QB
Holton Ahlers / East Carolina
Jaren Hall / BYU
Sean Clifford / Penn State
Adrian Martinez / Kansas State
Tommy Devito / Illinois
Sixteen QBs were amongst the 259 picks of the 2023 Team Dream Draft series – an unusually high number of QBs to be selected in any draft. So, there are likely to be a few additional QBs who go undrafted. Amongst the undrafted QBs listed above, Hall is most likely to get drafted. He has good skills, plenty of experience, and proven production. Don’t be surprised if Hall gets drafted on day 3 this weekend.
RB
Chris Rodriguez / Kentucky
SaRodorick Thompson / Texas Tech
Eric Gray / Oklahoma
Ronnie Brown / Shepherd
Emari Demercado / TCU
Tavion Thomas / Utah
Titus Swen / Wyoming
Jordan Mims / Fresno State
Isaiah Bowser / Central Florida
Jack Colletto (FB / TE) / Oregon State
Hunter Luepke (FB) / North Dakota State
Nineteen RBs were selected in the Team Dream Draft series – within the range of a typical NFL Draft. This illustrates how deep the RB position is in the 2023 draft with these nine additional draft-worthy prospects, along with two draftable FBs. Of the players listed above, Rodriguez, Thompson, and Luepke are most likely to hear their name called the last weekend of April.
WR
Antoine Green / North Carolina
A.T. Perry / Wake Forest
Charlie Jones / Purdue
Ricky Pearsall / Florida
Dontayvion Wicks / Virginia
Malik Heath / Mississippi
Demario Douglas / Liberty
Grant DuBose / Charlotte
Mitchell Tinsley / Penn State
Joseph Ngata / Clemson
Shaq Davis / South Carolina State
Taye Barber / TCU
Tyler Scott / Cincinnati
Jason Brownlee / Southern Mississippi
Malik Nabers / LSU
Elijah Higgins / Stanford
Thirty-four WRs were selected in the 2023 Team Dream Draft series, a fairly typical number of WRs selected in an average draft. And like most every draft, future starters will be found in the UDFA pool. Every prospect listed above is a draft-worthy prospect but keep an eye on the WRs listed here who offer good size and a large catch radius and therefore, are most likely to get drafted – Perry, Wicks, Heath, Ngata, Davis, and Higgins. This is a class that is not especially top heavy with top tier talent but this is very deep group of receivers.
TE
Travis Vokolek / Nebraska
Joel Wilson / Central Michigan
Brayden Willis / Oklahoma
Michael Ezeike / UCLA
Blake Whiteheart / Wake Forest
Daniel Barker / Michigan State
The 2023 TE draft class is unusually deep – Team Dream Draft has eighteen TE prospects getting drafted later this month. That is an unusually high number of TEs to get selected in any single draft but this class is extremely talented and extremely deep. Expect a few additional names to go undrafted, but of the TE prospects listed above, Willis and Ezeike are most likely to get drafted.
OT
Wanya Morris / Oklahoma
Earl Bostick / Kansas
Mason Brooks / Mississippi
Kadeem Telfort / UAB
Richard Gouraige / Florida
Carter Warren / Pittsburgh
Theo Benedet / British Columbia (Can)
Bobby Haskins / USC
Demontrey Jacobs / South Florida
Dylan Wonnum / South Carolina
Twenty-one OTs were selected in the 2023 Team Dream Draft, on the higher end of what is normal in a typical draft. It is likely that some prospects that were selected in the Team Dream Draft go undrafted the last weekend in April. Of the OTs listed above, Bostick, Telfort, and Jacobs offer great size and length and will be tempting to most NFL teams.
IOL
Ahofitu Maka / UTSA
Samuel Jackson / UCF
Jovaughn Gwyn / South Carolina
Jake Kradel / Pittsburgh
Eric Abojei / Wyoming
Nick Broeker / Mississippi
Ta’Shawn Manning / Kentucky
Jon Gaines / UCLA
Alan Ali / TCU
Josh Lugg / Notre Dame
Twenty-five IOL (guards and centers) were selected in the Team Dream Draft, which is significantly more than normal but it is indicative of the depth at the position in this draft. There are likely quite a few prospects drafted in the Team Dream Draft who will go undrafted and become an UDFA later this month. But still, there are some potential starters in the prospects listed above. Namely, Jackson, Abojei, and Broeker all have starter traits and could very well get drafted when all is said and done.
Edge Rusher
BJ Thompson / Stephen F. Austin
Durrell Johnson / Liberty
Derick Hall / Auburn
Jordan Ferguson / Middle Tennessee State
Viliami Fehoko / San Jose State
Jalen Redmond / Oklahoma
Caleb Murphy / Ferris State
Dylan Horton / TCU
Ali Gaye / LSU
Spencer Waege / North Dakota State
Lonnie Phelps / Kansas
Ochaun Mathis / Nebraska
Durrell Nchami / Maryland
DJ Johnson / Oregon
Tavius Robinson / Mississippi
The 2023 Edge Rusher draft class is exceedingly deep and contributors, and possibly even starters, will be found amongst the UDFA class. Twenty-two prospects were selected in the Team Dream Draft mocks, on the high-end of the range for number of Edge prospects drafted in a typical year. Several prospects listed above are likely to be drafted including Hall, Redmond, Murphy, Horton, Phelps, and Mathis.
DT
Karl Brooks / Bowling Green
Jacob Slade / Michigan State
Tyler Lacy / Oklahoma State
Kobie Turner / Wake Forest
Caleb Sampson / Kansas
ZiYon Hill-Green / Louisiana
Robert Cooper / Florida State
Twenty-one DTs / 5Ts were selected in the Team Dream Draft mock, on the high-end of the range for the position in a typical draft year. Most DTs picked were run-stuffers, leaving quite a few quick and fast DTs left as potential UDFA, including Brooks, Slade, Lacy, and Hill-Green. This indicates great depth for this skill set and may mean that prospects with a similar skill set (e.g. Calijah Kancey, Dante Stills) may see their draft stock similarly impacted.
LB
Nick Hampton / Appalachian State
Carlton Martial / Troy
Ayinde Eley / Georgia Tech
Charlie Thomas / Georgia Tech
Robert Beal / Georgia
SirVocea Dennis / Pittsburgh
Ventrell Miller / Florida
Amari Burney / Florida
Krishon Merriweather / Texas Tech
Cam Jones / Indiana
Drake Thomas / North Carolina State
Micah Baskerville / LSU
Santrell Latham / Southern Mississippi
Mikel Jones / Syracuse
Liam Anderson / Holy Cross
Yasir Abdullah / Louisville
This is a draft deep in quality LBs, both off-the-ball, space LBs, and Edge Rusher / LB ‘tweeners. This may indicate that quite a few LBs might fall in the draft due to the depth available and the low priority that NFL teams place on the position in the draft. Twenty-two LBs are selected in the Team Dream Draft mocks, on the low-end of the range for number of LBs typically selected in the NFL Draft. Of the above listed prospects expect Hampton, Charlie Thomas, Beal, Dennis, Miller, and Abdullah as the ones most likely to get drafted.
CB
Jaylon Jones / Texas A&M
Justin Ford / Montana
Cory Trice / Purdue
Carrington Valentine / Kentucky
Myles Brooks / Louisiana Tech
Ameer Speed / Michigan State
Jarrick Bernard-Converse / LSU
Eric Scott / Southern Mississippi
Lance Boykin / Coastal Carolina
Alex Austin / Oregon State
Deantre Prince / Mississippi
Quavian White / Georgia State
D’Shawn Jamison / Texas
Every draft year there are several UDFA CBs who latch on to a team, and via injury and performance, become contributors (and even starters), for their NFL teams. This year figures to be no different. Thirty-five CBs were selected in the Team Dream Draft mock, within the normal range of CBs taken in any typical draft year. Several of the prospects listed above are candidates to be drafted because of size – Ford, Trice, Speed, Bernard-Converse, and Boykin. White and Jamison are NFL-caliber punt returners, enhancing their draft stock.
Safety
Christian Morgan / Baylor
Tanner Ingle / North Carolina State
John Torchio / Wisconsin
Chamarri Conner / Virginia Tech
Kaevon Merriweather / Iowa
Quindell Johnson / Memphis
Tanner McCalister / Ohio State
Xavier Henderson / Michigan State
Gervarrius Owens / Louisville
Erick Hallett / Pittsburgh
Twenty safeties were selected in the Team Dream Draft mock, an unusually high number for any single draft. There is quality depth throughout this class but several of the projected Team Dream Draft safeties are likely to go undrafted. Of the prospects listed above, Conner and Owens are the most likely to get drafted the last weekend in April.
Specialists
Alex Ward / LS / UCF
Chris Stoll / LS / Penn State
Chad Ryland / K / Maryland
BT Potter / K / Clemson
Christopher Dunn / K / North Carolina State
Michael Turk / P / Oklahoma
Brad Robbins / P / Michigan
Paxton Brooks / P / Tennessee
Andy Vujnovich / P / Wisconsin
Four specialists (two kickers / two punters) were selected in the Team Dream Draft mocks, an unusually high number but warranted by the depth and quality of this class. Still, four specialists are a lot in a single draft. Ryland, Potter, Turk, and Robbins are the specialists listed above who stand the best chance to get drafted.
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