I posted this earlier in the
2022 Draft Prospect thread, but I figured I would post here as well to keep updates as my Draft Board undergoes many iterations between now and fantasy draft time.
This is very much a work in progress.
The NFL Scouting Combine, Pro Day workouts and the NFL Draft will drastically change my draft board, but I have factored in the
Senior Bowl,
East-West Shrine Bowl and
NFLPA Collegiate Bowl performances. Links to Shark Pool player profiles are provided (compliments of
@Faust) where they are available, otherwise, I just linked to some highlight tape.
I have omitted my player analysis and “range of comparisons”, for now. I will add those later as things start to come more into focus. NFL Draft Projections are taken from
https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/
My rankings are penciled in, with the idea that they are
very preliminary. Tiers will be narrowed following the NFL Scouting Combine and Pro Day workouts.
Your feedback is welcome! Who do you have higher or lower?
QUARTERBACKS
This QB class lacks any elite prospects. Fantasy value of the top prospects will depend greatly on how things shake out in the NFL relocation program (a/k/a NFL Draft). There is a fantasy premium on Dual Threat QBs, but the "dual" part of that means it is essential that a QB can win via the pass, not just as a runner. We could see a seismic shift in the QB landscape this off-season. We have already seen the retirements of Ben Roethlisberger and Tom Brady, following the departures of Drew Brees and Philip Rivers a year ago. Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson could be on the move this off-season, and they would command a king’s ransom. As the old guard steps aside, a new breed of QBs is ushered in. Teams are seeking a Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow or Justin Herbert type of new generation talent. There do not appear to be any QBs like that in this class, so QB-needy teams may look to free agency or trade to fill the void, or fill other needs and target the 2023 Draft for a QB. In addition to Rodgers and Wilson, Deshaun Watson could be on the move, assuming he can resolve his legal woes. Rumors abound that Kyler Murray would like out of Arizona. Perhaps Miami would move on from Tua. If Philly goes after one of the top available passers, perhaps Jalen Hurts will be on the move. Jimmy Garoppolo could be a reliable starter somewhere. Otherwise, we are looking at mostly stop-gap type signal callers in free agency. Although there are no elite prospects in this QB class, there are several intriguing players. It appears unlikely any of them will be selected in the top 5 picks, but many NFL greats have been selected outside of the top 5. The top QBs in this class will likely be overdrafted by NFL teams.
Unless you want to gamble on the upside of Malik Willis, who is extremely raw but talented, I don’t believe there are any QBs in this draft worth an early investment in a start-1 QB league. The top QBs in this class would have graded as Tier 3 prospects in last year’s class, and even that class struggled as rookies. Unless someone separates himself from the pack at the Scouting Combine, I am unlikely to take a rookie QB before Round Three. Aside from Willis (whose upside may realistically be Jalen Hurts), I fail to see much significant upside. (Ask yourself this: “Am I willing to sit on a prospect for a year or two if his upside is Jared Goff or Baker Mayfield?” Do you feel lucky?)
Veterans who could be on the move: Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, Deshaun Watson, Kyler Murray (?), Jameis Winston (FA), Marcus Mariota (FA), Mitch Trubisky (FA), Teddy Bridgewater (FA), Andy Dalton (FA), Ryan Fitzpatrick (FA), Jacoby Brissett (FA), Tyrod Taylor (FA), Geno Smith (FA), Colt McCoy (FA)
Prime Destinations: Denver, Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh, Carolina, Washington, New Orleans, Detroit, Atlanta, NY Giants, Green Bay, Minnesota, Tennessee, Las Vegas
QB1 (Tier 1) Kenny Pickett 6-3 220 Pittsburgh (Round 1)
QB2 (Tier 1) Malik Willis 6-1 215 Liberty (Round 1) 🔺
QB3 (Tier 1) Matt Corral 6-0 200 Ole Miss (Round 1)
QB4 (Tier 1) Sam Howell 6-0 220 North Carolina (Round 1)
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QB5 (Tier 2) Carson Strong 6-4 215 Nevada (Round 2)
QB6 (Tier 2) Desmond Ridder 6-4 215 Cincinnati ⇑ (Round 2)
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QB7 (Tier 3) Bailey Zappe 6-1 220 Western Kentucky (Round 4)
QB8 (Tier 3) Kaleb Eleby 6-1 210 Western Michigan (Round 6)
QB9 (Tier 3) Brock Purdy 6-1 220 Iowa State (UDFA)
QB10 (Tier 3) EJ Perry 6-2 210 Brown (UDFA) 🔺
QB11 (Tier 3) Jack Coan 6-3 221 Notre Dame (UDFA) 🔺
QB12 (Tier 3) Cole Kelley 6-7 250 Southeastern Louisiana (UDFA)
QB13 (Tier 3) Aqeel Glass 6-5 215 Alabama A&M (UDFA)
QB14 (Tier 4) Eric Barriere 6-1 210 Eastern Washington (UDFA)
QB15 (Tier 4) Skylar Thompson 6-2 219 Kansas State (UDFA)
QB16 (Tier 4) Dustin Crum 6-3 201 Kent State (UDFA)
QB17 (Tier 4) D’Eriq King 5-9 202 Miami (UDFA)
RUNNING BACKS
There is a pretty clear top tier (Hall, Walker and Spiller), but there is no consensus in their order. Draft destination will mostly determine that. All three boast feature-back size, and while they are not elite prospects, they all appear to be NFL starting-caliber backs. Given the depth at WR and the scarcity of starting RBs, FOR THE MOMENT, I have the trio atop my early board, but more as placeholders until the draft sorts out where they are headed. I would not fault someone for dipping into the WR class first, and I may eventually end up there myself. This is not an elite RB class, but there are some interesting picks even beyond the top tiers. This top tier of Hall/Walker/Spiller does not measure up to the 2021 class of Harris/Etienne/Williams or the 2020 class of Taylor/Swift/Dobbins, but it is comparable to the 2019 class of Jacobs/Sanders/Montgomery. The strength of this class is its depth. As always, the value of the rookie runners will depend largely on their draft capital and draft destinations. Opportunity is vitally important. In PPR, of course, there is an even-greater emphasis on a RB's contributions in the passing game. Metrics such as BMI, breakout age, and share of offensive production (dominator rating) are significant when evaluating a RB’s potential NFL success, but not in a vacuum; game film fills in some of those gaps. Forty times are often over-emphasized; short-area burst is more significant, imo. In dynasty football, once a RB has finished his rookie contract, his value can drop precipitously, so there is a premium on getting youth.
Veterans who could be on the move: Melvin Gordon (FA), Leonard Fournette (FA), Sony Michel (FA), Ronald Jones (FA), Rashaad Penny (FA), James Conner (FA), Chase Edmonds (FA), Phillip Lindsay (FA), Cordarrelle Patterson (FA), Marlon Mack (FA), D’Ernest Johnson (FA), Justin Jackson (FA), Chris Carson (?), James White (FA), Raheem Mostert (FA), JD McKissick (FA), Darrel Williams (FA), DeVonta Freeman (FA), Latavius Murray (FA), Jerick McKinnon (FA), Jeff Wilson (FA), Alex Collins (FA), Tevin Coleman (FA), Salvon Ahmed (FA)
Prime Destinations: Arizona, Miami, Seattle, Houston, Atlanta, Buffalo, Carolina, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, LA Chargers
RB1 (Tier 1) Breece Hall 6-1 215 Iowa State (Round 2)
RB2 (Tier 1) Kenneth Walker III 5-10 210 Michigan State (Round 2)
RB3 (Tier 1) Isaiah Spiller 6-1 225 Texas A&M (Round 2)
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RB4 (Tier 2) Kyren Williams 5-9 195 Notre Dame (Round 3)
RB5 (Tier 2) Tyler Allgeier 5-11 220 BYU (Round 3)
RB6 (Tier 2) Rachaad White 6-2 210 Arizona State (Round 4)
RB7 (Tier 2) Dameon Pierce 5-10 215 Florida (Round 4) 🔺
RB8 (Tier 2) Jerome Ford 5-11 210 Cincinnati (Round 4)
RB9 (Tier 2) James Cook 5-11 190 Georgia (Round 3)
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RB10 (Tier 3) Pierre Strong Jr. 5-11 202 South Dakota State (Round 4) 🔺
RB11 (Tier 3) Abram Smith 5-11 221 Baylor (Round 5) 🔺
RB12 (Tier 3) Brian Robinson Jr. 6-1 225 Alabama (Round 3)
RB13 (Tier 3) Zamir White 5-11 215 Georgia (Round 4)
RB14 (Tier 3) Jerrion Ealy 5-8 190 Ole Miss (Round 5)
RB15 (Tier 3) Tyler Badie 5-8 198 Missouri (Round 4) 🔺
RB16 (Tier 4) Hassan Haskins 6-1 220 Michigan (Round 4)
RB17 (Tier 4) Ty Chandler 6-0 210 North Carolina (UDFA) 🔺
RB18 (Tier 4) Kevin Harris 5-10 225 South Carolina (Round 7)
RB19 (Tier 4) ZaQuandre White 6-2 205 South Carolina (Round 7) 🔺
RB20 (Tier 5) Zonovan Knight 5-11 210 North Carolina State (Round 6)
RB21 (Tier 5) Max Borghi 5-9 195 Washington State (UDFA)
RB22 (Tier 5) D’Vonte Price 6-1 198 Florida International (Round 5)
RB23 (Tier 5) Keaontay Ingram 5-11 225 USC (UDFA)
RB24 (Tier 5) CJ Verdell 5-8 211 Oregon (Round 7)
RB25 (Tier 5) Sincere McCormick 5-9 200 UTSA (Round 7)
RB26 (Tier 5) Tyler Goodson 5-10 198 Iowa (Round 6)
RB27 (Tier 5) Ronnie Rivers 5-9 195 Fresno State (Round 7)
RB28 (Tier 5) Trestan Ebner 5-11 215 Baylor (UDFA)
RB29 (Tier 5) Kennedy Brooks 5-11 216 Oklahoma (Round 7)
RB30 (Tier 5) Jashaun Corbin 6-0 221 Florida State (UDFA)
RB31 (Tier 5) TJ Pledger 5-9 196 Utah (UDFA)
RB32 (Tier 5) Jaylen Warren 5-8 215 Oklahoma State (UDFA)
RB33 (Tier 5) Leddie Brown 6-0 214 West Virginia (UDFA)
RB34 (Tier 5) Shermari Jones 5-11 214 Coastal Carolina (UDFA)
RB35 (Tier 5) Greg Bell 5-11 198 San Diego State (UDFA)
RB36 (Tier 5) Master Teague 5-11 226 Ohio State (UDFA)
RB37 (Tier 5) Bryant Koback 6-0 210 Toledo (UDFA)
RB38 (Tier 5) Isaih Pacheco 5-11 215 Rutgers (UDFA)
RB39 (Tier 5) DeAndre Torrey 5-7 199 North Texas (UDFA)
WIDE RECEIVERS
This is another loaded WR class, although it may fall short of the 2020 and 2021 classes in terms of overall depth. Even so, this is a balanced class, with some elite playmakers at the top and many intriguing, talented players who will go beyond the first two rounds of the NFL draft. Metrics such as breakout age, BMI, speed and target share of offense (dominator rating) weigh heavily into a receiver’s prospective value, but game tape doesn’t lie. Those players who were successful in college are often the same ones dominating in the NFL.
Draft Investment matters. If a WR is not drafted in the first two days of the NFL draft (top three rounds), the odds of them ever being a starter for your dynasty team drops considerably. Sure, you could get lucky and grab the next Stefon Diggs, Tyreek Hill or Antonio Brown, but when you scan back over the past 10 seasons, the overwhelming majority of receivers who finish in the top 20 each season have top three round draft capital.
Height is another significant factor. Over the past five seasons, no receiver under 5'10" has finished as a top 20 fantasy WR, and only once has such a receiver finished as a top 25 fantasy wideout (Marquise Brown, 5'9", 2021, WR21). Statistically, you are looking at less than 1% of fantasy WR2s measuring in under 5'10, and 0% of WR1s. Those are not odds I want to play.
Veterans who could be on the move: Davante Adams (FA), Chris Godwin (FA), Mike Williams (FA), Allen Robinson (FA), Odell Beckham, Jr. (FA), Jarvis Landry (?), Michael Gallup (FA), Cedrick Wilson (FA), Antonio Brown (FA), JuJu Smith-Schuster (FA), Christian Kirk (FA), DJ Chark (FA), Will Fuller (FA), Jamison Crowder (FA), TY Hilton (FA), Sammy Watkins (FA), Jakobi Meyers (FA), Preston Williams (FA), Allen Lazard (FA), Marquez Valdes-Scantling (FA), Russell Gage (FA), Emmanuel Sanders (FA), Keelan Cole (FA), AJ Green (FA), Zay Jones (FA), Braxton Berrios (FA), Rashard Higgins (FA), DeSean Jackson (FA), Jalen Guyton (FA)
Prime Destinations: New England, Detroit, LA Chargers, New Orleans, NY Jets, Atlanta, Cleveland, Kansas City, Arizona, Chicago, Green Bay, Jacksonville, Houston, Las Vegas, Indianapolis
WR1 (Tier 1) Treylon Burks 6-3 225 Arkansas (Round 1)
WR2 (Tier 1) Garrett Wilson 6-0 188 Ohio State (Round 1)
WR3 (Tier 1) Drake London 6-5 210 USC (Round 1)
WR4 (Tier 1) Jameson Williams 6-2 189 Alabama (Round 1)
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WR5 (Tier 2) George Pickens 6-3 200 Georgia (Round 2)
WR6 (Tier 2) Chris Olave 6-1 188 Ohio State (Round 1)
WR7 (Tier 2) David Bell 6-2 205 Purdue (Round 2)
WR8 (Tier 2) Jahan Dotson 5-11 184 Penn State (Round 1)
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WR9 (Tier 3) Wan’Dale Robinson 5-8 185 Kentucky (Round 3)
WR10 (Tier 3) Christian Watson 6-5 208 North Dakota State (Round 4) 🔺
WR11 (Tier 3) Romeo Doubs 6-2 200 Nevada (Round 3)
WR12 (Tier 3) John Metchie III 6-0 195 Alabama (Round 3)
WR13 (Tier 3) Jalen Tolbert 6-1 190 South Alabama (Round 2)
WR14 (Tier 3) Justyn Ross 6-4 205 Clemson (Round 3) (Pending Medicals)
WR15 (Tier 3) Khalil Shakir 6-0 190 Boise State (Round 3)
WR16 (Tier 3) Alec Pierce 6-3 213 Cincinnati (Round 3)
WR17 (Tier 3) Calvin Austin III 5-7 173 Memphis (Round 4) 🔺
WR18 (Tier 3) Kyle Phillips 5-10 186 UCLA (Round 7) 🔺
WR19 (Tier 3) Skyy Moore 5-10 195 Western Michigan (Round 4)
WR20 (Tier 4) Erik Ezukanma 6-3 220 Texas Tech (Round 4)
WR21 (Tier 4) Emeka Emezie 6-2 212 North Carolina State (Round 5) 🔺
WR22 (Tier 4) Tyquan Thornton 6-3 177 Baylor (Round 6) 🔺
WR23 (Tier 4) Dai’Jean Dixon 6-4 200 Nicholls State (Round 6)
WR24 (Tier 4) Charleston Rambo 6-1 185 Miami (UDFA) 🔺
WR25 (Tier 4) Dontario Drummond 6-0 215 Ole Miss (Round 7)
WR26 (Tier 4) Jaivon Heiligh 6-2 200 Coastal Carolina (Round 5)
WR27 (Tier 4) Jerreth Sterns 5-9 195 Western Kentucky (Round 5)
WR28 (Tier 4) Bo Melton 5-10 191 Rutgers (Round 5) 🔺
WR29 (Tier 4) Ty Fryfogle 6-1 205 Indiana (Round 6)
WR30 (Tier 4) Kevin Austin, Jr. 6-2 215 Notre Dame (UDFA)
WR31 (Tier 4) Deven Thompkins 5-7 153 Utah State (UDFA)
WR32 (Tier 4) Dareke Young 6-3 220 Lenoir-Rhyne (UDFA) 🔺
WR33 (Tier 4) Josh Johnson 5-10 176 Tulsa (UDFA)
WR34 (Tier 4) Samori Toure 6-3 191 Nebraska (Round 6)
WR35 (Tier 4) Danny Gray 6-1 182 SMU (Round 7)
WR36 (Tier 4) Tre Turner 6-2 179 Virginia Tech (Round 6)
WR37 (Tier 4) Velus Jones, Jr. 6-0 203 Tennessee (Round 6)
WR38 (Tier 4) Malachi Carter 6-3 195 Georgia Tech (UDFA)
WR39 (Tier 4) Jaquarii Roberson 6-1 182 Wake Forest (Round 6)
WR40 (Tier 4) Makai Polk 6-2 200 Mississippi State (Round 7)
WR41 (Tier 4) Taysir Mack 6-2 190 Pittsburgh (UDFA)
WR42 (Tier 4) Reggie Roberson, Jr. 6-0 200 SMU (Round 6)
WR43 (Tier 4) Jack Sorenson 6-0 195 Miami (Ohio) (UDFA)
WR44 (Tier 4) Jequez Ezzard 5-10 195 Sam Houston State (UDFA)
WR45 (Tier 4) Devon Williams 6-5 207 Oregon (UDFA)
TIGHT ENDS
While there is no apparent Kyle Pitts or Pat Freiermuth (or Michael Mayer), this is a deep and intriguing TE class. Tight End has been a notoriously difficult position to transition from college to NFL, and it generally takes several years for a TE to gain his footing. It is usually a bad decision to invest early in a rookie TE in a non-TE-premium league where there is not a clear dominant prospect, and this season there may be no dominant prospect. Many top NFL TEs, however, lack premium draft capital. The problem, of course, is identifying those emerging talents.
Veterans who could be on the move: Mike Gesicki (FA), Dalton Schultz (FA), Evan Engram (FA), Hayden Hurst (FA), Anthony Firkser (FA), Rob Gronkowski (FA), David Njoku (FA), Zach Ertz (FA), Gerald Everett (FA), CJ Uzomah (FA), Robert Tonyan (FA), OJ Howard (FA), Mo Alie-Cox (FA), Jared Cook (FA), Juwan Johnson (FA), Jordan Akins (FA), Ricky Seals-Jones (FA)
Prime Destinations: Cincinnati, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Tampa Bay, Green Bay, Seattle, Cleveland, NY Jets, Minnesota, Washington, Indianapolis, LA Chargers, Kansas City
TE1 (Tier 1) Trey McBride 6-4 260 Colorado State (Round 2)
TE2 (Tier 1) Jalen Wydermyer 6-5 255 Texas A&M (Round 2)
TE3 (Tier 1) Isaiah Likely 6-4 240 Coastal Carolina (Round 3)
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TE4 (Tier 2) Jeremy Ruckert 6-5 250 Ohio State ⇑ (Round 3)
TE5 (Tier 2) Jelani Woods 6-7 275 Virginia (Round 5) 🔺
TE6 (Tier 2) Cade Otton 6-5 250 Washington (Round 3)
TE7 (Tier 2) Greg Dulcich 6-3 245 UCLA (Round 4) 🔺
TE8 (Tier 2) Cole Turner 6-6 240 Nevada (Round 4)
TE9 (Tier 2) Derrick Deese, Jr. 6-4 235 San José State (Round 5)
TE10 (Tier 3) Lucas Krull 6-6 260 Pittsburgh (Round 6)
TE11 (Tier 3) Jake Ferguson 6-5 244 Wisconsin (Round 4) 🔺
TE12 (Tier 3) Charlie Kolar 6-6 256 Iowa State (Round 3)
TE13 (Tier 3) Grant Calcaterra 6-3 243 SMU (Round 7) 🔺
TE14 (Tier 3) Austin Allen 6-9 255 Nebraska (Round 7)
TE15 (Tier 3) Chigoziem Okonkwo 6-2 245 Maryland (UDFA)
TE16 (Tier 3) Teagan Quitoriano 6-6 259 Oregon State (UDFA)
TE17 (Tier 3) James Mitchell 6-3 255 Virginia Tech (Round 6)
TE18 (Tier 3) Daniel Bellinger 6-4 252 San Diego State (Round 5)
TE19 (Tier 3) Curtis Hodges 6-8 244 Arizona State (UDFA)
MOCK ROOKIE DRAFT
Here is my
extremely preliminary combined five-round board (12-team, Full PPR, start 1 QB, no TE premium):
ROUND ONE
1.01 RB1 (Tier 1)
Breece Hall 6-1 215 Iowa State (Round 2)
1.02 RB2 (Tier 1)
Kenneth Walker III 5-10 210 Michigan State (Round 2)
1.03 RB3 (Tier 1)
Isaiah Spiller 6-1 225 Texas A&M (Round 2)
1.04 WR1 (Tier 1)
Treylon Burks 6-3 225 Arkansas (Round 1)
1.05 WR2 (Tier 1)
Garrett Wilson 6-0 188 Ohio State (Round 1)
1.06 WR3 (Tier 1)
Drake London 6-5 210 USC (Round 1)
1.07 WR4 (Tier 1)
Jameson Williams 6-2 189 Alabama (Round 1)
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1.08 WR5 (Tier 2)
George Pickens 6-3 200 Georgia (Round 2)
1.09 WR6 (Tier 2)
Chris Olave 6-1 188 Ohio State (Round 1)
1.10 WR7 (Tier 2)
David Bell 6-2 205 Purdue (Round 2)
1.11 WR8 (Tier 2)
Jahan Dotson 5-11 184 Penn State (Round 1)
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1.12 RB4 (Tier 2)
Kyren Williams 5-9 195 Notre Dame (Round 3)
ROUND TWO
2.01 RB5 (Tier 2)
Tyler Allgeier 5-11 220 BYU (Round 3)
2.02 WR9 (Tier 3)
Wan’Dale Robinson 5-8 185 Kentucky (Round 3)
2.03 RB6 (Tier 2)
Rachaad White 6-2 210 Arizona State (Round 4)
2.04 WR10 (Tier 3)
Christian Watson 6-5 208 North Dakota State (Round 4)
2.05 QB1 (Tier 1)
Kenny Pickett 6-3 220 Pittsburgh (Round 1)
2.06 QB2 (Tier 1)
Malik Willis 6-1 215 Liberty (Round 1)
2.07 TE1 (Tier 1)
Trey McBride 6-4 260 Colorado State (Round 2)
2.08 RB7 (Tier 2)
Dameon Pierce 5-10 215 Florida (Round 4)
2.09 QB3 (Tier 1)
Matt Corral 6-0 200 Ole Miss (Round 1)
2.10 WR11 (Tier 3)
Romeo Doubs 6-2 200 Nevada (Round 3)
2.11 WR12 (Tier 3)
John Metchie III 6-0 195 Alabama (Round 3)
2.12 WR13 (Tier 3)
Jalen Tolbert 6-1 190 South Alabama (Round 2)
ROUND THREE
3.01 QB4 (Tier 1)
Sam Howell 6-0 220 North Carolina (Round 1)
3.02 RB8 (Tier 2)
Jerome Ford 5-11 210 Cincinnati (Round 4)
3.03 RB9 (Tier 2)
James Cook 5-11 190 Georgia (Round 3)
3.04 TE2 (Tier 1)
Jalen Wydermyer 6-5 255 Texas A&M (Round 2)
3.05 WR14 (Tier 3)
Justyn Ross 6-4 205 Clemson (Round 3)
3.06 WR15 (Tier 3)
Khalil Shakir 6-0 190 Boise State (Round 3)
3.07 QB5 (Tier 2)
Carson Strong 6-4 215 Nevada (Round 2)
3.08 QB6 (Tier 2)
Desmond Ridder 6-4 215 Cincinnati (Round 2)
3.09 WR16 (Tier 3)
Alec Pierce 6-3 213 Cincinnati (Round 3)
3.10 WR17 (Tier 3)
Calvin Austin III 5-7 173 Memphis (Round 4)
3.11 RB10 (Tier 3)
Pierre Strong Jr. 5-11 202 South Dakota State (Round 4)
3.12 RB11 (Tier 3)
Abram Smith 5-11 221 Baylor (Round 5)
ROUND FOUR
4.01 TE3 (Tier 1)
Isaiah Likely 6-4 240 Coastal Carolina (Round 3)
4.02 RB12 (Tier 3)
Brian Robinson Jr. 6-1 225 Alabama (Round 3)
4.03 RB13 (Tier 3)
Zamir White 5-11 215 Georgia (Round 4)
4.04 WR18 (Tier 3)
Kyle Phillips 5-10 186 UCLA (Round 7)
4.05 WR19 (Tier 3)
Skyy Moore 5-10 195 Western Michigan (Round 4)
4.06 RB14 (Tier 4)
Jerrion Ealy 5-8 190 Ole Miss (Round 5)
4.07 WR20 (Tier 4)
Erik Ezukanma 6-3 220 Texas Tech (Round 4)
4.08 RB15 (Tier 4)
Tyler Badie 5-8 198 Missouri (Round 4)
4.09 RB16 (Tier 4)
Hassan Haskins 6-1 220 Michigan (Round 4)
4.10 WR21 (Tier 4)
Emeka Emezie 6-2 212 North Carolina State (Round 5)
4.11 RB17 (Tier 4)
Ty Chandler 6-0 210 North Carolina (UDFA)
4.12 TE4 (Tier 2)
Jeremy Ruckert 6-5 250 Ohio State (Round 3)
ROUND FIVE
5.01 RB18 (Tier 4)
Kevin Harris 5-10 225 South Carolina (Round 7)
5.02 RB19 (Tier 4)
ZaQuandre White 6-2 205 South Carolina (Round 7)
5.03 WR22 (Tier 4)
Tyquan Thornton 6-3 177 Baylor (Round 6)
5.04 WR23 (Tier 4)
Charleston Rambo 6-1 185 Miami (UDFA)
5.05 RB20 (Tier 5)
Zonovan Knight 5-11 210 North Carolina State (Round 6)
5.06 TE5 (Tier 2)
Jelani Woods 6-7 275 Virginia (Round 5)
5.07 TE6 (Tier 2)
Cade Otton 6-5 250 Washington (Round 3)
5.08 WR24 (Tier 4)
Dontario Drummond 6-0 215 Ole Miss (Round 7)
5.09 RB21 (Tier 5)
Max Borghi 5-9 195 Washington State (UDFA)
5.10 RB22 (Tier 5)
D’Vonte Price 6-1 198 Florida International ⇑ (Round 5)
5.11 RB23 (Tier 5)
Keaontay Ingram 5-11 225 USC (UDFA)
5.12 RB24 (Tier 5)
CJ Verdell 5-8 211 Oregon (Round 7)