The Draft Bomb · Position rankings2027 Draft
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Every position with its own pecking order and internal tiers. The fastest way to read relative value inside a group — the third-best edge once the first two are off the board.
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See QB board →Quarterbacks / QB
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▼Dante MooreOregon · 6'3" · 215 lb · —Modern passer with elite arm talent and off-script playmaking abilityBomb Grade93.5T1· Rd 1 - 02
▼Julian SayinOhio State · 6'2" · 219 lb · —Precise rhythm passer with elite processing and pinpoint accuracy from the pocketBomb Grade89T1· Rd 1 - 03
▼Arch ManningTexas · 6'4" · 230 lb · —Prototypical pocket quarterback with advanced pre-snap processing and graduated velocityBomb Grade88T1· Rd 1 - 04
▲Darian MensahMiami · 6'3" · 205 lb · —Methodical, cerebral distributor with surgical anticipation and professional pocket techniqueBomb Grade81.4T2· Rd 1 - 05
▼Trinidad ChamblissMississippi · 6'0" · 210 lb · —Out-of-structure dual-threat with D-II roots and a live, multi-angle armBomb Grade80.9T2· Rd 1 - 06
▲LaNorris SellersSouth Carolina · 6'3" · 238 lb · —Six-three, 238-pound dual-threat with a first-round arm and an unfinished passing gameBomb Grade77T3· Rd 2 - 07
▼Drew MestemakerOklahoma State · 6'4" · 213 lb · —Timing-and-anticipation pocket passer who went from walk-on to 4,379-yard seasonBomb Grade76.5T3· Rd 2 - 08
▲CJ CarrNotre Dame · 6'2" · 215 lb · —Rhythm-and-anticipation pocket quarterback with plus accuracy and pro mechanicsBomb Grade75.2T3· Rd 2 - 09
▲Drake LindseyMinnesota · 6'5" · 230 lb · —Big-framed play-action pocket passer with touch and command, still catching his mechanics up to his frameBomb Grade75T3· Rd 2 - 10
▼DJ LagwayBaylor · 6'3" · 237 lb · —Dynamic dual-threat quarterback with effortless arm strength and elite pocket navigationBomb Grade74.3T3· Rd 2 - 11
▼Brendan SorsbyTexas Tech · 6'3" · 235 lb · —Big-bodied QB with elite ball velocity and multi-read scheme processing from the pocketBomb Grade73.6T3· Rd 2 - 12
▲Sam LeavittLSU · 6'2" · 216 lb · —Pocket architect with elite arm strength capable of extending plays under pressureBomb Grade70.5T3· Rd 2 - 13
▲Jayden MaiavaUSC · 6'4" · 225 lb · —Off-script creator quarterback with arm elasticity and quick RPO processing powerBomb Grade68.1T4· Rd 3 - 14
▼Byrum BrownAuburn · 6'3" · 235 lb · —Dynamic offensive engine with off-platform lethality and gravity as a power runnerBomb Grade59.8T5· Rd 4 - 15
▲Demond Williams Jr.Washington · 5'11" · 190 lb · —Dynamic off-script QB creator with explosive mechanics and elite elusivenessBomb Grade58.7T5· Rd 4 - 16
▲Josh HooverIndiana · 6'2" · 200 lb · —Surgical rhythm passer with rapid processing and compact, anticipatory accuracyBomb Grade57.9T5· Rd 4
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See RB board →Running backs / RB
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▼Ahmad HardyMissouri · 5'10" · 210 lb · —Compact workhorse back with All-America production and elite contact balanceBomb Grade76.3T3· Rd 2 - 02
▼Mark Fletcher Jr.Miami · 6'2" · 225 lb · —Downhill power back with rising efficiency and genuine pass-protection valueBomb Grade75.9T3· Rd 2 - 03
Kewan LacyOle Miss · 5'11" · 205 lb · —Electric one-cut back with elite acceleration and genuine receiving equityBomb Grade74.1T3· Rd 2 - 04
▲Nate FrazierGeorgia · 5'10" · 210 lb · —Energy dynamo slasher displaying elite burst, contact balance, and refined lateral agilityBomb Grade73.4T3· Rd 2 - 05
▼Keyjuan BrownLouisville · 5'10" · 215 lb · —Physical gap-scheme power back with elite contact balance and pass protectionBomb Grade68.5T4· Rd 3 - 06
▼Dierre Hill Jr.Oregon · 5'11" · 205 lb · —Dynamic home-run hitter with elite burst and hip fluidity who anticipates lanes wellBomb Grade67.6T4· Rd 3 - 07
▼Isaac BrownLouisville · 5'9" · 190 lb · —Electric home-run threat with elite burst and pro-level lateral elasticityBomb Grade66.5T4· Rd 3 - 08
▲Jadan BaughFlorida · 5'9" · 209 lb · —Downhill one-cut back with tackle-breaking mass and underrated short-area burstBomb Grade63.8T4· Rd 3 - 09
Justice HaynesGeorgia Tech · 5'11" · 210 lb · —Fluid, balanced three-down back with proactive vision and elite contact balanceBomb Grade57.7T5· Rd 4
03
See WR board →Wide receivers / WR
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Jeremiah SmithOhio State · 6'3" · 215 lb · —Generational X receiver with catch point dominance, physical release, and exceptional build-up speedBomb Grade96T1· Rd 1 - 02
▲Cam ColemanTexas · 6'4" · 216 lb · —X receiver with elite length and contested-catch prowess, dominating verticallyBomb Grade87T1· Rd 1 - 03
▲Ryan WilliamsAlabama · 6'4" · 182 lb · —Tall vertical Z receiver with elite speed, body control, and release potentialBomb Grade83.1T2· Rd 1 - 04
▲KJ DuffRutgers · 6'6" · 225 lb · —Boundary X with rare size who wins at the catch point on contested and red-zone throwsBomb Grade82.6T2· Rd 1 - 05
▼Duce RobinsonFlorida State · 6'6" · 225 lb · —Physical YAC wide receiver who punishes secondaries with strength and precisionBomb Grade73.2T3· Rd 2 - 06
▲Wyatt YoungOklahoma State · 6'0" · 199 lb · —Fluid route technician with exceptional body control and running back-like contact balanceBomb Grade71.1T3· Rd 2 - 07
▼Mario CraverTexas A&M · 5'9" · 180 lb · —Compact slot YAC weapon with vertical explosiveness and powerful contact balanceBomb Grade67T4· Rd 3 - 08
▲Amare ThomasHouston · 6'0" · 205 lb · —Explosive slot separator with advanced route stems and shifty YAC potentialBomb Grade66.7T4· Rd 3 - 09
Cooper BarkateMiami · 6'1" · 195 lb · —Polished route technician who excels at finding soft spots in zone coverageBomb Grade66.1T4· Rd 3 - 10
▼Beau SparksTexas State · 5'11" · 181 lb · —Meticulous slot technician who wins with route intelligence and glue handsBomb Grade65.8T4· Rd 3 - 11
▼Jackson HarrisHawaii · 6'3" · 205 lb · —Slot technician with surgical footwork and superior intelligence against zone coverageBomb Grade65.6T4· Rd 3 - 12
▲Charlie BeckerIndiana · 6'4" · 207 lb · —Reliable slot separator with short-area quickness and YAC abilityBomb Grade64.9T4· Rd 3 - 13
▼Nyck HarborSouth Carolina · 6'5" · 235 lb · —Developmental vertical threat with elite speed transitioning from track athlete to receiverBomb Grade63.4T4· Rd 3 - 14
▼Jordan FaisonNotre Dame · 5'10" · 185 lb · —Slot technician and punt returnerBomb Grade62.9T4· Rd 3 - 15
▼Tre RichardsonVanderbilt · 5'10" · 175 lb · —Explosive vertical slot with elite route quickness and legitimate deep-ball trackingBomb Grade62.7T4· Rd 3 - 16
▼Andrew MarshMichigan · 6'0" · 190 lb · —Polished route technician with reliable hands and starter-level feel before his 20th birthdayBomb Grade62T4· Rd 3 - 17
▼Parker KingstonBYU · 5'11" · 185 lb · —Volume slot producer and punt returnerBomb Grade60.8T4· Rd 4 - 18
▼Trell HarrisOklahoma · 6'0" · 203 lb · —Vertical playmaker with technical speed, ideal for stretching defensive seams for big playsBomb Grade60.4T4· Rd 4 - 19
▼Terrell AndersonUSC · 6'2" · 200 lb · —Large-framed X receiver with an expansive catch radius flourishing in trafficBomb Grade60.2T4· Rd 4 - 20
▲Ryan WingoTexas · 6'2" · 214 lb · —Natural sprinter with instant acceleration and fluid body control for YACBomb Grade59.7T5· Rd 4 - 21
▲Omarion MillerArizona State · 6'2" · 215 lb · —Dense slot receiver with explosive short-area acceleration and pro-level contact balanceBomb Grade59.4T5· Rd 4 - 22
▼Nick MarshIndiana · 6'3" · 213 lb · —Physical boundary alpha with violent release, superior ball tracking, and aggressive YAC mentalityBomb Grade58.8T5· Rd 4 - 23
TJ MooreClemson · 6'3" · 200 lb · —Contested catch specialist with elite body control, vertical acceleration, and fluid releasesBomb Grade57.1T5· Rd 5 - 24
▼Bryant Wesco Jr.Clemson · 6'2" · 190 lb · —Rangy contested-catch X receiver with expansive catch radius and body controlBomb Grade56.4T5· Rd 5
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See TE board →Tight ends / TE
- 01
▲Jamari JohnsonOregon · 6'5" · 257 lb · —Vertical seam tight end with a prototype frame and a developing blocking profileBomb Grade80T2· Rd 1 - 02
▲Trey'Dez GreenLSU · 6'7" · 237 lb · —Basketball-frame move tight end who wins above the rim in the red zoneBomb Grade76.1T3· Rd 2 - 03
▼Bruin FleischmannMontana State · 6'5" · 235 lb · —Disciplined run-blocking tight end with surgical reliability in the short passing gameBomb Grade71.4T3· Rd 2 - 04
▼Terrance CarterTexas Tech · 6'2" · 245 lb · —Dynamic move tight end with running back vision and alignment versatilityBomb Grade67.2T4· Rd 3 - 05
▼DJ VonnahmeIowa · 6'4" · 241 lb · —In-line Y tight end with massive catch radius and tactical intelligence for immediate impactBomb Grade65.2T4· Rd 3 - 06
▲Andrew RappleyeaPenn State · 6'4" · 242 lb · —Route-first receiving tight end, better flexed to the slot than in-line, with an injury history that dominates the fileBomb Grade64.5T4· Rd 3 - 07
▲Benjamin BrahmerPenn State · 6'7" · 250 lb · —Detached 6-7 seam mismatchBomb Grade56.7T5· Rd 5 - 08
▲Luke ReynoldsVirginia Tech · 6'4" · 250 lb · —Developmental Y with blue-chip pedigreeBomb Grade55.8T5· Rd 5
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▲Trevor GoosbyTexas · 6'7" · 311 lb · —Prototype athletic left tackle with elite length, fluidity, and outside zone potentialBomb Grade86T1· Rd 1 - 02
▼Carter SmithIndiana · 6'5" · 313 lb · —Bookend tackle with elite pass set mechanics and a massive anchor, displaying veteran-level processingBomb Grade85T1· Rd 1 - 03
▲Jordan SeatonLSU · 6'5" · 307 lb · —Elite pass protector with impeccable footwork, violent hands, and immediate anchorBomb Grade83.7T2· Rd 1 - 04
▼Cayden GreenMissouri · 6'5" · 326 lb · —Powerful run-blocking tackle with natural anchor and scheme versatility for interior or edgeBomb Grade81.7T2· Rd 1 - 05
▲Trevor LauckIowa · 6'5" · 314 lb · —Technically polished Iowa left tackle from a Joe Moore Award lineBomb Grade78.6T2· Rd 1 - 06
▼Jacarrius PeakSouth Carolina · 6'4" · 310 lb · —Agile pass protector with excellent footwork and hip fluidity, recovering well from errorsBomb Grade72.7T3· Rd 2 - 07
▲Anthonie KnappNotre Dame · 6'5" · 305 lb · —Modern wide-zone tackle with elite reach and outstanding lateral mobilityBomb Grade65.4T4· Rd 3 - 08
▲PJ WilliamsSMU · 6'5" · 313 lb · —Experienced right-side pass protectorBomb Grade63.1T4· Rd 3 - 09
Melvin SianiTexas · 6'6" · 310 lb · —Fluid pass protector with disruptive independent hand usage and quick lateral mobilityBomb Grade60.9T4· Rd 4 - 10
▼Blake FrazierMichigan · 6'6" · 295 lb · —Anchoring power blocker with controlled hand usage and intelligence in reach blocksBomb Grade58.1T5· Rd 4 - 11
▼Jacob StrandAuburn · 6'5" · 310 lb · —Wide-zone specialist with elite lateral quickness and proactive hand usageBomb Grade56.9T5· Rd 5 - 12
▼Lance HeardKentucky · 6'6" · 325 lb · —Physical power/gap tackle with massive anchor and elite run game displacementBomb Grade56.3T5· Rd 5 - 13
▲Nikolas ProngosStanford · 6'7" · 315 lb · —Late-blooming developmental tackleBomb Grade55.9T5· Rd 5 - 14
▲Ian MooreOhio State · 6'6" · 312 lb · —Developmental Athletic Left TackleBomb Grade55.7T5· Rd 5
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See IOL board →Interior O-line / IOL
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▼Austin SiereveldOhio State · 6'5" · 327 lb · —Positionally flexible power blocker: two-time captain who has started at both guards and left tackleBomb Grade79.4T2· Rd 1 - 02
▼Kade PieperIowa · 6'3" · 298 lb · —Movement-skilled Iowa guard off a Joe Moore Award line with center flexibilityBomb Grade75.4T3· Rd 2 - 03
▼Iapani LalouluOregon · 6'2" · 325 lb · —Technical mauler with exceptional balance, dynamic pulling, and precise handsBomb Grade70T3· Rd 2 - 04
▲Evan TengesdahlCincinnati · 6'3" · 323 lb · —Nasty interior lineman with granite anchor and superb hand placement, effective on pull playsBomb Grade67.9T4· Rd 3 - 05
Greg JohnsonMinnesota · 6'6" · 325 lb · —Power guard with center flexibilityBomb Grade61T4· Rd 4 - 06
▼Sheridan WilsonTexas Tech · 6'5" · 300 lb · —Immovable power base interior lineman with high football IQ and violent punchBomb Grade60T5· Rd 4 - 07
▼Drew BoboGeorgia · 6'5" · 305 lb · —Technician center with superior leverage and high football IQ, excelling in communicationBomb Grade57.8T5· Rd 4 - 08
▼Nathan EfobiMichigan · 6'4" · 303 lb · —Brute force interior lineman with powerful anchor and intelligent pulling abilityBomb Grade57T5· Rd 5
07
See EDGE board →Edge rushers / EDGE
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▲Dylan StewartSouth Carolina · 6'4" · 247 lb · —Modern EDGE prototype with elite length, contortionist bend, and an explosive first stepBomb Grade91T1· Rd 1 - 02
▲Colin SimmonsTexas · 6'4" · 255 lb · —First-step dominant edge rusher with elite bend and motor to finish playsBomb Grade90T1· Rd 1 - 03
▲Matayo UiagaleleiOregon · 6'5" · 265 lb · —Elite length power rusher with precise hand placement and relentless pursuit from the EDGEBomb Grade82.9T2· Rd 1 - 04
Damon Wilson IIMiami · 6'4" · 250 lb · —Explosive speed-and-bend edge rusher with elite get-off and a thin move treeBomb Grade79.7T2· Rd 1 - 05
▼John Henry DaleyMichigan · 6'5" · 252 lb · —Relentless power edge coming off an Achilles tear after an 11.5-sack breakoutBomb Grade78.3T2· Rd 1 - 06
▲Clev LubinLouisville · 6'3" · 260 lb · —Bend-first speed rusher with rare dimensions and a disruptive dip-and-rip moveBomb Grade72.3T3· Rd 2 - 07
▼Sabastian HarshNC State · 6'3" · 263 lb · —High-motor trench warrior with violent hands and relentless lateral pursuitBomb Grade70.9T3· Rd 2 - 08
▼Kalil AlexanderTexas State · 6'3" · 225 lb · —Tactical missile from the slot with elite hip flexibility and relentless pursuitBomb Grade67.4T4· Rd 3 - 09
▲Teitum TuiotiOregon · 6'3" · 263 lb · —Heavy-handed technician with superior leverage and a violent initial burst off the edgeBomb Grade64.7T4· Rd 3 - 10
▼Kenyatta Jackson Jr.Ohio State · 6'6" · 263 lb · —Bend-and-burst rusher with elite explosiveness, disruptive length, and hip flexibilityBomb Grade64T4· Rd 3 - 11
▲Yhonzae PierreAlabama · 6'3" · 253 lb · —Explosive speed rusher with bend flexibility and a relentless backside pursuit motorBomb Grade60.6T4· Rd 4 - 12
▲Boubacar TraoreNotre Dame · 6'5" · 253 lb · —Explosive bend-and-burst rusher with elite hip flexibility and impressive arm lengthBomb Grade60.3T4· Rd 4 - 13
▲Quincy Rhodes Jr.Arkansas · 6'6" · 273 lb · —Power rusher with pro-caliber chassis, offers tactical versatility against the runBomb Grade60.1T4· Rd 4 - 14
▼Will HeldtClemson · 6'6" · 260 lb · —Heavy-handed and anchor-strong set-the-edge defender with constant motorBomb Grade59.1T5· Rd 4 - 15
▲Anto SakaTexas A&M · 6'4" · 255 lb · —Speed rusher with a motorBomb Grade57.3T5· Rd 5
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See DL board →Defensive line / DL
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▼David StoneOklahoma · 6'2" · 290 lb · —Explosive penetrating 3-tech who disrupts the pocket with speed-to-power conversionBomb Grade83.4T2· Rd 1 - 02
▼A.J. Holmes Jr.Texas Tech · 6'5" · 296 lb · —Versatile interior defensive lineman with 3-tech explosiveness and point-of-attack powerBomb Grade82.3T2· Rd 1 - 03
A'Mauri WashingtonOregon · 6'3" · 330 lb · —Heavy-handed interior anchor with 3-technique quickness at nose tackle massBomb Grade80.3T2· Rd 1 - 04
▲Will EcholesOle Miss · 6'3" · 315 lb · —Point-of-attack nose with first-team All-SEC run production and a developing rush planBomb Grade78.9T2· Rd 1 - 05
▼Santana HopperColorado · 6'2" · 265 lb · —Penetrating 3-tech with elite initial explosiveness and hip flexibility for interior bendBomb Grade72T3· Rd 2 - 06
▼Anthony SmithMinnesota · 6'6" · 285 lb · —Disciplined interior run-stuffer with relentless motor and violent hand usageBomb Grade71.8T3· Rd 2 - 07
▼Tyrique TuckerIndiana · 6'0" · 307 lb · —Penetrating three-technique with explosive first step and advanced pass-rush movesBomb Grade70.2T3· Rd 2 - 08
▼Ahmad MotenMiami · 6'2" · 325 lb · —Massive interior presence with surprising burst and violent hands at the point of attackBomb Grade68.3T4· Rd 3 - 09
▲Jordan RossLSU · 6'5" · 254 lb · —Physically gifted hybrid 5-tech with imposing length and explosiveness, high-ceiling prospectBomb Grade64.3T4· Rd 3 - 10
▲Bear AlexanderOregon · 6'3" · 302 lb · —High-revving penetrating 3-tech with elite explosiveness and violent hand fightingBomb Grade58.6T5· Rd 4 - 11
▲Tavion GadsonKentucky · 6'5" · 303 lb · —Late-blooming interior disruptorBomb Grade58.3T5· Rd 4 - 12
▼Jayden JacksonOklahoma · 6'2" · 306 lb · —Three-technique with an immovable anchor and precise hand usage, chasing plays sideline-to-sidelineBomb Grade58T5· Rd 4 - 13
Justin ScottMiami · 6'4" · 303 lb · —Immovable interior anchor with violent hands and elite get-off for his imposing sizeBomb Grade56.8T5· Rd 5 - 14
▲Sahir WestUCLA · 6'3" · 279 lb · —High-motor interior/edge disruptorBomb Grade56.2T5· Rd 5 - 15
▲Taylor WeinOklahoma · 6'4" · 265 lb · —One-year breakout disruptorBomb Grade56.1T5· Rd 5
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See LB board →Linebackers / LB
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▼Kyngstonn Viliamu-AsaNotre Dame · 6'3" · 234 lb · —Three-down MIKE with edge-rush juice and a second ACL on the medical sheetBomb Grade79.1T2· Rd 1 - 02
▲Chris ColeGeorgia · 6'3" · 235 lb · —Long, high-range interior linebacker with a safety background who wins on pursuit speed and timed interior pressureBomb Grade78T2· Rd 1 - 03
▼Rasheem BilesTexas · 6'1" · 222 lb · —Ball-hawking off-ball linebacker who scored three defensive touchdowns in one seasonBomb Grade75.6T3· Rd 2 - 04
▲Xavier AtkinsAuburn · 6'0" · 210 lb · —Compact, explosive blitz-first interior linebacker who lives in the opponent's backfieldBomb Grade74.5T3· Rd 2 - 05
Ben RobertsTexas Tech · 6'3" · 235 lb · —Instinctual off-ball linebacker with exceptional processing and fluid zone coverageBomb Grade71.6T3· Rd 2 - 06
▲Suntarine PerkinsMississippi · 6'1" · 220 lb · —Athletic off-ball linebacker with explosive blitzing ability and sideline-to-sideline rangeBomb Grade59.9T5· Rd 4 - 07
▼Sammy BrownClemson · 6'2" · 235 lb · —Explosive downhill hammer with elite closing burst and functional sideline-to-sideline rangeBomb Grade59T5· Rd 4 - 08
▼Harrison TaggartUtah State · 6'1" · 235 lb · —Rangy off-ball linebacker with elite lateral mobility and a wide open-field tackle radiusBomb Grade57.4T5· Rd 5 - 09
▼Austin RomaineKansas State · 6'2" · 245 lb · —High-IQ off-ball linebacker with advanced hand technique and precise pursuit anglesBomb Grade57.2T5· Rd 5
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See CB board →Cornerbacks / CB
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▲Leonard MooreNotre Dame · 6'0" · 190 lb · —Physical corner with elite fluidity, instincts, and functional physicality at the catch pointBomb Grade95.5T1· Rd 1 - 02
Ellis Robinson IVGeorgia · 6'0" · 180 lb · —Surgical man-cover corner with elite hip fluidity and advanced instinctsBomb Grade84T2· Rd 1 - 03
▼Kelley JonesMississippi State · 6'4" · 195 lb · —Rare-length press corner who erases the boundary third with reach and recovery speedBomb Grade80.6T2· Rd 1 - 04
▲Zabien BrownAlabama · 6'0" · 196 lb · —Long mirror-and-match corner with fluid hips, eye discipline, and press techniqueBomb Grade74.7T3· Rd 2 - 05
▼Jamari SharpeIndiana · 6'1" · 187 lb · —Long and athletic mirror-match corner with excellent hip fluidity and recoveryBomb Grade73.8T3· Rd 2 - 06
▲Ashton HamptonClemson · 6'2" · 205 lb · —Long, fluid press-man corner with advanced scheme recognition and eye disciplineBomb Grade72.9T3· Rd 2 - 07
▲Vicari SwainSouth Carolina · 6'2" · 193 lb · —Return-game weapon turned outside cornerBomb Grade70.7T3· Rd 2 - 08
▲Brice PollockTexas Tech · 6'2" · 195 lb · —Smooth mirror-match corner with elite hip fluidity and an aggressive click-and-closeBomb Grade68.8T4· Rd 3 - 09
▲Chris PealSyracuse · 6'1" · 195 lb · —Long press-man corner with nickel feet and silken hips to negate verticalityBomb Grade66.3T4· Rd 3 - 10
▲Jontez WilliamsUSC · 5'11" · 200 lb · —Ball-hawking zone cornerBomb Grade62.5T4· Rd 3 - 11
OJ Frederique Jr.Miami · 6'0" · 195 lb · —Long, elastic press-man corner with disruptive length and excellent hip fluidityBomb Grade60.7T4· Rd 4 - 12
▲Jyaire HillMichigan · 6'2" · 190 lb · —Long, physical boundary cornerBomb Grade59.2T5· Rd 4 - 13
▼Charles BrantleyMichigan State · 6'0" · 170 lb · —Aggressive press-man corner with fluid hips and strong attack at the catch pointBomb Grade58.9T5· Rd 4 - 14
▼Jay CrawfordAuburn · 5'11" · 181 lb · —Technical boundary corner with disruptive length and advanced eye disciplineBomb Grade58.4T5· Rd 4 - 15
▲Zeke BerryMichigan · 5'11" · 188 lb · —Veteran multi-alignment nickel defender who wins with instincts, hands and run-support toughness rather than long speedBomb Grade56T5· Rd 5 - 16
▲Kayin LeeTennessee · 5'11" · 180 lb · —Physical Boundary CornerBomb Grade55.6T5· Rd 5
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See S board →Safeties / S
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▼KJ BoldenGeorgia · 6'0" · 195 lb · —Versatile safety with elite single-high range, ball-hawking instincts, and explosive triggerBomb Grade82T2· Rd 1 - 02
▲Jackson BenneeUtah · 6'2" · 190 lb · —Coverage-first free safety and multi-phase special teams weaponBomb Grade81.1T2· Rd 1 - 03
▼Zach LutmerIowa · 6'1" · 203 lb · —Positionless Iowa defensive back who plays nickel, safety and corner in the same gameBomb Grade76.8T3· Rd 2 - 04
▼Ty BenefieldLSU · 6'3" · 208 lb · —Instinctive chess-piece safety with linebacker physicality and coverage instinctsBomb Grade72.5T3· Rd 2 - 05
▼Bray HubbardAlabama · 6'2" · 217 lb · —Cerebral, hard-hitting two-high safety with high-level processing and versatilityBomb Grade69T4· Rd 3 - 06
▲Jaylen McClainOhio State · 6'0" · 201 lb · —Instinctive two-high safety with slot flexibility and processing well ahead of his snap countBomb Grade63.6T4· Rd 3 - 07
▲Koi PerichOregon · 6'1" · 200 lb · —Two-way center-field safety and returnerBomb Grade62.2T4· Rd 3 - 08
▼Tae JohnsonNotre Dame · 6'2" · 200 lb · —Hyper-disciplined tactical processor, secondary quarterback with schematic versatilityBomb Grade59.6T5· Rd 4 - 09
▼Marcus Neal Jr.Penn State · 6'1" · 216 lb · —Physically imposing two-high safety with excellent eye discipline and deep rangeBomb Grade59.3T5· Rd 4 - 10
▲Jelani McDonaldTexas · 6'2" · 199 lb · —Versatile big-nickel hybrid safety with disruptive length and a quick triggerBomb Grade58.2T5· Rd 4 - 11
▼Tao JohnsonUCLA · 6'0" · 194 lb · —Rangy hybrid safety with alignment versatility and elite click-and-close abilityBomb Grade57.6T5· Rd 4 - 12
▲Dashawn SpearsLSU · 6'3" · 209 lb · —Hybrid box safety with handsBomb Grade56.6T5· Rd 5
End of rankings · 2027 Draft
