(Drake Maye / QB / North Carolina)
QB
1. Caleb Williams / USC
2. Drake Maye / North Carolina
3. JJ McCarthy / Michigan
4. Bo Nix / Oregon
5. Jayden Daniels / LSU
6. Michael Pratt / Tulane
7. Michael Penix / Washington
8. Sam Hartman / Notre Dame
9. Spencer Rattler / South Carolina
10. Joe Milton / Tennessee
11. Austin Reed / Western Kentucky
12. Taulia Tagovailoa / Maryland
13. Jordan Travis / Florida State
14. Jack Plummer / Louisville
15. Carter Bradley / South Alabama
16. Spencer Sanders / Ole Miss
17. Kedon Slovis / BYU
18. Devin Leary / Kentucky
19. John Rhys Plumlee / UCF
20. Davius Richards / North Carolina Central
The 2024 NFL Draft looks to have one of the deepest and most talented group of QBs to enter the league in decades. This class is led by the former USC and Oklahoma QB, Williams, a potential generational talent that is the highest rated QB to enter the draft since Andrew Luck. There could be as many as seven QBs selected in the first round and more than a dozen that could be drafted in Detroit in April.
RB
1. Audric Estime / Notre Dame
2. MarShawn Lloyd / USC
3. Blake Corum / Michigan
4. Will Shipley / Clemson
5. Cody Schrader / Missouri
6. Ray Davis / Kentucky
7. Braelon Allen / Wisconsin
8. Blake Watson / Memphis
9. Frank Gore / Southern Mississippi
10. Bucky Irving / Oregon
11. Dillon Johnson / Washington
12. Deshaun Fenwick / Oregon State
13. Rasheen Ali / Marshall
14. Isaiah Davis / South Dakota State
15. Jawhar Jordan / Louisville
16. Emani Bailey / TCU
17. Jonathon Brooks / Texas
18. Trey Benson / Florida State
19. Carson Steele / UCLA
20. Miyan Williams / Ohio State
21. Tyrone Tracy / Purdue
22. Austin Jones / USC
23. Jaylen Wright / Tennessee
24. Kimani Vidal / Troy
25. Daijun Edwards / Georgia
26. Jase McClellan / Alabama
27. Kendall Milton / Georgia
28. Isaac Guerendo / Louisville
29. Jabari Small / Tennessee
30. George Holani / Boise State
There are no prospects in the 2024 NFL Draft that rate as highly as Bijan Robinson or Jahmyr Gibbs did last year but there is plenty of quality depth available with potential starters to be found deep into day 3 of the draft (rounds 4-7). There are power backs (Estime, Allen, Fenwick, Guerendo), every down backs (Lloyd, Corum, Shipley, Schrader, Davis), and quick, third down RBs (Watson, Gore, Tracy) available in April with quality depth to be found in all seven rounds.
WR
1. Marvin Harrison / Ohio State
2. Rome Odunze / Washington
3. Keon Coleman / Florida State
4. Xavier Worthy / Texas
5. Malik Nabers / LSU
6. Xavier Legette / South Carolina
7. Johnny Wilson / Florida State
8. Lideatrick Griffin / Mississippi State
9. Brian Thomas / LSU
10. Devontez Walker / North Carolina
11. Roman Wilson / Michigan
12. Troy Franklin / Oregon
13. Jalen McMillan / Washington
14. Isaiah Williams / Illinois
15. Malik Washington / Virginia
16. Javon Baker / UCF
17. Ainias Smith / Texas A&M
18. Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint / Georgia
19. Ricky Pearsall / Florida
20. Ja’Lynn Polk / Washington
21. Tahj Washington / USC
22. Malachi Corley / Western Kentucky
23. Jordan Whittington / Texas
24. Devaughn Vele / Utah
25. Brenden Rice / USC
26. Jamari Thrash / Louisville
27. Luke McCaffrey / Rice
28. Ladd McConkey / Georgia
29. Anthony Gould / Oregon State
30. Jermaine Burton / Alabama
31. Jalen Calhoun / Duke
32. Tayvion Robinson / Kentucky
33. Adonai Mitchell / Texas
34. Joshua Cephus / UTSA
35. Jacob Cowing / Arizona
36. Hayden Hatten / Idaho
37. Tre Mosley / Michigan State
38. Devin Carter / West Virginia
39. Cornelius Johnson / Michigan
40. Bub Means / Pittsburgh
The 2024 WR class is led by a special talent in the second-generation Marvin Harrison Jr., who is a bigger, stronger, and faster version of his Hall of Fame father. This class has both top end talent (12 prospects have first round grades) and great depth with at least 40 WRs who receive a draftable grade. This should be one of the better WR classes to emerge in the last decade.
TE
1. Brock Bowers / Georgia
2. Ja’Tavion Sanders / Texas
3. Brevyn Spann-Ford / Minnesota
4. Cade Stover / Ohio State
5. Isaac Rex / BYU
6. Theo Johnson / Penn State
7. Jaheim Bell / Florida State
8. Jared Wiley / TCU
9. Jack Westover / Washington
10. Ben Sinnott / Kansas State
11. Dylan Leonard / Georgia Tech
12. George Takacs / Boston College
13. Trey Knox / South Carolina
14. Max Wright / Texas A&M
15. AJ Barner / Michigan
Last year’s TE class was remarkable in both quality and depth with several 2023 TEs becoming NFL starters as rookies (LaPorta, Kincaid, Musgrave, Kraft). The 2024 class is back to reality with few blue-chip prospects available although Bowers and Sanders both look like potential Pro Bowlers. Bowers is the best TE prospect scouted in decades.
OT
1. Olu Fashanu / Penn State
2. Joe Alt / Notre Dame
3. Jordan Morgan / Arizona
4. Troy Fautanu (OG) / Washington
5. Kingsley Suamataia (OG) / BYU
6. Walter Rouse / Oklahoma
7. Patrick Paul / Tulane
8. Christian Jones / Texas
9. Taliese Fuaga / Oregon State
10. Blake Fisher / Notre Dame
11. Amarius Mims / Georgia
12. Tyler Guyton / Oklahoma
13. Delmar Glaze / Maryland
14. JC Latham / Alabama
15. Brandon Coleman (OG) / TCU
16. Andrew Coker / TCU
17. Javon Foster / Missouri
18. Roger Rosengarten / Washington
19. Cameron Wire / Tulane
20. Caedan Wallace / Penn State
Any team in need of a blind-side blocker, this draft looks to provide some quality options at the top of the draft. Fashanu, Alt, and Morgan should get top 10 consideration in April. Fautanu and Coleman are experienced college OLTs who may slide inside to OG in the NFL. Overall, there is both quality high-end prospects and plenty of depth available in April.
IOL
1. Cooper Beebe / Kansas State
2. Christian Haynes / UCONN
3. Christian Mahogany / Boston College
4. Zak Zinter / Michigan
5. Sedrick Van Pran-Granger / Georgia
6. Zach Frazier / West Virginia
7. LaDarius Henderson (OT) / Michigan
8. Kenneth Horsey / Kentucky
9. Javion Cohen / Miami, Fl
10. Drake Nugent / Michigan
11. Layden Robinson / Texas A&M
12. Trevor Keegan / Michigan
13. Jackson Powers-Johnson / Oregon
14. Bryan Hudson / Louisville
15. Doug Nester (OT) / West Virginia
16. Maurice McIntyre / Duke
17. Matthew Jones / Ohio State
18. Jack Freeman / Houston
19. Nick Samac / Michigan State
20. Beaux Limmer / Arkansas
The IOL class has both blue chip talents (Beebe, Haynes, Mahogany, Zinter) and plenty of depth. Notable are the number of quality potential starting centers available in April including Van Pran-Granger, Frazier, Nugent, Powers-Johnson, Hudson, Freeman, Samac. and Limmer. They all have plenty of college experience and should compete for playing time as early as their rookie years.
EDGE
1. Jared Verse / Florida State
2. Dallas Turner / Alabama
3. Laiatu Latu / UCLA
4. Chop Robinson / Penn State
5. Bralen Trice / Washington
6. Chris Braswell / Alabama
7. Ron Stone / Washington State
8. Tre’Mon Morris-Brash / UCF
9. Brennan Jackson / Washington State
10. Brandon Dorlus / Oregon
11. Adisa Isaac / Penn State
12. Zion Tupuola-Fetui / Washington
13. Eric Watts / UCONN
14. Jonah Elliss / Utah
15. Braiden McGregor / Michigan
16. Xavier Thomas / Clemson
17. Jaylen Harrell / Michigan
18. Anthony Goodlow / Oklahoma State
19. Trajan Jeffcoat / Arkansas
20. Khalid Duke / Kansas State
The 2023 NFL Draft featured a deep and talented group of Edge Rushers led by NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year Will Anderson but this year’s draft class has neither the depth nor top end talent of the 2023 class. That is not to say that there is a lack of talent in the 2024 draft class. Verse is well-rounded and experienced college DE, Turner has an explosive closing burst, Latu has a great first step, and Robinson is just beginning to tap his immense talent.
IDL
1. Mekhi Wingo / LSU
2. Kris Jenkins / Michigan
3. Jer’Zhan Newton / Illinois
4. Ruke Orhorhoro / Clemson
5. T’Vondre Sweat / Texas
6. Tyler Davis / Clemson
7. Keith Randolph / Illinois
8. Maason Smith / LSU
9. DeWayne Carter / Duke
10. Braden Fiske / Florida State
11. Fabian Lovett / Florida State
12. McKinley Jackson / Texas A&M
13. Leonard Taylor / Miami, Fl
14. Logan Lee / Iowa
15. Michael Hall / Ohio State
16. Myles Murphy / North Carolina
17. Byron Murphy / Texas
18. Jordan Jefferson / LSU
19. Jordan Miller / SMU
20. Justin Eboigbe / Alabama
The 2024 NFL Draft features one of the deepest drafts for IDL seen in decades. This is also where you’ll see the biggest differences amongst draft analysts regarding how they stack their draft boards. What is clear is that the top eight to ten IDL available in April are candidates to start as rookies. Wingo, Jenkins, and Newton are exceptionally quick while Sweat, Myles Murphy, and Miller look like potential elite run stuffers. Don’t be surprised if as many as six of these prospects go in the first round in Detroit in April.
LB
1. Cedric Gray / North Carolina
2. Marist Liufau / Notre Dame
3. Junior Colson / Michigan
4. Edgerrin Cooper / Texas A&M
5. Tommy Eichenberg / Ohio State
6. Jeremiah Trotter / Clemson
7. Payton Wilson / North Carolina State
8. Jaylan Ford / Texas
9. JD Bertrand / Notre Dame
10. Trevin Wallace / Kentucky
11. Curtis Jacobs / Penn State
12. Nick Jackson / Iowa
13. Kalen DeLoach / Florida State
14. Steele Chambers / Ohio State
15. Nathaniel Watson / Mississippi State
16. Aaron Casey / Indiana
17. Jett Johnson / Mississippi State
18. Jordan Strachan / South Carolina
19. Jacoby Windmon (Edge) / Michigan State
20. Edefuan Ulfoshio / Washington
The 2024 class of off the ball and inside LBs is intriguing with several potential starters available. There are no superstars but plenty of athletic and rangy LBs – Gray, Liufau, Colson, Cooper – and solid, run stuffers – Eichenberg, Trotter, Bertrand - that figure to be potential long-term NFL contributors.
CB
1. Cooper DeJean / Iowa
2. Kool-Aid McKinstry / Georgia
3. Nate Wiggins / Clemson
4. Terrion Arnold / Alabama
5. Kalen King / Penn State
6. Quinyon Mitchell / Toledo
7. Quincy Riley / Louisville
8. Mike Sainristil / Michigan
9. Dwight McGlothern / Arkansas
10. Renardo Green / Florida State
11. Kris Abrams-Draine / Missouri
12. Kamari Lassiter / Georgia
13. Ryan Cooper (S) / Oregon State
14. DJ James / Auburn
15. Cam Hart / Notre Dame
16. Ennis Rakestraw / Missouri
17. Max Melton / Rutgers
18. Gabe Jeudy-Lally / Tennessee
19. Christian Roland-Wallace / Alabama
20. Jarrian Jones / Florida State
21. Beanie Bishop / West Virginia
22. Josh Wallace / Michigan
23. Deantre Prince / Ole Miss
24. Ro Torrence / Arizona State
25. Tarheeb Still / Maryland
26. Jahdae Barron / Texas
27. Chau Smith-Wade / Washington State
28. TJ Tampa / Iowa State
29. Ja’Quan Sheppard / Maryland
30. Storm Duck / Louisville
The CB class has decent overall depth but lacks any sure-fire, can’t miss prospects. However, from a historical stand point, this draft class is noteworthy. DeJean, the best CB in the nation, could become the first white man to start at CB in the NFL since Jason Sehorn retired after the 2003 season and the first white CB to be selected in the first round of the draft in decades. DeJean has the length, short area reaction skills, quickness, and ball skills to become a true #1 CB in the NFL.
S
1. Tyler Nubin / Minnesota
2. Malachi Moore / Alabama
3. Calen Bullock / USC
4. Cole Bishop / Utah
5. Kitan Oladapo / Oregon State
6. Jaden Hicks / Washington State
7. James Williams (LB) / Miami, Fl
8. Trey Taylor / Air Force
9. Sione Vaki / Utah
10. Josh Proctor / Ohio State
11. Tykee Smith / Georgia
12. Kenny Logan / Kansas
13. Akeem Dent / Florida State
14. Javon Bullard / Georgia
15. Kamren Kinchens / Miami, Fl
16. Beau Brade / Maryland
17. Jaylen Key / Alabama
18. Mark Perry / TCU
19. Evan Williams / Oregon
20. Jalyn Phillips / Clemson
The 2024 safety class is one of the better classes of safeties to enter the NFL in years. There are more than a dozen prospects who look like potential starters. Nubin, Bullock, Oladapo, James Williams, and Vaki offer great size and athleticism. Moore has solid slot CB attributes while Bishop, Hicks, Taylor, Proctor, Logan, and Dent look like classic free safeties. The 2024 NFL Draft safety class has a little bit of everything for NFL teams in need of help.
Specialists
1. Tory Taylor / P / Iowa
2. Will Reichard / K / Alabama
3. Harrison Mevis / K / Missouri
4. Ryan Sanborn / P / Texas
5. James Turner / K / Michigan
Taylor looks like a future Pro Bowler with fantastic leg strength and touch. Reichard is extremely reliable with a good leg capable of hitting from 50+ yard FGs. Mevis made a SEC record 61-yard FG last season. Sanborn has a strong leg and gets good hang time on his punts. Turner is an experienced and reliable kicker at Louisville and last season at Michigan.
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