Best and Worst Drafts So Far!!

Well, it's Day 3 of the NFL Draft where most fans have tuned out on the coverage. That just means that it's time to actually get down to the business of building a roster and ignoring the hype and sizzle of Days 1 and 2. There is still a ton of value out there if you know where to find it. So here's who has helped themselves so far and who hasn't.


Best Drafts So Far

1. Indianapolis Colts - The Colts just sat back and let the talent come to them, nabbing S Malik Hooker of Ohio State in 1st, CB Quincy Wilson of Florida in the 2nd and DE Tarrell Basham of Ohio in the 3rd. Rock solid!

2. New England Patriots - Even without a pick in the 1st or 2nd round, the Pats manage to land 2 small school players that should have gone in the 2nd round with DE Derek Rivers of Youngstown and OT Antonio Garcia of Troy. Add to that the acquisition of WR Brandin Cooks and DE Kony Ealy with those other picks and it's an A+

3. Green Bay Packers - The Packers trade out of the 1st round, land two instant starters in the secondary in CB Kevin King of Washington and S Josh Jones of NC State and get a pass rushing DT in Montravius Adams of Auburn. If they can land a RB today, they have had a good weekend.

4. Washington Redskins - Taking run stuffers from Alabama is usually a good strategy and Washington drafted 2 of them in DT Jonathan Allen and OLB Ryan Anderson. Then in the 3rd they get a mid 2nd round talent (though injured) in CB Fab Moreau of UCLA. That defense is looking very salty next year.

5. Baltimore Ravens - Though maybe this whole draft hinges on the character of OLB Tim Williams, the Ravens did very good otherwise with CB Marlon Humphrey of Alabama in the 1st, OLB Tyus Bowser of Houston in the 2nd and DT Chris Wormley of Michigan in 3rd. Another solid draft from GM Ozzie Newsome.


Worst Drafts So Far

1. Los Angeles Rams - With few draft choices to work with anyway, the Rams have easily had the worst 2 days so far. They draft the pass catching TE Gerald Everett from South Alabama after spending 2 picks on pass catching TEs last year. Then they get a small school WR Cooper Kupp from Eastern Washington and reached for a safety from Boston College John Johnson. D grade so far.

2. Chicago Bears - It's hard to recover from the Trubisky trade up, but it doesn't help when you get a tiny school TE from Ashland Adam Shaheen in the 2nd as your only other pick. Hmm

3. Seattle Seahawks - The Hawks traded back twice in round 1, finally selecting the mercurial DT from Michigan State Malik McDowell. Then took a good player in C Ethan Pocic of LSU. But then the reaching began, taking CB Shaq Griffin of UCF a round early, S Delano Hill of Michigan 2 rounds early, DT Nasir Jones of UNC 2 rounds early and WR Amara Darboh of Michigan a round early. Not a killer but just sloppy drafting.

4. Detroit Lions - The Lions reached in every round, taking LB Jarrad Davis of Florida in 1st, CB Teez Tabor of Florida in 2nd and WR Kenny Golladay of Northern Illinois in 3rd. C+ grade so far.

5. Tennessee Titans - 2 reaches in round 1, WR Corey Davis of Western Michigan and CB Adoree Jackson of USC, and 2 reaches in Round 3 with WR Taywan Taylor of Western Kentucky and TE Jonnu Smith of Florida International.

Day 1 Recap

With over 100,000 fans on hand and the most of media hidden away behind the stage, the 2017 NFL Draft got underway on Thursday. A big run on offensive players early led to some prime talent falling into the teens and 20s. Desperation for QBs caused some ugly trades. And it seemed as though diluted drug tests and pending charges don't really hurt Draft stock too much. Here is an overall recap of Day 1 and a look ahead to round 2.

1. Cleveland Browns - Myles Garrett, DE, Texas A&M
After the ultimate smokescreen convincing even Kizer and McShay they were taking Trubisky (I blame Schefter), the Browns instead settled for the best player available in Garrett

2. TRADE Chicago Bears - Mitchell Trubisky, QB, UNC
What are the Bears thinking?! They gave up a king's ransom to move up 1 spot for a talented yet unproven starter after signing Mike Glennon in the offseason. And it looks like they easily could have had Kizer instead in the 2nd. Smh

3. San Francisco 49ers - Solomon Thomas, DE, Stanford
The best part of this pick is the trade down. Thomas is only an ok fit on that DL that already features 2 other interior pass rushers but they will find a way to make it work.

4. Jacksonville Jaguars - Leonard Fournette, RB, LSU
The Jags grab their workhorse back. No surprise.

5. Tennessee Titans - Corey Davis, WR, Western Kentucky
The Titans tried desperately to trade out of this pick but instead took a WR who is hurt. I like Davis but when you consider they could have had Marshon Lattimore and OJ Howard at 5 and 18 instead, it hurts their grade.

6. New York Jets - Jamal Adams, S, LSU
The Jets got luckier than they could have hoped gettting a sheriff for their secondary in Adams.

7. Los Angeles Chargers - Mike Williams, WR, Clemson
With so many other defensive options on the board, the Williams pick is a head scratcher. Paired with Keenan Allen he will provide some big targets for Rivers, but they could have had Allen or Hooker for the D.

8. Carolina Panthers - Christian McCaffrey, RB, Stanford
Again, not a big surprise as the Panthers get a backfield weapon for Cam.

9. Cincinnati Bengals - John Ross, WR, Washington
Speed paired with AJ Green is good, but the 3rd WR off the board by 9 is a shock.

10. TRADE Kansas City - Patrick Mahomes II, QB, Texas Tech
The Chiefs wanted a future QB behind Alex Smith but paid a big sum to trade up with Buffalo to get Mahomes.

11. New Orleans Saints - Marshon Lattimore, CB, Ohio State
Now the run of teams saying "Wow he's still here?" begins as the Saints get the best CB in the draft at pick 11.

12. TRADE Houston Texans - Deshaun Watson, QB, Clemson
Desperation is a stinky cologne and the Texans doused themselves like a New Jersey mobster. Houston has given the Browns their 2018 1st and 2nd round picks to Cleveland to get rid of Osweiler and get Watson.

13. Arizona Cardinals - Haason Reddick, LB, Temple
The Cards resist the temptation of a QB and instead get a dynamic LB for their defense.

14. Philadelphia Eagles - Derek Barnett, DE, Tennessee
The Eagles made the crowd happy adding a big time DE for that DL.

15. Indianapolis Colts - Malik Hooker, S, Ohio State
Great pick here as the Colts get a Top 10 talent at 15 due to injury concerns.

16. Baltimore Ravens - Marlon Humphrey, CB, Alabama
The Ravens needed a corner and went back to their Bama well getting Humphrey.

17. Washington Redskins - Jonathan Allen, DT, Alabama
Top 5 talent at pick 17. Maybe best single pick of the night.

18. Tennessee Titans - Adoree Jackson, CB, USC
The fastest made pick of the night broke the Cowboys heart as Tennessee takes the versatile KR/CB from Southern Cal

19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - OJ Howard, TE, Alabama
Tampa grabbed the sliding talent of Howard and give Jameis a nice security blanket to add to Evans and D Jax.

20. Denver Broncos - Garrett Bolles, OT, Utah
The Broncos took a desperately needed LT in Bolles

21. Detroit Lions - Jarrad Davis, LB, Florida.
Surprised the Lions opted for Davis over Foster.

22. Miami Dolphins - Charles Harris, DE, Mizzou
Like their AFC East bunk mates, the Jets, the Dolphins got extremely  lucky with Harris sliding into their lap.

23. New York Giants - Evan Engram, TE, Ole Miss
Odd that NY would take Engram over Njoku but he's still another dynamic weapon. But they still need an OT and a RB

24. Oakland Raiders - Gareon Conley, CB, Ohio State
Perfect Raiders pick after they did their due diligence. Hopefully

25. Cleveland Browns - Jabril Peppers, S, Michigan
The Browns get another defensive starter at SS in Peppers.

26. TRADE Atlanta Falcons - Takkarist McKinley, OLB, UCLA
The Falcons outbid the Cowboys to get Takk McKinley as a pass rusher opposite Beasley.

27. Buffalo Bills - Tre'Davious White, CB, LSU
This pick puzzled me as the McDermott scheme doesn't value corners as high and White is more of a man cover than their zone scheme. Especially with Foster still on the board.

28. Dallas Cowboys - Taco Charlton, DE, Michigan
This was not Dallas's first choice or mine. Taco seems redundant with David Irving, Tyrone Crawford and Malik Collins as a hybrid RDE/3 Tech.

29. TRADE Cleveland Browns - David Njoku, TE, Miami
The Browns jump back into Round 1 to get the dynamic TE ahead of Pittsburgh.

30. Pittsburgh Steelers - TJ Watt, OLB, Wisconsin
Pitt adds a bookend strong side OLB to pair with Bud Dupree. Solid pick.

31. TRADE San Francisco 49ers - Reuben Foster, LB, Alabama
Niners trade back in to get a Top 5 player on their board at 31. Nicely done by rookie GM.

32. New Orleans - Ryan Ramczyk, OT, Wisconsin
Not impressed with this pick very much. Saints do nothing from their DL in round 1 and instead add a RT after drafting a bust OT in Peat a couple of years ago.

What to Watch on Day 2:

- Troubled runners Mixon and Cook off the board in first 10 picks of 2nd round
- Fight for OL between Lamp, Robinson and Moton in early first
- Watch for run of safeties in mid 2nd
- Favorite players in Round 2/3 by position:

QB: Josh Dobbs, Tennessee
RB: Kareem Hunt, Toledo
WR: Amara Darboh, Michigan
TE: Adam Shaheen, Ashland
OT: Taylor Moton, Western Kentucky
OG: Dion Dawkins, Temple
OC: Ethan Pocic, LSU
DE: Derek Rivers, Youngstown
DT: Dalvin Tomlinson, Alabama
Edge: Jordan Willis, Kansas State
LB: Raekwon McMillan, Ohio State
CB: Fab Moreau, UCLA
FS: Marcus Sanders-Williams, Utah
SS: Xavier Woods, Louisiana Tech
Specialist: Carlos Henderson, Louisiana Tech

Final Final 1st Round Mock Draft

1. Cleveland Browns - Mitchell Trubisky, QB, UNC

Yes the Browns actually do the unthinkable and pass on Garrett. Here's why:

- They don't believe Trubisky gets to pick 5

- They have shown they do not like to spend picks to trade up

- The owner Jimmy Haslam really wants Trubisky

2. San Francisco 49ers - Myles Garrett, DE, Texas A&M

We might see the Niners sprint to the front of the room to turn in this card. Garrett instantly gives that Niners defense credibility as an edge rusher.

3. Chicago Bears - Jamal Adams, S, LSU

The Bears are looking for a sheriff to run their secondary and Adams is just that guy.

4. TRADE Carolina Panthers - Leonard Fournette, RB, LSU

Back to back Tigers as the Panthers jump up to get their workhorse back.

5. Tennessee Titans - Mike Williams, WR, Clemson

After missing out on the Browns trade up, the Titans get a true #1 WR for Mariota.

6. New York Jets - Malik Hooker, S, Ohio State

The Jets covet Adams but will settle for the center fielder for Ohio State.

7. Los Angeles Chargers - Jonathan Allen, DT, Alabama

Arguably the best player in college football in November slides to #7 and teams on that DL with Bosa.

8. Jacksonville Jaguars - Deshawn Watson, QB, Clemson

The Jags drop back with Carolina and throw everyone a curve by drafting the National Championship QB from Clemson

9. Cincinnati Bengals - Solomon Thomas, DE, Stanford

The Bengals take the sliding talent of Thomas, though the Bengals love throwing mock drafters curve balls.

10. Buffalo Bills - OJ Howard, TE, Alabama

The Bills new HC came from Carolina and sees visions of Greg Olsen in Howard.

11. New Orleans Saints - Derek Barnett, OLB, Tennessee

The Saints want a pass rusher at 11 and a corner at 32 so they opt for Barnett over Lattimore.

12. Cleveland Browns - Marshon Lattimore, CB, Ohio State

After a bit of a tumble due to hamstring concerns, the best corner in this class pairs with Joe Haden in Cle.

13. TRADE Washington Redskins - Haason Reddick, LB, Temple

The Cards trade out with Washington and the Skins get the versatile LB from Temple.

14. Philadelphia Eagles - Christian McCaffrey, RB, Stanford

The Eagles finish off an offseason of remaking their offense with McCaffrey, who is a Jamal Charles clone for HC Doug Pederson.

15. Indianapolis Colts - Charles Harris, OLB, Missouri 

The Colts get the Tiger pass rusher for Chuck Pagano's defense.

16. Baltimore Ravens - Cam Robinson, OT, Alabama

If I only get 1 pick right in this entire mock, it'll be this one. The Ravens bookend their OL with the big man from Bama.

17. Arizona Cardinals - Patrick Mahomes II, QB, Texas Tech

The Cards get the future at QB with the gunslinger from Tech.

18. Tennessee Titans - Marlon Humphrey, CB, Alabama

The Titans get a corner with their second pick in the round to add to FA Logan Ryan.

19. TRADE Houston Texans - Deshone Kizer, QB, Notre Dame

The Bucs are looking for the highest bidder for this pick and the Texans are desperate for a QB.

20. Denver Broncos - Reuben Foster, LB, Alabama

The Broncos have shown no fear when it comes to drafting someone who failed a drug test at the Combine (Shane Ray) and get the sliding talent for their defensive front 7.

21. Detroit Lions - David Njoku, TE, Miami

With Eric Ebron disappointing, the Lions go for another dynamic TE/WR from Miami.

22. Miami Dolphins - Taco Charlton, DE, Michigan

The Dolphins want high character guys and their owner has strong Wolverine ties.

23. New York Giants - Garrett Bolles, OT, Utah

The Giants missed on an OT last year and it cost them in the playoffs. Bolles is an instant starter and could eventually move Flowers to RT.

24. Oakland Raiders - Kevin King, CB, Washington

The Raiders continue to add to their secondary in the first round with the tall, finesse corner from Washington

25. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Obi Melifonwu, S, UConn

After trading back with Houston the Bucs still get the big safety they covet ahead of Seattle. Though it's possible they trade back again out of round 1.

26. Seattle Seahawks - Forest Lamp, OG, Western Kentucky

The Seahawks need help on their OL and get a versatile guard/tackle type.

27. Kansas City Chiefs - Takkarist McKinley, OLB, UCLA

Surprisingly the Chiefs really struggled to get after the QB (28th in sacks) and take the high motor edge rusher from UCLA.

28. Dallas Cowboys - Adoree Jackson, CB, USC

The Cowboys add sizzle in all 3 phases with the speedy corner from USC.

29. Green Bay Packers - Joe Mixon, RB, Oklahoma

The Packers want to trade into the early 2nd round and still take Mixon but that might be difficult to pull off. Instead they take the player we are most likely to be discussing Friday afternoon.

30. Pittsburgh Steelers - Davis Webb, QB, California

The Steelers need the future after Big Ben contemplated retirement this off-season and reach for the signal caller from Cal.

31. Atlanta Falcons - Jordan Willis, OLB, Kansas State

Still more edge rushers come off the board with the K State Wildcat heading to Atlanta.

32. New Orleans Saints - Tredavious White, CB, LSU

The Saints end round 1 with the tough corner from their own backyard.

Final 1st Round Mock

1. Cleveland Browns - Mitchell Trubisky, QB, UNC

Yes the Browns actually do the unthinkable and pass on Garrett. Here's why:

- They don't believe Trubisky gets to pick 5

- They have shown they do not like to spend picks to trade up

- The owner Jimmy Haslam really wants Trubisky

2. San Francisco 49ers - Myles Garrett, DE, Texas A&M

We might see the Niners sprint to the front of the room to turn in this card. Garrett instantly gives that Niners defense credibility as an edge rusher.

3. Chicago Bears - Jamal Adams, S, LSU

The Bears are looking for a sheriff to run their secondary and Adams is just that guy.

4. Jacksonville Jaguars - Leonard Fournette, RB, LSU

Back to back Tigers as the Jags get a workhorse in the backfield.

5. Tennessee Titans - Mike Williams, WR, Clemson

After missing out on the Browns trade up, the Titans get a true #1 WR for Mariota.

6. New York Jets - Malik Hooker, S, Ohio State

The Jets covet Adams but will settle for the center fielder for Ohio State.

7. Los Angeles Chargers - Jonathan Allen, DT, Alabama

Arguably the best player in college football in November slides to #7 and teams on that DL with Bosa.

8. Carolina Panthers - Solomon Thomas, DE, Stanford

While the Panthers like the RB from Stanford, it's impossible to pass on the other Cardinal prospect as a force rushing the passer.

9. Cincinnati Bengals - John Ross, WR, Washington

The Bengals shock most and add the speedy WR from Washington to pair with AJ Green.

10. Buffalo Bills - OJ Howard, TE, Alabama

The Bills new HC came from Carolina and sees visions of Greg Olsen in Howard.

11. New Orleans Saints - Derek Barnett, OLB, Tennessee

The Saints want a pass rusher at 11 and a corner at 32 so they opt for Barnett over Lattimore.

12. Cleveland Browns - Marshon Lattimore, CB, Ohio State

After a bit of a tumble due to hamstring concerns, the best corner in this class pairs with Joe Haden in Cle.

13. TRADE Washington Redskins - Haason Reddick, LB, Temple

The Cards trade out with Washington and the Skins get the versatile LB from Temple.

14. Philadelphia Eagles - Christian McCaffrey, RB, Stanford

The Eagles finish off an offseason of remaking their offense with McCaffrey, who is a Jamal Charles clone for HC Doug Pederson.

15. Indianapolis Colts - Charles Harris, OLB, Missouri 

The Colts get the Tiger pass rusher for Chuck Pagano's defense.

16. Baltimore Ravens - Cam Robinson, OT, Alabama

If I only get 1 pick right in this entire mock, it'll be this one. The Ravens bookend their OL with the big man from Bama.

17. Arizona Cardinals - Patrick Mahomes II, QB, Texas Tech

The Cards get the future at QB with the gunslinger from Tech.

18. Tennessee Titans - Marlon Humphrey, CB, Alabama

The Titans get a corner with their second pick in the round to add to FA Logan Ryan.

19. TRADE Houston Texans - Deshaun Watson, QB, Clemson

The Bucs are looking for the highest bidder for this pick and the Texans are desperate for a QB.

20. Denver Broncos - Reuben Foster, LB, Alabama

The Broncos have shown no fear when it comes to drafting someone who failed a drug test at the Combine (Shane Ray) and get the sliding talent for their defensive front 7.

21. Detroit Lions - David Njoku, TE, Miami

With Eric Ebron disappointing, the Lions go for another dynamic TE/WR from Miami.

22. Miami Dolphins - Taco Charlton, DE, Michigan

The Dolphins want high character guys and their owner has strong Wolverine ties.

23. New York Giants - Garrett Bolles, OT, Utah

The Giants missed on an OT last year and it cost them in the playoffs. Bolles is an instant starter and could eventually move Flowers to RT.

24. Oakland Raiders - Kevin King, CB, Washington

The Raiders continue to add to their secondary in the first round with the tall, finesse corner from Washington

25. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Obi Melifonwu, S, UConn

After trading back with Houston the Bucs still get the big safety they covet ahead of Seattle. Though it's possible they trade back again out of round 1.

26. TRADE Pittsburgh Steelers - Deshone Kizer, QB, Notre Dame

With Big Ben having pondered retirement in the offseason, the Steelers need to secure their future and must trade up ahead of other teams in the early second.

27. Kansas City Chiefs - Davis Webb, QB, California

The Chiefs reach for a QB in round 1 and grab the Cal Bear signal caller.

28. Dallas Cowboys - Adoree Jackson, CB, USC

The Cowboys add sizzle in all 3 phases with the speedy corner from USC.

29. Green Bay Packers - Takk McKinley, OLB, UCLA

The Packers need more pass rush to help their beleaguered secondary and get a high motor OLB.

30. Seattle Seahawks - Forest Lamp, OG, Western Kentucky

The Seahawks need help on their OL and get a versatile guard/tackle type.

31. Atlanta Falcons - Jordan Willis, OLB, Kansas State

Still more edge rushers come off the board with the K State Wildcat heading to Atlanta.

32. New Orleans Saints - Tredavious White, CB, LSU

The Saints end round 1 with the tough corner from their own backyard.

The Draft Narrative Show 2017 Episode 17

Our final look at positiional groups, teams 25-28 in draft order and some general thoughts on the top of the draft all coming at you LIVE Monday April 24 starting at 4:10pm CDT with hosts Jeff Bowers and Darren Boyd

Consensus Top 100 2017

It’s Draft Week! For most teams the draft board is set with Plans A through Z ready. Rumors swirl now of trades for those teams near the edge of a tier of talent as they try to move up or down in trade. Over the years I have developed my consensus Top 100, a combination of several reputable draft evaluators put into a formula to get to a general view of a prospect’s value. Of course, every team has different values on players and it only takes one team to make the 100^th ranked prospect a 1^st rounder. In the consensus 100, we also can see areas approximately where the talent tiers lie based on where their raw average data shows big jumps. Here is the full list:

Rank	Consensus Rank	PLAYER	POS.	SCHOOL	CLASS	HT.	WT.
1	1.00	*Myles Garrett	DE	Texas A&M	Jr	6/4	272
2	4.10	Jonathan Allen	DT	Alabama	Sr	6/3	286
3	4.40	*Jamal Adams	SS	LSU	Jr	6/1	214
4	5.50	*Solomon Thomas	DE	Stanford	rSo	6/3	273
5	6.10	*Malik Hooker	FS	Ohio State	rSo	6/1	206
6	6.60	*Marshon Lattimore	CB	Ohio State	rSo	6/1	193
7	8.80	*Leonard Fournette	RB	LSU	Jr	6/1	240
8	9.90	Reuben Foster	ILB	Alabama	Sr	6/1	229
9	10.20	O.J. Howard	TE	Alabama	Sr	6/6	251
10	11.30	*Dalvin Cook	RB	Florida State	Jr	5/10	210
11	14.50	Corey Davis	WR	W Michigan	Sr	6/3	209
12	14.80	*Mike Williams	WR	Clemson	rJr	6/4	218
13	15.10	*Derek Barnett	DE	Tennessee	Jr	6/3	259
14	17.10	*John Ross	WR	Washington	rJr	5/11	188
15	19.11	Haason Reddick	OLB	Temple	rSr	6/1	237
16	19.67	*Ryan Ramczyk	OT	Wisconsin	rJr	6/6	310
17	19.80	*Christian McCaffrey	RB	Stanford	Jr	5/11	202
18	20.00	*David Njoku	TE	Miami (Fla.)	rSo	6/4	246
19	21.25	*Marlon Humphrey	CB	Alabama	rSo	6/1	197
20	21.33	*Deshaun Watson	QB	Clemson	Jr	6/2	221
21	22.60	Taco Charlton	DE	Michigan	Sr	6/6	277
22	24.50	*Mitch Trubisky	QB	North Carolina	rJr	6/2	222
23	25.78	Forrest Lamp	OG	W Kentucky	rSr	6/4	309
24	27.67	*Malik McDowell	DT	Michigan State	Jr	6/6	295
25	28.89	*Jabrill Peppers	SS	Michigan	rSo	5/11	213
26	29.70	TreDavious White	CB	LSU	Sr	5/11	192
27	30.00	*Garett Bolles	OT	Utah	Jr	6/5	297
28	30.70	Takkarist McKinley	OLB	UCLA	Sr	6/2	250
29	31.11	*Zach Cunningham	OLB	Vanderbilt	rJr	6/3	234
30	33.56	*Charles Harris	DE	Missouri	rJr	6/3	253
31	34.33	*Cam Robinson	OT	Alabama	Jr	6/6	322
32	35.88	*Teez Tabor	CB	Florida	Jr	6/1	199
33	36.33	*Gareon Conley	CB	Ohio State	rJr	6/1	195
34	39.56	Evan Engram	TE	Ole Miss	Sr	6/3	234
35	39.67	*Patrick Mahomes II	QB	Texas Tech	Jr	6/2	225
36	40.00	*DeShone Kizer	QB	Notre Dame	rSo	6/4	233
37	41.88	*T.J. Watt	OLB	Wisconsin	rJr	6/4	252
38	42.00	*Adoree' Jackson	CB	USC	Jr	5/10	186
39	42.00	Tim Williams	OLB	Alabama	Sr	6/3	244
40	42.60	*Budda Baker	FS	Washington	Jr	5/10	195
41	42.89	*Caleb Brantley	DT	Florida	rJr	6/3	307
42	43.67	*Quincy Wilson	CB	Florida	Jr	6/1	211
43	44.89	Jarrad Davis	ILB	Florida	Sr	6/1	238
44	48.13	Obi Melifonwu	SS	Connecticut	rSr	6/4	224
45	48.14	*Carl Lawson	DE	Auburn	rJr	6/2	261
46	51.75	Jourdan Lewis	CB	Michigan	Sr	5/10	188
47	52.25	*Alvin Kamara	RB	Tennessee	rJr	5/10	214
48	55.13	*Curtis Samuel	WR	Ohio State	Jr	5/11	196
49	56.43	Chidobe Awuzie	CB	Colorado	Sr	6/1	202
50	57.17	*Joe Mixon	RB	Oklahoma	rSo	6/1	228
51	57.50	Jordan Willis	DE	Kansas State	Sr	6/4	255
52	58.00	*Adam Shaheen	TE	Ashland	rJr	6/6	278
53	58.25	Kevin King	CB	Washington	Sr	6/3	200
54	58.33	Dan Feeney	OG	Indiana	rSr	6/4	305
55	58.57	Zay Jones	WR	East Carolina	Sr	6/2	201
56	60.00	Chris Wormley	DT	Michigan	rSr	6/5	298
57	60.50	*Marcus Williams	FS	Utah	Jr	6/1	202
58	62.88	Gerald Everett	TE	So Alabama	rSr	6/3	239
59	63.63	*Sidney Jones	CB	Washington	Jr	6/1	186
60	64.13	Desmond King	FS	Iowa	Sr	5/10	201
61	64.43	Pat Elflein	C	Ohio State	rSr	6/3	303
62	64.86	Dion Dawkins	OG	Temple	Sr	6/4	314
63	65.20	Dorian Johnson	OG	Pittsburgh	Sr	6/5	300
64	65.67	Justin Evans	SS	Texas A&M	Sr	6/1	199
65	67.50	Ryan Anderson	OLB	Alabama	rSr	6/2	253
66	68.50	Taylor Moton	OT	W Michigan	rSr	6/5	319
67	69.00	Dalvin Tomlinson	DT	Alabama	rSr	6/3	310
68	69.43	*Raekwon McMillan	ILB	Ohio State	Jr	6/2	240
69	69.67	Marcus Maye	FS	Florida	rSr	6/1	210
70	70.00	*Josh Jones	SS	NC State	rJr	6/1	220
71	70.14	*JuJu Smith-Schuster	WR	USC	Jr	6/1	215
72	70.14	Fabian Moreau	CB	UCLA	rSr	6/1	206
73	70.75	Cordrea Tankersley	CB	Clemson	Sr	6/1	199
74	71.14	Cooper Kupp	WR	E Washington	rSr	6/2	204
75	71.17	Tyus Bowser	OLB	Houston	Sr	6/3	247
76	71.50	*Bucky Hodges	TE	Virginia Tech	rJr	6/6	257
77	71.88	*Chris Godwin	WR	Penn State	Jr	6/1	209
78	73.40	*Carlos Henderson	WR	Louisiana Tech	rJr	5/11	199
79	75.00	Antonio Garcia	OT	Troy	rSr	6/6	302
80	75.33	*ArDarius Stewart	WR	Alabama	rJr	5/11	204
81	75.40	Larry Ogunjobi	DT	Charlotte	rSr	6/3	305
82	77.29	DeMarcus Walker	DE	Florida State	Sr	6/4	280
83	77.71	Montravius Adams	DT	Auburn	Sr	6/4	304
84	79.00	Dede Westbrook	WR	Oklahoma	Sr	6/1	178
85	79.57	Tarell Basham	DE	Ohio	Sr	6/4	269
86	80.00	Ahkello Witherspoon	CB	Colorado	rSr	6/3	198
87	81.29	Ethan Pocic	C	LSU	Sr	6/6	310
88	81.50	Jake Butt	TE	Michigan	Sr	6/5	246
89	81.80	*D'Onta Foreman	RB	Texas	Jr	6/1	233
90	82.00	*Roderick Johnson	OT	Florida State	Jr	6/7	298
91	83.17	Cameron Sutton	CB	Tennessee	Sr	5/11	188
92	84.14	Rasul Douglas	CB	West Virginia	rSr	6/2	209
93	84.29	Taywan Taylor	WR	W Kentucky	Sr	5/11	203
94	86.57	Jaleel Johnson	DT	Iowa	rSr	6/3	316
95	87.17	Derek Rivers	DE	Youngstown St	Sr	6/4	248
96	88.83	*Chad Hansen	WR	California	rJr	6/2	202
97	91.25	Carlos Watkins	DT	Clemson	rSr	6/3	309
98	92.50	Amara Darboh	WR	Michigan	rSr	6/2	214
99	92.80	Tanoh Kpassagnon	DE	Villanova	Sr	6/7	289
100	93.75	Nathan Peterman	QB	Pittsburgh	rSr	6/2	226