Deshaun Watson, QB, Clemson (1.12)

Talent Grade: 1

Vershel's Guy: Yes

Only time will tell if this was a good pick. Watson beat NFL defenses in college, and made plenty of NFL throws and offers better than average mobility. However, he had the slowest throw velocity of any QB in this class, and throw velocity is often a predictor of success.

Zach Cunningham, LB, Vanderbilt (2.25)

Talent Grade: 2

Vershel's Guy: Semi

Cunningham was a dominant linebacker in college, but struggled with pad height and missed tackles. Cunningham has to put on weight and improve his overall game to be a 3-down LB in the NFL.

D'Onta Foreman, RB, Texas (3.25)

Talent Grade: 2

Vershel's Guy: Yes

In such a deep RB class, the talk on Foreman was relatively quiet. Foreman, however, made tons of noise on the field. I could see Foreman turning into the second best RB in this class behind Fournette, so he provides great value here 2.5 rounds later.

Julien Davenport, OT, Bucknell (4.24)

Talent Grade: 4

Vershel's Guy: No

Carlos Watkins, DT, Clemson (4.36)

Talent Grade: 4

Vershel's Guy: No

Treston Decoud, CB, Oregon State (5.25)

Talent Grade: 7

Vershel's Guy: No

Kyle Fuller, C, Baylor (7.25)

Talent Grade: 5

Vershel's Guy: No

Draft Score: 79.5/100