10.) QB

Jacob Eason, Cole McDonald. Eason has the strongest arm in the class, and Mcdonald has the short accuracy to succeed a la Jimmy Garrapolo.

9.) RB

Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Zack Moss, Joshua Kelley. CEH is in the mold of Leveon Bell, Moss has a future as a goal line back, and Kelley shined at the Senior Bowl.

8.) WR and TE

KJ Hamler, Bryan Edwards, James Proche, Devin Duvernay, Van Jefferson, Quintez Cephus - Hamler and Duvernay have speed, Edwards is injured but a potential first round player if healthy, and the fit in well as todays slot receivers. TE - CJ O Grady

7.) OT

Isaiah Wilson, Saahdiq Charles, Jack Driscoll - Wilson is a former 5 star all world recruit with immense size and power, Charles has amazing footwork due to his soccer background, and Driscoll practiced every day against Derrick Brown and Marlon Davidson.

6.) IOL

Robert Hunt, Netane Muti, Shane Lemeaux - Day 1 starters at guard.

5.) EDGE

Julian Okwara, Bradlee Anae, Josh Uche, James Smith-Williams - Athletic specimens with size and speed to also flex out into coverage.

4.) DL

Ross Blacklock, Justin Madibuke, Leki Fotu, Davon Hamilton, Mctelvin Agim - Athletic, space eating rotational run defenders. Madibuke and Blacklock have pass rushing skills.

3.) LB

Logan WIlson, Jordyn Brooks, Willie Gay, Malik Harrison - 3 down linebackers. Wilson might be the best pass coverage lb in the class, and the other 3 have high day 2 potential.

2.) CB

Jaylon Johnson, Noah Igbinoghene, Jeff Gladney, Bryce Hall, AJ Terrell, Troy Pride JR - In a loaded corner class, this was the hardest position to narrow down. Lots of good day 2 and late round talent. All these guys can play on the permiter.

1.) S

Kyle Dugger, Terrell Burgess, Justin Blackmon, Geno Stone - Dugger will be the highest small school prospect drafted this year, Burgess and Blackmon are terrific zone corners and Geno Stone is an analytical favorite of PFF.