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        BEST PROSPECTS

       By Talent/NFL Readiness

 

1. Travis Hunter, CB/WR, Colorado - Rare 2-way phenom seen by many as the top receiver & top CB in the Draft; ultra productive.

2. Abdul Carter, Edge, Penn State - Generational talent in Micah Parsons/Lawrence Taylor mold; explosive disrupter & sack master.

3. Mason Graham, DT, Michigan - Well built pass rushing tackle who can dominate; unusual "no weaknesses" prospect. 

4. Will Johnson, CB, Michigan - A highly athletic, rangy cover corner with high end tackling ability; top 5 pick despite missing 2024.

5. Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State - Top flight vision & power in Saquon Barkley mold; will flourish behind a decent NFL o-line.

6. Ty Warren, TE, Penn State - 6'6', 255 end who can block to compliment his great hands; solid after-the-catch yardage consumer.

7. Tyler Booker, G, Alabama - 6'5', 325 King Kong of a man with circus elephant feet; 5 minute cab ride to get around.

8. Matthew Golden, WR, Texas - Likely NFL WR-1 with expanded route tree and oily hips; ball magnet plays outside & slot very well.

9. Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Arizona - Climbs the latter well - contested catch ballerina/magician; could use some sand in his pants. 

10. Jihaad Campbell, LB, Alabama - Not top 10 given position but a Swiss Army knife, multi-faceted player who is very productive.

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11. Colston Loveland, TE, Michigan - Speed and deep route tree make Loveland a top prospect in a pass oriented league. 

12. Josh Connerly, OT, Oregon - Dominant circus elephant who elevates to 2nd level; great athlete is a former running back.

13. Jahdae Barron, CB, Texas - Multi-position playmaker gets to the ball quickly & instinctively; add great tackler for top 15 pick. 

14. James Pierce, Jr., Edge, Tennessee - Effective speed rusher w/ octopus arms & devastating meat hooks; powerful block avoider.

15. Malaki Starks, S, Georgia - Instinctive, visionary ball pursuit in the air or the ground; intelligent; NFL level ready.

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               SLEEPERS

 

   High Ceiling/Under The Radar

1. Jaxson Dart, QB, North Carolina - Well balanced, effective traits; lacks elite strengths, but NFL teams need consistent QB's.

2. Isaiah Bond, WR, Texas - Rare 4.31 speed is a valuable NFL asset but 180 pound not ideal for a three down NFL receiver.

3. Shavon Ravel, Jr., CB, East Carolina - Decent intangibles despite 2024 torn ACL and consistency issues.

4. TJ Sanders, DT, South Carolina - Works well in a phone booth & in space; fast in pursuit; could be 2nd round steal.

5. Harold Fannin, Jr.,TE, Bowling Green  - Small stature, slippery hands, not a top athlete despite very high NCAA production.

6.  Nick Emmanwori, S, South Carolina - Talented playmaker hiding in the shadow of #1 Safety prospect Starks (Miami).

7. Tate Ratledge, OL, Georgia - Seasoned, well rounded Guard prospect could be a steal as a versatile backup swing tackle.

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     POTENTIAL BUSTS

           Low Floor Players

1. Jayen Milroe, QB, Alabama - High ceiling athlete with raw, unpolished traits; high bust factor.

2. Mike Green, Edge, Marshall - High production sack machine versus lower end NCAA teams.

3. Jalon Walker, OLB, Georgia - Mid-1st prospect lacks pass coverage skills required in the NFL.

4. Aireotae Ersery, OT, Minnesota- Top shelf road grader could struggle in NFL pass game.

5. Deone Walker, DT, Kentucky - Productive clogger/disruptor; non-prototypical NFL DT body.

    
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