EVANS - QB - VA. TECH - 6"3", 232

170.CHAD WHEELER - OT - USC - 6"7', 306

171.CETHAN CARTER - TE - NEBRASKA - 6"3", 241

172.JERMAINE ELEUMUNOR - G/T - TEXAS A&M - 6"4", 332

173.JEREMIAH LEDBETTER - DT/DE - ARKANSAS- 6"3', 280
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - TYRONE CRAWFORD - COWBOYS

174.DEMARCUS WALKER - DT - FLA. ST. - 6"4", 280

175.LORENZO JEROME - S - ST. FRANCIS - 5"10", 204

176.DAVID SHARPE - G - FLORIDA - 6"6", 343

177.CONNOR McDERMOTT - OT - UCLA , 6"8", 307

178.TYLER ORLOSKY - S - W. VIRGINIA - 6"3, 298

179.MALACHI DUPREE - WR - LSU  6"2", 196

180.JORDAN MORGAN - G - KUTZTOWN - 6"3", 309

181.ZACH BANNER - G/T - USC - 6"8" , 353

182.JESSAMEN DUNKER - G/T - TENNESSEE ST. , 6"4", 318

183.MARQUEZ WHITE - CB - FLORIDA ST. - 6 feet , 194

184. ANTHONY WALKER - ILB - NORTHWESTERN - 6"1", 238

185.COLLIN BUCHANAN - G/T - MIAMI(of ohio) - 6"5", 316

186.**JOSH HARVEY-CLEMONS - S - LOUISVILLE , 6"4" , 217

187.CHANNING STRIBLING - CB - MICHIGAN - 6"1", 188

188.STEVIE TU'LKOLOVATU - DT - USC - 6"1", 331

189.DUWAUNE SMOOT - DE - ILLINIOS - 6"3", 264

190.RUDY FORD - S - AUBURN - 5"11", 204

191.**KENDALL BECKWITH - ILB - LSU - 6"2", 243

192.DES LAWRENCE - CB - N. CAROLINA - 6 feet , 187

193.ELIJAH QUALLS - DT - WASHINGTON - 6"1", 313

194.CHAD WILLIAMS - WR - GRAMBLING ST. - 6"1", 204

195.BEN GEDEON - ILB - MICHIGAN - 6"2", 244

196.ADAM BISNOWATTY - G/T - PITTSBURGH - 6"6", 304

197.JEREMY McNICHOLS - RB - BOISE ST. - 5'9", 214

198.NATE HAIRSTON - CB - TEMPLE -  6 feet, 196

199.DAVON GODCHAUX - DT - LSU - 6"3", 310

200.ERIC MAGNUSON - G/T - MICHIGAN - 6"5', 305

201.VINCE BEIGEL - OLB/DE - WISCONSIN - 6"3', 246

202.DJ JONES - DT - OLE MISS - 6"1", 319

203.#CALEB BRANTLEY - DT - FLORIDA - 6"3" , 307
NFL PLAYER COMPARISON - KAWAAN SHORT - PANTHERS