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Player Position School Ovr. Rank Pos. Rank Round Grade Chase Young EDGE Ohio St Player Position School Ovr. Rank Pos. Rank Round Grade Chase Young EDGE Ohio St. 1 1 1 Joe Burrow QB LSU 2 1 1 Isaiah Simmons ATH Clemson 3 1 1 Jeff Okudah CB Ohio St. 4 1 1 Tua Tagovailoa QB Alabama 5 2 1 Derrick Brown DL Auburn 6 1 1 Ceedee Lamb WR Oklahoma 7 1 1 Jerry Jeudy WR Alabama 8 2 1 Tristan Wirfs OT Iowa 9 1 1 Jedrick Wills Jr. OT Alabama 10 2 1 Andrew Thomas OT Georgia 11 3 1 Javon Kinlaw DL South Carolina 12 2 1 Henry Ruggs III WR Alabama 13 3 1 Mekhi Becton OT Louisville 14 4 1 Justin Herbert QB Oregon 15 3 1st/2nd K'Lavon Chaisson EDGE LSU 16 2 1st/2nd Kristian Fulton CB LSU 17 2 1st/2nd CJ Henderson CB Florida 18 3 1st/2nd Grant Delpit S LSU 19 1 1st/2nd Justin Jefferson WR LSU 20 4 1st/2nd Denzel Mims WR Baylor 21 5 1st/2nd Xavier Mckinney S Alabama 22 2 1st/2nd Antoine Winfield Jr.S Minnesota 23 3 1st/2nd J.K. Dobbins RB Ohio St. 24 1 1st/2nd A.J. Epenesa EDGE Iowa 25 3 2 Jeff Gladney CB TCU 26 4 2 Trevon Diggs CB Alabama 27 5 2 Kenneth Murray LB Oklahoma 28 1 2 Player Position School Ovr. Rank Pos. Rank Round Grade Jalen Reagor WR TCU 29 6 2 Patrick Queen LB LSU 30 2 2 Cesar Ruiz IOL Michigan 31 1 2 Josh Uche EDGE Michigan 32 4 2 Zack Baun EDGE Wisconsin 33 5 2 Yetur Gross-Matos EDGE Penn St. 34 6 2 Ezra Cleveland OT Boise St. 35 5 2 Laviska Shenault Jr.WR Colorado 36 7 2 Josh Jones OT Houston 37 6 2 Marlon Davidson DL Auburn 38 3 2 Neville Gallimore DL Oklahoma 39 4 2 A.J. Terrell CB Clemson 40 6 2 Ashtyn Davis S California 41 4 2 D'Andre Swift RB Georgia 42 2 2 Jonathan Taylor RB Wisconsin 43 3 2 Tee Higgins WR Clemson 44 8 2 Julian Okwara EDGE Notre Dame 45 7 2 Justin Madubuike DL Texas A&M 46 5 2 Jaylon Johnson CB Utah 47 7 2 KJ Hamler WR Penn St. 48 9 2 Terrell Lewis EDGE Alabama 49 8 2 Brandon Aiyuk WR Arizona St. 50 10 2 Clyde Edwards-HelaireRB LSU 51 4 2 Kyle Dugger S Lenoir-Rhyne 52 5 2 Cam Akers RB Florida St. 53 5 2 Bryce Hall CB Virginia 54 8 2 Isaiah Wilson OT Georgia 55 7 2nd/3rd Noah Igbinoghene CB Auburn 56 9 2nd/3rd Player Position School Ovr. Rank Pos. Rank Round Grade Robert Hunt IOL Louisiana 57 2 2nd/3rd Ross Blacklock DL TCU 58 6 2nd/3rd Jeremy Chinn S So. Illinois 59 6 2nd/3rd Austin Jackson OT USC 60 8 2nd/3rd Jordan Elliott DL Missouri 61 7 2nd/3rd Curtis Weaver EDGE Boise St. 62 9 2nd/3rd Michael Pittman Jr.WR USC 63 11 2nd/3rd Adam Trautman TE Dayton 64 1 2nd/3rd Akeem Davis-GaitherLB App. St. 65 3 2nd/3rd Jordan Love QB Utah St. 66 4 3 Matt Hennessy IOL Temple 67 3 3 Damon Arnette CB Ohio St. 68 10 3 Willie Gay Jr. LB Mississippi St. 69 4 3 Chase Claypool WR Notre Dame 70 12 3 Lucas Niang OT TCU 71 9 3 Bradlee Anae EDGE Utah 72 10 3 Amik Robertson CB Louisiana Tech 73 11 3 Cameron Dantzler CB Mississippi St. 74 12 3 Prince Tega WanoghoOT Auburn 75 10 3 Damien Lewis IOL LSU 76 4 3 Lloyd Cushenberry IOLIii LSU 77 5 3 Terrell Burgess S Utah 78 7 3 Cole Kmet TE Notre Dame 79 2 3 James Lynch DL Baylor 80 8 3 Malik Harrison LB Ohio St. 81 5 3 Jordyn Brooks LB Texas Tech 82 6 3 Troy Pride Jr. CB Notre Dame 83 13 3 Ben Bartch OT St. John’s (Minn.) 84 11 3 Player Position School Ovr. Rank Pos. Rank Round Grade Matt Peart OT UCONN 85 12 3 Josiah Scott CB Michigan St. 86 14 3 John Simpson IOL Clemson 87 6 3 Netane Muti IOL Fresno St. 88 7 3rd/4th Logan Wilson LB Wyoming 89 7 3rd/4th Troy Dye LB Oregon 90 8 3rd/4th Leki Fotu DL Utah 91 9 3rd/4th Jonah Jackson IOL Ohio St. 92 8 3rd/4th Bryan Edwards WR South Carolina 93 13 3rd/4th Van Jefferson WR Florida 94 14 3rd/4th Devin Duvernay WR Texas 95 15 3rd/4th Zack Moss RB Utah 96 6 3rd/4th Jalen Hurts QB Oklahoma 97 5 3rd/4th Tyler Johnson WR Minnesota 98 16 3rd/4th Lynn Bowden Jr. WR Kentucky 99 17 3rd/4th Nick Harris IOL Washington 100 9 3rd/4th Tyler Biadasz IOL Wisconsin 101 10 3rd/4th Donovan Peoples-JonesWR Michigan 102 18 3rd/4th Jabari Zuniga EDGE Florida 103 11 4 Jonathan GreenardEDGE Florida 104 12 4 Davon Hamilton DL Ohio St. 105 10 4 Reggie Robinson II CB Tulsa 106 15 4 K'Von Wallace S Clemson 107 8 4 Jake Fromm QB Georgia 108 6 4 Darrynton Evans RB App. St. 109 7 4 Antonio Gibson RB Memphis 110 8 4 K.J. Hill WR Ohio St. 111 19 4 Hunter Bryant TE Washington 112 3 4 Player Position School Ovr. Rank Pos. Rank Round Grade Ben Bredeson IOL Michigan 113 11 4 Darrell Taylor EDGE Tennessee 114 13 4 Kenny Robinson Jr.S West Virginia 115 9 4 Brycen Hopkins TE Purdue 116 4 4 Logan Stenberg IOL Kentucky 117 12 4 Alex Highsmith EDGE Charlotte 118 14 4 Markus Bailey LB Purdue 119 9 4 Michael Ojemudia CB Iowa 120 16 4 Khalid Kareem EDGE Notre Dame 121 15 4 Antonio Gandy-GoldenWR Liberty 122 20 4 Jacob Eason QB Washington 123 7 4 Anthony Gordon QB Wash. St. 124 8 4 Raekwon Davis DL Alabama 125 11 4 Jonathan Garvin EDGE Miami 126 16 4 Collin Johnson WR Texas 127 21 4 Davion Taylor LB Colorado 128 10 4 Darnay Holmes CB UCLA 129 17 4 Brandon Jones S Texas 130 10 4 Joshua Kelley RB UCLA 131 9 4 Harrison Bryant TE FAU 132 5 4 Mctelvin Agim DL Arkansas 133 12 4th/5th Kevin Dotson IOL Louisiana 134 13 4th/5th Jack Driscoll OT Auburn 135 13 4th/5th Saahdiq Charles OT LSU 136 14 4th/5th Derrek Tuszka EDGE N. Dakota St. 137 17 4th/5th Geno Stone S Iowa 138 11 4th/5th Eno Benjamin RB Arizona St. 139 10 4th/5th James Proche WR SMU 140 22 4th/5th Player Position School Ovr. Rank Pos. Rank Round Grade Isaiah Coulter WR Rhode Island 141 23 4th/5th John Hightower WR Boise St. 142 24 4th/5th Calvin ThrockmortonIOL Oregon 143 14 4th/5th Trevis Gipson EDGE Tulsa 144 18 4th/5th L'Jarius Sneed CB Louisiana Tech 145 19 5 Anthony McfarlandRB Jr. Maryland 146 11 5 Gabriel Davis WR UCF 147 25 5 Shane Lemieux IOL Oregon 148 15 5 Kenny Willekes EDGE Michigan St. 149 20 5 Anfernee Jennings EDGE Alabama 150 19 5 Alohi Gilman S Notre Dame 151 12 5 Isaiah Hodgins WR Oregon St. 152 26 5 Hakeem Adeniji OT Kansas 153 15 5 Malcolm Roach DL Texas 154 13 5 Tanner Muse LB Clemson 155 11 5 Jason Strowbridge DL North Carolina 156 14 5 John Reid CB Penn St. 157 19 5 A.J. Dillon RB Boston College 158 12 5 Devin Asiasi TE UCLA 159 6 5 Michael Onwenu IOL Michigan 160 16 5 Bravvion Roy DL Baylor 161 15 5 Joe Bachie LB Michigan St. 162 12 5 J.R. Reed S Georgia 163 13 5 Lamical Perine RB Florida 164 13 5 Danny Pinter IOL Ball St. 165 17 5 Khalil Davis DL Nebraska 166 16 5 Justin Strnad LB Wake Forest 167 13 5 Larrell Murchison DL NC St. 168 17 5 Player Position School Ovr. Rank Pos. Rank Round Grade Javaris Davis CB Auburn 169 20 5 Thaddeus Moss TE LSU 170 7 5 Jauan Jennings WR Tennessee 171 27 5 Albert OkwuegbunamTE Missouri 172 8 5 Alton Robinson EDGE Syracuse 173 21 5 Quez Watkins WR So. Miss 174 28 5 Tremayne AnchrumIOL Clemson 175 18 5 Josiah Deguara TE Cincinnati 176 9 5th/6th Alex Taylor OT South Carolina St. 177 16 5th/6th Julian Blackmon S Utah 178 14 5th/6th Rashard Lawrence DL LSU 179 18 5th/6th Carter Coughlin EDGE Minnesota 180 22 5th/6th Robert Windsor DL Penn St. 181 19 5th/6th Khaleke Hudson LB Michigan 182 16 5th/6th Antoine Brooks Jr. S Maryland 183 15 5th/6th Quintez Cephus WR Wisconsin 184 29 5th/6th Quartney Davis WR Texas A&M 185 30 5th/6th James Robinson RB Illinois St. 186 14 5th/6th Ke'shawn Vaughn RB Vanderbilt 187 15 5th/6th Darnell Mooney WR Tulane 188 31 6 Jared Pinkney TE Vanderbilt 189 10 6 Tyre Phillips OT Mississippi St. 190 17 6 Cameron Clark IOL Charlotte 191 19 6 Broderick WashingtonDL Jr. Texas Tech 192 20 6 Jacob Phillips LB LSU 193 14 6 Essang Bassey CB Wake Forest 194 21 6 Joe Reed WR Virginia 195 32 6 Dalton Keene TE Virginia Tech 196 11 6 Player Position School Ovr. Rank Pos. Rank Round Grade Justin Herron OT Wake Forest 197 18 6 Darryl Williams IOL Mississippi St.
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