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Reed-Adams (6’5/314) is a thickly-built mauler who posted a 72.7 run block grade while consistently generating movement on down blocks with heavy hands and hip roll. His pass protection remains more volatile, as evidenced by a 65.2 pass block grade with 14 pressures allowed, where his feet can stall against counters and expose edges despite a generally stout anchor versus power. Athletically, Reed-Adams offers solid but unspectacular traits (7.87 RAS), relying more on play strength and angles ...25 April 2026
Eastern (6’5/315) brings a prototypical interior frame that is bolstered by a decent 6.96 RAS, pairing elite size/length with enough baseline explosiveness to project as a rotational NFL interior presence. He logged 41 tackles with 10 havoc plays, 7.5 TFL and 2.5 sacks in 2025 while generating 11 pressures on 247 pass-rush snaps (4.5 percent pressure rate), illustrating modest but functional disruption from the interior. Eastern’s 97.6 percent run-stop participation and 91.1 percent tackle r ...25 April 2026
Fisher spent two seasons at James Madison, earning third-team All-SBC honors in 2023. He followed head coach Curt Cignetti from James Madison to Indiana in 2024 and, per The Athletic’s Dane Brugler, became the first Indiana linebacker to earn All-American honors, notching first-team spots in both 2024 and 2025. He earned first-team All-Big Ten honors in both seasons as well. A lingering left knee injury cost him one game last year. In his final college season, Fisher, 22, totaled 97 tackles, 1 ...25 April 2026
Wisniewski (6’3"/219) spent five years at North Dakota State, winning two FCS National Championships, though a foot injury in 2023 sidelined him for all of the 2024 season, in which he won his second ring. He got his start at NDSU as a special teamer and linebacker before transitioning to safety in 2023. Wisniewski was a natural at his new position, stealing eight interceptions, one of which was a 75-yard pick-six. He transferred to Texas Tech for his final season of college ball. Wisniewski t ...
25 April 2026
Miller (5’10”/209) spent his entire four-year career with the Crimson Tide but didn’t step into a starting role until 2024. His first season as a starter proved to be his best, as Miller rushed for career-highs in attempts (146), rushing yards (676), and touchdowns (seven), while adding another 16-155-1 through the air. Miller saw those numbers drop in 2025, as his rushing line (130-504-3) left much to be desired. His 3.9 YPC ranked dead last among SEC running backs in 2025 (min. 100 carri ...25 April 2026
Hutchins (6’3/233) is an undersized, high-effort edge with an underwhelming 5.14 RAS whose 4.74 speed and 37-inch vertical hint at the burst he flashes more consistently in pursuit than at the snap. He generated 24 pressures on 176 rushes (13.6% pressure rate) with 2.0 sacks and 2 sacks created, showing an occasional ability to stress tackles with bend and footwork despite limited finishing power. Hutchins added 36 tackles, 4.5 TFL and 5 havoc plays with a strong 90.0% tackle rate, reflecting ...25 April 2026
After tallying a combined 29 receptions over three seasons at UCLA and Utah, Ryan (6’3/255) totaled a 45/620/3 line at BYU in his final college season. He spent most of his time as an inline tight end before getting more opportunity as a receiver at BYU. Ryan is a physical blocker, boasting a broad build and athletic traits that allow him to overpower tacklers both as a ball-carrier and run blocker. Lacking the burst to be a downfield receiving target, Ryan fares better with shallower targets, ...25 April 2026
After tallying a combined 29 receptions over three seasons at UCLA and Utah, Ryan (6’3/255) totaled a 45/620/3 line at BYU in his final college season. He spent most of his time as an inline tight end before getting more opportunity as a receiver at BYU. Ryan is a physical blocker, boasting a broad build and athletic traits that allow him to overpower tacklers both as a ball-carrier and run blocker. Lacking the burst to be a downfield receiving target, Ryan fares better with shallower targets, ...25 April 2026
Keenan (6’1"/327) was a four-year contributor for Alabama after redshirting in 2025, and he was able to pick up two sacks, 16 tackles and a forced fumble for the Crimson Tide in his redshirt senior season. His size and strength are what gets him drafted, and his quick hands give him a chance to beat interior lineman before a double team can set. He also lacks the burst necessary to be more than a two-down player, and there are concerns about whether or not he can disengage from blocks quickly ...25 April 2026
Already going on 25 years old, Durfee (6'4/247) enters the NFL with only two years of FBS experience, two years where he did not stuff the stat sheet as a pass rusher. He is short-armed for an EDGE rusher, while NFL.com’s Lance Zeirlein has noted his overall lack of polish. Zeirlein does think there is the kernel of something more there, but Durfee’s advanced age means this offseason could be his one shot to crack the Jags’ 53-man roster. He’s going to have to shine on special teams this ...25 April 2026
Morton (6’2”/221) is a fifth-year prospect who stepped in as the full-time starter for the Red Raiders in 2023. By the time his career was finished at Texas Tech, Morton ranked fourth in both passing yards (8,989) and passing touchdowns (71), and threw for 2,780-22-6 in his final season, which was plagued by a hairline fracture in his fibula that caused him to miss two games. Morton played with an injury through much of last season but still helped lead Texas Tech to a 12-2 record and a top- ...25 April 2026
Gerhardt spent five seasons with the Bearcats, playing in 53 games at various offensive line positions, primarily at center. Gerhardt was a central part of a Cincy offensive line graded by Pro Football Focus as the nation’s eighth best run blocking unit in 2025. In 2024, Cincinnati was top-20 in pass blocking grade, per PFF. Gerhardt will join a Vikings offensive line that ranked in the top half of PFF’s grades in 2025.25 April 2026
Fuller (6’1/200) lost his freshman season at Arkansas-Pine Bluff to the COVID-19 pandemic outside of a few spring games. He took over as a starter in 2021 before transferring to Toledo. Fuller would serve as a backup for two seasons before missing his senior season because of a core muscle injury. Back on track in 2025, Fuller stepped up with 11 pass breakups and one interception while earning First-Team All-MAC honors. Fuller is a rangy press corner who has no issues getting dirty in the run ...25 April 2026
McGowan was a four-star recruit coming out of high school. He saw work as a backup for Oklahoma in 2020. After his freshman season, McGowan was arrested on charges of robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. He eventually pleaded guilty to a felony charge of larceny of a person at nighttime. McGowan was kicked off the team and ultimately spent three months in jail, followed by a year-long probation. He returned to football at the JUCO level for two ...25 April 2026
Llewellyn (6’5"/258) generated 43 pressures on 258 rushes (16.7 percent pressure rate) with six sacks and six sacks created, adding a laudable 21.1 percent third-down pressure rate that underscores his situational value. Llewellyn pairs a quick first step with relentless effort, consistently stressing tackles with tempo and converting speed-to-power despite playing upright through contact. Against the run, he posted 37 tackles with 10 TFLs and seven run stops, though his 75.5 percent tackle ra ...25 April 2026
This being the NIL era, Doman (6'4/214) spent the first three years of his collegiate career at Michigan before transferring to Florida for 2025. Yes, even punters transfer now. The “P3" in this year’s draft class according to The Athletic’s Dane Brugler, Doman is highly experienced, and can also contribute on kickoffs. Punter is a position of need for Buffalo, so Doman will make the team provided he does not faceplant in training camp.25 April 2026
25 April 2026
Robinson (5’11"/293) was recruited to Navy as a linebacker but made the transition to defensive tackle while sitting out as a freshman. He saw the field for the first time as a sophomore and was immediately a wrecking ball, tallying four sacks, albeit on just nine pressures. He earned a starting role for the next two years and totaled 10.5 sacks, 14 TFLs, and two forced fumbles as an upperclassman. Pro Football Focus charted him with a top-10 pass-rush grade among defensive linemen, though his ...25 April 2026
A fifth-year senior and Ohio State transfer, Kuwatch (6'4/232) finally broke out for the RedHawks in 2025. That paired with his excellent size, athleticism and reasonable rookie-year age (23) make him a projectable Day 3 pick for the Panthers, if also a likely practice squad candidate. To actually make the 53-man roster, he’ll need his impressive “victory lap” season tape to translate to the offseason practice field. Kuwatch made enough fans during the pre-draft process that we would not p ...25 April 2026
Payne (6’3/206) is a long, explosive strong safety with high-end athletic tools (9.74 RAS) and verified range (4.40s forty, 99th-percentile) that translate to versatile box and split-field usage. He generated 13 havoc plays with 55 tackles (85.9-percentile tackle rate) while adding four interceptions and 7 PBUs, flashing legitimate playmaking ability both downhill and at the catch point. In coverage, Payne allowed 17-of-30 completions (56.7 percent) for 202 yards with 3 TDs, but offset that wi ...
