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| Rank | Player | Position | School | Size | Quick Analysis |
| 1 | Laremy Tunsil | OT | Ole Miss |
6-5 310 |
Quick twitch athlete with outstanding feet and great functional power. The total package. |
| 2 | Jalen Ramsey | DB | Florida State |
6-1 209 |
Don't get hung up on solidifying a position for Ramsey. He can do it all in the secondary. Let him be the play-maker that he is. |
| 3 | DeForest Buckner | DL | Oregon |
6-7 290 |
A classic five tech. Long, strong and athletic. Instant difference maker up front. |
| 4 | Ezekiel Elliott | RB | Ohio State |
5-11 225 |
It's hard to find weaknesses with Elliott. Smooth runner with power, balance and speed. Instant production in the NFL. |
| 5 | Myles Jack | LB/S | UCLA |
6-1 245 |
A truly spectacular athlete. Can play almost any skill position on the field. Lingering injury issues could cloud his career early. |
| 6 | Joey Bosa | DE | Ohio State |
6-5 269 |
A true force in run defense. I don't think he's athletic enough to be a special pass rusher, but expect a long productive career nonetheless. |
| 7 | Shaq Lawson | EDGE | Clemson |
6-2 269 |
One of just a few great athletes at the EDGE spot this season. Thickly build and can win with power or quickness. |
| 8 | Josh Doctson | WR | TCU |
6-2 202 |
An electric go-getter of the football. Good enough speed and an outstanding vertical threat. Dynamic. |
| 9 | Chris Jones | DL | Mississippi State |
6-6 310 |
Gifted athletically. Crazy burst/first step out of his long and heavy frame. A touch inconsistent, but lots of room to grow. |
| 10 | Laquon Treadwell | WR | Ole Miss |
6-2 221 |
Throwback. Tough and nasty. Won't run by you, but he will out-muscle you. Great at the catch point. |
| 11 | Ronnie Stanley | OT | Notre Dame |
6-6 312 |
A bit of a finesse guy, but he usually gets the job done. Great feet. Needs to get stronger to maximize his potential. |
| 12 | Vernon Butler | DL | Louisiana Tech |
6-5 323 |
Long, powerful, athletic. Disrupter. Can shed blocks with the best of them. Scheme versatile with an ability to play anywhere up front. |
| 13 | Andrew Billings | NT | Baylor |
6-1 311 |
Powerful bowling ball. Unbelievable ability to move and chase down ball carriers. Lacks length but makes up for it with play strength. |
| 14 | Corey Coleman | WR | Baylor |
5-11 194 |
Spark-plug. Elite agility and open field ability. Gets downfield in an instant. As it goes for all Baylor WRs, he will be in for a transition phase as he learns NFL playbooks. |
| 15 | Sheldon Rankins | DL | Louisville |
6-1 299 |
Short and squatty. Great initial burst and feet. Great functional strength. Offers you an ability to get after the passer from the interior. |
| 16 | Jarran Reed | NT | Alabama |
6-3 307 |
One trick pony, but he's really effective at his one trick. Strong, powerful nose that can anchor and shed against the run. Head always stays up, searching for the ball carrier. |
| 17 | Taylor Decker | OT | Ohio State |
6-7 310 |
Jolting right tackle prospect. Mean dude. Good enough feet to handle pass protection responsibilities. |
| 18 | Noah Spence | EDGE | Eastern Kentucky |
6-2 251 |
Off the field questions will weigh heavy with him, but he's a productive pass rusher with decent athletic ability. Lacks some length, but explosive. |
| 19 | William Jackson | CB | Houston |
6-1 189 |
Instinctive with length and long speed -- that usually gets you off the board quickly as a corner. Looks a little tight-hipped. |
| 20 | Robert Nkemdiche | DT | Ole Miss |
6-3 294 |
100% projection here. Lightning off the ball, but inconsistencies everywhere. Off the field questions remain. Massive upside. |
| 21 | Ryan Kelly | C | Alabama |
6-4 311 |
Tough, smart leader. Athletic and can anchor. Zero sacks allowed in the past two seasons at Alabama. |
| 22 | Mackensie Alexander | CB | Clemson |
5-11 190 |
Certainly doesn't lack confidence. Big talker that usually backed it up on the field. Zero career picks, but teams generally stayed away from him. Rumored attitude issues from scouts. |
| 23 | Vernon Hargreaves | CB | Florida |
5-10 204 |
Elite short area skills, but I have concerns with him playing outside. Calvin Ridley ate him up. Susceptible to double moves, lacks recovery speed. |
| 24 | Jason Spriggs | OT | Indiana |
6-6 301 |
Tight end convert. Moves with the best of them. Will need to add bulk and power, but upside is there. |
| 25 | Kenny Clark | DT | UCLA |
6-3 314 |
Girthy run defender that can crash the line of scrimmage. Can play NT or 3T. Anchors and sheds, but lacks burst. |
| 26 | Leonte Carroo | WR | Rutgers |
6-0 211 |
Dog. Built like a running back, but will flat go get it. Three CAREER drops. Ultra productive with terrible QB play. |
| 27 | Will Fuller | WR | Notre Dame |
6-0 186 |
Maybe the best play speed in the entire class. Burner. Inconsistent hands and a slight frame. |
| 28 | Reggie Ragland | LB | Alabama |
6-1 247 |
Football player. Didn't test well athletically, but I don't question the tape. Always around the ball and a true play-maker in the middle. |
| 29 | Karl Joseph | S | West Virginia |
5-10 205 |
Bob Sanders clone. Small and will get hurt here an there, but has plenty of range and will flat lay the wood. |
| 30 | Germain Ifedi | OT | Texas A&M |
6-6 324 |
Big, stout and can anchor. Quick feet. Must improve hands and initial punch to keep defenders away. |
| 31 | Derrick Henry | RB | Alabama |
6-3 247 |
A dynamic, freak athlete. Mack truck with deceptive speed. Flexible. Needs to prove he can catch out of the backfield. |
| 32 | Kendall Fuller | CB | Virginia Tech |
5-11 187 |
When healthy, one of the best players in the class. Quick twitch player with good feet and short area quickness. Must play more disciplined. |
| 33 | A'Shawn Robinson | DL | Alabama |
6-4 307 |
Stout run defender. Can play NT or 5T. Great ability to shed, but lacks athletic ability to grow. |
| 34 | Jon Bullard | DL | Florida |
6-3 285 |
Tweener. Explosive penetrator. Lack of size could push him down as teams try to determine where to play him. |
| 35 | Michael Thomas | WR | Ohio State |
6-3 212 |
Nephew of Keyshawn. Tough eval with limited production. Wasn't asked to do a ton. Flashes great route running, but left me wanting more. |
| 36 | Jack Conklin | OT | Michigan State |
6-6 326 |
Tough as nails and a strong run blocker, but a capped athlete. Slow feet will limit his ability to pass protect. |
| 37 | Cody Whitehair | OL | Kansas State |
6-4 301 |
Durable and versatile. Played tackle, but projects inside in the NFL. Wide base to anchor and good enough strength to be effective while run blocking. |
| 38 | Leonard Floyd | EDGE | Georgia |
6-6 244 |
One of the most athletic EDGEs in this class, but a slight frame would have me concerned. May fit better off the ball. Will be over-drafted. |
| 39 | Eli Apple | CB | Ohio State |
6-1 199 |
Long and fast, but below average instincts. Must be stronger in run support and avoid contact downfield. |
| 40 | Kamalei Correa | EDGE | Boise State |
6-3 243 |
Jumped out on tape. Quick twitch pass rusher, but a very disappointing combine. |
| 41 | Sterling Shepard | WR | Oklahoma |
5-10 194 |
Small, shifty play-maker. Wins with routes. Destined for a slot role at the next level. |
| 42 | Javon Hargrave | DL | South Carolina State |
6-1 309 |
Hargrave produced some of the most dominate tape you'll ever see. Competition level is questionable, but he has the makings of a big time difference maker. |
| 43 | Nick Martin | C | Notre Dame |
6-4 299 |
Brother of Zach Martin. Does virtually everything well. Will need to add some girth. |
| 44 | Keanu Neal | SS | Florida |
6-0 211 |
Box safety that can run. Lays the wood when he gets a chance. Bully. |
| 45 | Kevin Dodd | EDGE | Clemson |
6-5 277 |
Came on late in the year after being overshadowed by Shaq Lawson. Not nearly as athletic, but should be a good depth rusher at the next level. |
| 46 | Darian Thompson | FS | Boise State |
6-2 208 |
Loved him pre-combine, but poor testing raised some eyebrows. Does his homework and has pretty good instincts. Ball-hawk. |
| 47 | Will Redmond | CB | Mississippi State |
5-10 182 |
Good anticipation and instincts. Has enough long speed to stick on the outside. If the knee checks out, Redmond could offer tons of value. |
| 48 | Darron Lee | LB | Ohio State |
6-1 218 |
Speedy and athletic, but undersized. Likely a "will" only. |
| 49 | Vonn Bell | FS | Ohio State |
5-11 199 |
A little too passive in my opinion, but rock solid in coverage. |
| 50 | Emmanuel Ogbah | EDGE | Oklahoma State |
6-4 273 |
Highly productive, but I'm not sure he carries those numbers to the NFL. Likely starts as a third down rusher. Must get better against the run. |
| 51 | Tyler Boyd | WR | Pitt |
6-1 197 |
Disappointing athletic testing, but a good route runner that can separate. Pretty good after the catch too. Was a return man and handled a handful of carries in college. |
| 52 | Austin Johnson | DL | Penn State |
6-4 314 |
Stout against the run. Can find the ball and shed. Active hands and plays through the whistle. |
| 53 | Chris Moore | WR | Cincinnati |
6-1 206 |
Kind of a late riser in this class. Tough guy that can go get it. Made several contested grabs against Houston. |
| 54 | Josh Garnett | OG | Stanford |
6-4 312 |
Powerful, physical player. Can blow defenders up in the run game. Average pass protector. |
| 55 | Devontae Booker |
RB |
Utah |
5-10 219 |
Not overly explosive, but a big tough dude that will flat wear you out. |
| 56 | Braxton Miller | WR | Ohio State |
6-1 208 |
QB convert. Picked up the position quickly and looked natural. Very good athlete. |
| 57 | Hunter Henry | TE | Arkansas |
6-5 250 |
Looks like a plug and play tight end in the pass game. Will need to get better as a blocker, but will contribute from the get-go as a receiver. |
| 58 | Artie Burns | CB | Miami |
6-0 193 |
Good size and length. Long arms will be coveted. Footwork needs to be cleaned up, but his length will take him off the board quickly. |
| 59 | Su'a Cravens | LB | USC |
6-0 226 |
Bit of a tweener. Poor athletic testing has pushed him down the board. I think he sticks as a will linebacker. |
| 60 | Jeremy Cash | SS | Duke |
6-0 212 |
A true enforcer in the box. Looks like a LB. Fits that hybrid LB/S role that is becoming popular. |
| 61 | Shilique Calhoun | EDGE | Michigan State |
6-4 251 |
Has length and explosion and will produce in pass rush situations. Likely will move to a 3-4 edge rushing role. |
| 62 | Kenneth Dixon | RB | La Tech |
5-10 215 |
Small, but sturdy. Above average agility and great out of the backfield. |
| 63 | Hassan Ridgeway | DT | Texas |
6-3 303 |
Kind of gets lost in this deep class. Girth and strength. Solid as a rock against the run. Flashed a bull rush and an ability to collapse the pocket. |
| 64 | Jatavis Brown | LB | Akron |
5-11 227 |
The poor man's Darron Lee. Played LB at 220, could change to a SS role at the next level. |
| 65 | Tavon Young | CB | Temple |
5-9 183 |
Lacks size, but does nearly everything else well. Great change of direction guy. Made for a nickel CB role. |
| 66 | Kenny Lawler | WR | Cal |
6-2 203 |
A slight frame, but outstanding ball skills. Makes the tough ones look easy. Lacks speed to separate deep. |
| 67 | Kyler Fackrell | EDGE | Utah State |
6-5 245 |
Great size, length and a decent athlete. Strong and a good mover in space, but lacks some burst off the edge. |
| 68 | TJ Green | FS | Clemson |
6-2 209 |
Quickly rising prospect. Some teams even view him as a cornerback. |
| 69 | James Bradberry | CB | Samford |
6-1 211 |
Outstanding size and length to pair with fluidity. Level of competition is a concern. 4.4 speed. |
| 70 | Vadal Alexander | OG | LSU |
6-5 326 |
Heavy footed, which is why he's kicking inside. Needs to further develop his punch. Engulfs defenders in the run game. |
| 71 | Devon Cajuste | WR/TE | Stanford |
6-3 234 |
Where are you playing him? Doesn't really matter. He's a fantastic athlete. |
| 72 | CJ Prosise | RB | Notre Dame |
6-0 220 |
Patience runner with vision and speed. Needs to break more tackles for me personally, but should offer value immediately as a receiver. |
| 73 | Adolphus Washington | DL | Ohio State |
6-3 301 |
Gives you some interior pass rush ability. Agility and power. But needs some work with his anchor and balance. |
| 74 | Le'Raven Clark | OT | Texas Tech |
6-5 320 |
I liked him a lot more until Arden Key lit him up in the bowl game. There are some tech issues to clean up here. |
| 75 | Josh Perry | LB | Ohio State |
6-4 254 |
Has ideal size for the position. Physical, but is is quick enough to play sideline to sideline? |
| 76 | Jalen Mills | FS | LSU |
6-0 191 |
Versatile. Played safety and corner. Immediate role player. |
| 77 | Austin Hooper | TE | Stanford |
6-4 254 |
Good all around player. Will need to add some bulk, but will make an impact immediately in the pass game. |
| 78 | Rashard Higgins | WR | Colorado State |
6-1 196 |
A bit undersized but knows how to run a route. Put up huge numbers at Colorado State. |
| 79 | Daniel Lasco | RB | Cal |
6-0 209 |
Scat-back. Outstanding agility and open field ability. |
| 80 | Justin Simmons | FS | Boston College |
6-3 187 |
Athletic free safety with great agility. Can play man. Started 32 games in college on a very good defensive unit. |
| 81 | Deiondre Hall | CB | Northern Iowa |
6-2 199 |
The longest corner in the draft. Vines for arms. I'd be surprised if he didn't end up with Seattle, Jacksonville or Atlanta. |
| 82 | Jordan Jenkins | EDGE | Georgia |
6-2 259 |
Tough with heavy hands. Played out of position on the interior defensive line at Georgia. Could be better in the NFL. |
| 83 | Jordan Howard | RB | Indiana |
6-1 230 |
Thick, powerful runner. 230 pounder that can handle a load of carries. |
| 84 | Halapoulivaati Vaitai | RT | TCU |
6-6 320 |
Held his own against DeForest Buckner in the bowl. Good enough feet and can improve his punch. |
| 85 | Kevin Byard | FS | MTSU |
5-11 216 |
Often overlooked, Byard is a rangy play-maker in the back half. |
| 86 | Jerald Hawkins | OT | LSU |
6-6 309 |
Upside pick here. Must anchor better in pass protection. Flashes a nasty streak in the run game. |
| 87 | Cyrus Jones | CB | Alabama |
5-10 197 |
Fluid and instinctive. Three year starter at Alabama. Lacks some size, but should make a nice third corner. |
| 88 | Keyarris Garrett | WR | Tulsa |
6-4 220 |
Huge bodied receiver. I have questions about how athletic he is, but you can't teach size. |
| 89 | Tyrone Holmes | EDGE | Montana |
6-2 253 |
I doubt Holmes goes this high, but his quickness off the ball and violent hands will give him a shot to stick. |
| 90 | Nick Vannett | TE | Ohio State |
6-6 257 |
Great frame but an average athlete. Will be an asset in the redzone with his box out ability. |
| 91 | Yannick Ngakoue | EDGE | Maryland |
6-2 252 |
In a poor pass rush class, Ngakoue will be pushed up. Decent athlete, but likely ends up as a depth player. |
| 92 | Willie Henry | DL | Michigan |
6-2 303 |
Great run defender. Can anchor, stack and shed. |
| 93 | Xavien Howard | CB | Baylor |
6-0 201 |
Left me wanting more. Good size and length, but got burned one too many times for my taste. |
| 94 | Carl Nassib | DE | Penn State |
6-7 277 |
Highly productive college pass rusher, but I don't think he's athletic enough to turn the corner in the NFL. |
| 95 | Paul Perkins | RB | UCLA |
5-10 208 |
Was surprised when I saw him listed around 200. Runs tougher and shows an ability to bounce off tackles. Shifty too. |
| 96 | Eric Murray | CB | Minnesota |
5-10 199 |
Quick feet and good reactive ability to stay sticky in coverage. |
| 97 | Malcolm Mitchell | WR | Georgia |
6-0 196 |
The guy was set to wreck the SEC, but injuries have kept him down. He's worth a gamble here. |
| 98 | Bronson Kaufusi | DL | BYU |
6-6 285 |
Will need to bulk up if he wants to stick at five tech. Pad level will be an issue here. |
| 99 | Pharoh Cooper | WR | South Carolina |
6-0 203 |
Was a big time play-maker for South Carolina, but how high is his NFL ceiling? Feels like a capped prospect. |
| 100 | Jaylon Smith | LB | Notre Dame |
6-2 223 |
I can only go off what I hear with medicals... and they aren't good reports. Such a sad situation for a former top five prospect. Hoping he proves the doctors wrong. |
**NOTE: I didn't include Quarterbacks in these rankings. I didn't get to fully evaluate them, so I didn't include them in the rankings.**