25 April 2026
Parker played almost exclusively at right tackle, logging 1,627 snaps there over the last two seasons, but profiles best inside where his low pad level, anchor strength and finishing mentality can be maximized in tighter quarters. He produced strong pass-protection numbers, posting an 83.4 PFF grade in 2025 (85.4 in 2024) while allowing 3 sacks and 20 pressures on 538 pass-blocking snaps with a 97.7 pass-block efficiency, reinforcing his ability to hold up against power. Parker brings an impress ...25 April 2026
Davis is a four-year starter with 49 consecutive starts at left tackle whose dense 6’4”, 322-pound frame, 34 1/4” arms and power profile project more cleanly inside to guard at the next level. Davis logged 740 snaps at left tackle in 2025, pairing physical run blocking (354 run-block snaps, 1.1 percent blown run block rate) with strong discipline, cutting his penalties down to just one after posting nine the prior season. His game is built on grip strength, heavy hands and upper-body torqu ...25 April 2026
Kelly broke out in his third season at Weber State in 2023, totaling 56 tackles, 12 TFLs, 10.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, two passes defended and one interception and earning first-team All-Big Sky honors while leading the Big Sky in forced fumbles and sacks. He transferred to BYU the following year. In 2025, he totaled 55 tackles, 13.5 TFLs, 10 sacks, two forced fumbles and one pass defended and earned first-team All-Big 1 honors. Kelly, 23, stands 6’2/240 and fared well at the NFL Scouting C ...25 April 2026
Coogan (6’5/311) is a veteran interior lineman with over 2,600 career snaps whose leadership, intelligence and positional versatility make him one of the steadier high-floor options in the 2026 class. He played in a National Championship game at Notre Dame before transferring to Indiana and winning a Natty this season. Coogan delivered his best season with an 84.0 PFF pass-block grade and 98.9 percent pass-block efficiency, allowing 0 sacks and just 10 pressures on 483 pass-blocking snaps. A m ...
25 April 2026
Benson (6’0”/189) is a fifth-year prospect who made stops at Hutchinson Community College, Alabama, and Florida State before joining Oregon for the 2025 season. During his time with Alabama and FSU, Benson totaled 38 receptions for 473 yards and two touchdowns, but posted a 43-719-6 line in his lone season with the Ducks. Playing primarily on the outside, Benson did most of his damage on the season against Washington and James Madison, with 221 of his yards and three of his touchdowns coming ...25 April 2026
The reports comes in the wake of the team drafting Arkansas quarterback Taylen Green at pick No. 182, bringing the total number of quarterbacks on the roster to four alongside Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, and Gabriel. Watson enters 2026 as the presumed starter considering the hefty financials invested in his services, but to say the situation isn’t fluid is a vast understatement, particularly after the team drafted three quarterbacks in the previous two drafts. Stay tuned, sports fans.25 April 2026
Jamison-Travis joined Auburn in 2023 after spending three seasons at Iowa Western Community College, and finally got a chance to start in 2025. He was relatively effective in that final season with Auburn with 36 tackles and two tackles for loss, and the 6-foot-3, 328-pound defender will get a chance to put that impressive size to work at the highest level. Scouts note that he has quality quickness that could help him as a pass-rusher, but that he can struggle to shed blocks and doesn’t always ...25 April 2026
The two-down grinder will join a Washington backfield alongside Rachaad White and Jacory Croskey-Merritt. Allen (5’11/216) was a four-star recruit with offers from every powerhouse in the country. After landing at Penn State, he immediately showed why he was so sought after coming out of high school. He ran for a pair of touchdowns against Auburn in his third career game and cleared 100 yards versus Central Michigan the next week. Allen would go on to lead the Nittany Lions in carries while co ...25 April 2026
The Jets dealt pick No. 199 and No. 242 for No. 188. Cooper (6’6/337) is a massive, road-grading interior presence whose gargantuan frame and heavy hands make him a tone-setter in downhill run schemes. A four-year contributor with over 3,100 career snaps, Cooper delivered a commendable 2025 campaign with a 78.9 PFF pass-block grade and just 12 pressures allowed on 550 pass-blocking snaps (98.8% block efficiency), showcasing improved stability in protection. He wins with power and re-anchor abi ...25 April 2026
Parker played almost exclusively at right tackle, logging 1,627 snaps there over the last two seasons, but profiles best inside where his low pad level, anchor strength and finishing mentality can be maximized in tighter quarters. He produced strong pass-protection numbers, posting an 83.4 PFF grade in 2025 (85.4 in 2024) while allowing 3 sacks and 20 pressures on 538 pass-blocking snaps with a 97.7 pass-block efficiency, reinforcing his ability to hold up against power. Parker brings an impress ...25 April 2026
After three seasons with Kentucky, Brown (5’11"/177) concluded his college career with LSU. He tallied 32 carries throughout four seasons in addition to 175 career receptions and 65 career kick returns. Both Kentucky and LSU’s utilization of him showed Brown’s speed as an open space ball-carrier. Though he ran a speedy 4.40 40-yard dash at the combine, a relatively slow 1.62 10-yard split shows he is more a deep sprinter than a between-the-sticks route runner. Brown’s ability to slash do ...25 April 2026
With a bulky frame, Cameron (6’1/220) profiles best as a physical, contested-catch receiver. He started almost exclusively on the outside at Baylor, operating as the Bears’ No. 1 wideout his last two seasons. Totaling 19 touchdowns over that span, Cameron also led the Big 12 with 5.8 receptions per game in 2025. Cameron lacks the burst and route-running skills to separate consistently and is not a yards-after-catch player. However, he possesses good ball skills, rarely tallying drops while h ...25 April 2026
Durant (6’1/290) is a classic leverage-and-juice interior disruptor whose elite 9.28 RAS is driven by rare speed metrics and explosive lower-body traits that translate to consistent backfield penetration. Despite an undersized frame, Durant posted 26 tackles with 9 havoc plays, 6 TFL and 4 sacks while generating 16 pressures on 230 rushes (7% pressure rate), flashing the ability to win early in reps. Durant wins with first-step quickness, natural leverage and violent hands, allowing him to sli ...25 April 2026
Green (6’6/227) is one of the more impressive athletes we’ve seen at the quarterback position in recent memory. The former Arkansas Razorback blessed a 4.36 40-yard dash at this year’s Scouting Combine, and earned an elite 9.99 RAS after also dominating in the vertical and broad jumps. There’s no question about what Green can offer as an athlete, but his passing profile includes far too many turnovers (47 turnovers in 46 career starts), and a career completion percentage (60.0 percent) t ...25 April 2026
Sharar earned a starting role in his fifth and final season at Iowa, totaling 83 tackles, 12 TFLs, four, one forced fumble, one sack and one pass defended. He also missed 18 tackles and will need to refine his playstyle. Sharar, 23, stands 6’2/231 and tested well at the NFL Scouting Combine with a 4.56-second 40 and a 40” vertical jump. He should be able to contribute on special teams right away.25 April 2026
Marshall (6'3"/293) was a solid player over his four seasons at Baylor, finishing with 4.5 tackles for loss and two sacks in his senior year. He certainly had scouts examining the tape closer after the combine, as he ran a 4.88 40-yard dash with a 1.69 second 10-yard split. Those numbers are more impressive when you consider he’s listed at 6-foot-2, 293-pounds, but the question is why he didn’t flash more often in the Big 12 conference for the Bears. There are some questions about his physic ...25 April 2026
The latest North Dakota State QB prospect is perhaps the program’s most athletic. Payton (6’3”/232) ran a 4.56 40-yard dash at the combine and earned an impressive 9.86 RAS to elevate an already intriguing draft stock. Payton is a fifth-year prospect who only saw one season as a starter, but his big-play ability was undeniable. The lefty rushed for 136-777-13 in his final season with the Bison while throwing for 2,719-16-4. His deep ball completion percent numbers look like something out o ...25 April 2026
Cruz Jr. (6’5/313) possesses rare athleticism, posting a near-perfect 9.99 RAS backed by a blazing 4.94 40 (98th percentile) and an explosive 35” vertical (99th percentile). Cruz logged over 1,800 career snaps with experience at both tackle and guard, turning in an adequate 2025 campaign with a 70.3 overall grade and 67.3 pass-block grade, allowing two sacks and 16 pressures on 354 pass-blocking snaps. He flashes heavy hands and upper-body power, capable of jolting defenders off-balance when ...25 April 2026
