B/R NFL Draft 400: The Top 400 Overall for 2015

Over the last nine months, our team of Dan Bazal, Marshal Miller and myself sat down to study and evaluate the best college football players in the country. There was no set number of players to watch—our goal was simply to scout, grade and rank the seniors and draft-eligible underclassmen who would be NFL caliber.

That number ended up at 400—actually 441—which is where the NFL Draft 400 series comes in.

The goal of the Draft 400 was to introduce you, the reader, to the best players available in this year's class. There are only 256 picks in the NFL draft, but with undrafted free-agent signings accounting for another 100 or so players, this list of 400 should cover every base come draft weekend. And if not—if the Green Bay Packers draft a kicker from Southwest Baptist University—our apologies.

This was a three-man operation compared to the 10- to 15-person scouting department each NFL team employs. And the result is one we're happy with. So here they are, the top 400 players in the 2015 draft class, ranked 400 to 1.

The Grading Scale

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At the end of each scouting report, you'll see a final grade that falls somewhere between 4.00 and 9.00 on a unique grading scale. This scale comes from the teaching I received from Charley Casserly, Michael Lombardi and other former and current front office personnel in the NFL. I've tweaked it this year to be more transparent, and the result is each player receiving a number grade as well as his ranking.

This applies to all positions across the board.

Matt Miller Draft Grading Scale

Grade	Label
9.00	Elite, No. 1 pick
8.00-8.99	All-Pro Potential
7.50-7.99	Pro Bowl Potential
7.00-7.49	Top-15-Player Potential
6.50-6.99	Rookie Impact/Future Starter
6.00-6.49	Rookie Impact/Future Starter
5.50-5.99	Future Starter
5.10-5.49	Quality Backup
5.01-5.09	Backup Caliber
5.00	Draftable Player Cutoff
4.75-4.99	Priority Free Agent
4.50-4.74	Camp Player
4.00-4.49	Not NFL Caliber

Nos. 400-300

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Players ranked 400 to 300...these are the undrafted free agents and some seventh-rounders.

If your favorite team takes one of the prospects listed here and turns him into a Pro Bowler, well, you can be dang proud of that one. Guys with a grade below 5.00 are considered priority free-agent material—that means don't draft them, but sign them as Day 3 of the draft ends.

Players at 5.00 are the late-rounders. And there are a few potential stars here. These are guys missing one or two traits, but they have tools that can be developed. Memorize this list, because in three years there's a good chance we'll all go back to look and see which undrafted free agent became a star.

Grade	Rank	Pos	P Rank	Player	School	HT	WT
4.75	400	FB	06	Joey Iosefa	Hawaii	6'0"	247
4.75	399	P	03	Mike Sadler	Michigan State	6'0"	172
4.75	398	K	03	Jared Roberts	Colorado State	6'1"	210
4.80	397	RB	36	Raheem Mostert	Purdue	5'11"	183
4.80	396	WR	57	Ezell Ruffin	San Diego State	6'0"	218
4.80	395	WR	56	Levi Norwood	Baylor	6'1"	195
4.80	394	EDGE	42	James Vaughters	Stanford	6'2"	254
4.80	393	CB	39	Greg Henderson	Colorado	5'11"	181
4.80	392	LB	35	Cole Farrand	Maryland	6'3"	245
4.80	391	LB	34	Houston Bates	Louisiana Tech	6'3"	250
4.80	390	LB	33	A.J. Johnson	Tennessee	6'2"	242
4.80	389	LB	32	Curtis Grant	Ohio State	6'3"	238
4.80	388	LB	31	Aaron Davis	Colorado State	6'0"	225
4.80	387	FB	05	Larry Dixon	Army	5'11"	239
4.85	386	DL	41	Cameron Botticelli	Minnesota	6'5"	282
4.85	385	LB	30	Michael Odiari	Texas State	6'0"	245
4.85	384	LB	29	A.J. Tarpley	Stanford	6'2"	238
4.85	383	LB	28	Derrick Malone	Oregon	6'2"	220
4.85	382	FB	04	Michael Burton	Rutgers	5'11"	242
4.90	381	QB	17	Anthony Boone	Duke	6'0"	231
4.90	380	WR	55	Matt Miller	Boise State	6'3"	220
4.90	379	WR	54	Donatella Luckett	Harding	6'0"	211
4.90	378	WR	53	Keith Mumphery	Michigan State	6'0"	215
4.90	377	EDGE	41	Yannik Cudjoe-Virgil	Maryland	6'2"	248
4.90	376	DL	40	Darius Kilgo	Maryland	6'2"	310
4.90	375	EDGE	40	Neiron Ball	Florida	6'2"	230
4.90	374	DL	39	Warren Herring	Wisconsin	6'2"	294
4.90	373	EDGE	39	Obum Gwachem	Oregon State	6'5"	246
4.90	372	DL	38	Xavier Williams	Northern Iowa	6'2"	309
4.90	371	EDGE	38	Zach Wagenmann	Montana	6'3"	247
4.90	370	DL	37	Chucky Hunter	TCU	6'1"	305
4.90	369	RB	35	Gus Johnson	Stephen F. Austin	5'10"	215
4.90	368	DL	36	Brandon Ivory	Alabama	6'3"	308
4.90	367	DL	35	Tavaris Barnes	Clemson	6'4"	282
4.90	366	RB	34	Kenny Hilliard	LSU	6'0"	226
4.90	365	LB	27	Quayshawn Nealy	Georgia Tech	6'1"	235
4.90	364	LB	26	Trey DePriest	Alabama	6'0"	254
4.90	363	TE	25	Eric Tomlinson	UTEP	6'6"	263
4.90	362	QB	16	Jerry Lovelocke	Prairie View A&M	6'4"	248
4.90	361	QB	15	Chris Bonner	Colorado State-Pueblo	6'7"	225
4.90	360	QB	14	Blake Sims	Alabama	5'11"	218
4.90	359	QB	13	Cody Fajardo	Nevada	6'1"	223
4.95	358	WR	52	Da'Ron Brown	N. Illinois	6'0"	205
4.95	357	T	31	Brett Boyko	UNLV	6'7"	301
4.95	356	LB	25	Mark Nzeocha	Wyoming	6'2"	232
4.95	355	LB	24	Tony Washington	Oregon	6'4"	247
4.95	354	G	22	Tyler Moore	Florida	6'5"	324
4.99	353	WR	51	Kasen Williams	Washington	6'2"	221
4.99	352	WR	50	Deontay Greenberry	Houston	6'3"	200
4.99	351	WR	49	Cam Worthy	East Carolina	6'2"	211
4.99	350	G	21	Takoby Cofield	Duke	6'4"	310
4.99	349	RB	33	Dominique Brown	Louisville	6'2"	234
4.99	348	RB	32	Michael Dyer	Louisville	5'8"	218
5.00	347	DL	34	Kristjan Sokoli	Buffalo	6'5"	290
5.00	346	P	02	Kyle Loomis	Portland State	6'2"	221
5.00	345	K	02	Justin Manton	Louisiana-Monroe	6'3"	196
5.00	344	QB	12	Bryan Bennett	Southeastern Louisiana	6'2"	211
5.00	343	QB	11	Taylor Heinicke	Old Dominion	6'1"	213
5.00	342	QB	10	Huston Mason	Georgia	6'3"	209
5.00	341	QB	09	Shane Carden	East Carolina	6'2"	219
5.00	340	RB	31	Ross Scheuerman	Lafayette	6'0"	204
5.00	339	WR	48	Andre Davis	South Florida	6'1"	205
5.00	338	WR	47	Jaxon Shipley	Texas	6'1"	193
5.00	337	WR	46	Jordan Taylor	Rice	6'5"	210
5.00	336	WR	45	Kaelin Clay	Utah	5'10"	195
5.00	335	WR	44	J.J. Nelson	UAB	5'10"	156
5.00	334	WR	43	Austin Hill	Arizona	6'2"	210
5.00	333	WR	42	George Farmer	USC	6'1"	220
5.00	332	WR	41	Chris Harper	Cal	5'11"	175
5.00	331	WR	40	Christion Jones	Alabama	5'10"	182
5.00	330	CB	38	De'Vante Bausby	Pitt State	6'1"	180
5.00	329	CB	37	Bernard Blake	Colorado State	5'11"	177
5.00	328	CB	36	SaQwan Edwards	New Mexico	6'1"	189
5.00	327	EDGE	37	Deion Barnes	Penn State	6'4"	255
5.00	326	CB	35	Curtis Riley	Fresno State	6'0"	190
5.00	325	EDGE	36	Jermauria Rasco	LSU	6'3"	247
5.00	324	T	28	Blaine Clausell	Miss. State	6'6"	315
5.00	323	CB	35	Deshazor Everett	Texas A&M	5'11"	188
5.00	322	EDGE	29	Ryan Delaire	Towson	6'4"	254
5.00	321	DL	29	Terry Williams	East Carolina	6'1"	353
5.00	320	EDGE	30	Edmond Robinson	Newberry	6'3"	245
5.00	319	CB	34	Tye Smith	Towson	6'0"	195
5.00	318	T	29	Eric Lefeld	Cincinnati	6'6"	310
5.00	317	DL	30	Leterrius Watson	Central Michigan	6'5"	319
5.00	316	EDGE	31	Marin Ifedi	Memphis	6'3"	275
5.00	315	DL	31	Deon Simon	Northwestern State	6'4"	321
5.00	314	EDGE	32	Shaquille Riddick	West Virginia	6'5"	242
5.00	313	RB	30	B.J. Catalon	TCU	5'7"	186
5.00	312	RB	29	Jahwan Edwards	Ball State	6'4"	220
5.00	311	RB	28	Dee Hart	Colorado State	6'3"	199
5.00	310	TE	24	Khari Lee	Bowie State	6'5"	235
5.00	309	TE	23	Casey Pierce	Kent State	6'3"	244
5.00	308	TE	22	Jean Sifrin	UMass	6'5"	255
5.00	307	TE	21	Gerald Christian	Louisville	6'3"	244
5.00	306	G	20	Terry Poole	San Diego State	6'5"	307
5.00	305	TE	20	E.J. Bibbs	Iowa State	6'2"	258
5.00	304	G	19	Al Bond	Memphis	6'4"	303
5.00	303	G	18	Aundrey Walker	USC	6'6"	318
5.00	302	FS	16	Dean Marlowe	James Madison	6'1"	203
5.00	301	FS	15	Justin Cox	Miss. State	6'1"	191
5.00	300	C	14	David Andrews	Georgia	6'2"	294

Nos. 299-200

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Players 299 to 200 encompass a big part of Day 3 of the 2015 NFL draft. Here you'll find kickers, quarterbacks, punters, a ton of wide receivers and edge-rushers and good offensive line depth.

This isn't an area to take lightly, either, as every player on this page has a draftable grade (5.00) or higher. Super Bowls are won with depth, and teams like the New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens have owned their scouting of the types of prospects you see here.

Grade	Rank	Pos	PR	Player	School	HT	WT
5.00	299	C	13	Dillon Day	Miss. State	6'4"	305
5.00	298	C	12	Brandon Vitabile	Northwestern	6'3"	300
5.00	297	SS	12	Ronald Martin	LSU	6'1"	220
5.00	296	C	11	Jake Smith	Louisville	6'3"	312
5.00	295	SS	11	Chris Hackett	TCU	6'0"	195
5.00	294	FB	03	Aaron Ripkowski	Oklahoma	6'1"	257
5.00	293	FB	02	Connor Neighbors	LSU	5'11"	230
5.00	292	P	01	Spencer Roth	Baylor	6'4"	225
5.01	291	EDGE	31	B.J. Dubose	Louisville	6'4"	284
5.01	290	EDGE	30	J.R. Tavai	USC	6'2"	249
5.01	289	EDGE	29	Xzavier Dickson	Alabama	6'3"	260
5.05	288	EDGE	28	Ryan Russell	Purdue	6'4"	269
5.05	287	RB	27	Braylon Heard	Kentucky	5'10"	198
5.05	286	RB	26	Marcus Muprhy	Missouri	5'8"	193
5.05	285	TE	19	A.J. Derby	Arkansas	6'4"	255
5.05	284	G	17	Arie Kouandjio	Alabama	6'5"	310
5.05	283	SS	10	Clayton Geathers	UCF	6'2"	218
5.05	282	C	10	Cole Manhart	Nebraska-Kearny	6'6"	310
5.05	281	QB	08	Brandon Bridge	South Alabama	6'4"	229
5.09	280	K	01	Josh Lambo	Texas A&M	6'0"	216
5.09	279	DL	30	Angelo Blackson	Auburn	6'4"	318
5.09	278	DL	29	Kaleb Eulls	Miss. State	6'3"	295
5.09	277	DL	28	J.T. Surratt	South Carolina	6'1"	304
5.09	276	DL	27	Travis Raciti	San Jose State	6'5"	290
5.09	275	EDGE	27	Ray Drew	Georgia	6'4"	276
5.09	274	EDGE	26	Corey Crawford	Clemson	6'5"	283
5.09	273	LB	23	Zach Vigil	Utah State	6'2"	240
5.09	272	LB	22	Bryce Hager	Baylor	6'1"	234
5.09	271	TE	18	Cameron Clear	Texas A&M	6'5"	277
5.09	270	TE	17	Matt LaCosse	Illinois	6'6"	250
5.09	269	EDGE	25	Marcus Rush	Michigan State	6'2"	245
5.09	268	TE	16	Devin Mahina	BYU	6'6"	256
5.09	267	TE	15	C.J. Uzomah	Auburn	6'4"	264
5.09	266	TE	14	Nick Boyle	Delaware	6'4"	268
5.09	265	SS	09	Erick Dargan	Oregon	5'11"	212
5.09	264	SS	08	Tevin McDonald	Eastern Washington	5'11"	195
5.09	263	QB	07	Connor Halliday	Washington State	6'3"	196
5.10	262	WR	39	Evan Spencer	Ohio State	6'2"	208
5.10	261	WR	38	DeAndrew White	Alabama	5'11"	193
5.10	260	WR	37	Deon Long	Maryland	6'0"	192
5.10	259	WR	36	Stefon Diggs	Maryland	6'0"	195
5.10	258	T	28	Doniel Gambrell	Notre Dame College	6'6"	315
5.10	257	T	27	Chaz Green	Florida	6'5"	314
5.10	256	DL	26	Joey Mbu	Houston	6'3"	313
5.10	255	DL	25	Leon Orr	Florida	6'5"	323
5.10	254	DL	24	Louis Trinca-Pasat	Iowa	6'1"	290
5.10	253	EDGE	24	Anthony Chickillo	Miami (Fla.)	6'3"	267
5.10	252	RB	25	Terrance Magee	LSU	5'8"	213
5.10	251	RB	24	Corey Grant	Auburn	5'10"	205
5.10	250	EDGE	23	Cedric Reed	Texas	6'5"	269
5.10	249	LB	21	John Timu	Washington	6'1"	246
5.10	248	EDGE	22	Geneo Grissom	Oklahoma	6'3"	262
5.10	247	LB	20	Jeff Luc	Cincinnati	6'0"	263
5.10	246	EDGE	21	Lynden Trail	Norfolk State	6'7"	269
5.10	245	LB	19	Damien Wilson	Minnesota	6'0"	245
5.10	244	G	16	Ben Beckwith	Miss. State	6'3"	308
5.10	243	G	15	Miles Dieffenbach	Penn State	6'3"	303
5.10	242	FS	14	Jermaine Whitehead	Auburn	5'11"	197
5.10	241	G	14	Adam Shead	Oklahoma	6'4"	338
5.10	240	G	13	Robert Myers	Tennessee State	6'5"	326
5.10	239	FB	01	Jalston Fowler	Alabama	5'11"	254
5.15	238	LS	01	Joe Cardona	Navy	6'3"	236
5.15	237	WR	35	Rannell Hall	UCF	6'0"	198
5.15	236	WR	34	Ty Montgomery	Stanford	6'0"	221
5.15	235	CB	32	Dexter McDonald	Kansas	6'1"	200
5.15	234	CB	31	Jacoby Glenn	UCF	6'0"	179
5.15	233	T	26	Sean Hickey	Syracuse	6'5"	309
5.15	232	T	25	Corey Robinson	South Carolina	6'7"	324
5.15	231	DL	23	David Perry	Stanford	6'1"	308
5.15	230	DL	22	Derrick Lott	Tennessee-Chattanooga	6'4"	314
5.15	229	RB	23	Tyler Varga	Yale	5'11"	222
5.15	228	RB	22	Josh Robinson	Miss. State	5'8"	217
5.15	227	LB	18	Deiontrez Mount	Louisville	6'5"	243
5.15	226	LB	17	Amarlo Herrera	Georgia	6'1"	244
5.15	225	FS	13	Durell Eskridge	Syracuse	6'3"	208
5.15	224	G	12	Antoine Everett	McNeese State	6'3"	325
5.15	223	C	09	Chad Hamilton	Coastal Carolina	6'2"	292
5.15	222	C	08	Max Garcia	Florida	6'4"	309
5.19	221	RB	21	Malcolm Agnew	Southern Illinois	5'9"	207
5.19	220	RB	20	Malcolm Brown	Texas	5'11"	224
5.20	219	QB	06	Sean Mannion	Oregon State	6'6"	229
5.20	218	WR	33	Davaris Daniels	UNLV	6'1"	201
5.20	217	WR	32	Justin Hardy	East Carolina	5'10"	192
5.20	216	CB	30	Bryce Callahan	Rice	5'10"	180
5.20	215	CB	29	Cam Thomas	Western Kentucky	6'1"	190
5.20	214	CB	28	Nick Marshall	Auburn	6'1"	207
5.20	213	CB	27	Justin Coleman	Tennessee	5'11"	185
5.20	212	CB	26	Cody Riggs	Notre Dame	5'9"	190
5.20	211	T	24	Darrian Miller	Kentucky	6'5"	307
5.20	210	T	23	Trenton Brown	Florida	6'8"	355
5.20	209	T	22	Jake Rodgers	Eastern Washington	6'6"	320
5.20	208	DL	21	James Castleman	Oklahoma State	6'2"	300
5.20	207	T	21	Bobby Hart	FSU	6'5"	329
5.20	206	T	20	Jamon Brown	Louisville	6'4"	323
5.20	205	DL	20	Ellis McCarthy	UCLA	6'5"	338
5.20	204	RB	19	John Crockett	North Dakota State	6'0"	217
5.20	203	DL	19	Bobby Richardson	Indiana	6'3"	283
5.20	202	T	19	Sean Donnelly	Tulane	6'8"	297
5.20	201	RB	18	Thomas Rawls	Central Michigan	5'9"	215
5.20	200	RB	17	Trey Williams	Texas A&M	5'7"	195

Nos. 199-100

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Players 199 to 100...now we're getting into the meat of the draft class. There will be Pro Bowlers. There should be an All-Pro, if draft history holds to form. There might even be a Hall of Famer.

Players ranked here are graded between 5.20 (priority backup) and 5.50 (rookie impact/future starter), so much is expected. All of the prospects listed below should contribute as a rookie as long as they are healthy.

Generally, a guy ranked here is one or two traits away from being a top-100 player. Maybe it's a 40 time that was too slow, an off-field issue or a lack of ideal size for the position. But Russell Wilson was ranked in this range, and he's turned out to be pretty dang good.

Grade	Rank	Pos	P Rank	Player	School	HT	WT
5.20	199	LB	16	Alani Fua	BYU	6'5"	238
5.20	198	LB	15	Hayes Pullard	USC	6'0"	240
5.20	197	LB	14	Mike Hull	Penn State	6'0"	237
5.20	196	FS	12	Anthony Jefferson	UCLA	6'1"	198
5.20	195	SS	07	Ibraheim Campbell	Northwestern	5'11"	208
5.20	194	SS	06	Kyshoen Jarrett	Virginia Tech	5'10"	200
5.20	193	SS	05	Jordan Richards	Stanford	5'11"	211
5.25	192	WR	31	Devante Davis	UNLV	6'3"	220
5.25	191	WR	30	Mario Alford	West Virginia	5'8"	180
5.25	190	WR	29	Geremy Davis	UConn	6'2"	216
5.25	189	WR	28	Titus Davis	Central Michigan	6'1"	196
5.25	188	CB	25	Garry Peters	Clemson	6'0"	191
5.25	187	CB	24	Kevin White	TCU	5'9"	183
5.25	186	EDGE	20	Davis Tull	Chattanooga	6'2"	246
5.25	185	T	18	Austin Shepherd	Alabama	6'4"	315
5.25	184	T	17	Jeremiah Poutasi	Utah	6'5"	335
5.25	183	RB	16	Zach Zenner	South Dakota State	5'11"	220
5.25	182	RB	15	Matt Jones	Florida	6'2"	231
5.25	181	TE	13	Jesse James	Penn State	6'7"	261
5.25	180	FS	11	Detrick Bonner	Virginia Tech	6'0"	207
5.25	179	TE	12	Randall Telfer	USC	6'4"	250
5.25	178	G	11	Jamil Douglas	Arizona State	6'4"	304
5.25	177	FS	10	Cody Prewitt	Ole Miss	6'2"	208
5.25	176	FS	09	Ladarius Gunter	Miami (Fla.)	6'1"	202
5.29	175	TE	11	James O'Shaugnessy	Illinois State	6'4'	245
5.30	174	WR	27	Vernon Johnson	Texas A&M-Commerce	6'1"	190
5.30	173	WR	26	Gavin Lutman	Pitt State	6'4'	201
5.30	172	WR	25	Vince Mayle	Washington State	6'2"	224
5.30	171	WR	24	Dres Anderson	Utah	6'1"	187
5.30	170	CB	23	Bobby McCain	Memphis	5'9"	195
5.30	169	CB	22	Damian Swann	Georgia	6'0"	189
5.30	168	CB	21	Lorenzo Doss	Tulane	5'10"	182
5.30	167	EDGE	19	Max Valles	Virginia	6'5"	251
5.30	166	T	16	Tayo Fabuluje	TCU	6'6"	353
5.30	165	T	15	Mitch Morse	Missouri	6'5"	305
5.30	164	T	14	Andrew Donnal	Iowa	6'6"	313
5.30	163	RB	14	Jeremy Langford	Michigan State	6'0"	208
5.30	162	LB	13	Jake Ryan	Michigan	6'2"	240
5.30	161	RB	13	Cameron Artis-Payne	Auburn	5'10"	212
5.30	160	LB	12	Martrell Spaight	Arkansas	6'0"	236
5.30	159	TE	10	Nick O'Leary	FSU	6'3"	252
5.30	158	FS	08	Donald Celiscar	Western Michigan	5'11"	194
5.30	157	TE	09	Ben Koyack	Notre Dame	6'5"	255
5.30	156	C	07	Greg Mancz	Toledo	6'4"	301
5.30	155	C	06	Andy Gallik	Boston College	6'2"	306
5.30	154	C	05	Reese Dismukes	Auburn	6'3"	296
5.30	153	C	04	Shaq Mason	Georgia Tech	6'1"	300
5.35	152	WR	23	Tony Lippett	Michigan State	6'2"	192
5.35	151	WR	22	Darren Waller	Georgia Tech	6'6"	238
5.35	150	WR	21	Kenny Bell	Nebraska	6'1"	197
5.35	149	CB	20	Troy Hill	Oregon	5'10"	182
5.35	148	CB	19	JaCorey Shepherd	Kansas	5'11"	199
5.35	147	EDGE	18	Hau'oli Kikaha	Washington	6'2"	253
5.35	146	LB	11	Taiwan Jones	Michigan State	6'3"	145
5.35	145	G	10	Quinton Spain	West Virginia	6'4"	332
5.35	144	G	09	John Miller	Louisville	6'2"	303
5.35	143	TE	08	Tyler Kroft	Rutgers	6'5"	246
5.40	142	WR	20	Chris Conley	Georgia	6'3"	205
5.40	141	CB	18	Craig Mager	Texas State	5'11"	201
5.40	140	DL	18	Christian Covington	Rice	6'2"	289
5.40	139	DL	17	Rakeem Nunez-Roches	Southern Miss	6'2"	307
5.40	138	EDGE	17	Kyle Emanuel	North Dakota State	6'3"	255
5.40	137	DL	16	Darius Philon	Arkansas	6'1"	298
5.40	136	EDGE	16	Za'Darius Smith	Kentucky	6'4"	274
5.40	135	EDGE	15	Zach Hodges	Harvard	6'2"	250
5.40	134	T	13	Rob Crisp	North Carolina State	6'7"	301
5.40	133	EDGE	14	Markus Golden	Missouri	6'2"	260
5.40	132	RB	12	Karlos Williams	FSU	6'1"	230
5.40	131	RB	11	Javorius Allen	USC	6'0"	221
5.40	130	LB	10	Ben Heeney	Kansas	6'0"	231
5.40	129	G	08	Mark Glowinski	West Virginia	6'4"	307
5.40	128	FS	07	Imoan Claiborne	Northwestern State	5'10"	187
5.40	127	TE	07	MyCole Pruitt	Southern Illinois	6'2"	251
5.40	126	TE	06	Rory Anderson	South Carolina	6'5"	244
5.45	125	WR	19	Antwan Goodley	Baylor	5'10"	209
5.45	124	WR	18	Josh Harper	Fresno State	6'1"	191
5.45	123	CB	17	Doran Grant	Ohio State	5'10"	200
5.45	122	CB	16	Steven Nelson	Oregon State	5'10"	197
5.45	121	CB	15	Charles Gaines	Louisville	5'10"	180
5.45	120	CB	14	Eric Rowe	Utah	6'1"	205
5.45	119	T	12	Daryl Williams	Oklahoma	6'5"	327
5.45	118	G	07	Josue Matias	FSU	6'5"	309
5.45	117	FS	06	Kurtis Drummond	Michigan State	6'1"	208
5.45	116	TE	05	Blake Bell	Oklahoma	6'6"	252
5.49	115	WR	17	DeAndre Smelter	Georgia Tech	6'2"	228
5.49	114	WR	16	Jamison Crowder	Duke	5'8"	185
5.49	113	RB	10	David Johnson	Northern Iowa	6'1"	224
5.49	112	FS	05	Josh Shaw	USC	6'1"	201
5.49	111	TE	04	Jeff Heuerman	Ohio State	6'5"	254
5.49	110	QB	05	Garrett Grayson	Colorado State	6'2"	213
5.50	109	WR	15	Dezmin Lewis	Central Arkansas	6'4"	214
5.50	108	DL	15	Tyeler Davison	Fresno State	6'2"	316
5.50	107	DL	14	Marcus Hardison	Arizona State	6'4"	307
5.50	106	EDGE	13	Frank Clark	Michigan	6'3"	271
5.50	105	WR	14	Sammie Coates	Auburn	6'1"	212
5.50	104	DL	13	Gabe Wright	Auburn	6'3"	300
5.50	103	T	11	Ty Sambrailo	Colorado State	6'6"	311
5.50	102	T	10	Tyrus Thompson	Oklahoma	6'5"	324
5.50	101	G	06	Jarvis Harrison	Texas A&M	6'3"	330
5.50	100	SS	04	Anthony Harris	Virginia	6'1"	183

Nos. 99-1

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These are the kingmakers. Hit on your picks in the top 100, and you can have a starter in every round. The players here vary greatly—from rookie impact (5.50) to expected Pro Bowlers (7.50). It's important to look at the grade as much as the ranking, and that's why it's listed first.

Four prospects tied for the top overall grade: Jameis Winston, Leonard Williams, Dante Fowler and Kevin White (with Amari Cooper so close behind). The top of this draft is solid, but there's no "sure thing" Andrew Luck or Khalil Mack-type player here. 

Grade	Rank	Pos	PR	Player	School	HT	WT
5.50	99	FS	03	Derron Smith	Fresno State	5'10"	200
5.50	98	FS	04	Adrian Amos	Penn State	6'0"	218
5.50	97	TE	03	Wes Saxton	South Alabama	6'3"	248
5.55	96	WR	13	Tyler Lockett	Kansas State	5'10"	182
5.55	95	CB	13	Ifo Ekpre-Olomu	Oregon	5'9"	192
5.55	94	WR	12	Tre McBride	William & Mary	6'0"	210
5.55	93	EDGE	12	Trey Flowers	Arkansas	6'2"	266
5.55	92	EDGE	11	Loreno Mauldin	Louisville	6'4"	259
5.60	91	CB	12	Senquez Golson	Ole Miss	5'9"	176
5.60	90	WR	11	Rashad Greene	Florida State	5'11"	182
5.60	89	CB	11	D'Joun Smith	Florida Atlantic	5'10"	187
5.60	88	RB	09	Mike Davis	South Carolina	5'9"	217
5.60	87	C	03	B.J. Finney	Kansas State	6'4"	318
5.65	86	CB	10	Quandre Diggs	Texas	5'9"	196
5.65	85	SS	03	James Sample	Louisville	5'2"	209
5.65	84	C	02	Hroniss Grasu	Oregon	6'3"	297
5.75	83	LB	09	Jordan Hicks	Texas	6'1"	236
5.75	82	T	08	Rob Havenstein	Wisconsin	6'7"	321
5.75	81	QB	04	Brett Hundley	UCLA	6'3"	226
5.75	80	G	04	Tre' Jackson	Florida State	6'4"	330
5.75	79	G	03	A.J. Cann	South Carolina	6'3"	313
5.75	78	G	02	Ali Marpet	Hobart	6'4"	307
5.90	77	DL	12	Xavier Cooper	Washington S.	6'3"	293
5.90	76	DL	11	Henry Anderson	Stanford	6'6"	295
5.90	75	RB	08	David Cobb	Minnesota	5'11"	229
5.95	74	LB	08	Ramik Wilson	Georgia	6'2"	237
5.99	73	CB	09	Alex Carter	Stanford	6'0"	196
6.00	72	EDGE	10	Danielle Hunter	LSU	6'5"	252
6.00	71	T	08	Ereck Flowers	Miami (Fla.)	6'6"	329
6.00	70	LB	07	Kwon Alexander	LSU	6'1"	227
6.00	69	T	07	Donovan Smith	Penn State	6'6"	338
6.00	68	CB	08	Quinten Rollins	Miami (OH)	5'11"	196
6.00	67	RB	07	Jay Ajayi	Boise State	6'0"	221
6.00	66	DL	10	Jordan Phillips	Oklahoma	6'5"	329
6.00	65	DL	09	Mario Edwards	Florida State	6'3"	279
6.00	64	RB	06	Ameer Abdullah	Nebraska	5'9"	205
6.00	63	QB	03	Bryce Petty	Baylor	6'3"	230
6.00	62	TE	02	Clive Walford	Miami (Fla.)	6'4"	251
6.10	61	DL	08	Grady Jarrett	Clemson	6'1"	304
6.15	60	LB	06	Stephone Anthony	Clemson	6'3"	243
6.20	59	G	02	Laken Tomlinson	Duke	6'3"	323
6.20	58	EDGE	09	Nate Orchard	Utah	6'3"	250
6.20	57	WR	10	Brashad Perriman	Central Florida	6'2"	212
6.20	56	DL	07	Michael Bennett	Ohio State	6'2"	293
6.20	55	DL	06	Carl Davis	Iowa	6'5"	320
6.20	54	RB	05	T.J. Yeldon	Alabama	6'1"	226
6.20	53	EDGE	08	Preston Smith	Mississippi State	6'5"	271
6.25	52	CB	07	P.J. Williams	Florida State	6'0"	194
6.25	51	T	06	T.J. Clemmings	Pitt	6'5"	309
6.25	50	WR	08	Devin Smith	Ohio State	6'0"	196
6.25	49	WR	07	Devin Funchess	Michigan	6'4"	232
6.25	48	LB	05	Denzel Perryman	Miami (Fla.)	5'11"	236
6.25	47	LB	04	Benardrick McKinney	Mississippi State	6'4"	246
6.25	46	SS	02	Jaquiski Tartt	Samford	6'1"	221
6.30	45	FS	02	Gerod Holliman	Louisville	6'0"	218
6.30	44	WR	09	Phillip Dorsett	Miami (Fla.)	5'10"	185
6.30	43	TE	01	Maxx Williams	Minnesota	6'4"	249
6.45	42	FS	01	Damarious Randall	Arizona State	5'11"	196
6.45	41	WR	06	Nelson Agholor	USC	6'0"	198
6.45	40	RB	04	Tevin Coleman	Indiana	5'11"	206
6.49	39	LB	03	Paul Dawson	TCU	6'0"	235
6.49	38	RB	03	Duke Johnson	Miami (Fla.)	5'9"	207
6.49	37	EDGE	07	Owa Odighizuwa	UCLA	6'3"	267
6.49	36	WR	05	Jaelen Strong	Arizona State	6'2"	217
6.49	35	EDGE	06	Eli Herold	Virginia	6'3"	247
6.49	34	CB	06	Jaelen Collins	LSU	6'1"	203
6.49	33	T	04	Cedric Ogbuehi	Texas A&M	6'5"	306
6.49	32	C	01	Cameron Erving	Florida State	6'5"	313
6.49	31	T	03	Jake Fisher	Oregon	6'6"	306
6.49	30	LB	02	Eric Kendricks	UCLA	6"	232
6.50	29	CB	04	Kevin Johnson	Wake Forest	6"	188
6.50	28	LB	01	Shaq Thompson	Washington	6"	228
6.50	27	T	05	Andrus Peat	Stanford	6'7"	313
6.50	26	CB	05	Byron Jones	UConn	6'1"	199
6.50	25	CB	03	Trae Waynes	Michigan State	6"	186
6.50	24	RB	02	Melvin Gordon	Wisconsin	6'1"	215
6.90	23	SS	01	Landon Collins	Alabama	6"	228
6.99	22	DL	05	Eddie Goldman	Florida State	6'4"	336
6.99	21	T	02	La'el Collins	LSU	6'4"	305
6.99	20	T	01	D.J. Humphries	Florida	6'5"	307
6.99	19	DL	04	Malcolm Brown	Texas	6'2"	319
6.99	18	CB	02	Ronald Darby	Florida State	5'11"	193
6.99	17	EDGE	05	Alvin Dupree	Kentucky	6'4"	269
6.99	16	DL	03	Arik Armstead	Oregon	6'7"	292
7.15	15	WR	04	Dorial Green-Bekcham	Missouri	6'5"	237
7.20	14	EDGE	04	Vic Beasley	Clemson	6'3"	246
7.20	13	EDGE	03	Shane Ray	Missouri	6'3"	245
7.20	12	DL	02	Danny Shelton	Washington	6'2"	339
7.20	11	QB	02	Marcus Mariota	Oregon	6'4"	222
7.30	10	WR	03	DeVante Parker	Louisville	6'3"	209
7.30	09	EDGE	02	Randy Gregory	Nebraska	6'5"	235
7.30	08	RB	01	Todd Gurley	Georgia	6'1"	222
7.30	07	G	01	Brandon Scherff	Iowa	6'5"	319
7.49	06	CB	01	Marcus Peters	Washington	6'0"	197
7.49	05	WR	02	Amari Cooper	Alabama	6'1"	211
7.50	04	WR	01	Kevin White	West Virginia	6'3"	215
7.50	03	EDGE	01	Dante Fowler Jr.	Florida	6'3"	261
7.50	02	DL	01	Leonard Williams	USC	6'5"	302
7.50	01	QB	01	Jameis Winston	Florida State	6'4"	231

Quarterbacks

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The 2015 quarterback class isn't much to write home about, but the top two players are very good.

Jameis Winston received the fourth-highest quarterback grade I've assigned (behind Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III and Teddy Bridgewater) and has legitimate franchise QB tools. Marcus Mariota is a special person and special athlete, but he'll face a big test in acclimating to the NFL.

The same goes for Bryce Petty, who isn't as athletic as Mariota but has a cannon for a right arm. 

2015 Quarterback Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Jameis Winston	Florida State	6'4"	231	7.50	1
2	Marcus Mariota	Oregon	6'4"	222	7.20	11
3	Bryce Petty	Baylor	6'3"	230	6.00	63
4	Brett Hundley	UCLA	6'3"	226	5.75	81
5	Garrett Grayson	Colorado State	6'2"	213	5.49	110
6	Sean Mannion	Oregon State	6'6"	229	5.20	219
7	Connor Halliday	Washington State	6'3"	196	5.09	263
8	Brandon Bridge	South Alabama	6'4"	229	5.05	281
9	Shane Carden	East Carolina	6'2"	219	5.00	341
10	Hutson Mason	Georgia	6'3"	209	5.00	342
11	Tyler Heinicke	Old Dominion	6'1"	213	5.00	343
12	Bryan Bennett	SE Louisiana	6'2"	211	5.00	344
13	Cody Fajardo	Nevada	6'1"	223	4.90	359
14	Blake Sims	Alabama	5'11"	218	4.90	360
15	Chris Bonner	Colorado St.-Pueblo	6'7"	225	4.90	361
16	Jerry Lovelocke	Prairie View A&M	6'4"	248	4.90	362
17	Anthony Boone	Duke	6'0"	231	4.90	381
18	Mark Myers	John Carroll	6'5"	220	4.75	406

Running Backs

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The running back class is one of the best ever, and with that in mind, we should see two ball-carriers selected in the first round: Todd Gurley and Melvin Gordon. Each player is worth it if you look at his draft grade outside of position value, but there will be critics of selecting a running back in Round 1 when the draft is this deep at the position.

Look at the list below and you'll notice nine running backs have a starter or future starter grade. It's a good year to need a back, and teams will be able to find starters in Rounds 2 and 3.

2015 Running Back Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Todd Gurley	Georgia	6'1"	222	7.30	8
2	Melvin Gordon	Wisconsin	6'1"	215	6.50	24
3	Duke Johnson	Miami (FL)	5'9"	207	6.49	38
4	Tevin Coleman	Indiana	5'11"	206	6.45	40
5	T.J. Yeldon	Alabama	6'1"	226	6.20	54
6	Ameer Abdullah	Nebraska	5'9"	205	6.00	64
7	Jay Ajayi	Boise State	6'0"	221	6.00	67
8	David Cobb	Minnesota	5'11"	229	5.90	75
9	Mike Davis	South Carolina	5'9"	217	5.60	88
10	David Johnson	Northern Iowa	6'1"	224	5.49	113
11	Javorious Allen	USC	6'0"	221	5.40	131
12	Karlos Williams	Florida State	6'1"	230	5.40	132
13	Cameron Artis-Payne	Auburn	5'10"	212	5.30	161
14	Jeremy Langford	Michigan State	6'0"	208	5.30	163
15	Matt Jones	Florida	6'2"	231	5.25	182
16	Zach Zenner	South Dakota State	5'11"	220	5.25	183
17	Trey Williams	Texas A&M	5'7"	195	5.20	200
18	Thomas Rawls	Central Michigan	5'9"	215	5.20	201
19	John Crockett	North Dakota State	6'0"	217	5.20	204
20	Malcolm Brown	Texas	5'11"	224	5.19	220
21	Malcolm Agnew	Southern Illinois	5'9"	207	5.19	221
22	Josh Robinson	Miss. State	5'8"	217	5.15	228
23	Tyler Varga	Yale	5'11"	222	5.15	229
24	Corey Grant	Auburn	5'10"	205	5.10	251
25	Terrance Magee	LSU	5'8"	213	5.10	252
26	Marcus Murphy	Missouri	5'8"	193	5.05	286
27	Braylon Heard	Kentucky	5'10"	198	5.05	287
28	Dee Hart	Colorado State	5'7"	199	5.00	311
29	Jahwan Edwards	Ball State	5'9"	220	5.00	312
30	B.J. Catalon	TCU	5'7"	186	5.00	313
31	Ross Scheurman	Lafayette	6'0"	204	5.00	340
32	Michael Dyer	Louisville	5'8"	218	4.99	348
33	Dominique Brown	Louisville	6'2"	234	4.99	349
34	Kenny Hilliard	LSU	6'0"	226	4.90	366
35	Gus Johnson	Stephen F. Austin	5'10"	215	4.90	369
36	Raheem Mostert	Purdue	5'11"	183	4.80	397
37	Brandon Wegher	Morningside College	5'11"	210	4.75	417
38	Terris Jones-Grigsby	Arizona	5'7"	198	4.75	421

Fullbacks

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As you might expect, the fullback position has been devalued in recent years. In fact, 2014's draft included only three fullbacks: Jay Prosch (sixth round), Kiero Small (seventh) and Trey Millard (seventh).

Gone are the days of Mike Alstott, but Alabama's Jalston Fowler is someone to watch. He averaged 6.6 yards per carry over his collegiate career, and he proved to be a factor in the red zone.

2015 Fullback Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Jalston Fowler	Alabama	5'11"	254	5.10	239
2	Connor Neighbors	LSU	5'11"	230	5.00	293
3	Aaron Ripkowski	Oklahoma	6'1"	257	5.00	294
4	Michael Burton	Rutgers	5'11"	242	4.85	382
5	Larry Dixon	Army	5'11"	230	4.80	387
6	Joey Iosefa	Hawaii	6'0"	247	4.75	400
7	Trayion Durham	Kent State	6'1"	248	4.69	437

Wide Receivers

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The 2015 wide receiver class cannot compete with the historic 2014 class, but that's OK. This is still a very good group headlined by three future stars and anchored by huge-potential players littered throughout the first three rounds.

Any team needing a wide receiver has to feel good about this crop. Kevin White, Amari Cooper and DeVante Parker all have blue-chip potential. If you can get past the off-field issues and rawness of Dorial Green-Beckham, you'll find a player with an unmatched ceiling.

Add in the pure speed of Breshad Perriman and the big-play ability of Nelson Agholor, and there are five legitimate first-round wide receivers. Not bad for any year. The depth here is remarkable, and that's not counting the one or two sleepers who come out of nowhere (hello, Allen Hurns) to become studs.

2015 Wide Receiver Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Kevin White	West Virginia	6'3"	215	7.50	4
2	Amari Cooper	Alabama	6'1"	211	7.49	5
3	DeVante Parker	Louisville	6'3"	209	7.30	10
4	Dorial Green-Beckham	Missouri	6'5"	237	7.15	15
5	Jaelen Strong	Arizona State	6'2"	217	6.49	36
6	Nelson Agholor	USC	6'0"	198	6.45	41
7	Phillip Dorsett	Miami (FL)	5'10"	185	6.30	44
8	Devin Funchess	Michigan	6'4"	232	6.25	49
9	Devin Smith	Ohio State	6'0"	196	6.25	50
10	Breshad Perriman	Central Florida	6'2"	212	6.20	57
11	Rashad Greene	Florida State	5'11"	182	5.60	90
12	Tre McBride	William & Mary	6'0"	210	5.55	94
13	Tyler Lockett	Kansas State	5'10"	182	5.55	96
14	Sammie Coates	Auburn	6'1"	212	5.50	105
15	Dezmin Lewis	Central Arkansas	6'4"	214	5.50	109
16	Jamison Crowder	Duke	5'8"	185	5.49	114
17	DeAndre Smelter	Georgia Tech	6'2"	226	5.49	115
18	Josh Harper	Fresno State	6'1"	191	5.45	124
19	Antwan Goodley	Baylor	5'10"	209	5.45	125
20	Chris Conley	Georgia	6'3"	205	5.40	142
21	Kenny Bell	Nebraska	6'1"	197	5.35	150
22	Darren Waller	Georgia Tech	6'6"	238	5.35	151
23	Tony Lippett	Michigan State	6'2"	192	5.35	152
24	Dres Anderson	Utah	6'1"	187	5.30	171
25	Vince Mayle	Washington State	6'2"	224	5.30	172
26	Gavin Lutman	Pitt State	6'4"	201	5.30	173
27	Vernon Johnson	Texas A&M-Commerce	6'1"	190	5.30	174
28	Titus Davis	Central Michigan	6'1"	196	5.25	189
29	Geremy Davis	Connecticut	6'2"	216	5.25	190
30	Mario Alford	West Virginia	5'8"	180	5.25	191
31	Devante Davis	UNLV	6'3"	220	5.25	192
32	Justin Hardy	East Carolina	5'10"	192	5.20	217
33	Davaris Daniels	Notre Dame	6'1"	201	5.20	218
34	Ty Montgomery	Stanford	6'0"	221	5.15	236
35	Rannell Hall	UCF	6'0"	198	5.15	237
36	Stefon Diggs	Maryland	6'0"	195	5.10	259
37	Deon Long	Maryland	6'0"	192	5.10	260
38	DeAndrew White	Alabama	5'11"	193	5.10	261
39	Evan Spencer	Ohio State	6'2"	208	5.10	262
40	Christion Jones	Alabama	5'10"	182	5.00	331
41	Chris Harper	California	5'11"	175	5.00	332
42	George Farmer	USC	6'1"	220	5.00	333
43	Austin Hill	Arizona	6'2"	210	5.00	334
44	J.J. Nelson	UAB	5'10"	156	5.00	335
45	Kaelin Clay	Utah	5'10"	195	5.00	336
46	Jordan Taylor	Rice	6'5"	210	5.00	337
47	Jaxon Shipley	Texas	6'1"	193	5.00	338
48	Andre Davis	South Florida	6'1"	205	5.00	339
49	Cam Worthy	East Carolina	6'2"	211	4.99	351
50	Deontay Greenberry	Houston	6'3"	200	4.99	352
51	Kasen Williams	Washington	6'2"	221	4.99	353
52	Da'Ron Brown	Northern Illinois	6'0"	205	4.95	358
53	Keith Mumphery	Michigan State	6'0"	215	4.90	378
54	Donatella Luckett	Harding	6'0"	211	4.90	379
55	Matt Miller	Boise State	6'3"	220	4.90	380
56	Levin Norwood	Baylor	6'1"	195	4.80	395
57	Ezell Ruffin	San Diego State	6'0"	218	4.80	396
58	Nigel King	Kansas	6'3"	210	4.75	430
59	Jake Kumerow	Wisconsin-Whitewater	6'4"	195	4.75	431
60	Lemar Durant	Simon Fraser	6'2"	231	4.70	436

Tight Ends

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Quite unlike the fullback position, tight ends are a huge part of modern NFL offenses. Top targets like Jimmy Graham and Rob Gronkowski have changed the game with their ability to stretch the field.

There might not be any Grahams or Gronkowskis in this draft, but Maxx Williams, Clive Walford and Wes Saxton could all make impacts at the next level. Another guy to watch is converted QB Blake Bell, who has ideal size for the position but is understandably raw.

2015 Tight End Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Maxx Williams	Minnesota	6'4"	249	6.30	43
2	Clive Walford	Miami (FL)	6'4"	251	6.00	62
3	Wes Saxton	South Alabama	6'3"	248	5.50	98
4	Jeff Heuerman	Ohio State	6'5"	254	5.49	111
5	Blake Bell	Oklahoma	6'6"	252	5.45	116
6	Rory Anderson	South Carolina	6'5"	244	5.40	126
7	MyCole Pruitt	Southern Illinois	6'2"	251	5.40	127
8	Tyler Kroft	Rutgers	6'5"	246	5.35	143
9	Ben Koyack	Notre Dame	6'5"	255	5.30	157
10	Nick O'Leary	Florida State	6'3"	252	5.30	159
11	James O'Shaugnessy	Illinois State	6'4"	245	5.29	175
12	Randall Telfer	USC	6'4"	250	5.25	179
13	Jesse James	Penn State	6'7"	261	5.25	181
14	Nick Boyle	Delaware	6'4"	268	5.09	266
15	C.J. Uzomah	Auburn	6'4"	264	5.09	267
16	Devin Mahina	BYU	6'6"	256	5.09	268
17	Matt LaCosse	Illinois	6'6"	250	5.09	270
18	Cameron Clear	Texas A&M	6'5"	277	5.09	271
19	A.J. Derby	Arkansas	6'4"	255	5.05	285
20	E.J. Bibbs	Iowa State	6'2"	258	5.00	305
21	Gerald Christian	Louisville	6'3"	244	5.00	307
22	Jean Sifrin	UMass	6'5"	255	5.00	308
23	Casey Pierce	Kent State	6'3"	244	5.00	309
24	Khari Lee	Bowie State	6'4"	235	5.00	310
25	Eric Tomlinson	UTEP	6'6"	263	4.90	363
26	Sam Arneson	Wisconsin	6'4"	254	4.75	415

Offensive Tackles

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The player most likely to be selected first at offensive tackle—Andrus Peat—isn't the top-ranked prospect at the position, but that's how it tends to go with this group. Peat has athleticism, length and upside, and that'll get you drafted high if you can protect the left side of the line.

Peat, D.J. Humphries and Jake Fisher are all special pass protectors, and throw in La'el Collins and Cedric Ogbuehi as top-tier run blockers, and you have five tackles with legitimate Round 1 talent. That's great news for some lucky team at the top of the second round, as it's likely someone will fall.

2015 Offensive Tackle Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	D.J. Humphries	Florida	6'5"	307	6.99	20
2	La'el Collins	LSU	6'4"	305	6.99	21
3	Andrus Peat	Stanford	6'7"	313	6.50	27
4	Jake Fisher	Oregon	6'6"	306	6.49	31
5	Cedric Ogbuehi	Texas A&M	6'5"	306	6.49	33
6	T.J. Clemmings	Pittsburgh	6'5"	309	6.25	51
7	Donovan Smith	Penn State	6'6"	338	6.00	69
8	Ereck Flowers	Miami (FL)	6'6"	329	6.00	71
9	Rob Havenstein	Wisconsin	6'7"	321	5.75	82
10	Tyrus Thompson	Oklahoma	6'5"	324	5.50	102
11	Ty Sambrailo	Colorado State	6'6"	311	5.45	103
12	Daryl Williams	Oklahoma	6'5"	327	5.40	119
13	Rob Crisp	North Carolina St.	6'7"	301	5.30	134
14	Andrew Donnal	Iowa	6'6"	313	5.30	164
15	Mitch Morse	Missouri	6'5"	305	5.30	165
16	Tayo Fabuluje	TCU	6'6"	353	5.25	166
17	Jeremiah Poutasi	Utah	6'5"	335	5.25	184
18	Austin Shepherd	Alabama	6'4"	315	5.20	185
19	Sean Donnelly	Tulane	6'8"	297	5.20	202
20	Jamon Brown	Louisville	6'4"	323	5.20	206
21	Bobby Hart	Florida State	6'5"	329	5.20	207
22	Jake Rodgers	Eastern Washington	6'6"	320	5.20	209
23	Trenton Brown	Florida	6'8"	355	5.20	210
24	Darrian Miller	Kentucky	6'5"	307	5.20	211
25	Corey Robinson	South Carolina	6'7"	324	5.15	232
26	Sean Hickey	Syracuse	6'5"	309	5.15	233
27	Chaz Green	Florida	6'5"	314	5.10	257
28	Doniel Gambrell	Notre Dame College	6'6"	315	5.10	258
29	Eric Lefeld	Cincinnati	6'6"	310	5.00	318
30	Blaine Clausell	Miss. State	6'6"	315	5.00	324
31	Brett Boyko	UNLV	6'7"	301	4.95	357
32	Laurence Gibson	Virginia Tech	6'6"	305	4.75	419

Offensive Guards

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Iowa's Brandon Scherff headlines the position this year, yet a small-school prospect could steal the show: Hobart's Ali Marpet. Not only is Hobart a tiny school, it's Division III.

Interestingly, according to The Boston Globe, Marpet "entered college at 255 pounds, and because of the weight he loses while playing, he needs to eat as much as 9,000 calories per day to gain it back and keep it."

Laken Tomlinson, A.J. Cann and Tre' Jackson may also hear their names called early in the proceedings.

2015 Offensive Guard Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Brandon Scherff	Iowa	6'5"	319	7.30	7
2	Laken Tomlinson	Duke	6'3"	323	6.20	59
3	Ali Marpet	Hobart	6'4"	307	5.75	78
4	A.J. Cann	South Carolina	6'3"	313	5.75	79
5	Tre' Jackson	Florida State	6'4"	330	5.75	80
6	Jarvis Harrison	Texas A&M	6'3"	330	5.50	101
7	Josue Matias	Florida State	6'5"	309	5.45	118
8	Mark Glowinski	West Virginia	6'4"	307	5.40	129
9	John Miller	Louisville	6'2"	303	5.35	144
10	Quinton Spain	West Virginia	6'4"	332	5.35	145
11	Jamil Douglas	Arizona State	6'4"	304	5.25	178
12	Antoine Everett	McNeese State	6'3"	325	5.15	224
13	Robert Myers	Tennessee St.	6'5"	326	5.10	240
14	Adam Shead	Oklahoma	6'4"	338	5.10	241
15	Miles Dieffenbach	Penn State	6'3"	303	5.10	243
16	Ben Beckwith	Miss. State	6'3"	308	5.10	244
17	Arie Kouandjio	Alabama	6'5"	310	5.05	284
18	Aundrey Walker	USC	6'6"	318	5.00	303
19	Al Bond	Memphis	6'4"	303	5.00	304
20	Terry Poole	San Diego St.	6'5"	307	5.00	306
21	Takoby Cofield	Duke	6'4"	310	4.99	350
22	Tyler Moore	Florida	6'5"	324	4.95	354
23	Christian Lombard	Notre Dame	6'5"	315	4.75	410
24	Jon Feliciano	Miami (FL)	6'4"	323	4.75	412
25	Leon Brown	Alabama	6'6"	320	4.75	414

Centers

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Lost in the quarterback talk, wide receiver and edge-rusher hype and running back love fest is the fact that this center class is really good.

Cameron Erving saved the FSU line when he moved from left tackle to center, and his ability to play all over the line only adds to his versatility. Hroniss Grasu is ready-made for a zone scheme in the NFL and should start from day one.

You can say the same about run-blocking prodigy B.J. Finney. And don't sleep on Andy Gallik or Dillon Day—both are battle-tested and coming out of power conferences with a history of production.

2015 Center Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Cameron Erving	Florida State	6'5"	313	6.49	32
2	Hroniss Grasu	Oregon	6'3"	297	5.65	84
3	B.J. Finney	Kansas State	6'4"	318	5.60	87
4	Shaq Mason	Georgia Tech	6'1"	300	5.30	153
5	Reese Dismukes	Auburn	6'3"	296	5.30	154
6	Andy Gallik	Boston College	6'2"	306	5.30	155
7	Greg Mancz	Toledo	6'4"	301	5.30	156
8	Max Garcia	Florida	6'4"	309	5.15	222
9	Chad Hamilton	Coastal Carolina	6'2"	292	5.15	223
10	Cole Manhart	Nebraska-Kearney	6'6"	310	5.05	282
11	Jake Smith	Louisville	6'3"	312	5.00	296
12	Brandon Vitabile	Northwestern	6'3"	300	5.00	298
13	Dillon Day	Miss. State	6'4"	305	5.00	299
14	David Andrews	Georgia	6'2"	294	5.00	300
15	Chris Jasperse	Marshall	6'3"	297	4.75	403
16	Shane McDermott	Miami (FL)	6'4"	302	4.75	404
17	Steven Gurrola	Arizona	6'2"	291	4.75	407

Defensive Linemen

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The defensive lineman position is loaded in 2015. Leonard Williams finds himself at the top of most draft boards, but Danny Shelton, Arik Armstead, Malcom Brown and Eddie Goldman could all realistically hear their names called in Round 1.

However, the talent doesn't end there. Teams can and will find productive players throughout the proceedings. Depending on how things shake out, we could see viable starters drafted much later than we're used to.

2015 Defensive Linemen Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Leonard Williams	USC	6'5"	302	7.50	2
2	Danny Shelton	Washington	6'2"	339	7.20	12
3	Arik Armstead	Oregon	6'7"	292	6.99	16
4	Malcom Brown	Texas	6'2"	319	6.99	19
5	Eddie Goldman	Florida State	6'4"	336	6.99	22
6	Carl Davis	Iowa	6'5"	320	6.20	55
7	Michael Bennett	Ohio State	6'2"	293	6.20	56
8	Grady Jarrett	Clemson	6'1"	304	6.10	61
9	Mario Edwards	Florida State	6'3"	279	6.00	65
10	Jordan Phillips	Oklahoma	6'5"	329	6.00	66
11	Henry Anderson	Stanford	6'6"	295	5.90	76
12	Xavier Cooper	Washington St.	6'3"	293	5.90	77
13	Gabe Wright	Auburn	6'3"	300	5.50	104
14	Marcus Hardison	Arizona St.	6'4"	307	5.50	107
15	Tyeler Davison	Fresno St.	6'2"	316	5.50	108
16	Darius Philon	Arkansas	6'1"	298	5.40	137
17	Rakeem Nunez-Rochez	Southern Miss.	6'2"	307	5.40	139
18	Christian Covington	Rice	6'2"	289	5.40	140
19	Bobby Richardson	Indiana	6'3"	283	5.20	203
20	Ellis McCarthy	UCLA	6'5"	338	5.20	205
21	James Castleman	Oklahoma St.	6'2"	300	5.20	208
22	Derrick Lott	Tenn-Chattanooga	6'4"	314	5.15	230
23	David Parry	Stanford	6'1"	308	5.15	231
24	Louis Trinca-Pasat	Iowa	6'1"	290	5.10	254
25	Leon Orr	Florida	6'5"	323	5.10	255
26	Joey Mbu	Houston	6'3"	313	5.10	256
27	Travis Raciti	San Jose St.	6'5"	290	5.09	276
28	J.T. Surratt	South Carolina	6'1"	304	5.09	277
29	Kaleb Eulls	Miss. State	6'3"	295	5.09	278
30	Angelo Blackson	Auburn	6'4"	318	5.09	279
31	Deon Simon	Northwestern St.	6'4"	321	5.00	315
32	Leterrius Walton	Central Michigan	6'5"	319	5.00	317
33	Terry Williams	East Carolina	6'1"	353	5.00	321
34	Kristjan Sokoli	Buffalo	6'5"	290	5.00	347
35	Tavaris Barnes	Clemson	6'4"	282	4.90	367
36	Brandon Ivory	Alabama	6'3"	308	4.90	368
37	Chucky Hunter	TCU	6'1"	305	4.90	370
38	Xavier Williams	Northwestern Iowa	6'2"	309	4.90	372
39	Warren Herring	Wisconsin	6'2"	294	4.90	374
40	Darius Kilgo	Maryland	6'2"	310	4.90	376
41	Cameron Botticelli	Minnesota	6'5"	282	4.85	386
42	Thomas Teal	North Carolina St.	6'1"	308	4.75	409
43	Olsen Pierre	Miami (FL)	6'5"	300	4.75	411
44	Desmond Hollin	Florida State	6'3"	285	4.75	413

Edge Defenders

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If you aren't familiar with the "edge defender" term, it's any defender who will line up outside the offensive tackle. That's a 4-3 defensive end or 3-4 outside linebacker, essentially. And you're going to hear a lot about this group, because it's absolutely loaded.

Dante Fowler, Shane Ray, Vic Beasley and Alvin "Bud" Dupree could all be selected in the top 10, and Randy Gregory would be in that group if not for a failed drug test at the combine.

The top-end talent is very, very good, and the depth is too. If your team doesn't get a blue-chipper at the top, you can steal Eli Harold in the late first or early second. Preston Smith and Owa Odighizuwa are big-bodied pass-rushers off the edge and natural fits in a 4-3 defense (something this draft lacks).

2015 EDGE Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Dante Fowler	Florida	6'3"	261	7.50	3
2	Randy Gregory	Nebraska	6'5"	235	7.30	9
3	Shane Ray	Missouri	6'3"	245	7.20	13
4	Vic Beasley	Clemson	6'3"	246	7.20	14
5	Alvin Dupree	Kentucky	6'4"	269	6.99	17
6	Eli Harold	Virginia	6'3"	247	6.49	35
7	Owa Odighizuwa	UCLA	6'3"	267	6.49	37
8	Preston Smith	Mississippi St.	6'5"	271	6.20	53
9	Nate Orchard	Utah	6'3"	250	6.20	58
10	Danielle Hunter	LSU	6'5"	252	6.00	72
11	Lorenzo Mauldin	Louisville	6'4"	259	5.55	92
12	Trey Flowers	Arkansas	6'2"	266	5.55	93
13	Frank Clark	Michigan	6'3"	271	5.50	106
14	Markus Golden	Missouri	6'2"	260	5.40	133
15	Zach Hodges	Harvard	6'2"	250	5.40	135
16	Za'Darius Smith	Kentucky	6'4"	274	5.40	136
17	Kyle Emanuel	North Dakota St.	6'3"	255	5.40	138
18	Hauoli Kikaha	Washington	6'2"	253	5.35	147
19	Max Valles	Virginia	6'5"	251	5.30	167
20	Davis Tull	Chattanooga	6'2"	246	5.25	186
21	Lynden Trail	Norfolk State	6'7"	269	5.10	246
22	Geneo Grissom	Oklahoma	6'3"	262	5.10	248
23	Cedric Reed	Texas	6'5"	269	5.10	250
24	Anthony Chickillo	Miami (FL)	6'3"	267	5.10	253
25	Marcus Rush	Michigan State	6'2"	245	5.09	269
26	Corey Crawford	Clemson	6'5"	283	5.09	274
27	Ray Drew	Georgia	6'4"	276	5.09	275
28	Ryan Russell	Purdue	6'4"	269	5.05	288
29	Xzavier Dickson	Alabama	6'3"	260	5.01	289
30	J.R. Tavai	USC	6'2"	249	5.01	290
31	B.J. Dubose	Louisville	6'4"	284	5.01	291
32	Shaquille Riddick	West Virginia	6'5"	242	5.00	314
33	Martin Ifedi	Memphis	6'3"	275	5.00	316
34	Edmond Robinson	Newberry	6'3"	245	5.00	320
35	Ryan Delaire	Towson	6'4"	254	5.00	322
36	Jermauria Rasco	LSU	6'3"	247	5.00	325
37	Deion Barnes	Penn State	6'4"	255	5.00	327
38	Zach Wagenmann	Montana	6'3"	247	4.90	371
39	Obum Gwacham	Oregon State	6'5"	246	4.90	373
40	Neiron Ball	Florida	6'2"	230	4.90	375
41	Yannik Cudjoe-Virgil	Maryland	6'2"	248	4.90	377
42	James Vaughters	Stanford	6'2"	254	4.80	394
43	C.J. Olaniyan	Penn State	6'3"	252	4.75	426
44	Ray Mueller	Kansas State	6'2"	248	4.75	427
45	James Rouse	Marshall	6'5"	270	4.75	428
46	Corey Morrissey	Iowa State	6'4"	260	4.75	429

Linebackers

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The line between inside and outside linebacker has been blurring in the NFL as of late, and with so many teams using both 3-4 and 4-3 looks, it has become necessary to simply rank linebackers as linebackers and do away with the Madden-esque "inside" and "outside" labels.

The 2015 class is good at linebacker, but not great. There's no Khalil Mack, Anthony Barr or C.J. Mosley here, so teams looking for a quick fix may have to settle. It's worth pointing out that many of the top linebackers are also undersized, with only Benardrick McKinney of the top five linebackers having ideal height and weight.

2015 Linebacker Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Shaq Thompson	Washington	6'0"	228	6.50	28
2	Eric Kendricks	UCLA	6'0"	232	6.49	30
3	Paul Dawson	TCU	6'0"	235	6.49	39
4	Benardrick McKinney	Mississippi St.	6'4"	246	6.25	47
5	Denzel Perryman	Miami (FL)	5'11"	236	6.25	48
6	Stephone Anthony	Clemson	6'3"	243	6.15	60
7	Kwon Alexander	LSU	6'1"	227	6.00	70
8	Ramik Wilson	Georgia	6'2"	237	5.95	74
9	Jordan Hicks	Texas	6'1"	236	5.75	83
10	Ben Heeney	Kansas	6'0"	231	5.40	130
11	Taiwan Jones	Michigan State	6'3"	245	5.35	146
12	Martrell Spaight	Arkansas	6'0"	236	5.30	160
13	Jake Ryan	Michigan	6'2"	240	5.30	162
14	Mike Hull	Penn State	6'0"	237	5.20	197
15	Hayes Pullard	USC	6'0"	240	5.20	198
16	Alani Fua	BYU	6'5"	238	5.20	199
17	Amarlo Herrera	Georgia	6'1"	244	5.15	226
18	Deiontrez Mount	Louisville	6'5"	243	5.15	227
19	Damien Wilsno	Minnesota	6'0"	245	5.10	245
20	Jeff Luc	Cincinnati	6'0"	263	5.10	247
21	John Timu	Washington	6'1"	246	5.10	249
22	Bryce Hager	Baylor	6'1"	234	5.09	272
23	Zach Vigil	Utah State	6'2"	249	5.09	273
24	Tony Washington	Oregon	6'4"	247	4.95	355
25	Mark Nzeocha	Wyoming	6'2"	232	4.95	356
26	Trey DePriest	Alabama	6'0"	254	4.90	364
27	Quayshawn Nealy	Georgia Tech	6'1"	235	4.90	365
28	Derrick Malone Jr.	Oregon	6'2"	220	4.85	383
29	AJ Tarpley	Stanford	6'2"	238	4.85	384
30	Michael Odiari	Texas St.	6'0"	245	4.85	385
31	Aaron Davis	Colorado St.	6'0"	225	4.80	388
32	Curtis Grant	Ohio State	6'3"	238	4.80	389
33	A.J. Johnson	Tennessee	6'2"	242	4.80	390
34	Houston Bates	Louisiana Tech	6'3"	250	4.80	391
35	Cole Farrand	Maryland	6'3"	245	4.80	392
36	Michael Orakpo	Texas State	6'1"	226	4.75	416
37	Maurice Falls	East Carolina	6'3"	247	4.75	418
38	Junior Sylvestre	Toledo	6'0"	222	4.75	420
39	Deterrian Shackleford	Ole Miss	6'1"	247	4.75	422
40	Chi Chi Ariguzo	Northwestern	6'3"	230	4.75	424
41	Dyshawn Davis	Syracuse	6'2"	221	4.70	433
42	Terrance Plummer	UCF	5'11"	235	4.70	435

Cornerbacks

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With offenses becoming more pass-oriented every year, we've seen the need for teams to draft and sign quality cornerbacks. Guys like Darrelle Revis and Richard Sherman are obvious examples, as we saw in last year's Super Bowl.

In 2015's draft, there are a number of tantalizing options available. 

Marcus Peters is the best of the bunch, but Ronald Darby, Trae Waynes, Kevin Johnson, Jalen Collins and Byron Jones could be Round 1 targets. UConn's Jones wowed us at the combine with his 12'3" broad jump and 44 ½-inch vertical. That type of athleticism is hard to pass up.

2015 Cornerback Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Marcus Peters	Washington	6'0"	197	7.49	6
2	Ronald Darby	Florida State	5'11"	193	6.99	18
3	Trae Waynes	Michigan State	6'0"	186	6.50	25
4	Byron Jones	Connecticut	6'1"	199	6.50	26
5	Kevin Johnson	Wake Forest	6'0"	188	6.50	29
6	Jalen Collins	LSU	6'1"	203	6.49	34
7	P.J. Williams	Florida State	6'0"	194	6.25	52
8	Quentin Rollins	Miami (OH)	5'11"	195	6.00	68
9	Alex Carter	Stanford	6'0"	196	5.99	73
10	Quandre Diggs	Texas	5'9"	196	5.65	86
11	D'Joun Smith	Florida Atlantic	5'10"	187	5.60	89
12	Senquez Golson	Ole Miss	5'9"	176	5.60	91
13	Ifo Ekpre-Olomu	Oregon	5'9"	192	5.55	95
14	Eric Rowe	Utah	6'1"	205	5.45	120
15	Charles Gaines	Louisville	5'10"	180	5.45	121
16	Steven Nelson	Oregon State	5'10"	197	5.45	122
17	Doran Grant	Ohio State	5'10"	200	5.45	123
18	Craig Mager	Texas State	5'11"	201	5.40	141
19	JaCorey Shepherd	Kansas	5'11"	199	5.35	148
20	Troy Hill	Oregon	5'10"	182	5.35	149
21	Lorenzo Doss	Tulane	5'10"	182	5.30	168
22	Damian Swann	Georgia	6'0"	189	5.30	169
23	Bobby McCain	Memphis	5'9"	195	5.30	170
24	Kevin White	TCU	5'9"	183	5.25	187
25	Garry Peters	Clemson	6'0"	191	5.25	188
26	Cody Riggs	Notre Dame	5'9"	190	5.20	212
27	Justin Coleman	Tennessee	5'11"	185	5.20	213
28	Nick Marshall	Auburn	6'1"	207	5.20	214
29	Cam Thomas	Western Kentucky	6'1"	190	5.20	215
30	Bryce Callahan	Rice	5'10"	180	5.20	216
31	Jacoby Glenn	UCF	6'0"	179	5.15	234
32	Dexter McDonald	Kansas	6'1"	200	5.15	235
33	Tye Smith	Towson	6'0"	195	5.00	319
34	Deshazor Everett	Texas A&M	5'11"	188	5.00	323
35	Curtis Riley	Fresno State	6'0"	190	5.00	326
36	SaQwan Edwards	New Mexico	6'1"	189	5.00	328
37	Bernard Blake	Colorado State	5'11"	177	5.00	329
38	De'Vante Bausby	Pitt State	6'1"	180	5.00	330
39	Greg Henderson	Colorado	5'11"	181	4.80	393
40	Jeremiah Johnson	Maryland	5'11"	195	4.75	423
41	Tray Walker	Texas Southern	6'2"	189	4.75	425
42	Daniel Robertson	BYU	6'1"	198	4.70	434
43	Merrill Noel	Wake Forest	5'10"	180	4.65	438
44	De'Ante Saunders	Tennessee State	5'10"	196	4.65	439
45	Jonathon Mincy	Auburn	5'10"	196	4.60	440
46	Randall Evans	Kansas State	6'0"	190	4.60	441

Free Safeties

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The free safety position is not loaded this year, though there are still serviceable options with Gerod Holliman and Damarious Randall at the top.

Holliman has great instincts and hands, as you'd expect for someone with 14 interceptions in 2014. Randall, meanwhile, may be in play for the Dallas Cowboys at the end of Round 1, according to a team source.

2015 Free Safety Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Damarious Randall	Arizona State	5'11"	196	6.45	42
2	Gerod Holliman	Louisville	6'0"	218	6.30	45
3	Adrian Amos	Penn State	6'0"	218	5.50	97
4	Derron Smith	Fresno State	5'10"	200	5.50	99
5	Josh Shaw	USC	6'1"	201	5.49	112
6	Kurtis Drummond	Michigan State	6'1"	208	5.45	117
7	Imoan Claiborne	Northwestern State	5'10"	187	5.40	128
8	Donald Celiscar	Western Michigan	5'11"	194	5.30	158
9	Ladarius Gunter	Miami (FL)	6'1"	202	5.25	176
10	Cody Prewitt	Ole Miss	6'2"	208	5.25	177
11	Detrick Bonner	Virginia Tech	6'0"	207	5.25	180
12	Anthony Jefferson	UCLA	6'1"	198	5.20	196
13	Durell Eskridge	Syracuse	6'3"	208	5.15	225
14	Jermaine Whitehead	Auburn	5'11"	197	5.10	242
15	Justin Cox	Mississippi St.	6'1"	191	5.00	301
16	Dean Marlowe	James Madison	6'1"	203	5.00	302
17	Julian Wilson	Oklahoma	6'2"	205	4.75	405
18	Dechane Durante	Northern Illinois	6'2"	193	4.75	408

Strong Safeties

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Landon Collins looks like the cream of the crop at strong safety, though small-school prospect Jaquiski Tartt is an intriguing option early too.

Collins has a proven track record against some of the best schools in the country. We certainly can't say the same about Samford's Tartt, though here's what B/R's Matt Bowen saw: "It was the first day of workouts at the Senior Bowl in January, and a strong safety kept catching my attention. NFL body. Long. Aggressive. Playing fast. He was like a missile running to the ball."

"Must be a top prospect, right? Someone I'd heard of? Someone you'd heard of? Depends. Have you heard of Jaquiski Tartt?"

2015 Strong Safety Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Landon Collins	Alabama	6'0"	228	6.90	23
2	Jaquiski Tartt	Samford	6'1"	221	6.25	46
3	James Sample	Louisville	6'2"	209	5.65	85
4	Anthony Harris	Virginia	6'1"	183	5.50	100
5	Jordan Richards	Stanford	5'11"	211	5.20	193
6	Kyshoen Jarrett	Virginia Tech	5'10"	200	5.20	194
7	Ibraheim Campbell	Northwestern	5'11"	208	5.20	195
8	Tevin McDonald	Eastern Washington	5'11"	195	5.09	264
9	Erick Dargan	Oregon	5'11"	212	5.09	265
10	Clayton Geathers	UCF	6'2"	218	5.05	283
11	Chris Hackett	TCU	6'0"	195	5.00	295
12	Ronald Martin	LSU	6'1"	220	5.00	297
13	Serderius Bryant	Ole Miss	5'9"	220	4.75	401
14	Isaiah Johnson	Georgia Tech	6'1"	213	4.75	402

Specialists

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Rather than analyze kickers, punters and long snappers most people will have never heard of, I'd encourage you to read B/R's Mike Tanier's expertly crafted article titled "Kickers Are Prospects, Too: The Impossible Task of Scouting Kickers and Punters."

2015 Kicker Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Josh Lambo	Texas A&M	6'0"	216	5.09	280
2	Justin Manton	Louisiana-Monroe	6'3"	196	5.00	345
3	Jared Roberts	Colorado State	6'1"	210	4.75	398

2015 Punter Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Spencer Roth	Baylor	6'4"	225	5.00	292
2	Kyle Loomis	Portland State	6'2"	221	5.00	346
3	Mike Sadler	Michigan State	6'0"	172	4.75	399
4	Will Baumann	North Carolina St.	6'6"	187	4.75	432

 

2015 Long Snapper Rankings

Rank	Player	School	Height	Weight	Grade	Overall
1	Joe Cardona	Navy	6'3"	236	5.15	238