A’Mauri Washington | DT | Oregon Explosive player who flexes a 6’3”, 330-pound frame with easy movement skills at that size. His length, mass, and strength enable stout play against the run. Unrefined as a rusher, but his get-off and power profile suggest room for growth.

Jake Golday, LB out of CIN, is someone who’s gonna get love in this draft cycle. Adds versatility to a defense with his 6’4”, 240 lb frame and unique athletic prowess at that size. Possess range, stack-and-shed ability, disruption as a blitzer, and coverage upside to translate.

Avrell Reese | LB/EDGE | OSU Top 15 player for me in the class. Physically imposing with heavy hands at the POC — at sub-240 — that gels well with unique size/speed profile. I could see a move to edge as well with his explosiveness, power, and agility to play on the line.

#3 | LB | CJ Allen | UGA Adequate size and length with full-field range to work from the middle of a defense. Flexes solid run diagnostics, with work needed at the POC, but is a sure-tackler, with the athleticism and physicality to fit the run. Has some coverage upside as well.

Unfortunate that John Mateer is dealing with injuries, because he’s looked like a potential first-rounder throughout this college season. Quick, snappy thrower who can push the ball into tight windows and distribute it from the pocket. Flexes that competitive nature as well.

Caleb Tiernan | OT | NW Polished pass protector whose game is predicated on patient, accurate strikes — which he mixes up routinely — to secure a strong grip and subdue rushers. Going into his third season as a full-time starter, with potential Day 1 trajectory.

Isaiah World is firmly in the OT1 conversation with his blend of size, athleticism, and strength. He’s raw in his technique – both in his upper and lower half – but with some needed refinement, can build upon his flashes of skilled hand usage, quick feet, and natural agility.

LT Monroe Freeling is a wildly inconsistent player, but has more than enticing movement skills for a 6-7, 315 lb frame. Will get his first season as the full-time starter in 2025, with the potential to take a jump and build off his athletic prowess with technical refinement.

Oklahoma edge rusher, Trace Ford, signed a UDFA deal with the #NYGiants and caught my eye watching some 2026 OTs. Solid athlete with some flexibility issues turning the corner, but plays fast and strong. One of the few rushers to produce power on Kadyn Proctor as well ⬇️

Colston Loveland | MICH | TE2 Receiver-esque movement skills and route running prowess. Versatility due to his size, athletic profile, and physical demeanor. Good feel and awareness to find soft spots in zone, with the fluidity, refinement, and speed to separate against man.

Cam Ward | Miami | QB1 Ward is a playmaker that possesses a strong and flexible arm to access any throw on the field. He operates at a superior capacity to his peers outside of structure and off-platform. Has good anticipation and placement on intermediate-deep targets as well.

Antwaun Powell-Ryland, VT EDGE DPR that plays with leveraged pads, adequate lower half athleticism, body control to run the arc, and a variety of techniques/counters to win as a rusher. Frame deficiencies limit him as three down player, but he’ll bring the juice on late downs.

#5 Joshua Farmer, DT | FSU Quick first step with 35” arms that allow him to dominate as a POA defender with violent sheds to finish out plays. Pad level consistency needs to improve, but he’s powerfully built with the production and tape to potentially warrant a Day 2 pick.

Just finished my T.J. Sanders eval and I would not be shocked if he’s picked late in the first round. Explosive athlete with heavy hands and a pass rushing repertoire to win consistently on the interior. Stout run defender as well, with length and strength to hold at the POA.

Jacob Parrish - Kansas State Alignment versatile with play on the boundary and in the slot. A tad under 5-10, but is uber physical in press with quick-footed movement skills to pair. Won’t wow you with his athleticism, but is simply a good player, with a high IQ and sound play.

Darius Alexander - Toledo DT Older prospect who was a sixth-year senior, but had great flashes on tape, then again at the Senior Bowl. His heavy hands shined, with power that he could play off of in his rush plan. Stout run defender as well, with strength to hold at the POC.

Maxwell Hairston is a twitchy mover in the back-end with some great displays of instincts in coverage that pair well with his ball skills. He’s thin at 179, but plays with the physicality and processing that could offset this deterrent on his profile.

Walter Nolen is so twitched up he has some ridiculous quick wins like this one in the Florida game. Traits and production could see him selected in the top 15.

TreVeyon Henderson is a twitched up back with breakaway speed and an explosive lower half to gap defenders in pursuit. His workload may have to be limited at the next level, but his talent is apparent and worth a Day 2 pick. #NFLDraft2025

Tetairoa McMillan - Arizona WR Big bodied target with rare movement skills and fluidity as a route runner. Capable of attacking all three levels of the field with speed, polish, and physicality as a ball winner. Viable YAC option as well with urgency to get upfield.