25 April 2026
Bell is a towering outlier at 6’9/346 with 36 3/8” arms whose sheer mass and length create immediate problems for edge defenders, particularly when he locks out with his heavy hands. Bell logged a staggering 1,034 snaps in 2025 and delivered a major leap with a 83.5 pass block grade, surrendering just 15 pressures and zero sacks on 534 pass-blocking snaps, elite efficiency driven by his wingspan and upper-body power. He shed nearly 50 pounds since JUCO and rapidly improved his pass protectio ...25 April 2026
A true tight end’s tight end, Roush (6’6/267), does a little bit of everything without one elite trait. He peaked at 49 catches for 545 yards and two scores as a senior. Those two scores make up half of his collegiate touchdowns. The low scoring total could, in part, be explained by Roush’s struggles on contested targets, of which he secured just 47 percent. Roush isn’t a mauling blocker, but he handled his business in the trenches at Stanford and his massive frame will make the NFL tran ...25 April 2026
One of the older prospects in the 2025 draft pool, (4/13/2001) the well traveled Height (6’3/240) played for three different schools (Auburn, USC, Georgia Tech) before (6’3/240) delivering a breakout campaign in 2025. Across 598 snaps, he posted 48 tackles, 16 havoc plays, 12.5 TFL, 10 sacks, and 2 forced fumbles, acting as Tech’s second major heat source opposite All-American Edge David Bailey. His pass-rush metrics were standout: on 294 rushes, Height generated 53 pressures for an 18% pr ...25 April 2026
Williams, 21, stands 6’/187. He was a four-year starter at Clemson, primarily lining up in the slot, as a go-to receiver running quick-hitting routes. He also contributes as a seam stretcher. Williams earned first- and third-team All-ACC honors, respectively, over the last two seasons. He missed two games in 2025 due to a hamstring injury and posted a 55/604/4 receiving line. Williams also threw one touchdown pass and scored once as a rusher in each of the past two seasons. He could warrant FL ...
25 April 2026
Clark (6’1/188) is a rangy, opportunistic free safety whose ball production keeps dragging your eyes back to the tape, posting 55 tackles, 13 havoc plays, 4 interceptions and seven PBUs in 11 games for TCU. He allowed 17 catches on 30 targets for 202 yards and three touchdowns, but his 23.3 percent forced incompletion rate and four interceptions illustrate the feast-or-famine profile of a defensive back who trusts his instincts and attacks windows aggressively. Clark’s best work comes playin ...25 April 2026
With the Rams taking Ty Simpson early in the first round for some reason, the Cardinals add Beck to their paltry QB room alongside Jacoby Brissett and Gardner Minshew. Beck (6’4”/233) and his Miami Hurricanes were the runners-up in this year’s national championship game. A sixth-year prospect who started his career as a backup at Georgia, Beck wound up starting two seasons (2023 and 2024) for the Bulldogs before transferring to Miami for his final season. Beck has the prototypical size of ...25 April 2026
Onyedim (6’3/292) is a steady, assignment-sound interior defender whose profile is defined by balance rather than standout traits, pairing great explosion testing (32” vertical, 9’3” broad) with middling agility numbers and a brisk 1.69s 10-yard split (92nd percentile), which combined for a solid 8.31 RAS. He consistently excelled against the run, flashing disruptive ability in spurts while maintaining reliable gap integrity and run fits within Texas A&M’s front. He wins with hand ...25 April 2026
Crawford (6’4/253) is a high-motor edge who generated 37 pressures on 217 pass-rush snaps while adding five sacks in a productive 2025 campaign. He pairs that pass-rush juice with 11 havoc plays, 8.5 tackles for loss and 45 total tackles, flashing a well-rounded disruption profile. Crawford’s blazing 2.37 time-to-first-pressure underscores his explosive get-off, allowing him to consistently stress tackles vertically and force early pocket movement. He wins with burst, effort and developing h ...25 April 2026
Klein began playing football in Germany before moving to the United States in high school. Because he was late to football, his numbers at Michigan aren’t much to write home about. Over Klein’s last two seasons, he caught 37 passes for 351 yards and one touchdown. He stands 6’6/248 and ran a 4.61-second 40 at the NFL Scouting Combine. Add in strong burst numbers and he left Indy with a 9.05 RAS. Klein is also a strong blocker despite his lack of reps. His receiving game needs work, but the ...25 April 2026
Hill will join a rebuilding Tennessee defense now headed by head coach Robert Saleh. Hill Jr. (6’2/238) is a high-impact second-level defender who posted 63 tackles with 11 havoc plays, 5 TFL and 4.0 sacks across 10 games while delivering an elite 95.5% tackle rate. He was weaponized as a blitzer, generating 15 pressures on just 81 rushes (18.5% pressure rate) with 3 sacks created and a 2.68 time-to-first-pressure, flashing sudden closing burst and disruptive timing. Hill added 10 run stops wi ...25 April 2026
Klare (6’4/246) was a four-star recruit for Purdue and played a reserve role as a freshman. He only appeared in five games as a sophomore before an ankle injury ended his season. Klare finally broke out with a 51/685/4 receiving line in his third outing. As is often the case in the current college football landscape, Klare’s breakout made him a hot name in the transfer portal and the Buckeyes picked up the phone. Klare’s numbers tanked at Ohio State, though playing alongside at least two p ...25 April 2026
The Bills gave up a third and a sixth to move up for the pick. Igbinosun (6’2/189) is a long, press-oriented boundary defender with 32-inch arms, built to disrupt timing and squeeze receivers along the sideline. Across 1,532 career coverage snaps, he allowed 115 receptions on 217 targets for 1,187 yards, trimming that efficiency to a 47.8 completion percentage and 9.4 yards per catch in 2025. His physicality shows up at the line and catch point, but also in the box where he totaled 158 tackles ...25 April 2026
25 April 2026
Boerkircher (6’6/245) caught 38 passes across 52 FBS games for Nebraska and A&M. His 19-catch 2025 for the Aggies was his lone double-digit receptions total. Boerkircher’s calling card is his punishing blocks and “taste for contact,” in the words of NFL.com’s Lance Zierlein. The Athletic’s Dane Brugler does believe Boerkircher, 24, offers some “catch-point talent” after his somewhat surprising final season in College Station. Although his advanced age and lack of statistical ...25 April 2026
The Vikings get the No. 98 overall pick in 2026 and a 2027 third in exchange for Greenard, who joins one of the most athletic front sevens in the league. The two sides agreed to a four-year, $100 million extension that ties Greenard to the Eagles through 2029 and guarantees the athletic linebacker $50 million. Greenard’s 13.5 percent pressure rate in 12 games in 2025 ranked seventh in the league. General Manager Howie Roseman continues to add impact players via any means necessary during the d ...25 April 2026
Jones is a highly experienced, technically refined pivot who anchored the Joe Moore Award-winning front while logging over 2,800 career snaps exclusively at center. Jones took a major leap in 2025, posting a 90.7 PFF pass-block grade with a 99.4 pass-block efficiency, allowing just one sack and three total pressures on 336 pass-blocking snaps, showcasing elite control and consistency in protection. He pairs that polish with outstanding athletic testing, making him an ideal fit for zone-heavy sys ...25 April 2026
McNeil-Warren (6’3/201) is a downhill enforcer with three-phase impact, compiling 76 tackles, 17 havoc plays and seven TFL while functioning as a tone-setter near the line of scrimmage. In coverage, he was one of the most efficient safeties in the class, allowing just three receptions on 15 targets (20.0 percent) for 79 yards with a 0.25 yards per coverage snap and a 12.0 passer rating allowed, flashing strong anticipation and route recognition. McNeil-Warren’s ball production (two INTs, fiv ...25 April 2026
In 2025, Cisse (6’0/190) logged 269 coverage snaps and allowed just 18 receptions on 38 targets while surrendering 361 yards with an eyebrow raising 78.9 NFL passer rating against. His 75th-percentile 2025 defensive grade reflects a corner who can hold up in man coverage while bringing competitive run support, posting 26 tackles and 13 stops with a manageable 14.3 percent missed tackle rate. Cisse projects as a scheme-versatile outside corner, but continuing to refine his transitions and track ...25 April 2026
Considered a potential first-round talent, 21-year-old Allen (6'1/230) instead tumbled to the middle of Round 2. Allen was a linchpin of Georgia’s front seven in his second year as a full-time defensive centerpiece. He finished with 93 total tackles and an 89.4 percent tackle efficiency rate while generating 12 havoc plays, 7.0 TFLs, and 3.5 sacks while adding eight run stops, showing three-down disruption rather than merely cleanup volume. His pass-rush profile was legitimately impactful from ...25 April 2026
Stowers (6’4/239) was originally a four-star quarterback recruit at Texas A&M. After two seasons of holding the clipboard, he transferred to New Mexico State. Instead of having him back up Diego Pavia, the Aggies staff moved him to tight end and he immediately took to the position, going for 366 yards as a junior. Pavia and Stowers both transferred to Vanebrilt and the duo’s connection blossomed. Stowers racked up 638 yards in 2024 and 769 yards in 2025. With 62 grabs and four scores, St ...
