The Panini Senior Bowl

Saturday, January 30, 2027

Fan Fest: 10:30am -1:00pm
Kickoff: 1:30pm CT
Where: Mobile, Alabama
Stadium: University of South Alabama, Hancock Whitney Stadium
Television: NFL Network
Radio: Fox Sports Pensacola 101.1FM / 1450AM

Ticket Office: South Alabama
Ticket Office: 251.461.1872

Frank Coyle / Head scout

Senior Bowl Top 300 Watch List Prospects

Wide Receiver Class

This year’s wide receiver class looks like another talented and deep position for the NFL Draft 2027. Wide receiver led the positional rankings last April with 36 prospects chosen over the three-day event. This position has annually led the positional rankings for most players selected during the seven rounds.

The top prospect, Jeremiah Smith has been a super blue-chip prospect since his true freshman season. He still has eligibility left after this season, though his class will graduate in the spring.   Nyck Harbor, Cam Coleman, Ryan Wingo, Mario Craver,  Ryan Coleman-Williams and Duce Robinson are among the nation’s leaders at the position and should receive invitations if they continue to impress through the 2026 season and remain healthy.

This list will expand through the 2026 season as players step up vs top competition. This position has annually supplied many surprise NFL performers. Invitees will be announced through Jamyary as we approached Senior Bowl week  Jan. 24th thru Jan. 30th. We will keep a close eye on this class knowing it is highly talented and has been one of the top impact positions in the NFL game.

Wide Receivers

California          CHASE HENDRICKS

Clemson           BRYANT WESCO JR.

Clemson           TJ MOORE

Colorado           DEANDRE MOORE JR.

Florida              ERIC SINGLETON JR.

Alabama           NOAH ROGERS

Alabama           RYAN COLEMAN-WILLIAMS

Florida State     DUCE ROBINSON

Fresno State     JOSIAH FFREEMAN

Houston            AMARE THOMAS

Illinois               HUDSON CLEMENT

Indiana              NICK MARSH

Indiana              CHARLIE BECKER

Kentucky          NIC ANDERSON

Louisville          TRE RICHARDSON

Arizona State    OMARION MILLER

Arizona State    REED HARRIS

Miami                COOPER BARKATE

Mississippi St    ANTHONY EVANS III

Northwestern     GRIFFIN WILDE

Notre Dame       JADEN GREATHOUSE

Notre Dame       JORDAN FAISON

Ohio State          JEREMIAH SMITH

Ohio State         DEVIN  MCCUIN

Ohio State         BRANDON INNISS

Oklahoma          ISAIAH SATEGNA III

Oklahoma          TRELL HARRIS

Oklahoma St     WYATT YOUNG

Ole Miss            DEUCE ALEXANDER

Oregon               EVAN STEWART

Rutgers              KJ DUFF

South Carolina   NYCK HARBOR

Texas                  CAM COLEMAN

Texas                  RYAN WINGO

Texas A&M       MARIO CRAVER

Texas A&M       ISAIAH HORTON

 

Ravens Deal for Eagles Cam Jurgens
Cowboys Add Corner Joey Porter

Trades for the NFL Draft 2027-2029

Frank Coyle / Head scout
Updated Oct. 7, 2027

The Baltimore Ravens traded two draft choices to the Philadelphia Eagles for center Cam Jurgens and a 7th round pick in the NFL Draft 2027.  The Eagles receive a #5 pick in the 2027 NFL Draft and and #2 pick in the NFL Draft 2028.  It addresses a major hole in the Ravens line which sustained two injuries in the pivot recently, in addition to losing Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbam in free agency in March.

For the Eagles, the deal comes on the heels of an abrupted retirement by Pro Bowl right tackle Lane Johnson this week. Johnson has been debating retirement for two years and leaves a huge void on the outside. Jurgens is a solid young lineman who replaced pereninal Pro Bowler center Jason Kelce after being drafted in the 2nd round of the NFL Draft 2022. He is counted on to stabilize a Ravens line and make a run at the AFC North title. The Eagles are still alive in the NFC East to defend their title, though their struggling offense now has lost by quality starters early in the season.

The Dallas Cowboys made a move to improve their horrible defense when they dealt for the Steelers’ veteran corner Joey Porter for draft choices. The Cowboys trade two draft selections, a #2 pick from the NFL Draft 2028 and a #6 pick from the NFL Draft 2027. Porter has been a year long battle with the Steelers front office on a new contract. Porter is the 15th defensive player added by the Cowboys since aquiring NT Kenny Clark in the Micah Parsons blockbuster.  The early results have been horriblle with the Boys defense ranking near the bottom in every vital defensive category.

Porter is a quality starting corner, though not in the elite group of Patrick Surtain, Christian Gonzalez and Devon Witherspoon. Porter is not expected to start this Sunday vs the Texans. He is expected to grasped the system and suit up the following Thursday night vs the Bucs on Oct. 8th. He is a physical defender who can help the Cowboys porous secondary, though whether he can be a solidifying force remains to be seen.

The Giants announced a trade on Monday when they acquired QB JJ McCarthy from the Vikings and sent a 5th round pick in the NFL Draft 2027 to complete the deal. McCarthy was the 10^th overall top pick in the NFL Draft 2024 after leading Michigan to a national championship. He was the 5th of 6 QBs chosen in the first round in that draft class.

As a rookie, he sustained a knee injury in the preseason and missed the entire season. In 2025, he started 10 games with mixed results which made the 2026 preseason vital for retaining the starters’ role. In his 10 starts last year, he completed 57.6% of his passes for 1,632 yards with 11 TDs and 12 interceptions. When new vet Kyler Murray signed this offseason, McCarthy lost a short competition in training camp. He expressed his displeasure to the Vikings and asked for a trade. The Giants were looking to add a backup type after losing starter QB Jaxson Dart for the season in the second game of the season to a knee injury which required surgery.

McCarthy was a good deal off ability, age and experience. He is young and talented and in his third season in the NFL. His mobility will be a welcome addition here as he settles into their QB room. Starting veteran QB Jameis Winston has been shaky in two games and faces a key start this week vs the Cardinals at MetLife. How fast McCarthy absorbs the system will determine any playing time. He needs work with his decision making and throwing mechanics to improve his accuracy. He may sit a few weeks before being ready for starting duty. Winston’s performance will determine how fast the Giants feed him the system and game plan. McCarthy was an interesting addition who could pay big dividends for just a late draft selection.

NFL Trade Deadline – Nov. 10, 2026

NFL Traded Selections 2027-2029

Updated – Oct 7, 2026

NFL Draft 2027 Selections

First Round

Dallas from Green Bay (Edge Micah Parsons)
NY Jets from Indianapolis (CB Sauce Gardner)
NY Jets from Dallas (DT Quinnen Williams)
Cleveland from the LA Rams (DEs Myles Garrett exchange Jared Verse)

Third Round

Kansas City from the LA Rams (CB Trent McDuffie)
Minnesota from Philadelphia (Edge Jonathan Greenard)
Pittsburgh from Dallas (OT Broderick Jones)

Fourth Round

Carolina from Minnesota (WR Adam Thielen)
Cleveland from Seattle (2026 draft trade)
Cleveland from NY Giants (2026 draft trade)
Green Bay from Dallas (Edge Rashan Gary)
Dallas from Pittsburgh (OT Broderick Jones)

Fifth Round

Pittsburgh from Dallas (WR George Pickens)
Miami from Pittsburgh (CB Jalen Ramsey/S Minkah Fitzpatrick)
Minnesota from Carolina (WR Adam Thielen)
New England from Chicago (C Garrett Bradbury)
Philadelphia from New England (WR AJ Brown)
Chicago from Atlanta (DT Gervan Dexter)
Minnesota from NY Giants (QB JJ McCarthy)
Philadelphia from Baltimore (OC Cam Jurgens)

Sixth Round

Minnesota from NY Jets (DT Harrison Phillips)
Kansas City from San Francisco (WR Skyy Moore)
Philadelphia from Green Bay (Edge Darian Kinnard)
New England from New Orleans (WR Ja’Lynn Polk)
Houston from Cleveland (OT Cam Robinson)
NY Jets from Philadelphia (CB Michael Carter)
New Orleans from LA Chargers (OT Trevor Penning)
NY Jets from Kansas City (QB Justin Fields)
New England from Houston (LB Marte Mapu)
Green Bay from Philadelphia (WR Dontayvion Wicks)
New England from Minnesota (2026 draft trade)
San Francisco from Baltimore (2026 draft trade)
Kansas City from Atlanta (OT Wanya Morris)
NY Giants from Jacksonville (OG Daniel Faalele)
Pittsburgh from Dallas (OT Broderick Jones)
Buffalo from Indianapolis (C Sedrick Van Pran-Granger)
Las Vegas from NY Jets (C/G Jordan Meredith)
LA Chargers from Seattle (CB Avery Smith)
NY Jets has a conditional 6th from Kansas City (DT Derrick Nnadi)
Pittsburgh from Dallas (CB Joey Porter)

Seventh Round

Jacksonville from the LA Rams thru Baltimore (CB Tre’Davious White/WR Christian Kirk)
Pittsburgh from Miami  (CB Jalen Ramsey/S Minkah Fitzpatrick)
Denver from New Orleans (WR Devaughn Vele)
San Francisco from Kansas City (WR Skyy Moore)
Minnesota from Philadelphia (QB Sam Howell)
Cleveland from Houston (OT Cam Robinson)
LA Chargers from Baltimore (Edge Odafe Oweh/S Alohi Gilman)
Philadelphia from NY Jets (WR John Metchie)
Detroit from Houston (RB David Montgomery)
Carolina from Philadelphia (QB Andy Dalton)
Houston from New England (LB Marte Mapu)
Buffalo from Las Vegas (2026 draft trade)
Atlanta from KC (OT Wanya Morris)
Indianapolis from Buffalo (C Sedrick Van Pran-Granger)
Dallas from Houston (OT Nate Thomas)
Miami has a conditional #7 from NY Giants (TE Darren Waller)
Kansas City has a conditional 7th from NY Jets (DT Derrick Nnadi)
Seattle has a conditional #7 from Atlanta (G/T Michael Jerrell)
Houston has a conditional 7th from the LA Chargers (OT Austin Duculus)
Baltimore from Philadelphia (OC Cam Jurgens)

NFL Draft 2028

First Round
Philadelphia from New England (WR AJ Brown)

Second Round
Cleveland from the LA Rams (DEs Myles Garrett/Jared Verse)
Pittsburgh from Dallas (CB Joey Porter)
Philadelphia from Baltimore (OC Cam Jurgens)

Sixth Round
Dallas from New Orleans (G/T Asim Richards)
Jacksonville from Arizona (TE Hunter Long)
Green Bay from Miami (QB Kyle McCord)
Pittsburgh from Green Bay (RB Kaleb Johnson)
LA Chargers from Carolina (DT TeRah Edwards)
Baltimore has a conditional #6 from Kansas City (OT Diego Pounds)

Seventh Round
LA Rams from Cleveland (OG KT Leveston)
New Orleans from Dallas (G/T Asim Richards)
New England from New Orleans (WR Ja’Lynn Polk)
Philadelphia from Baltimore (CB Jaire Alexander)
NY Giants from Kansas City (G/T Josh Ezeudu)
Baltimore from NY Giants (DT CJ Okoye)
Arizona from Jacksonville (TE Hunter Long)
NY Jets from Las Vegas (C/G Jordan Meredith)
LA Rams from Green Bay (TE Mark Redman)
LA Chargers has a conditional #7 from NY Jets (CB Ja’Sir Taylor)
NY Jets has a conditional #7 from Seattle (WR/KR Irv Charles)

NFL Draft 2029

Third Round
Cleveland from the LA Rams (DEs Myles Garrett/Jared Verse)

Senior Bowl Top 300 Watch List

Running Back Class

The Panini Senior Bowl

Saturday, January 30, 2027

Fan Fest: 10:30am -1:00pm
Kickoff: 1:30pm CT
Where: Mobile, Alabama
Stadium: University of South Alabama, Hancock Whitney Stadium
Television: NFL Network
Radio: Fox Sports Pensacola 101.1FM / 1450AM

Ticket Office: South Alabama
Ticket Office: 251.461.1872
Ticket Questions: srbowl@seniorbowl.com

Frank Coyle / Head scout

Senior Bowl Top Running Back Prospects

Running Back Class Shows Well Rounded Talent

This year’s running back class in the initial Senior Bowl Watch list is comprised of a talented and deep group with several NFL starting feature backs. Runners Ahmad Hardy, Mark Fletcher and Lewan Lacy head the class after impressive 2025 performances. This list will expand through the 2026 season as players step up vs top competition. This position has annually supplied many surprise NFL performers. We will keep a close eye on this class knowing he has returned as one of the impact positions in the NFL game.

Running Backs

USC                              WAYMOND JORDAN

Utah                            WAYSHAWN PARKER

Vanderbilt                   SEDRICK ALEXANDER

West Virginia              CAM COOK

Brigham Young            LJ MARTIN

Florida                         JADAN BAUGH

Georgia                       NATE FRAZIER

Georgia Tech               JUSTICE HAYNES

Louisville                     ISAAC BROWN

Miami                         MARK FLETCHER JR.

Michigan                     JORDAN MARSHALL

Minnesota                   DARIUS TAYLOR

Missouri                      JAMAL ROBERTS

Missouri                      AHMAD HARDY

Ole Miss                      KEWAN LACY

Penn State                   CARSON HANSEN

Rutgers                        ANTWAN RAYMOND

Auburn                        JEREMIAH COBB

Texas                           RALEEK BROWN

Texas                           HOLLYWOOD SMOTHERS

Texas A&M                  RUEBEN OWENS II

The Senior Bowl Top 300 represents more than just a preseason watch list, it reflects the highest standards in college football. Being named to the Top 300 is a significant honor and signals that a player is viewed among the nation’s premier NFL Draft prospects. Only draft-eligible players are included.

The Top 300 has consistently mirrored NFL Draft trends, with the strongest representation coming from the conferences that produce the highest number of draft picks each year. While the list is dominated by prospects from the nation’s top conferences, standout players from every level of college football continue to earn recognition through their performance on the field.

Senior Bowl Top 300 Watch List 2027 is out at  seniorbowl.com

NFL Calendar 2026-2027

September 9-10, 13- 14

NFL Kickoff Weekend

September 10

NFL International Game at Melbourne Cricket Ground (Melbourne, Australia).
San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angeles Rams

September 27

NFL International Game at Maracanã Stadium (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil).
Baltimore Ravens vs. Dallas Cowboys

September 29

Beginning on the day after the completion of the third regular season weekend, the claiming priority will be based on current standings, and ties will be broken based on current strength-ofschedule of the involved clubs. If ties still exist, they will be broken by strength-of-victory, point differential, and then by lot.

October 2, 5-6

Beginning on the day after a club’s fourth regular season game (including any bye week), it is permitted to activate players on Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform and Reserve/NonFootball Injury or Illness (if the player failed his preseason physical due to a non-football injury or illness) prior to 4:00 p.m., New York time.

October 4

NFL International Game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium presented by NetApp (London, United Kingdom).
Indianapolis Colts vs. Washington Commanders

October 11

NFL International Game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium presented by NetApp (London, United Kingdom).
Philadelphia Eagles vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

October 18

NFL International Game at Wembley Stadium presented by NetApp (London, United Kingdom).
Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars

October 20-21

Fall League Meeting (New York, New York)

October 25

NFL International Game at Stade de France presented by American Express (Paris, France).
Pittsburgh Steelers vs. New Orleans Saints

November 8

NFL International Game at Bernabéu Stadium presented by NetApp (Madrid, Spain).
Cincinnati Bengals vs. Atlanta Falcons

November 9

Any increase in a player’s 2026 salary from a renegotiation or extension that is received by the Management Council after 4:00 p.m., New York time, on this day, will be treated as signing bonus, and prorated over the entire term of the player contract, including 2026.

November 10

All trading ends for 2026 at 4:00 p.m., New York time.

November 11

Players with at least four previous pension-credited seasons are subject to the waiver system for the remainder of the regular season and postseason.

November 15

NFL International Game at FC Bayern Munich Arena (Munich, Germany)
New England Patriots vs. Detroit Lions

November 17

At 4:00 p.m., New York time, signing period ends for Franchise Players who are eligible to receive offer sheets.

Prior to 4:00 p.m., New York time, deadline for clubs to sign their unsigned Franchise and Transition Players, including Franchise Players who were eligible to receive offer sheets until this date. If still unsigned after this date, such players are prohibited from playing in NFL in 2026.

Prior to 4:00 p.m., New York time, deadline for clubs to sign their unrestricted free agents to whom the “UFA Tender” was made. If still unsigned after this date, such players are prohibited from playing in NFL in 2026.

Prior to 4:00 p.m., New York time, deadline for clubs to sign their restricted free agents, including those to whom the “June 1 Tender” was made. If such players remain unsigned after this date, they are prohibited from playing in NFL in 2026.

November 22

NFL International Game at Estadio Banorte (Mexico City, Mexico).
Minnesota Vikings vs. San Francisco 49ers

December 9

Special League Meeting (Virtual)

2027

January 6 (tentative)
Early deadline for college players who are underclassmen to apply for Special Eligibility. A preliminary list of underclassmen who have been approved for entry into the 2027 NFL Draft will be sent to clubs on January 7.

January 9-10
Week 18 – Final NFL Weekend

January 11

During the period beginning the Monday following the final regular season weekend through the conclusion of the final postseason game, assignments of player contracts will be deferred until the first business day after the Super Bowl. Terminations of player contracts will occur at the expiration of the claiming period.

A club that is participating in the playoffs may sign players whose contracts have been terminated to its Active/Inactive List, Practice Squad (if applicable), or Reserve/Future List. A club whose playing season has concluded may sign such players to its Reserve/Future List only.

Clubs may begin signing free agent players for the 2027 season, including players from the CFL.

Earliest permissible date for clubs to renegotiate or extend the rookie contract of a drafted rookie who was selected in any round of the 2024 NFL Draft or any undrafted rookie who signed in 2025. Any permissible renegotiated or extended player contract will not be considered a rookie contract and will not be subject to the rules that limit rookie contracts.

Clubs may exercise fifth-year options for players selected in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft.

January 13

Beginning at 4:00 p.m., New York time, on the Wednesday following the final regular season weekend, rosters are frozen for clubs participating in the postseason with limited exceptions.

January 13 (tentative)

Deadline for college players who are underclassmen to apply for Special Eligibility. A list of underclassmen who have been approved for entry into the 2027 NFL Draft will be sent to clubs on January 14.

January 16-18
Wild Card Weekend

January 23-24
Divisional Playoffs

January 29 (tentative)

Deadline for college players who played in the National Championship game who are underclassmen to apply for Special Eligibility. A final list of underclassmen who have been approved for entry into the 2027 NFL Draft will be sent to clubs on January 30.

January 30

The Panini Senior Bowl – Saturday, Jan 30 – Kickoff: 1:30pm CT
Mobile, Al. – University of South Alabama, Hancock Whitney Stadium

January 31
AFC and NFC Championship Games

February 14
Super Bowl LXI at SoFi Stadium (Inglewood, California).

February 17

Beginning this date through 4:00 p.m., New York time on March 3, clubs may designate Franchise or Transition Players.

 March 1-8
NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, Indiana).

March 3

Prior to 4:00 p.m., New York time, deadline for clubs to designate Franchise or Transition Players.

March 9-11

During the period beginning at 12:00 noon, New York time, on March 9 and ending at 3:59:59 p.m., New York time, on March 11, clubs are permitted to contact, and enter into contract negotiations with the certified agents of players who will become unrestricted free agents upon the expiration of their 2026 player contracts at 4:00 p.m., New York time, on March 11.

During the two-day negotiation period prior to the start of the 2027 League Year, each club may conduct one video or phone call for no longer than one hour with no more than five (5) prospective unrestricted free agents. The player’s agent must be a participant of the call.

No prospective unrestricted free agent is permitted to execute a contract with a new club until 4:00 p.m., New York time, on March 11.

The 2027 League Year and free agency signing period begins at 4:00 p.m., New York time.

March 11
Trading period for 2027 begins at 4:00 p.m., New York time, after expiration of all 2026 contracts.

The first day of the 2027 League Year will end at 11:59:59 p.m., New York time, on March 11. Clubs will receive a Personnel Notice that will include all transactions submitted to the league office during the period between 4:00 p.m., New York time, and 11:59:59 p.m., New York time, on March 11.

March 21-24

Annual League Meeting (Phoenix, Arizona)

April 5

Clubs that hired a new head coach after the end of the 2026 regular season may begin offseason workout programs.

April 19

Clubs with returning head coaches may begin offseason workout programs.

April 21

Deadline for clubs to time, test, visit, interview or conduct a physical examination with a drafteligible player at its club facility.

April 23

Deadline for restricted free agents to sign offer sheets.

April 28

Deadline for prior club to exercise right of first refusal to restricted free agents who signed offer sheets. Deadline for clubs to time, test, visit, interview (including video and phone calls) or conduct a physical examination with a draft-eligible player at any location.

April 29 – May 1
NFL Draft 2027 – Washington, D.C.

May 17
Rookie Football Development Programs begin

May 25-26
Spring League Meeting (Las Colinas, Texas)

 

Senior Bowl Top 300 Watch List

The Panini Senior Bowl

Saturday, January 30, 2027

Fan Fest: 10:30am -1:00pm
Kickoff: 1:30pm CT
Where: Mobile, Alabama
Stadium: University of South Alabama, Hancock Whitney Stadium
Television: NFL Network
Radio: Fox Sports Pensacola 101.1FM / 1450AM

Ticket Office: South Alabama
Ticket Office: 251.461.1872
Ticket Questions: srbowl@seniorbowl.com

Frank Coyle / Head scout

The Senior Bowl Top 300 represents more than just a preseason watch list, it reflects the highest standards in college football. Being named to the Top 300 is a significant honor and signals that a player is viewed among the nation’s premier NFL Draft prospects. Only draft-eligible players are included.

The Top 300 has consistently mirrored NFL Draft trends, with the strongest representation coming from the conferences that produce the highest number of draft picks each year. While the list is dominated by prospects from the nation’s top conferences, standout players from every level of college football continue to earn recognition through their performance on the field.

Senior Bowl Top 300 Watch List 2027 is out at  seniorbowl.com

Senior Bowl QB Class

Quarterback Class has many special eligible prospects for the NFL Draft 2027. Some have additional eligibility remaining for the 2027 season. They will have until mid-January to declare for the NFL Draft 2026.  This class features a number of blue-chip prospects plus an interesting group of 2nd tier prospects who can rise with a strong 2026 performance and postseason. This list will expand through the fall up till the final week before the Senior Bowl 2027 week.  Invitation acceptances will be announced through the weeks leading up to the Senior Bowl week.

School             First Name / Last Name

Offense

Quarterbacks

UCLA                   NICO IAMALEAVA

USC                     JAYDEN MAIAVA

Washington        DEMOND WILLIAMS JR

Northern Arizona   TY PENNINGTON

Georgia                GUNNER STOCKTON

Illinois                 KATIN HOUSER

Indiana               JOSH HOOVER

Arizona               NOAH FIFITA

Kansas State      AVERY JOHNSON

LSU                     SAM LEAVITT

Miami                 DARIAN MENSAH

Notre Dame       CJ CARR

Ohio State          JULIAN SAYIN

Oklahoma          JOHN MATEER

Ole Miss             TRINIDAD CHAMBLISS

Oregon               DANTE MOORE

Penn State         ROCCO BECHT

SMU                    KEVIN JENNINGS

South Carolina  LANORRIS SELLERS

Auburn              BYRUM BROWN

Syracuse            STEVE ANGELI

TCU                    JADEN CRAIG

Texas                 ARCH MANNING

Texas A&M        MARCEL REED

Texas Tech        BRENDAN SORSBY (Inactive)

Rookie Impact Players 2026

      Frank Coyle / Head scout

Offense

Runners

Jeremiyah Love             Cardinals
Well rounded talent with get the brunt of the touches in this offense. He only has to prove healthy.

Jadarian Price               Seahawks
Talented runner gets a huge opportunity here with both the FA loss of Walker and the injury to vet Charbonnet creating early touches.

Wide Receivers

De’Zhaun Stribling               49ers
Big talented wideout should become a favorite for Brock Purdy with many expected targets.

Carnell Tate                          Titans
Blue chip receiver hooks up with emerging playmaker Cam Ward to give the Titans a potent duo.

Ja’Kobi Lane                         Ravens
Long athletic wideout should become an excellent compliment to Zay Flowers. He probably gets mostly single coverage where his excellent hands and leaping skills makes him a dangerous weapon here.

K.C. Concepcion                 Browns
Fast playmaker will be featured here. He has playmaking as both a receiver and returner and could be the juice missing in Cleveland.

Ted Hurst                              Bucs
Physical fast wideout has shined in Bucs camp and looks to fill the void left by veteran Mike Evans. Hurst gets single matchups here and should become a favorite of Baker Mayfield.

Omar Cooper Jr.                  Jets
Jets third first round pick addresses a depth problem here and is expected to get a lot of reps in three wideout sets. His high level of development will demand targets from Geno Smith.

Germie Bernard                   Steelers
Physical sure handed veteran provides an excellent target for Aaron Rodgers. Presents sure hands and a big target which Rodgers should take advantage of often.

Malachi Fields                      Giants
Big physical wideout should work his way into the game plan and provide the possession receiver needed in this attack.

Zachariah Branch                 Falcons
Small jettbug playmaker is an excellent compliment to the big receivers in this offense. If the starting QB can get the ball to him he can be a weapon here.

Antonio Williams                  Commanders
Savvy quick veteran looks to get reps as the slot receiver and could become a favorite of QB Jayden Daniels.

Brenen Thompson              Chargers
Burner with elite speed and playmaking talent. He gives Justin Herbert a legit deep threat and is very difficult to matchup with in single assignments.

Skyler Bell                             Bills
Sure handed receiver gives Josh Allen a tough inside/outside wideout who is highly developed.

Kevin Coleman                    Dolphins
Fast playmaker gets a huge opportunity here with a massive offensive personnel turnover.

Cyrus Allen                           Chiefs
Sure handed receiver was impressive in camp and should benefit from the Chiefs average corps. He is tough going over the middle.

Tight Ends

Kenyon Sadiq                Jets
Rare athlete should become a favorite of Geno Smith on the intermediate routes. Big time talent.

Max Klare                     Rams
Savvy playmaker finds holes in coverage consistently and should get Matthew Stafford’s attention offend as he settles into this attack.

Nate Boerkircher            Bucs
Big two way athlete figures to get a ton of targets from Tyler Lawrence this season.

Defense

Edge David Bailey                     Jets
Fast rusher has the burst off the edge to make big plays.

LB Arvell Reese                         Giants
Big physical athlete should excel from the inside where his size and speed should allow him to go sideline to sideline.

Edge Rueben Bain                    Bucs
Relentless edge rusher fits perfectly with the Bucs system.

DT Peter Woods                        Chiefs
Quick playmaker could shine next to veteran Pro Bowler Chris Jones.

LB Sonny Styles                        Commanders
Fast instinctive backer fills a major need here.

CB Mansoor Delane                  Chiefs
Quick feet and instincts allows him to matchup with NFL receivers.

S Caleb Downs                          Cowboys
Savvy safety gives this secondary leadership and smarts. He can be a difference maker here.

NFL 2026 Predictions

Bengals Ready for SB Challenge
Chiefs Looks to Rebound in AFC
Rams and Eagles Hope to Hold Off NFC Risers

 DraftInsiders.com – NFL 2026 Predictions

  Frank Coyle/ Head scout

2026 Season Awards

    MVP Award – QB  Matthew Stafford – Rams

NFC
Offensive Player of the Year – QB  Jared Goff –  Lions
Defensive Player of the Year – DE Myles Garrett – Rams
Comeback Player of the Year – Kyler Murray – Vikings

Rookies of the Year
Offense – RB Jeremiyah Love – Cardinals
Defense – LB Arvell Reese – Giants

AFC
Offensive Player of the Year – QB Joe Burrow – Bengals
Defensive Player of the Year – LB Will Anderson – Texans
Comeback Player of the Year – QB Patrick Mahomes – Chiefs

Rookies of the Year
Offense – WR Carnell Tate – Texans
Defense – Edge David Bailey – Jets

NFC
EAST
Philadelphia Eagles – 11-6
Eagles are still the team to beat in the NFC and rely on young QB Jalen Hurts and veteran defense to make another strong run at title.

New York Giants – 10-7
GMen are geared up to make the playoffs again behind new HC John Harbaugh and a maturing defense behind dominant front line.

Dallas Cowboys – 9-8
Cowboys look to be  a contender behind a rebuilt defense and strong passing attack of QB Dak Prescott.

Washington Commanders – 6-11
Commanders look for talented QB Jayden Daniels to return to his 2024 form and elevate this club into contention.

NORTH
Detroit Lions – 10-7
Lions look for their defense to step up after a weak 2025 performance.  QB Jared Goff is prepped for another strong performance.

Chicago Bears – 9-8
QB Caleb Williams emerged last season and a big play threat and hopes to take this club to another level. Their young defense probably holds the key in the divisional battle.

Minnesota Vikings – 7-10
Vikes look to QB Kyler Murray to elevate this offense. He plays out a contract season and should benefit with working with WR Justin Jefferson. Their tough defense looks to hold the fort here.

Green Bay Packers -7-10
Young QB Jordan Love has been only average. Young club will miss defender Micah Parsons and Josh Jacobs for over a month.

SOUTH
Carolina Panthers – 10-7
Panthers have turned the page with top pick QB Bryce Young establishing himself as a reliable starter.  Their talented young defense continues to improve.

Tampa Bay Bucs – 9-8
The Bucs look to QB Baker Mayfield to direct this attack. Their veteran talented defense has faded recently and must return to prior levels for this club to challenge for the NFC South.

New Orleans Saints – 8-9
The Saints look to young QB Tyler Shough to continue to improve and direct this young explosive offense. Saints’ defense holds the key to any playoff run.

Atlanta Falcons – 6-11
Falcons start injury prone QB Tua Tagovailoa while young Michael Pennix recovers from knee surgery. RB Bijan Robinson carries this attack. Defense ranks with the worst in the league.

WEST
Los Angeles Rams – 12-5
Rams are primed for a SB run in the tough West. Vet star QB Matthew Stafford directs a potent attack. Their top defense adds DPOY Myles Garrett and looks to returning star DT Aaron Donald to take the next step.

Seattle Seahawks – 11-6
Seahawks hope to ride the hot hand of Sam Darnold for a title defense. They look to aggressive defense to press for the NFC West division.

San Francisco 49ers – 8-9
The 49ers look to young Brock Purdy to lead this balanced offense which ranks among the best in the league. Key injuries especially on defense will determine if they challenge for the NFL title.

Arizona Cardinals – 5-12
Cards start the season with wholesale changes and rookie QB Carson Beck the probable starter.  They face massive turnover on both sides of the ball and show makeup to challenge for the #1 overall pick in the NFL Draft 2027.

Divisional Champs
Eagles, Lions, Panthers and Rams

Wild Card Clubs
Giants, Seahawks & Bears

NFC Championship
Rams beat Lions in NFC title game

AFC
EAST

Buffalo Bills – 11-6
Bills look to reclaim the East tile behind star QB Josh Allen.  New receiver DJ Moore will be his primary receiver.  Good defense will have to prove better in big game situations to get that elusive SB title.

New England Patriots – 10-7
Pats will be tested to repeat in the East. Young QB Drake Maye looks to step up further after a brilliant 2025 season and poor SB loss. This young defense is a tough unit. Pats are expected to be in the SB hunt, though they will not sneak on AFC clubs.

New York Jets – 5-12
Jets look to vet QB Geno Smith to direct this underrated offense.  This defense has more questions and will look to rookie edge rusher David Bailey to step the pace on a young unit.

Miami Dolphins – 4-13
Dolphins have cleaned house and will rely on young QB Malik Willis to direct this attack which looks to runner De’Von Achane to balance this offense.  Defense has been overhauled and will most likely go through painful growing pain.

NORTH
Cincinnati Bengals – 11-6
QB Joe Burrow is a difference maker here and capable of carrying this club to the SB. He goes to wideouts Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins both produce annual 1000-yard performances. Their defense has been rebuilt behind DT Dexter Lawrence to live up to SB hype.

Pittsburgh Steelers – 10-7
Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers looks to repeat for the North title in his final performance. They have improved their skilled position players. The Steel defense continues to slip noticeably especially vs the pass despite edge TJ Watt. This club is a contender, though needs offensive line and secondary to step up to make the postseason.

Baltimore Ravens – 9-8
The Ravens rely on a healthy QB Lamar Jackson to improve their passing game vs top competition. Can runner Derrick Henry produce another 1500 season.  They look to a maturing  secondary to improve coverage. Ravens will push to return to postseason, though need a big effort from Jackson vs top clubs.

Cleveland Browns – 5-12
Browns start vet QB Deshaun Watson hoping he can finally claim the starting role. Young receives will help.  Their highly rated defense hopes to maintain after the trade of Myles Garrett.

SOUTH
Jacksonville Jaguars – 11-6
Jaguars look to young QB Trevor Lawrence to continue to improve. Wideouts Thomas, Washington and Meyers form a strong receiving group. Their young defense is loaded and looks to edge rushers Travon Walker and Josh Hines-Allen to set the pace along with young corner Travis Hunter.  This club can take another step up with Lawrence directing this club to another AFC South title.

Houston Texans – 10-7
HC DeMeco Ryans has directed Texans to three straight postseason appearances despite inconsistencies of  young QB CJ Stroud. Weak ground game must improve. Defense ranks with best in the game with edge Will Anderson, one of the games’ best defenders. Will press for South title, though only if the offense steps up in big spots.

Indianapolis Colts – 9-8
The Colts look to a healthy QB Daniel Jones to direct this balanced offense behind runner Jon Taylor. Their young defense has been slow to improve and a big reason they come up short in big games.

Tennessee Titans – 7-10
The Titans made wholesale changes on their coaching staff and roster.  They look to young QB Cam Ward to continue to develop after a good rookie campaign. Young receiving corps will play a huge role in the unit’s development.  Defense will improve under guidance on new HC Robert Saleh. Young changing club needs another strong postseason for roster development.

WEST
Kansas City Chiefs – 12-5
QB Patrick Mahomes returns after a disappointing season ending knee injury. He relies on Travis Kelce and Rashee Rice to lead the changing offense. New runner Kenneth Walker looks to revive a floundering ground game.  Their defense will miss CBs McDuffie and Watson.  DT Chris Jones ranks with the league’s best interior linemen. SB contender will be pushed to the fullest in league’s toughest division in the league.

Denver Broncos – 11-6
Broncos won the AFC West behind young QB Bo Nix. His ankle injury ended their playoff run. He looks to return to form and look to new vet receiver Jaylon Waddle. Their highly regarded defense performed exceptionally well. Club looks to finish this postseason.

San Diego Chargers – 10-7
The Chargers look for star QB Justin Herbert to respond to new OC Mike McDonal.  Herbert was outstanding and looks to a healthy line to stabilize this attack. They can surprise for the West title, behind a talented young defense especially young vets, LB Henley and safety James.

Oakland Raiders – 5-12
Raiders will start talented vet QB Kirk Cousins. He keeps the position warm for rookie Fernando Mendoza who should get the call by midseason. Edge rusher Maxx Crosby may get traded this fall as this club looks to build on a strong draft class. Raiders will be hard pressed to get to .500 in the tough AFC. Needs a few strong draft classes from contention.

Divisional Champs
Bills, Bengals, Jaguars and Chiefs

Wild Card Clubs
Steelers, Texans and Broncos

AFC Championship
Bengals beat the Chiefs

Super Bowl Matchup
Bengals over Rams – 31-28
Joe Burrow drives Bengals to a SB title

 

NFL Blockbuster Deals Open June

Frank Coyle/ Head scout

The NFL trade market exploded this week with both the Rams and Patriots making blockbuster deals. The Rams shocked NFL fans with the acquisition of All-Pro and Defensive player of the Year defensive end Myles Garrett. It was a blockbuster deal that sent Rams, defensive end Jared Verse and a #1 pick in 2027, #2 pick in 2028 and a #3 pick in 2029 to the Browns. It was the proverbial deal which helped both clubs. The Rams fell just short of the Super Bowl last season and Garrett can push them over the top on a club with few holes and top talent at key positions. He gives this defense a player who needs attention on every snap and can elevate every other defenders’ play by his presence. The Rams now have the leagues’ MVP in QB Matthew Stafford and DPOY in Garrett plus Pro Bowlers, receiver Puka Nacua and cornerback Trent McDuffie. They are a strong favorite for the Super Bowl entering veteran mini-camp.

 The Browns gained a top young talent in edge defender Jared Verse plus three high draft selections over the next three NFL Drafts. Cleveland looks to build a young club through the NFL Draft and now have multiple picks the next three years with two #1 picks for next April. They have been mired in the AFC North basement for years except for one playoff appearance. Their draft classes have been consistently weak from top to bottom. Poor trades like the deal for QB Deshaun Watson several years ago set the franchise back for years. Watson cost three #1 picks plus a huge new contract for approx. $250 millions which paralyzed their salary cap. They have struggled at the QB position for over a decade except for the short Baker Mayfield period which was under appreciated. They have the leverage to move up next April, in a draft class which appears loaded with QB talent. Their season veteran QBs, Watson and second year Shedeur Sanders will battle in camp for the starting job.

 Philadelphia waited until the June 1st deadline for salary cap benefits and traded star WR AJ Brown to New England. In exchange, the Eagles will receive a 5th round pick in 2027 and a 2028 first-rounder. Brown must pass a physical with the Patriots in order for the deal to be finalized, though is just a formality. While the deal had been discussed for months, the Eagles waited until today when the cap implications for trading Brown allowed them to split their remaining $43.8M cap hit for Brown over the 2026 and 2027 seasons. The Patriots trade keeps them among the top AFC clubs to repeat for a Super Bowl appearance. Brown gets the young talented QB Drake Maye in hopes of continuing his 1000 yard receiving seasons.  

NFL Draft Value Board – Day Three

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NFL Draft Value Board – Updated – Day Three

NFL Draft Value Board – Updated

After the First Round 32 Selections      

Top Pro Prospects for the NFL Draft 2026

   Frank Coyle / Head Scout

 Rank      Player                      Position     School

12  Jermod McCoy                    CB       Tennessee

21 Emmanuel McNeil-Warren  S          Toledo

23 Brandon Cisse                    CB       South Carolina

24 T.J. Parker                           Edge    Clemson

26 Lee Hunter                          DL        Texas Tech

27 Denzel Boston                    WR       Washington

31 Colton Hood                        CB       Tennessee

32 Cashius Howell                   Edge    Texas A&M

34 R Mason Thomas                Edge    Oklahoma

36 Avieon Terrell                     CB       Clemson

37 Kayden McDonald               DL        Ohio State

38 Anthony Hill Jr.                   LB        Texas

39 Zion Young                         Edge    Missouri

41 C.J. Allen                            LB        Georgia

45 Chase Bisontis                   OL        Texas A&M

47 Jalon Kilgore                      S          South Carolina

48 Eli Stowers                          TE        Vanderbilt

49 Jake Golday                        LB        Cincinnati

50 Christen Miller                    DL        Georgia

51 Gennings Dunker                OL        Iowa

52 Keionte Scott                      CB       Miami (Fl)

54 A.J. Haulcy                          S          LSU

55 Jacob Rodriguez                 LB        Texas Tech

56 Gabe Jacas                         Edge    Illinois

57 Germie Bernard                  WR       Alabama

58 D’Angelo Ponds                  CB       Indiana

59 Chris Bell                            WR       Louisville

60 Emmanuel Pregnon            OG       Oregon

61 Treydan Stukes                   S          Arizona

62 Antonio Williams                WR       Clemson

63 Daylen Everette                   CB       Georgia

64 Josiah Trotter                     LB        Missouri                      

65 Chris Brazzell                      WR       Tennessee

66 Keith Abney II                     CB       Arizona State

67 Jaishawn Barham               LB        Michigan

68 Deion Burks                        WR       Oklahoma

69 Caleb Tiernan                      OT        Northwestern

70 Darrell Jackson Jr.              DL        Florida State

71 Malik Muhammad                CB       Texas

72 Malachi Fields                     WR       Notre Dame

73 Emmett Johnson                 RB       Nebraska

74 Dani Dennis-Sutton             Edge    Penn State

75 Max Klare                            TE        Ohio State

76 Will Lee III                           CB       Texas A&M

77 Zachariah Branch                WR       Georgia

78 Joshua Josephs                 Edge    Tennessee

79 Ted Hurst                            WR       Georgia State

80 Logan Jones                       C          Iowa

81 Jalen Farmer                       OL        Kentucky                    

82 Tacario Davis                      CB       Washington

83 Michael Trigg                      TE        Baylor

84 Connor Lew                        C          Auburn

  85 Derrick Moore                   Edge    Michigan

  86 Drew Allar                         QB       Penn State

  87 L.T. Overton                      Edge    Alabama

  88 Kyle Louis                         LB        Pittsburgh

  89 Mike Washington               RB        Arkansas

  90 Brenen Thompson            WR       Mississippi State

  91 Harold Perkins                  LB        LSU

  92 De’Zhaun Stribling            WR       Ole Miss

  93 Charles Demmings            CB       SF Austin        

  94 Billy Schrauth                   G          Notre Dame

  95 Carson Beck                     QB       Miami (Fl)

  96 Ja’Kobi Lane                     WR       USC

  97 Oscar Delp                        TE        Georgia

  98 Julian Neal                        CB       Arkansas

  99 Bud Clark                          S          TCU

100 Keyron Crawford               Edge    Auburn 

101 Trey Zuhn III                      OL        Texas A&M       

102 Domonique Orange           DT        Iowa State

103 Isaiah World                      OT        Oregon

104 Garrett Nussmeier             QB       LSU

105 Jonah Coleman                 RB       Washington

106 Jake Slaughter                  C          Florida

107 Skyler Bell                         WR       UConn

108 Zakee Wheatley                 S          Penn State

109 Devin Moore                      CB       Florida

110 Deontae Lawson               LB        Alabama

111 Chris McClellan                 DT        Missouri

112 Chandler Rivers                CB       Duke

113 Bryce Lance                      WR       North Dakota State

114 Davison Igbinosun            CB       Ohio State

115 Romello Height                 Edge    Texas Tech

116 Elijah Sarratt                     WR       Indiana

117 Brian Parker II                   OL        Duke

118 Kaytron Allen                    RB       Penn State

119 Gracen Halton                   DL        Oklahoma

120 Sam Hecht                        OC       Kansas State              

121 Keyshaun Elliott                LB        Arizona State

122 Kamari Ramsey                 S          USC

123 Joe Royer                          TE        Cincinnati

124 Demond Claiborne            RB       Wake Forest

125 Kaleb Elams-Orr                LB        TCU

126 Nick Singleton                   RB       Penn State

127 Aamil Wagner                   OT        Notre Dame

128 Beau Stephens                  OL        Iowa

129 Ephesians Prysock           CB       Washington

130 Eric Rivers                        WR       Georgia Tech

131 Latrell McCutchcin            CB        Houston

132 Jack Kelly                         LB        BYU

133 Robert Spears-Jennings   S          Oklahoma

134 Jude Bowry                       OT        Boston College

135 V.J. Payne                         S          Kansas State              

136 Dontay Corleone               DT        Cincinnati

137 DJ Campbell                      OG       Texas       

138 Dallen Bentley                   TE        Utah                

139 Rayshaun Benny               DT        Michigan

140 Jack Endries                     TE        Texas

141 DeMonte Capehart            DT        Clemson

142 Logan Fano                       LB        Utah      

143 Sam Roush                        TE        Stanford

144 Michael Taaffe                   S          Texas 

145 Fa’alili Fa’amoe                 OT        Wake Forest

146 Hezekiah Masses              CB        Cal

147 Justin Jefferson                LB        Alabama

148 Genesis Smith                   S          Arizona

149 Tanner Koziol                    TE        Houston

150 Matt Gulbin                       OL        Michigan St.    

151 Eli Raridon                        TE        Notre Dame

152 Carver Willis                     OL        Washington

153 Justin Jolly                       TE        North Carolina State

154 Kaleb Proctor                    DT        SE Louisiana              

155 Austin Barber                    OT        Florida

156 Taylen Green                     QB       Arkansas        

157 Malik Benson                    WR       Oregon

158 Collin Wright                     CB        Stanford

159 Keon Coleman                   WR       Missouri

160 Mason Reiger                    Edge    Wisconsin

161 Marlin Klein                       TE        Michigan

162 Eric McAlister                   WR       TCU                                        

163 Caden Curry                      Edge    Ohio State

164 Tyler Onyedim                   DT        Texas A&M

165 Josh Cameron                   WR       Baylor

166 Drew Shelton                    OT        Penn State

167 Xzavian Harris                   DT        Mississippi

168 Dametrious Crownover     OT        Texas A&M

169 Keagen Trost                    OL        Missouri                     

170 Anthony Lucas                  Edge    USC    

171 Travis Burke                      OT        Memphis                     

172 Thaddeus Dixon                CB        North Carolina

173 DeShon Singleton             S          Nebraska                    

174 Taurean York                    LB        Texas A&M

175 J Michael Sturdivant          WR       Florida

176 Parker Brailsford               OL        Alabama

177 Nick Barrett                       DT        South Carolina

178 Jager Bruton                     OL        Kentucky

179 Zane Durant                      DT        Penn State

180 Ar’maj Reed-Adams          OG       Texas A&M     

181 Dae’Quan Wright               TE        Ole Miss

182 Max Llewellyn                   Edge    Iowa                                                                                                                                       

183 Seth McGowan                  RB        Kentucky

184 Wesley Williams                Edge    Duke               

185 Toriano Pride                    CB        Missouri

186 Tyreak Sapp                      Edge    Florida                                                

187 Jaydn Ott                          RB        Oklahoma

188 Delby Lemieux                  OL        Dartmouth

189 John Michael Gyllenborg  TE        Wyoming

190 Markel Bell                        OT        Miami

191 Domani Jackson               CB       Alabama

192 Xavier Nwankpa               S          Iowa

193 Kage Casey                       OT        Boise St.

194 Bishop Fitzgerald              S          USC    

195 J.C. Davis                          OT        Illinois

196 Tony Grimes                      CB       Purdue

197 Chip Trayanum                 RB       Toledo

198 Lorenzo Styles                  S          Ohio State

199 Eli Heidenreich                  RB        Navy

200 Jordan vanden Berg          DT        Georgia Tech              

201 Cade Klubnik                    QB       Clemson

202 Pat Coogan                        OL        Indiana

203 Jeff Caldwell                     WR       Cincinnati

204 Jadon Canady                   CB        Oregon

205 Nadame Tucker                 Edge   Western Michigan

206 Adam Randall                   RB       Clemson

207 Cole Payton                       QB       North Dakota State

208 Jack Velling                      TE        Michigan State

209 Josh Gesky                       OG       Illinois

210 Jeffrey M’Ba                      DT        SMU

211 Jaedan Roberts                 OG       Alabama

212 Barion Brown                    WR       LSU

213 Roman Hemby                  RB        Indiana

214 Harrison Wallace III           WR       Mississippi

215 Vincent Anthony               Edge     Duke

216 Caleb Douglas                   WR       Texas Tech

217 Desmond Reid                  RB        Pittsburgh

218 Caden Barnett                    OL        Wyoming

219 Devon Marshall                 CB        NC State

220 Anto Saka                         Edge    Northwestern

221 Dillon Bell                         WR       Georgia           

222 George Cumbs                  DE        Florida

223 Micah Morris                     OG       Georgia

224 Brett Thorson                    P          Georgia

225 C.J. Daniels                       WR       Miami (Fl)

226 Bryce Boettcher                LB        Oregon

227 Zavion Thomas                 WR       LSU

228 Cole Wisniewski                S          Texas Tech

229 RJ Maryland                      TE        SMU

230 Trey Moore                        Edge    Texas

231 Scooby Williams               LB        Texas A&M

232 Kaden Wetjen                    WR       Iowa

233 Le’Veon Moss                   RB        Texas A&M

234 Jeremiah Wilson               CB       Florida State   

235 Jordan Hudson                  WR       SMU

236 Febechi Nwaiwu                OG       Oklahoma

237 Tyren Montgomery            WR       John Carroll

238 Tim Keenan III                   DL        Alabama

239 Chris Hilton Jr.                  WR       LSU

240 Namdi Obiazor                  LB        TCU

241 Andre Fuller                      CB        Toledo

242 Xavier Scott                      S          Illinois             

243 J’Mari Taylor                     RB       Virginia

244 Skyler Gill-Howard            DL        Texas Tech     

245 Marcus Allen                     CB        North Carolina

246 Wade Woodaz                   LB        Clemson

247 Lander Barton                   LB        Utah      

248 Will Kacmarek                    TE        Ohio State

249 Rashul Faison                   RB        South Carolina

250 Micah Pettus                      OT        Florida State

251 Seydou Traore                   TE        Mississippi State

252 Reggie Virgil                     WR       Texas Tech

253 Bryan Thomas Jr.              Edge    South Carolina

254 Colbie Young                    WR       Georgia

255 Nate Koerkircher               TE        Texas A&M