25 April 2026
25 April 2026
Fields (6’5/218) has elite size for an outside receiver and uses his size to outwork defenders in press coverage and win contested catches. He won’t blow past too many defenders, as evidenced by his 4.61 40-yard dash, but what Fields lacks in speed, he makes up for with acrobatic catches and good ball awareness to beat his defender. Fields totaled 800-plus yards and five touchdowns in his final two seasons at Virginia (2023-2024), and while his final season at Notre Dame (36-630-5) didn’t ...25 April 2026
McClellan (6’4/313) brings an NFL-ready frame with 34-inch arms and massive 11-inch hands, translating to a sturdy interior presence who posted a hyper-efficient 98.1 percent tackle rate with 51 total stops in 2025. His production profile shows steady disruption rather than outright dominance, producing 11 havoc plays, nine tackles for loss and six sacks while generating 20 pressures on 284 pass-rush snaps with a blazing 2.58 time-to-first-pressure. McClellan’s tape aligns with the data, as ...25 April 2026
Haulcy (6’0/215) is a throwback box safety whose instincts and trigger let him play faster than his timed speed, piling up 89 tackles, nine havoc plays, three interceptions and four PBUs in 12 games for LSU. He was one of the Tigers’ tone-setters on the back end, showing up as a downhill enforcer with an 82.4 percent tackle rate, plus the vision to undercut throws and bait quarterbacks into mistakes. In coverage, Haulcy allowed 18 catches on 31 targets for 213 yards and one touchdown, adding ...
25 April 2026
Branch was the top receiver recruit in the 2023 class. He played a backup role at USC as a freshman and amassed just 320 receiving yards, but his knack for turning designed touches into touchdowns was readily apparent. Branch scored a punt return touchdown, a kick return touchdown, and a rushing touchdown. He also led the country in yards per kick return (20.8). Branch improved his receiving total to 503 yards in his second season, but he was still parked behind Makai Lemon and Ja’Kobi Lane on ...25 April 2026
25 April 2026
Davis (6’4/194) offers rare boundary dimensions with 33-plus inch arms and an 8.75 RAS, pairing long-strider speed (4.41s forty) with disruptive length. Across 218 coverage snaps, he allowed just 13 receptions on 29 targets (44 percent) for 128 yards with zero touchdowns, adding two INTs and four passes broken up while holding quarterbacks to a 47.2 rating. His 17.2 percent forced incompletion rate and 0.59 yards per coverage snap underscore his ability to shrink throwing windows and contest a ...25 April 2026
Spending all four of his college seasons at Georgia, Delp (6’5/245) has limited receiving production but possesses a good build and flashes physicality. A starter for three years, Delp never surpassed 300 yards receiving during his time with the Bulldogs. Serviceable with the ball in his hands, Delp averaged 7.9 yards after catch per reception, No. 17 among tight ends last season. As a blocker, he lacks length but has the physicality and agility to block in motion. Playing through a hairline f ...25 April 2026
Fields (6’5/218) has elite size for an outside receiver and uses his size to outwork defenders in press coverage and win contested catches. He won’t blow past too many defenders, as evidenced by his 4.61 40-yard dash, but what Fields lacks in speed, he makes up for with acrobatic catches and good ball awareness to beat his defender. Fields totaled 800-plus yards and five touchdowns in his final two seasons at Virginia (2023-2024), and while his final season at Notre Dame (36-630-5) didn’t ...25 April 2026
It’s a multi-round reach for the Dolphins, who are desperate for receiver production after dealing Jaylen Waddle to Denver last month. Douglas had a meager 43rd percentile wideout dominator rating at Texas tech. Douglas (6’4”/206) spent the first two seasons of his career at Florida playing as a backup, but after transferring to Texas Tech in 2024, he found himself in a full-time starter role. Douglas has impressive speed for a player of his size, blazing a 4.39 40-yard dash at the combine ...25 April 2026
A year ago, Allar’s (6’5”/228) stock was at an all-time high, as the former Nittany Lion was viewed as a potential top-five draft pick after throwing for 3,327-24-8 in his third year on campus. Unfortunately, the decision to return to Penn State in 2025 dealt a heavy blow to Allar’s draft stock after his passing numbers regressed in the six games he appeared in, and a broken left ankle prematurely ended his season. It doesn’t take long to look at Allar and see that he has the size and ...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 ...
