Summarize and humanize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in EnglishAfter I finish up The Beast, my attention shifts to a complete seven-round mock draft. It’s a time-exhaustive task, but I also see it as a helpful thought exercise to focus on team needs, draft trends and fits for all 32 organizations.Scroll to the bottom for team-by-team draft hauls to better see how each team did in this scenario.(Ed. note: An asterisk designates a compensatory draft pick.)1. Tennessee Titans: Cam Ward, QB, MiamiIt became clear at the combine that Ward would be the No. 1 pick. The only question: Would the Titans trade out or stick and pick themselves? Over the last month, it’s become apparent that Tennessee plans to stay in the top spot and hand Ward the keys to its franchise.2. Cleveland Browns: Travis Hunter, WR/CB, ColoradoThe Browns are desperate to get the quarterback position right, although I don’t expect them to force the pick. With the best player in the draft still available, it makes sense that the choice here would be Hunter, who could provide a spark on offense (and defense).3. New York Giants: Abdul Carter, edge, Penn StateLike Cleveland, the Giants are looking for the “right” quarterback — but with Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston on the roster, they also don’t need to force anything. Pass rusher might not be a screaming need, but you draft players not positions in the top three, and Carter is a true impact player.4. New England Patriots: Will Campbell, OT, LSUShould the Patriots consider Ashton Jeanty? Of course — he is arguably the best player available here. But Campbell also would be in the best available conversation at this point, plus he plays a position that’s a major need for New England. The Pats nab the best offensive lineman in the draft.5. Jacksonville Jaguars: Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise StateIf the Jaguars had a chance at a high-level corner here, that is the direction they should go. But this draft is light at the top and Jeanty is the best player available. He would give the Jacksonville offense an immediate upgrade.6. Las Vegas Raiders: Mason Graham, DT, MichiganNewly hired general manager John Spytek prioritizes pass rush over everything else on defense. Graham doesn’t have ideal length and isn’t on the same level as a Quinnen Williams-type prospect, but he deconstructs blocks consistently and becomes a problem for offenses. Spytek and his boss, Tom Brady, being Michigan alums doesn’t hurt, either.7. New York Jets: Armand Membou, OT, MissouriWith tight end arguably the top need on the Jets’ roster, Tyler Warren makes sense here. But investing premium resources at a position that has plagued this franchise for a long time is not a bad idea. Olu Fashanu and Membou as bookend tackles? Justin Fields wouldn’t hate that.8. Carolina Panthers: Jalon Walker, edge/LB, GeorgiaA hybrid player, Walker is at his best as a joker edge who can be flexed around the front seven and give a blocking scheme fits. There is certainly risk involved with his projection, but it isn’t hard to see why so many teams have Walker — who discovered his love for football about a half-hour north of Charlotte, N.C. — ranked so highly.
Georgia LB Jalon Walker didn’t have a sack in the box score, but he lived in the Kentucky backfield (8 pressures).
Downhill burst + flexible bend + power in his hands pic.twitter.com/MXtdhbPJZw
— Dane Brugler (@dpbrugler) September 17, 20249. New Orleans Saints: Tetairoa McMillan, WR, ArizonaIs this a quarterback landing spot? And if so, which one? New Orleans hasn’t drafted a first-round quarterback in 53 years (Archie Manning in 1971), but anything is possible with the recent Derek Carr injury news. However, I’m not sold that the Saints love their options here, so in this scenario they opt to upgrade the receiver depth chart.10. Chicago Bears: Tyler Warren, TE, Penn StateThis is a pairing that grew on me the more and more I considered it. Ben Johnson runs a decent amount of “12” personnel, which would get both Warren and Cole Kmet on the field (Kmet also has no guaranteed money left on his deal after this season). Warren can be for Chicago what Sam LaPorta was to Detroit the last two seasons.11. San Francisco 49ers: Shemar Stewart, edge, Texas A&MI certainly understand the reservations with Stewart and his lack of sack production in college — he isn’t a slam-dunk prospect. But he created plenty of noise when the Aggies allowed him to pin back his ears and attack the quarterback (he led A&M in pressures in 2024). His dominant Senior Bowl flashes and elite explosion numbers at the combine could be enough to convince a pass rush-starved team such as the 49ers to bet on his tools.12. Dallas Cowboys: Matthew Golden, WR, TexasThe Cowboys could go in a few directions at No. 12: cornerback, defensive line, even Jeanty if he falls. But adding another pass catcher would help put points on the board, and Golden’s ability to play inside-outside and create throwing windows would make him a natural complement to CeeDee Lamb.13. Miami Dolphins: Nick Emmanwori, S, South CarolinaThe Dolphins have more questions than answers at several positions, including safety. At 6-foot-3 and 220 pounds with 4.3-second speed, Emmanwori is a physical freak. His teammates also praise his football IQ and reaction skills. A talent like that in Anthony Weaver’s scheme would be fun.14. Indianapolis Colts: Colston Loveland, TE, MichiganI’m sure there is Loveland-to-Indy fatigue because it is a frequent pairing in mock drafts, but I’m not switching things up for the sake of variety. With his athleticism and pass-catching skills, Loveland is one of the best weapons this draft class has to offer and would upgrade the Colts’ offense immediately.15. Atlanta Falcons: Mike Green, edge, MarshallThe FBS leader in sacks last season, Green uses linear burst and athletic twitch to be a disruptive one-on-one pass rusher. Despite average size measurements, he sets a violent edge in the run game and his motor pops on every tape (led all FBS defensive linemen in tackles in 2024).16. Arizona Cardinals: Mykel Williams, edge, GeorgiaWhen you grade to the flashes, Williams is as impressive as any other defensive player in the class. Still just 20, he was hampered by a nagging ankle injury in 2024 but still looked like an All-SEC player on multiple tapes.17. Cincinnati Bengals: Derrick Harmon, DT, OregonThe Bengals have several needs on defense. Above all, though, they need an impact guy — and Harmon fits the bill. No other interior defensive lineman was more disruptive in the FBS last season, against both run and pass. It’s hard to go wrong drafting guys who hate to be blocked, and that sums up Harmon.18. Seattle Seahawks: Gray Zabel, G/C, North Dakota StateAfter not doing much to address the offensive line in free agency, the Seahawks will be hunting for interior offensive linemen in the first few rounds. A college left tackle, Zabel is an above-average athlete for 312 pounds and has crushed every step of the draft process. He’s secured a spot in the top 32.19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jihaad Campbell, LB, AlabamaLavonte David is back at age 35 for a reason — he is still playing at a high level. But this would also be a great opportunity for the veteran to help Campbell get introduced to NFL life. The Buccaneers are going to have a defense-heavy draft, especially in the early rounds.20. Denver Broncos: Omarion Hampton, RB, North CarolinaThe Broncos were a year ahead of schedule last season and have a chance to push for the AFC West this season, especially if they can add a productive weapon such as Hampton. With his blend of patience, power and speed, the former Tar Heels back would help elevate Sean Payton’s offense.21. Pittsburgh Steelers: Shedeur Sanders, QB, ColoradoIf Sanders indeed falls out of the top three, we’d then go on “Shedeur watch” to see where he lands. Presumably, the Steelers will have a serviceable short-term option, and Sanders would provide them more of a long-term answer.22. Los Angeles Chargers: Kenneth Grant, DT, MichiganThe Chargers lost Poona Ford in free agency and need to make upgrades on the interior of their defensive line. Grant, who is obviously familiar with the Chargers’ scheme and coaching under Jim Harbaugh, offers the size of a nose tackle with the movement skills of a gap penetrator.23. Green Bay Packers: Will Johnson, CB, MichiganI wouldn’t be surprised to see Johnson go as high as No. 11 to the 49ers, but he might still be on the board in the 20s. He declined to run the 40-yard dash at his pro day and the medicals will be a factor for several teams, but the tape shows a really good football player.24. Minnesota Vikings: Jahdae Barron, CB, TexasInterior offensive or defensive line very easily could be the pick here, but the Vikings might address the secondary if the right player is on the board. It’s fun imagining the ways Brian Flores could use a versatile and athletic weapon like Barron.25. Houston Texans: Walter Nolen, DT, Ole MissAnother true wild card in this draft class, Nolen could be snatched up in the top 15 by a team such as the 49ers or Cowboys … or he could fall to the mid-20s, where the Texans would be ready to bet on his high-impact upside as an interior disruptor.26. Los Angeles Rams: Josh Conerly Jr., OT/G, OregonWhether to help Matthew Stafford immediately or a different quarterback down the road, investing in the offensive line makes sense for the Rams. Conerly is an ascending player who could kick inside to guard, if needed, but would also give Los Angeles an eventual starter at tackle.27. Baltimore Ravens: Kelvin Banks Jr., OT/G, TexasRonnie Stanley returning to Baltimore lessens the need here, but Banks would compete with Andrew Vorhees for the starting left guard spot in Year 1, while giving the Ravens much needed tackle depth behind Stanley and Roger Rosengarten. Adding Banks would help turn the offensive line into a strength for Baltimore.28. Detroit Lions: Maxwell Hairston, CB, KentuckyThe Lions have been doing their homework on Hairston, who ran a 4.28 40-yard dash at the combine and jumped almost 40 inches in the vertical at his pro day. He might not have the tackling consistency that Dan Campbell prefers, but his cover skills would upgrade Detroit’s secondary.29. Washington Commanders: Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio StateIt was hard to pass on Donovan Ezeiruaku, who would fill a big need for the Commanders at pass rusher. But the idea of adding a polished receiver such as Egbuka would be an appealing option — and would move Washington one step closer to an all-Ohio State receiving depth chart.
No block, no rock.
Emeka Egbuka’s blocking was all over the MSU tape. That won’t go unnoticed by NFL scouts. pic.twitter.com/3lE2Yfmb7g
— Dane Brugler (@dpbrugler) October 1, 202430. Buffalo Bills: Malaki Starks, S, GeorgiaTaylor Rapp and Damar Hamlin are mediocre options, although the Bills still have expectations for Cole Bishop. But I don’t think any safety on the Buffalo roster should stop them from adding a playmaker such as Starks for the back end of the defense.31. Kansas City Chiefs: Josh Simmons, OT, Ohio StateThis played out perfectly for the Chiefs. Simmons has the talent to be in the OT1 conversation in this draft class, but a midseason knee injury and a “so-so” interview process, as one scout described it, has put a discount sticker on his report.32. Philadelphia Eagles: Donovan Ezeiruaku, Edge, Boston CollegeEzeiruaku is No. 22 in my final top 100, but he falls to the Super Bowl champs here. With his length, bend and proven ability to reach the quarterback, he would check several boxes for the Eagles at the position.
Round 2 PickTeamPlayerPosSchool33Jaxson DartQBOle Miss34Jalen MilroeQBAlabama35Luther Burden IIIWRMissouri36Trey AmosCBOle Miss37Tyler BookerGAlabama38Jayden HigginsWRIowa State39TreVeyon HendersonRBOhio State40Tyler ShoughQBLouisville41Aireontae ErseryOTMinnesota42Mason TaylorTELSU43Carson SchwesingerLBUCLA44Quinshon JudkinsRBOhio State45Jonah SavaiinaeaOT/GArizona46Tyleik WilliamsDTOhio State47Jaylin NoelWRIowa State48Donovan JacksonOT/GOhio State49Landon JacksonEdgeArkansas50Azareye’h ThomasCBFlorida State51Jordan BurchEdgeOregon52James Pearce Jr.EdgeTennessee53Nic ScourtonEdgeTexas A&M54Darius AlexanderDTToledo55Elijah ArroyoTEMiami56Joshua FarmerDTFlorida State57T.J. SandersDTSouth Carolina58Jalen RoyalsWRUtah State59Xavier WattsSNotre Dame60JT TuimoloauEdgeOhio State61Oluwafemi OladejoEdgeUCLA62Shavon Revel Jr.CBEast Carolina63Tre HarrisWROle Miss64Tate RatledgeGGeorgia
Thoughts on a few Round 2 selections:34. New York Giants: Jalen Milroe, QB, AlabamaAs I reported last week, Milroe has accepted his invitation to the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay, creating even more intrigue about when he will hear his name called. I like this fit for both sides — a young, dynamic quarterback for the Giants to develop, and a landing spot for Milroe where he won’t be thrust onto the field before he’s ready.38. New England Patriots: Jayden Higgins, WR, Iowa StateAfter addressing their offensive line in Round 1, the Patriots come back and add a big, athletic wide receiver on the outside. A grouping of Higgins-Stefon Diggs-DeMario Douglas across the formation would be a clear upgrade over what New England was trotting out at receiver last season.42. New York Jets: Mason Taylor, TE, LSUIt will be understandable if the Jets go with Warren in the top 10 — but this might be the better route. Taylor is a borderline first-round prospect who can step in from day one and be a useful player.48. Miami Dolphins: Donovan Jackson, OT/G, Ohio StateLiam Eichenberg is replaceable as a starter and James Daniels is coming off an Achilles injury, so expect the Dolphins to add a guard early. With his inside-outside versatility, Jackson would be a terrific fit — if he lasts this long.55. Los Angeles Chargers: Elijah Arroyo, TE, MiamiThe Chargers have multiple needs on defense, but can we get Justin Herbert more help? Tyler Conklin and Will Dissly would keep the top two spots on the tight end depth chart warm until Arroyo — and his explosive talent — is ready to impact games.62. Buffalo Bills: Shavon Revel Jr., CB, East CarolinaComing off an ACL injury, Revel is a wild card. At 6-foot-2, 202 pounds, he would have run in the 4.3 range if healthy and has the rangy ball skills that jump off the tape. He would become the new Rasul Douglas in Buffalo.
Round 3 PickTeamPlayerPosSchool65Kaleb JohnsonRBIowa66Alfred CollinsDTTexas67Ozzy TrapiloOTBoston College68Benjamin MorrisonCBNotre Dame69Jared WilsonCGeorgia70Kevin Winston Jr.SPenn State71Nohl WilliamsCBCalifornia72Jack SawyerEdgeOhio State73Kyle WilliamsWRWashington State74Jack BechWRTCU75Anthony BeltonOTNC State76Shemar TurnerDTTexas A&M77Ty RobinsonDTNebraska78Ty HamiltonDTOhio State79Marcus MbowG/CPurdue80Smael Mondon Jr.LBGeorgia81Miles FrazierGLSU82Quinn EwersQBTexas83Dylan SampsonRBTennessee84Jacob ParrishCBKansas State85Terrance FergusonTEOregon86Tory HortonWRColorado State87Elic AyomanorWRStanford88Gunnar HelmTETexas89Charles GrantOTWilliam & Mary90Quincy RileyCBLouisville91Ashton GillotteEdgeLouisville92Savion WilliamsWRTCU93Princely UmanmielenEdgeOle Miss94Sai’vion JonesEdgeLSU95Cam SkatteboRBArizona State96Harold Fannin Jr.TEBowling Green97Dylan FairchildGGeorgia98Darien PorterCBIowa State99Jamaree CaldwellDTOregon100Omarr Norman-LottDTTennessee101Danny StutsmanLBOklahoma102Wyatt MilumOT/GWest Virginia
Thoughts on a few Round 3 selections:65. New York Giants: Kaleb Johnson, RB, IowaJohnson spent time with the Giants on a top-30 visit earlier this month and would pair nicely with Tyrone Tracy Jr. in the backfield. It also would be a fun reunion for Johnson with Giants running backs coach Ladell Betts, his position coach for the Hawkeyes the past three seasons.71. New Orleans Saints: Nohl Williams, CB, CaliforniaWilliams fills a need after the Saints lost Paulson Adebo in free agency. And few will have better intel on Williams than newly hired linebacker coach Peter Sirmon — Williams’ defensive coordinator the past few seasons.75. San Francisco 49ers: Anthony Belton, OT, NC StateIn a draft with a limited number of true left tackles, Belton is more well-liked around the league than most realize. He’d give San Francisco immediate depth on the edges and a long-term succession plan behind left tackle Trent Williams.81. Cincinnati Bengals: Miles Frazier, G, LSUThe Bengals can find a starter-quality guard on Day 2 of this year’s draft. Although not a top-tier athlete, Frazier plays with mauling strength and the competitive finish that fits what the Bengals like at the position.91. Baltimore Ravens: Ashton Gillotte, edge, LouisvillePersistent, fast and physical, Gillotte screams “Ravens-like pass rusher.” He might not check every box (which is why he is expected to be drafted in this range), but he was constantly in the backfield on each tape studied.
Round 4 PickTeamPlayerPosSchool103Cam JacksonDTFlorida104Jordan JamesRBOregon105Jalen RiversOT/GMiami106RJ HarveyRBUCF107Jay ToiaDTUCLA108Ollie Gordon IIRBOklahoma State109Bradyn SwinsonEdgeLSU110Deone WalkerDTKentucky111Billy Bowman Jr.SOklahoma112Chase LundtOTUConn113Damien MartinezRBMiami114Dorian StrongCBVirginia Tech115Emery Jones Jr.OT/GLSU116Vernon BroughtonDTTexas117CJ WestDTIndiana118Logan BrownOTKansas119Trevor EtienneRBGeorgia120Josaiah StewartEdgeMichigan121Jonas SankerSVirginia122Aeneas PeeblesDTVirginia Tech123Jordan PhillipsDTMaryland124Barryn SorrellEdgeTexas125Bhayshul TutenRBVirginia Tech126Tai FeltonWRMaryland127Kyle McCordQBSyracuse128DJ GiddensRBKansas State129Rylie MillsDTNotre Dame130Jeffrey BassaLBOregon131Devin NealRBKansas132Jaylin LaneWRVirginia Tech133Bryce CabeldueGKansas134Lathan RansomSOhio State135Dillon GabrielQBOregon136Caleb RansawCBTulane137JJ PeguesDTOle Miss138Bilhal KoneCBWestern Michigan
Round 5 PickTeamPlayerPosSchool139Warren BrinsonDTGeorgia140Demetrius Knight Jr.LBSouth Carolina141Cameron WilliamsOTTexas142Hollin PierceOTRutgers143Will HowardQBOhio State144Kyle KennardEdgeSouth Carolina145Andrew MukubaSTexas146Caleb RogersGTexas Tech147Tez JohnsonWROregon148Jaylen ReedSPenn State149Korie BlackCBOklahoma State150Tyrion Ingram-DawkinsEdgeGeorgia151Riley LeonardQBNotre Dame152Jacory Croskey-MerrittRBArizona153Barrett CarterLBClemson154Arian SmithWRGeorgia155Jalen TravisOTIowa State156Elijah RobertsEdgeSMU157Oronde Gadsden IITESyracuse158Zy AlexanderCBLSU159Joe HuberG/CWisconsin160Jackson SlaterG/CSacramento State161Chris Paul Jr.LBOle Miss162Zah FrazierCBUTSA163Jarquez HunterRBAuburn164Denzel BurkeCBOhio State165Yahya BlackDTIowa166LeQuint AllenRBSyracuse167Jared IveyEdgeOle Miss168Carson VinsonOTAlabama A&M169Seth McLaughlinCOhio State170Kobe KingLBPenn State171Mitchell EvansTENotre Dame172Malachi MooreSAlabama173Myles HintonOTMichigan174Fadil DiggsEdgeSyracuse175Moliki MatavaoTEUCLA176David WalkerEdgeCentral Arkansas
Round 6 PickTeamPlayerPosSchool177Brashard SmithRBSMU178Joshua GrayG/COregon State179CJ DippreTEAlabama180Pat BryantWRIllinois181Luke KandraGCincinnati182Mac McWilliamsCBUCF183Jake BriningstoolTEClemson184Jared Harrison-HunteDTSMU185Chimere DikeWRFlorida186Jah JoynerEdgeMinnesota187Jaydon BlueRBTexas188Robert LongerbeamCBRutgers189Woody MarksRBUSC190Ricky White IIIWRUNLV191Drew KendallCBoston College192KeAndre Lambert-SmithWRAuburn193Sebastian CastroSIowa194Clay WebbG/CJacksonville State195Cam HorsleyDTBoston College196Nazir StackhouseDTGeorgia197Xavier RestrepoWRMiami198Thomas Fidone IITENebraska199Kain MedranoLBUCLA200Nick MartinLBOklahoma State201Jalin ConyersTETexas Tech202Que RobinsonEdgeAlabama203Dont’e Thornton Jr.WRTennessee204Cody SimonLBOhio State205Jack KiserLBNotre Dame206Gavin BartholomewTEPittsburgh207Shemar JamesLBFlorida208Marcus HarrisCBCalifornia209Antwaun Powell-RylandEdgeVirginia Tech210Branson TaylorOTPittsburgh211Jordan HancockCB/SOhio State212Andres BorregalesKMiami213Teddye BuchananLBCalifornia214Tim SmithDTAlabama215Tyler BaronEdgeMiami216Justin WalleyCBMinnesota
Round 7 PickTeamPlayerPosSchool217Kitan CrawfordSNevada218Cobee BryantCBKansas219Jay HigginsLBIowa220Garrett DellingerGLSU221Ahmed HassaneinEdgeBoise State222Dante Trader Jr.SMaryland223Esa PoleOTWashington State224Isaac TeSlaaWRArkansas225Francisco MauigoaLBMiami226Caleb EtienneOTBYU227Jackson HawesTEGeorgia Tech228Nick NashWRSan Jose State229Carson BruenerLBWashington230Maxen HookSToledo231Upton StoutCBWestern Kentucky232Elijah PonderEdgeCal Poly233Cody LindenbergLBMinnesota234Eugene AsanteLBAuburn235Jimmy Horn Jr.WRColorado236Jason MarshallCBFlorida237Jamon Dumas-JohnsonLBKentucky238Ryan FitzgeraldKFlorida State239Hayden ConnerGTexas240Kyonte HamiltonDTRutgers241Eli CoxCKentucky242Kyle MonangaiRBRutgers243Kalel MullingsRBMichigan244Rayuan Lane IIISNavy245Jonah MonheimG/CUSC246Ajani CorneliusOTOregon247Jack NelsonOTWisconsin248Craig WoodsonSCalifornia249Max BrosmerQBMinnesota250Kurtis RourkeQBIndiana251Luke LacheyTEIowa252Elijah SimmonsDTTennessee253Tahj BrooksRBTexas Tech254Alijah HuzzieCBNorth Carolina255Marques SigleSKansas State256Hunter WohlerSWisconsin257Ethan DownsEdgeOklahoma
Team-by-team results(Notes: Teams are listed in alphabetical order; players are designated by round selected and overall pick)Arizona Cardinals1 (16). Edge Mykel Williams, Georgia2 (47). WR Jaylin Noel, Iowa State3 (78). DT Ty Hamilton, Ohio State4 (115). OT/G Emery Jones Jr., LSU5 (152). RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Arizona7 (225). LB Francisco Mauigoa, MiamiAtlanta Falcons1 (15). Edge Mike Green, Marshall2 (46). DT Tyleik Williams, Ohio State4 (118). OT Logan Brown, Kansas7 (218). CB Cobee Bryant, Kansas7 (242). RB Kyle Monangai, RutgersBaltimore Ravens1 (27). OT/G Kelvin Banks Jr., Texas2 (59). S Xavier Watts, Notre Dame3 (91). Edge Ashton Gillotte, Louisville4 (129). DT Rylie Mills, Notre Dame4 (136). CB Caleb Ransaw, Tulane5 (176). Edge David Walker, Central Arkansas6 (183). TE Jake Briningstool, Clemson6 (203). WR Dont’e Thornton Jr., Tennessee6 (210). OT Branson Taylor, Pittsburgh6 (212). K Andres Borregales, Miami7 (243). RB Kalel Mullings, MichiganBuffalo Bills1 (30). S Malaki Starks, Georgia2 (56). DT Joshua Farmer, Florida State2 (62). CB Shavon Revel Jr., East Carolina4 (109). Edge Bradyn Swinson, LSU4 (132). WR Jaylin Lane, Virginia Tech5 (169). C Seth McLaughlin, Ohio State5 (170). LB Kobe King, Penn State5 (173). OT Myles Hinton, Michigan6 (177). RB Brashard Smith, SMU6 (206). TE Gavin Bartholomew, PittsburghCarolina Panthers1 (8). Edge/LB Jalon Walker, Georgia2 (57). DT T.J. Sanders, South Carolina3 (74). WR Jack Bech, TCU4 (111). S Billy Bowman Jr., Oklahoma4 (114). CB Dorian Strong, Virginia Tech5 (140). LB Demetrius Knight Jr., South Carolina5 (146). G Caleb Rogers, Texas Tech5 (163). RB Jarquez Hunter, Auburn7 (230). S Maxen Hook, ToledoChicago Bears1 (10). TE Tyler Warren, Penn State2 (39). RB TreVeyon Henderson, Ohio State2 (41). OT Aireontae Ersery, OT, Minnesota3 (72). Edge Jack Sawyer, Ohio State5 (148). S Jaylen Reed, Penn State7 (233). LB Cody Lindenberg, Minnesota7 (240). DT Kyonte Hamilton, RutgersCincinnati Bengals1 (17). DT Derrick Harmon, Oregon2 (49). Edge Landon Jackson, Arkansas3 (81). G Miles Frazier, LSU4 (119). RB Trevor Etienne, Georgia5 (153). LB Barrett Carter, Clemson6 (193). S Sebastian Castro, IowaCleveland Browns1 (2). CB/WR Travis Hunter, Colorado2 (33). QB Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss3 (67). OT Ozzy Trapilo, Boston College3 (94). Edge Sai’vion Jones, LSU4 (104). RB Jordan James, Oregon6 (179). TE CJ Dippre, Alabama6 (192). WR KeAndre Lambert-Smith, Auburn6 (200). LB Nick Martin, Oklahoma State6 (216). CB Justin Walley, Minnesota7 (255). S Marques Sigle, Kansas StateDallas Cowboys1 (12). WR Matthew Golden, Texas2 (44). RB Quinshon Judkins, Ohio State3 (76). DT Shemar Turner, Texas A&M5 (149). CB Korie Black, Oklahoma State5 (174). Edge Fadil Diggs, Syracuse6 (204). LB Cody Simon, Ohio State6 (211). CB/S Jordan Hancock, Ohio State7 (217). S Kitan Crawford, Nevada7 (239). G Hayden Conner, Texas7 (247). OT Jack Nelson, WisconsinDenver Broncos1 (20). RB Omarion Hampton, North Carolina2 (51). Edge Jordan Burch, Oregon3 (85). TE Terrance Ferguson, Oregon4 (122). DT Aeneas Peebles, Virginia Tech6 (191). C Drew Kendall, Boston College6 (197). WR Xavier Restrepo, Miami6 (208). CB Marcus Harris, CaliforniaDetroit Lions1 (28). CB Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky2 (60). Edge JT Tuimoloau, Ohio State3 (102). OT/G Wyatt Milum, West Virginia4 (130). LB Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon6 (196). DT Nazir Stackhouse, Georgia7 (228). WR Nick Nash, San Jose State7 (244). S Rayuan Lane III, NavyGreen Bay Packers1 (23). CB Will Johnson, Michigan2 (54). DT Darius Alexander, Toledo3 (87). WR Elic Ayomanor, Stanford4 (124). Edge Barryn Sorrell, Texas5 (159). G/C Joe Huber, Wisconsin6 (198). TE Thomas Fidone II, Nebraska7 (237). LB Jamon Dumas-Johnson, Kentucky7 (250). QB Kurtis Rourke, IndianaHouston Texans1 (25). DT Walter Nolen, Ole Miss2 (58). WR Jalen Royals, Utah State3 (79). G/C Marcus Mbow, Purdue3 (89). OT Charles Grant, William & Mary5 (166). RB LeQuint Allen, Syracuse7 (236). CB Jason Marshall, Florida7 (241). C Eli Cox, KentuckyIndianapolis Colts1 (14). TE Colston Loveland, Michigan2 (45). OT/G Jonah Savaiinaea, Arizona3 (80). LB Smael Mondon Jr., Georgia4 (117). DT CJ West, Indiana5 (151). QB Riley Leonard, Notre Dame6 (189). RB Woody Marks, USC7 (232). Edge Elijah Ponder, Cal PolyJacksonville Jaguars1 (5). RB Ashton Jeanty, Boise State2 (36). CB Trey Amos, Ole Miss3 (70). S Kevin Winston Jr., Penn State3 (88). TE Gunnar Helm, Texas4 (107). DT Jay Toia, UCLA4 (126). WR Tai Felton, Maryland5 (142). OT Hollin Pierce, Rutgers6 (182). CB Mac McWilliams, UCF6 (194). G/C Clay Webb, Jacksonville State7 (221). Edge Ahmed Hassanein, Boise StateKansas City Chiefs1 (31). OT Josh Simmons, Ohio State2 (63). WR Tre Harris, Ole Miss3 (66). DT Alfred Collins, Texas3 (95). RB Cam Skattebo, Arizona State4 (133). G Bryce Cabeldue, Kansas7 (226). OT Caleb Etienne, BYU7 (251). TE Luke Lachey, Iowa7 (257). Edge Ethan Downs, OklahomaLas Vegas Raiders1 (6). DT Mason Graham, Michigan2 (37). G Tyler Booker, Alabama3 (68). CB Benjamin Morrison, Notre Dame4 (108). RB Ollie Gordon II, Oklahoma State5 (143). QB Will Howard, Ohio State6 (180). WR Pat Bryant, Illinois6 (213). LB Teddye Buchanan, California6 (215). Edge Tyler Baron, Miami7 (222). S Dante Trader Jr., MarylandLos Angeles Chargers1 (22). DT Kenneth Grant, Michigan2 (55). TE Elijah Arroyo, Miami3 (86). WR Tory Horton, Colorado State4 (125). RB Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia Tech5 (158). CB Zy Alexander, LSU6 (181). G Luke Kandra, Cincinnati6 (199). LB Kain Medrano, UCLA6 (209). Edge Antwaun Powell-Ryland, Virginia Tech6 (214). DT Tim Smith, Alabama7 (256). S Hunter Wohler, WisconsinLos Angeles Rams1 (26). OT/G Josh Conerly Jr., Oregon3 (90). CB Quincy Riley, Louisville3 (101). LB Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma4 (127). QB Kyle McCord, Syracuse6 (190). WR Ricky White III, UNLV6 (195). DT Cam Horsley, Boston College6 (201). TE Jalin Conyers, Texas Tech6 (202). Edge Que Robinson, AlabamaMiami Dolphins1 (13). S Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina2 (48). OT/G Donovan Jackson, Ohio State3 (98). CB Darien Porter, Iowa State4 (116). DT Vernon Broughton, Texas4 (135). QB Dillon Gabriel, Oregon5 (150). DL Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, Georgia5 (155). OT Jalen Travis, Iowa State7 (224). WR Isaac TeSlaa, Arkansas7 (231). CB Upton Stout, Western Kentucky7 (253). RB Tahj Brooks, Texas TechMinnesota Vikings1 (24). CB Jahdae Barron, Texas3 (97). G Dylan Fairchild, Georgia5 (139). DT Warren Brinson, Georgia6 (187). RB Jaydon Blue, TexasNew England Patriots1 (4). OT Will Campbell, LSU2 (38). WR Jayden Higgins, Iowa State3 (69). C Jared Wilson, Georgia3 (77). DT Ty Robinson, Nebraska4 (106). RB RJ Harvey, UCF5 (144). Edge Kyle Kennard, South Carolina5 (171). TE Mitchell Evans, Notre Dame7 (220). G Garrett Dellinger, LSU7 (238). K Ryan Fitzgerald, Florida StateNew Orleans Saints1 (9). WR Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona2 (40). QB Tyler Shough, Louisville3 (71). CB Nohl Williams, Cal3 (93). Edge Princely Umanmielen, Ole Miss4 (112). OT Chase Lundt, UConn4 (131). RB Devin Neal, Kansas6 (184). DT Jared Harrison-Hunte, SMU7 (248). S Craig Woodson, California7 (254). CB Alijah Huzzie, North CarolinaNew York Giants1 (3). Edge Abdul Carter, Penn State2 (34). QB Jalen Milroe, Alabama3 (65). RB Kaleb Johnson, Iowa3 (99). DT Jamaree Caldwell, Oregon4 (105). OT/G Jalen Rivers, Miami5 (154). WR Arian Smith, Georgia7 (219). LB Jay Higgins, Iowa7 (246). OT Ajani Cornelius, OregonNew York Jets1 (7). OT Armand Membou, Missouri2 (42). TE Mason Taylor, LSU3 (73). WR Kyle Williams, Washington State4 (110). DT Deone Walker, Kentucky5 (145). S Andrew Mukuba, Texas5 (162). CB Zah Frazier, UTSA6 (186). Edge Jah Joyner, Minnesota6 (207). LB Shemar James, FloridaPhiladelphia Eagles1 (32). Edge Donovan Ezeiruaku, Boston College2 (64). G Tate Ratledge, Georgia3 (96). TE Harold Fannin Jr., Bowling Green4 (134). S Lathan Ransom, Ohio State5 (161). LB Chris Paul Jr., Ole Miss5 (164). CB Denzel Burke, Ohio State5 (165). DT Yahya Black, Iowa5 (168). OT Carson Vinson, Alabama A&MPittsburgh Steelers1 (21). QB Shedeur Sanders, Colorado3 (83). RB Dylan Sampson, Tennessee4 (123). DT Jordan Phillips, Maryland5 (156). Edge Elijah Roberts, SMU6 (185). WR Chimere Dike, Florida7 (229). LB Carson Bruener, WashingtonSan Francisco 49ers1 (11). Edge Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M2 (43). LB Carson Schwesinger, UCLA3 (75). OT Anthony Belton, NC State3 (100). DT Omarr Norman-Lott, Tennessee4 (113). RB Damien Martinez, Miami4 (138). CB Bilhal Kone, Western Michigan5 (147). WR Tez Johnson, Oregon5 (160). G/C Jackson Slater, Sacramento State7 (227). TE Jackson Hawes, Georgia Tech7 (249). QB Max Brosmer, Minnesota7 (252). DT Elijah Simmons, TennesseeSeattle Seahawks1 (18). G/C Gray Zabel, North Dakota State2 (50). CB Azareye’h Thomas, Florida State2 (52). Edge James Pearce Jr., Tennessee3 (82). WR Savion Williams, TCU3 (92). QB Quinn Ewers, Texas4 (137). DT JJ Pegues, Ole Miss5 (172). S Malachi Moore, Alabama5 (175). TE Moliki Matavao, UCLA7 (223). OT Esa Pole, Washington State7 (234). LB Eugene Asante, AuburnTampa Bay Buccaneers1 (19). LB Jihaad Campbell, Alabama2 (53). Edge Nic Scourton, Texas A&M3 (84). CB Jacob Parrish, Kansas State4 (121). S Jonas Sanker, Virginia5 (157). TE Oronde Gadsden II, Syracuse7 (235). WR Jimmy Horn Jr., ColoradoTennessee Titans1 (1). QB Cam Ward, Miami2 (35). WR Luther Burden III, Missouri4 (103). DT Cam Jackson, Florida4 (120). Edge Josaiah Stewart, Michigan5 (141). OT Cameron Williams, Texas5 (167). Edge Jared Ivey, Ole Miss6 (178). G/C Joshua Gray, Oregon State6 (188). CB Robert Longerbeam, RutgersWashington Commanders1 (29). WR Emeka Egbuka, Ohio State2 (61). Edge Oluwafemi Oladejo, UCLA4 (128). RB DJ Giddens, Kansas State6 (205). LB Jack Kiser, Notre Dame7 (245). G/C Jonah Monheim, USC(Illustration: Will Tullos / The Athletic; Photos of Will Campbell, Cam Ward and Travis Hunter: Todd Rosenberg / Getty Images)
