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Key (6'3?/210), 22, spent three seasons at Kentucky before transferring to Nebraska in 2025, catching 39 passes for 452 yards and five touchdowns in his final college season. He is a jump-ball specialist who chose not to test at the NFL Scouting Combine. His lack of special teams experience could make it difficult for him to secure a spot on an NFL active roster.25 April 2026
Dixon, 24, took a gap year during the pandemic in 2020 before enrolling at Long Beach City College the following year. He transferred to Washington in 2023 and transferred to North Carolina in 2025. Injuries cost him five games mid-season, yet he still totaled 20 tackles, two TFLs and two pass breakups. He led the Huskies with 11 passes defended in 2024. Dixon stands 6’1/195 and showed serious spring at the NFL Scouting Combine in the vertical jump (39.5).25 April 2026
As you may have guessed, Fano is the brother of Spencer Fano, who was drafted by the Browns on night one. While he’s not the same level of prospect as his sibling, he was a productive player for the Utes after transferring to the team in 2023. He started 11 games for Utah in 2025 while finishing with 44 tackles, 4.5 sacks and 7.5 total tackles for loss while being named to the Second-team All-Big 12 Conference list. Fano gets rave reviews for his motor and pursuit, but the biggest concern here ...25 April 2026
Ott’s (5’10”/201) college career is a tough one to dissect. The fourth-year prospect began his career at Cal and rushed for 170-890-8 as a freshman, following that up with a 246-1,311-12 his sophomore season. He averaged a solid 5.3 YPC in those two seasons, forcing a missed tackle on 23.8 percent of his carries while averaging over 3.30 YCO/ATT. An ankle injury sidelined him for three games in his junior season at Cal, but the fall off over 10 games was noticeable, as he managed just 385 ...
25 April 2026
James-Newby (6'2/238) spent a three seasons at Montana Tech and another two at Idaho, an FCS program. He racked up 10.5 sacks in his second season at Idaho alone and earned FCS All-American Honors. He used his final year of eligibility to transfer to New Mexico, where he tallied another nine sacks and 15 TFLs. James-Newby is considerably undersized and isn’t a force against the run even in the Mountain West. The Eagles won’t give him many reps against the run, but he could be a speedy pass-r ...25 April 2026
Beernsten (6’4/301) is a seven-year college veteran with over 3,300 career snaps and 50+ starts, bringing a rugged, assignment-sound profile to the interior. Beerntsen posted a strong 2025 campaign with a 79.3 overall grade, 81.3 run-block grade and 74.4 pass-block grade, allowing just 6 pressures and zero sacks across 428 pass-blocking snaps. He wins with leverage, angles and strain at the point of attack, consistently driving his feet through contact while showing the awareness to execute co ...25 April 2026
After a 57/620/4 receiving line with Oklahama in 2025, Burks (5’10/180) showcased his athleticism at the NFL combine. His 4.30 40-yard dash and 42.5-inch vertical were both top-three at the wide receiver position. He spent his first three college years at Purdue, building up his repertoire as a quick slot receiver before transferring to Oklahoma for his final two seasons. Burks’ production doesn’t pop off the page but he showed the ability to line up both outside and in the slot with versa ...25 April 2026
Dansby spent three seasons at San Jose State before transferring to Arizona in 2025. PFF credits him with nine forced incompletions, two interceptions and 18 solo tackles last year. He stands 6'/185 and did not test at Arizona’s Pro Day. He is the third cornerback drafted by the Seahawks this year.25 April 2026
At 25-years-old heading into draft day, Bentley (6’4"/253) is one of the older prospects in the class. He was a starter in his final season at Utah, catching 48 passes and six touchdowns. His 620 receiving yards were tied for sixth-most tight end receiving yards in the FBS for 2025. Bentley has the ability to shake defenders off his frame and work well as a zone receiver. Though he has inconsistencies as a blocker, Bentley was impactfully used as a blocker in motion in the run game at Utah. He ...25 April 2026
Murdock (6'2/232), 22, is a tackling machine with a penchant for forcing fumbles. He led the MAC in forced fumbles in 2023 (four), the FBS in 2024 (seven) and the MAC again in 2025 (six). His 2024 sum is a school record. Murdock earned first-team All-MAC honors in each of the last two seasons and was a second-team All-American in 2025. He totaled 156 tackles, 16.5 TFLs, two sacks, two passes defended and one interception in 2024, and 142 tackles, 13.5 TFLs, five sacks and one pass defended in 20 ...25 April 2026
The latest QB prospect to come out of Tennessee, Aguilar (6’3”/229) joined the Vols in 2025 after spending two seasons at Appalachian State, and like so many QBs before him, thrived in Josh Heupel’s scheme. Also, like previous Heupel signal-callers, Aguilar faces questions about his ability to make reads at the NFL level, and his accuracy numbers, which saw a massive bump in 2025 (67.3 completion percent), may prove unsustainable. Aguilar rushed for 553 yards and nine touchdowns in his thr ...25 April 2026
Daniels (6’1”/219) spent six years in college and started seven games as a true freshman for the Jayhawks in 2020. The dual-threat QB who amassed 1,445 rushing yards and 23 touchdowns at Kansas has an inconsistent production profile, throwing for 20-plus touchdowns just once in his career and completing only 61.5 percent of his passes. Daniels’ ability to escape defenders with his legs doesn’t make up for his inadequacies as a passer, and his accuracy and decision-making are both major q ...25 April 2026
Thorson (6’1/237) grew up playing Australian football in Melbourne, Australia. He attended ProKick Academy — a developmental program for Australians looking to punt in college football and eventually the pros — but never played organized football before joining Georgia. He earned the starting role as a freshman in 2022 and held it for four years. Thorson was a Ray Guy finalist in 2024 and won the nation’s top punter award in 2025. He has enough leg to hit bombs and also brings some fines ...25 April 2026
Starting his career as a basketball player in 2019 at LSU, Montgomery (5’11/204) left school, returning to the college level as a football player for Nicholls State in 2022. He made the leap through flag football and tallied 12 receptions for 171 yards in his first collegiate football season in 2023, sitting out the prior year due to eligibility issues. Montgomery did not have Division I eligibility after 2023 but was able to transfer to Division III John Caroll for two years. He accumulated b ...25 April 2026
Rogers possesses a burly build, standing 6’4/258. The Athletic’s Dane Brugler deemed him an “interesting Day 3 developmental option” after putting decent tape on film in his final season at TCU. He caught just 34-of-40 targets for 319 yards and two touchdowns last year and shows flashes as a run blocker at times. He will turn 25 in November.25 April 2026
Hudson (6’1”/191) spent his freshman season at TCU in 2022 before transferring to SMU for his final three seasons. Prior to breaking out for 63-785-6 in 2025, Hudson never totaled more than 423 yards in a season. He displayed a good ability to create after the catch last season, posting a career-high 6.2 YAC/REC while also forcing 16 missed tackles, good for a 25.4 percent missed tackles forced rate. His 16 missed tackles tied for the 11th-most of all receivers in the nation. Hudson played p ...25 April 2026
One of several hyper-athletic quarterbacks in this year’s class, King (6’2”/212) maximized his athleticism in Georgia Tech’s spread option offense, rushing for 2,277 yards and 36 touchdowns in three seasons with the Yellow Jackets. King’s athleticism impressed scouts at this year’s Scouting Combine. His 4.46 40-yard dash gives him at least one elite trait to work with at the next level, but the gimmicky style of offense he ran at Georgia Tech could make adjusting to a more pro-style ...25 April 2026
Nussmeier (6’2”/203) is a fifth-year prospect who took over as LSU’s full-time starter in 2024. The son of a former NFL QB and current Saints offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier has spent his entire life around the game and put together a successful two-year stint as a starter, throwing for 5,979-41-17 in his final two seasons while completing 65.3 percent of his passes. An abdominal injury followed Nussmeier for most of his final season and eventually sidelined him, but he bounced back a ...25 April 2026
Benny (6'3"/298) was a rotational player for Michigan for his first four years at the school -- he played in three games as a freshman before redshirting -- but he finally got a chance to be a starter in his redshirt senior campaign. He finished with 35 tackles and three tackles for loss while being named Third-team All-Big Ten for the Wolverines in 2025, and now will get a chance to be a rotational three-technique at the highest level. He’s not considered an upper-echelon pass rusher, but he ...25 April 2026
Bernard (6'4/306) is a 1-of-1 athlete from Nigeria, but one with vanishingly little football experience. Per NFL.com, Bernard has “not played organized football, but he displayed a rare blend of size, length and explosiveness at the IPP pro day in March.” He blazed a 4.63 40 to go along with an otherworldly (for his size) 39-inch vertical. He broad jumped out of the building. He’s a moon shot pick by an Eagles team that always loves to bet on talent. Bernard will spend 2026 developing on t ...
