Malik Hooker, FS, Ohio State (1.15)

Talent Grade: 1

Vershel's Guy: No

Much was made about Mitch Trubisky's lack of collegiate starts, but Hooker finished his career with less starts than Trubisky! Hookers fortunate interceptions landed him the coveted ball hawking Ed Reed comparison, but it is unlikely he lives up to that. Hooker is more likely to bust than almost any other first rounder except Tak McKinley, in my opinion.

Quincy Wilson, CB, Florida (2.14)

Talent Grade: 1

Vershel's Guy: Yes

Wilson was great on film and tested just as well. Wilson was a favorite of many respected draftniks, and could have easily went as high as top 15. Wilson should retun tremendous value here.

Tarell Basham, DE, Ohio (3.16)

Talent Grade: 3

Vershel's Guy: Semi

Basham has prototypical size at the position. Basham is a force against the run but will likely struggle as a pass rusher coming from a small program.

Zach Banner, OT, USC (4.31)

Talent Grade: 5

Vershel's Guy: Semi

A member of the All-Vershel team, Banner is a massive man at 6'8 and 350lbs. Banner was abused in college but his size makes him exciting. The Colts should consider kicking his big body inside to Guard.

Marlon Mack, RB, USF (4.37)

Talent Grade: 5

Vershel's Guy: No

Grover Stewart, DT, Albany State (4.38)

Talent Grade: 7

Vershel's Guy: No

Nate Hairston, CB, Temple (5.14)

Talent Grade: 5

Vershel's Guy: No

Anthony Walker, LB, Northwestern (5.17)

Talent Grade: 4

Vershel's Guy: Semi

How Walker slipped to the 5th round is beyond me. Walker projects as a great multiple D linebacker.

Draft Score: 73.1/100