NFL Draft 2023 Prospects – Declared Underclassmen
NFL Draft 2023 Prospects
Declared Underclassmen for the NFL Draft 2023
Current list of underclassmen expected to be available for the NFL Draft 2023. We will have complete list and breakdowns in the January Newsletter available later this month.
Declared before Jan. 16th. Players made announcements, mostly after their Bowl game. Many opted out of their teams’ bowl game making this offseason the worst overall postseason bowl games in recent years. The National championship series was the exception with incredible semi-finalist games.
NFL List of Official Underclassmen by Year
Year/ Players – Granted Special Eligibility past 13 years
2022 – 100
2021 – 98
2020 – 99
2019 – 103
2018 – 106
2017 – 95
2016 – 96
Ranked alphabetically by position
Quarterbacks
- Jaren Hall, BYU
- Tanner McKee, Stanford
- Anthony Richardson, Florida
- C.J. Stroud, Ohio State
- Bryce Young, Alabama
Running Backs
Israel Abanikanda Pittsburgh
Devon Achane Texas A&M
Tank Bigsby Auburn
Ronnie Brown Shepherd
Zach Charbonnet UCLA
Tiyon Evans Louisville
Zach Evans Mississippi
Jahmyr Gibbs Alabama
Evan Hull Northwestern
DeWayne McBride Alabama-Birm
Kendre Miller TCU
Keaton Mitchell East Carolina
Lew Nichols Central Michigan
Bijan Robinson Texas
Tyjae Spears Tulane
Titus Swen Wyoming
Tavion Thomas Utah
Sean Tucker Syracuse
Deuce Vaughn Kansas State
Wide Receivers
Jordan Addison USC
Kayshon Boutte LSU
Demario Douglas Liberty
Josh Downs North Carolina
Zay Flowers Boston College
Bryce Ford-Wheaton West Virginia
Jadon Haselwood Arkansas
Jalin Hyatt Tennessee
Sam James West Virginia
Rakim Jarrett Maryland
Quentin Johnston TCU
Marvin Mims Oklahoma
Trey Palmer Nebraska
Rashee Rice SMU
Tyler Scott Cincinnati
Justin Shorter Florida
Jaxon Smith-Njigba Ohio State
Cedric Tillman Tennessee
Parker Washington Penn State
Dontayvion Wicks Virginia
Tight Ends
1 Marshon Ford Louisville
2 Tucker Kraft South Dakota State
3 Michael Mayer Notre Dame
4 Luke Schoonmaker Michigan
5 Brenton Strange Penn State
6 Darnell Washington Georgia
Offensive linemen
Tackles
Matthew Bergeron Syracuse
Anthony Bradford LSU
Jaelyn Duncan Maryland
Blake Freeland BYU
Jovaughn Gwyn South Carolina
Paris Johnson Jr. Ohio State
Broderick Jones Georgia
Dawand Jones Ohio State
Anton Harrison Oklahoma
Peter Skoronski Northwestern
Carter Warren Pitt
Darnell Wright Tennessee
Guards
- Jon Gaines UCLA
- Warren McClendon Georgia
- O’Cyrus Torrence Florida
- Andrew Vorhees USC
Centers
- Joe Tippmann Wisconsin
- Luke Wypler Ohio State
Edge Rushers
- Mitchell Agude Miami
- J. Anderson Iowa State
- Will Anderson Jr. Alabama
- Felix Anudike-Uzomah Kansas State
- Andre Carter II Army
- Isaiah Foskey Notre Dame
- Derick Hall Auburn
- Zach Harrison Ohio State
- Myles Murphy Clemson
- B.J. Ojulari LSU
- Nolan Smith Georgia
- Lukas Van Ness Iowa
- Tuli Tuipolatu Southern Cal
- Tyree Wilson Texas Tech
- Colby Wooden Auburn
Defensive Tackles
- Bryan Bresee Clemson
- Jalen Carter Georgia
- Gervon Dexter Florida
- Siaki Ika Baylor
- Calijah Kancey Pittsburgh
- Jaquelin Roy LSU
Linebackers
- Nick Herbig Wisconsin
- Drew Sanders Arkansas
- Noah Sewell Oregon
- Trent Simpson Clemson
- Drake Thomas NC State
- Henry To’o To’o Alabama
Cornerbacks
- Alex Austin Oregon State
- Deonte Banks Maryland
- Emmanuel Forbes Mississippi State
- Christian Gonzalez Oregon
- Kyu Blu Kelly Stanford
- Tre’Vius Hodges-Tomlinson TCU
- Jaylon Jones Texas A&M
- Cameron Mitchell Northwestern
- Clark Phillips III Utah
- Joey Porter Jr. Penn State
- Eli Ricks Alabama
- Kelee Ringo Georgia
- Cam Smith South Carolina
- Tyrique Stevenson Miami
- DJ Turner Michigan
- Carrington Valentine Kentucky
- Garrett Williams Syracuse
- Devon Witherspoon Illinois
Safeties
Brian Branch Alabama
Ronnie Hickman Ohio State
Brandon Hill Pittsburgh
Antonio Johnson Texas A&M
Brandon Joseph Notre Dame
Jammie Robinson Florida State
Rashad Torrence Florida