25 April 2026
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Virgil (6’3/187) spent his first three seasons at Miami (Ohio) before transferring to Texas Tech in 2025. He earned second-eam All-MAC honors in 2024, posting a 41/816/9 receiving line and leading his team in receiving touchdowns. He posted a 57/705/6 receiving line after transferring, leading the Red Raiders in receptions. Virgil notably took both of his 2025 season rushing attempts for touchdowns. He recorded seven special teams tackles at Miami, a skill that could help him earn a spot on th ...
25 April 2026
Kansas State OC Sam Hecht is a technically polished interior lineman whose combination of efficiency and functional athleticism fits today’s zone-heavy NFL offenses. Hecht delivered a relatively clean 2025 campaign, posting a 78.1 PFF pass-block grade and 77.7 run-block grade, while allowing just 8 total pressures and zero sacks across the season. He fires off the ball with urgency, consistently reaching landmarks and sealing defenders with quick feet, body control and strong hand placement, t ...25 April 2026
Barrett took a redshirt season in 2024, and the 6-foot-2, 313-pound defender was able to make an impact — albeit for a not-so-good Gamecocks’ defense — with 42 tackles, two sacks and a pass breakup in his final year in Columbia. Barrett also tested relatively well in the NFL Combine, finishing with the 12th best athletic score thanks in large part to a 31.5-inch vertical and solid — if unspectacular — results in the shuttle drills. There’s some concern his hand quickness won’t play ...25 April 2026
Brailsford (6’2/289) is a high-motor, zone-scheme specialist whose elite movement skills and technical polish make him one of the more unique center projections in the 2026 class. Brailsford has logged over 2,600 career snaps between Washington and Alabama, posting a 75.6 PFF pass-block grade in 2025 with a 98.6% pass-block efficiency, allowing just 1 sack and 14 pressures on 575 pass-blocking snaps. His game is built on quickness, timing and angles, consistently reaching landmarks, climbing t ...25 April 2026
Josephs (6’3/242) is a long-levered (34 ¼” arms) edge presence who posted 26 pressures on 160 pass-rush snaps with a laudable 16.3 percent pressure rate, while generating four sacks and three sacks created. He paired elevated pass-rush production with 10 havoc plays, 6.0 TFL and three forced fumbles, flashing impactful run defense acumen. Josephs’ 2.52 time-to-first-pressure and strong 25.9 percent third-down pressure rate highlight his ability to win early in the rep and convert speed in ...25 April 2026
The Raiders get back a 2026 fifth (No. 105 overall) while dealing Wilson and a 2026 seventh (No. 219 overall). The former first-round defensive end will play the 2026 season on an expiring rookie contract after ranking fourth on the team in snaps at defensive end a season ago. Wilson has not yet lived up to the lofty expectations that made him a first-round pick in 2023, with the suddenly surging Saints happy to take on that risk for any potential untapped upside still present in his game.25 April 2026
Louis (6’0/220) functioned as a hybrid slot defender/overhang linebacker for Pitt, compiling 77 tackles (38 solo) with 15 havoc plays, 7.5 TFLs and 3.0 sacks while impacting all three downs. His usage profile jumps off the page, generating 12 pressures on just 84 rushes (14.3 percent pressure rate) with an extremely rapid 2.23-second time-to-first-pressure, underscoring his blitz timing and closing burst. Louis’ 56.6 percent run-tackle rate reflects his space-oriented deployment, but his 85. ...25 April 2026
He will join a 49ers coverage unit that last year allowed the seventh highest drop back EPA in the NFL. Prysock (6’3/196) brings rare size-length traits to the boundary at (6’2/196) with a 9.74 RAS, pairing 33+ inch arms and notable agility (8.26 shuttle, 8.90 3-cone). Across 447 coverage snaps, he allowed just 22 receptions on 54 targets (40.7%) for 218 yards, holding quarterbacks to a 17.4 passer rating with a stingy 0.49 yards per coverage snap. His 16.7% forced incompletion rate and eigh ...25 April 2026
Young is a towering X-receiver (6’5/218) who The Athletic’s Dane Brugler compared “stylistically” to Broncos WR Courtland Sutton. Young, 23, spent one season at Lackawanna College before transferring to Miami in 2022 and Georgia in 2024. He was suspended for nine games and served 12 months of probation following a 2024 and missed six games in 2025 after undergoing surgery in-season for a fractured left fibula and torn ligament. Young averaged 14.7 yards per reception in his final college ...25 April 2026
Ramsey (6’0/202) is a versatile defensive back who logged 235 coverage snaps in 2025, allowing just 6 receptions on 14 targets (42.9 percent) for 32 yards and a laudable 0.14 yards per coverage snap, illustrating high-end efficiency in underneath assignments. The former multi-spot safety translated smoothly into nickel usage, pairing disciplined eyes with quick route recognition while adding 3 PBUs and a 14.3 percent forced incompletion rate. Ramsey also contributed 32 tackles with a strong 94 ...25 April 2026
Carmona (6’4"/316) has a rugged demeanor with a dense build and strong competitive will, with one of the more efficient interior pass-protection profiles in the class. Carmona allowed just a 1.1 percent pressure rate with two sacks across 440 pass-block snaps, pairing calm lateral footwork with a stout anchor that enables him to absorb power and re-center against interior rushers. His tape reflects a high-processing player with alert eyes versus twists and games, consistently staying square an ...25 April 2026
Daniels played safety at Oklahoma State from 2022-2024 before transferring to Oklahoma and switching to linebacker. He ran a 4.79-second 40, clocked a 4.37-second short-shuttle drill and a 29.5” vertical jump at Oklahoma’s Pro Day. In his first college season, he was a Freshman All-American, second-team All-Big 12 and was named the Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year. In his final season as a safety, Daniels totaled 64 tackles, 10.5 TFLs, 5.5 sacks and seven passes defended. As a linebacke ...25 April 2026
Boettcher (6’1/233) is a high-volume tackling machine who posted 105 tackles with a strong 90.5 percent tackle rate and 75.0 percent run involvement, consistently living around the football. He added 11 havoc plays with 4 TFLs and flashed situational pressure ability with 8 pressures on 51 rushes (15.7 percent pressure rate), highlighting his downhill trigger. Boettcher’s 7.14 RAS reflects solid, well-rounded athleticism (4.69s forty, 34.5” vertical) without standout traits, but his instin ...25 April 2026
The brother of former No. 2 overall pick Trey Lance, Bryce (6’3"/204) followed in his sibling’s footsteps to North Dakota State, where he spent three years as either a redshirt or a special teamer. Lance finally got his chance to start in 2024 and made the most of the opportunity by racking up 17 receiving touchdowns, a mark that unsurprisingly led all D1 receivers. Lance also added one touchdown on the ground. Though he “only” scored eight times in 2025, Lance did so while averaging 21. ...25 April 2026
Overton (6‘3/274) is a power-based defender whose profile hinges more on growth potential and alignment flexibility than consistent production, totaling just 12.0 career tackles for loss across 49 games. He shows the ability to lock out, control blocks and anchor at the point, translating to a gap-sound run defender who can reduce inside or set a firm edge. His 2025 PFF data reflects modest pass-rush output (24 total pressures, 5 sacks, 17 hurries on 256 pass-rush snaps), reinforcing concerns ...25 April 2026
He will join a San Francisco offensive line graded by Pro Football Focus as last season’s 18th best pass-blocking offensive line. Willis (6’5/303) is a quick-trigger, zone-scheme left tackle whose tape shows a finisher’s mentality and easy movement skills in space. In pass pro, Willis allowed 4 sacks with an elevated 4.2% pressure rate on 312 pass-blocking snaps. In the run game, he accelerates into contact with pop, works up to second-level landmarks with urgency, particularly on backside ...25 April 2026
An SEC All-Freshman Team honoree, Lew is a technically sound, high-IQ interior lineman whose consistency and processing ability give him a strong floor at the next level. He posted a 71.9 PFF grade in 2025 after a career-best 79.9 mark in 2024, allowing just 2 sacks and 4 total pressures across 244 pass-blocking snaps with a 98.7 pass-blocking efficiency, continuing a three-year run of steady pass protection. Across his career, Lew surrendered only 3 sacks and 19 total pressures on 914 pass-bloc ...
