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This will be the strongest group out of the whole 27 draft class. And when you consider how top heavy and deep it is. This could be one of the best classes in the last few decades. I could see that be brought up next year for sure. I could see 6-8 WRS taken in round 1 depending on how things shape up. Unless a bunch of guys drop off you'll have an automatic 5-7 walking into the draft. That said 27 is much better at premium positions like QB, CB, DL etc. We'll see what happens but this class is absolutely loaded.
For those that dont know .... once I get prospects in a tier I dont care how they're "ranked" or which name is first. I'm just getting them into the right neighborhood before putting them in a specific house. As usual I'll adjust as we get closer to the draft but don't worry about "who's above who" right now only the tiers they're in matter.
Smith stands alone but I wouldnt be surprised to see someone from the "1B" or "1C" tier to get a lot closer as the draft approaches. Unless a QB has an outstanding year I expect Smith to go #1. It's a very good QB class but unless someone really separates themselves from their pack. QB could be as deep as any so again unless Arch, TC, Moore etc really pull away it'll be very hard to not take Smith.
Texas is the most interesting team in the country imo with the addition of Coleman to an already very good wr corp and talented team overall. A lot of people think Coleman will make this a "Julio/AJ" type thing and that could be the case. Thats a reasonable scenario but Coleman has a lot of the wr position to learn. He's an athletic freak but most of his production comes from contested catches. Contorting one handers, 360 windmill dunks on the bball court, out-muscling smaller dbs. Hes a walking highlight but really lacks nuance when it comes to the smaller things. Hes playing in a much better, more structured offense thats up to date. With better players around him including, obviously QB. So I expect him to have a big year and be a top 10-12 pick. Texas could have 3 top 10 picks, 4 top 20 and 5 top 40 guys when its said and done.
Duff is another guy that will command a lot of attention during draft process with another step forward in his game. Former hs te coming in around 6'5/220. One of the best in the country when it comes to explosive plays (16+ rec yards), ypc (18.1) and contested catches and is 6'5/220. A real 6'5/220 too not the school bumping #'s up. He moves lighter than he is though and is pretty fluid for that size. Hes not dragging any weight along. He moves like someone who is 205-210 not 6'5/220. This is evident watching him at the los. Hes not twitched by any means up but hes pretty smooth, has some power and uses efficient footwork off the line. Keeps it simple with hesi/stutters combined with a swipe or swim. His size and athleticism when committed are enough no need to complicate. He's not a bad rr at this point by any means for where he is in his development.
Tier 1A
Jeremiah Smith - Ohio State - 6'3/215
Tier 1B
Cam Coleman - Texas - 6'2/195
Nick Marsh - Indiana - 6'2/205
Ryan Wingo - Texas - 6-2/215
Bryant Wesco - Clemson - 6'1/180
Ryan Coleman-Williams - Alabama - 5-11/175
KJ Duff - Rutgers - 6'5/220
Charlie Becker - Indiana - 6'3/210
Tier 1C
Mario Craver - TAMU - 5'9/165
Wyatt Young - OK ST - 6'/195
Evan Stewart - Oregon - 5'11/175
Duce Robinson - FSU - 6-5 1/4 225
Tier 2
Cooper Barkate - Miami, 6'1/195
Braylon Staley - Tennessee, 5-11/190
Omarion Miller - ASU - 6'2/210
Micahi Danzy - FSU - 6'/190
Nyck Harbor - South Carolina - 6-4/235
Coy Eakin - Texas Tech - 6'2/210
Brandon Inniss - OSU - 6'/205
Yannick Smith - SMU - 6-3 205
Johntay Cook - Ole Miss - 5'11/195
Griffin Wilde - Northwestern - 6'1/200
Parker Livingstone - Oklahoma - 6-3/190
Mike Mathews - Tennessee - 6'1/200
Tier 3
Eric Singleton - Florida - 5'9/180
Emmett Mosley - Texas - 6'1/210
Jackson Harris - LSU - 6'3/205
Isaac Sategna - Oklahoma - 5'10/180
Terry Bussey - TAMU - 5'10/195
Trell Harris - OK - 6'/200
Dre'lon Miller - Baylor - 5'11/200
Alex Perry - Illinois - 6'4/210
Ian Strong - California - 6-3/210
Jared Richardson - Duke - 6'1/215
TJ Moore - Clemson - 6'2/200
Alex Perry - Illinois - 6'4/210
Danny Scudero - Colorado - 5-8/175
Devin McCuin - OSU - 5-10 1/2 195
Beau Sparks - Texas State - 5'9/175
Amare Thomas - Houston - 5-11/205
Malcolm Simmons - Texas Tech - 5'11/175
Javonnie Gibson - Cincinnati - 6'2/210
Isaiah Horton - Texas A&M - 6'2/210
Eugene Wilson - LSU - 5'9/195
Tier 4
Jayce Brown - LSU - 5'11/180
Noah Rogers - Alabama - 6'1/200
Tre Brown - LSU - 6-2 180
Jaden Greathouse - ND - 6'1/210
Mylan Graham - ND - 6'1/185
Kyle Parker - OSU - 5'9/195
Cayden Lee - Missouri - 5-11/180
Easton Messer - Florida Atlantic - 5-8/190
Jordan Dwyer - TCU - 5'11/190
Keshaun Singleton - Auburn - 6'2/215
Trech Kekahuna - UNC - 5-9/185
Terrell Anderson - USC - 6'2/195
London Humphreys - Georgia - 6'2/200
Larenzo Fenner - Cincinnati - 6'/185
DeAndre Moore - Colorado - 6'/195
JaCory Thomas - Vanderbilt - 6'2/210
Darrell Gill - Ole Miss - 6'2/190
Jeremiah McClellan - Oregon - 5'11/190
Malik Elzy - LSU - 6'2/225
Kenny Johnson - Texas Tech - 6'1/205
Jaylen Lloyd - OK ST - 5'9/180
Jalen Hale - SMU - 6'1/195
Reed Harris - ASU - 6'3/220
Reece Vander Zee - Iowa - 6-3/215
Anthony Evans - Miss ST - 5'11/180
Josh Derry, Central Florida, 5-8 1/2 175
Tier 5
Chase Hendricks - California - 5'11/205
Isiah Canion - Georgia - 6'3/215
Micah Mays - Florida - 6'2 195
Jaylen Mbakwe - Georgia Tech - 5'9/190
Hykeem Williams - Colorado - 6'2/220
JaCory Thomas - Vanderbilt - 6'2/210
Shazz Preston - Indiana - 5'11/205
Marquis Johnson - Miss ST - 5'9/185
Chris Barnes - OK ST - 5'7/170
Deuce Alexander - Ole Miss - 5'11/180
Zion Kearney - Wisconsin - 6'/210
Chase Sowell - PSU - 6'2/210
Zymear Smith - Maryland -6'1/180
Jayden Gibson - South Carolina - 6'4/200
Rico Scott - Alabama - 5'11/195
Braden Pegan - Utah - 6'2/210
Jojo Trader - NC ST - 6'1/190
Jamari Person - Liberty - 6'1/200
Nic Anderson - LSU - 6'3/210
Reginald Vick - Colorado State - 6'2/200
Jordan Faison - Notre Dame - 5'9/185
Shelton Sampson - Louisiana - 6'3/195
Cody Jackson - Iowa ST - 5'11/175
Jalen Moss - ASU - 6'/180
Baron Tipton - North Texas - 6'3/195
Cam Williams - ND - 6'2/200
Kyler Kasper - Oregon - 6'5/205
Pofele Ashlock - Hawaii - 6'1/185
QueSean Brown - VA Tech - 5-7/165
Jackson Williams - North Dakota State - 5'11/185
Cataurus Hicks - Pittsburgh - 5'9/175
Caleb Goodie - Missouri - 6'1/180
Chris Marshall - Arkansas - 6'2/215
Parker Kingston - BYU - 5-11/185
Josiah Freeman - Fresno State - 6'2/195
Chris Durr - Maryland - 5'9/175
Jojo Phillips - BYU - 6'4/205
Jahmal Edrine - Virginia - 6'2/220
Hudson Clement - Illinois - 6'/215
Rico Flores - UCLA - 6'/205
Javon Tracy - Minnesota - 6'/205
Brady Blackburn - Harvard - 5'11/180
Charly Mullaly - South Carolina - 6-0/195
Semaj Morgan - UCLA - 5-8/175
Louis Brown - Baylor - 6'1/195
Javen Jacobs - Utah State - 5-9/190
Davion Dozier - NC ST - 6'3/205
Chas Nimrod - Auburn - 6'2/200
Chris Culliver - Marshall - 6'1/195
Carlos Hernandez -Wake Forest - 5-11/195
Jamari Hawkins Arkansas, 5-9 185 4.46 FA
Ray Ray Joseph - East Carolina - 5'9/175
Marquis Buchanan - Rhode Island - 6-3/190
Kieth Reynolds - Miami Ohio - 5'9/180
Cameron Seldon - VA Tech - 6'1/210
Bugs Mortimer - Stephen F. Austin - 5'8/175
Jacob Jordan - Oklahoma - 5'8/180
Ayden Williams -Miss ST - 6-3/205
KD Hutchinson - Western Kentucky - 5-7/180
Armani Winfield - South Florida - 6'1/200
CJ Smith - Memphis - 6'1/195
Traylon Ray - Ole Miss - 6'1/190
Kenny Odom - South Florida - 5'8/170
Carver Cheeks - Northern Colorado - 6-1/210
Rodney Gallagher - Arizona - 5'9/180
Aaron Butler - Texas - 5'11/175
Channing Goodwin - Michigan - 6'2/200
Kaden Saunders - Southern Miss - 5'9/175
Joshua Manning - Missouri - 6'2/215
Micah Gilbert - ND - 6'2/200
Tiger Bachmeier - BYU - 6'1/190
Kaleb Brown - UAB - 5'10/200
Malachi Riley - San Jose State - 6'2/175
Prince Strachan - West Virginia - 6-3/215
For those that dont know .... once I get prospects in a tier I dont care how they're "ranked" or which name is first. I'm just getting them into the right neighborhood before putting them in a specific house. As usual I'll adjust as we get closer to the draft but don't worry about "who's above who" right now only the tiers they're in matter.
Smith stands alone but I wouldnt be surprised to see someone from the "1B" or "1C" tier to get a lot closer as the draft approaches. Unless a QB has an outstanding year I expect Smith to go #1. It's a very good QB class but unless someone really separates themselves from their pack. QB could be as deep as any so again unless Arch, TC, Moore etc really pull away it'll be very hard to not take Smith.
Texas is the most interesting team in the country imo with the addition of Coleman to an already very good wr corp and talented team overall. A lot of people think Coleman will make this a "Julio/AJ" type thing and that could be the case. Thats a reasonable scenario but Coleman has a lot of the wr position to learn. He's an athletic freak but most of his production comes from contested catches. Contorting one handers, 360 windmill dunks on the bball court, out-muscling smaller dbs. Hes a walking highlight but really lacks nuance when it comes to the smaller things. Hes playing in a much better, more structured offense thats up to date. With better players around him including, obviously QB. So I expect him to have a big year and be a top 10-12 pick. Texas could have 3 top 10 picks, 4 top 20 and 5 top 40 guys when its said and done.
Duff is another guy that will command a lot of attention during draft process with another step forward in his game. Former hs te coming in around 6'5/220. One of the best in the country when it comes to explosive plays (16+ rec yards), ypc (18.1) and contested catches and is 6'5/220. A real 6'5/220 too not the school bumping #'s up. He moves lighter than he is though and is pretty fluid for that size. Hes not dragging any weight along. He moves like someone who is 205-210 not 6'5/220. This is evident watching him at the los. Hes not twitched by any means up but hes pretty smooth, has some power and uses efficient footwork off the line. Keeps it simple with hesi/stutters combined with a swipe or swim. His size and athleticism when committed are enough no need to complicate. He's not a bad rr at this point by any means for where he is in his development.
Tier 1A
Jeremiah Smith - Ohio State - 6'3/215
Tier 1B
Cam Coleman - Texas - 6'2/195
Nick Marsh - Indiana - 6'2/205
Ryan Wingo - Texas - 6-2/215
Bryant Wesco - Clemson - 6'1/180
Ryan Coleman-Williams - Alabama - 5-11/175
KJ Duff - Rutgers - 6'5/220
Charlie Becker - Indiana - 6'3/210
Tier 1C
Mario Craver - TAMU - 5'9/165
Wyatt Young - OK ST - 6'/195
Evan Stewart - Oregon - 5'11/175
Duce Robinson - FSU - 6-5 1/4 225
Tier 2
Cooper Barkate - Miami, 6'1/195
Braylon Staley - Tennessee, 5-11/190
Omarion Miller - ASU - 6'2/210
Micahi Danzy - FSU - 6'/190
Nyck Harbor - South Carolina - 6-4/235
Coy Eakin - Texas Tech - 6'2/210
Brandon Inniss - OSU - 6'/205
Yannick Smith - SMU - 6-3 205
Johntay Cook - Ole Miss - 5'11/195
Griffin Wilde - Northwestern - 6'1/200
Parker Livingstone - Oklahoma - 6-3/190
Mike Mathews - Tennessee - 6'1/200
Tier 3
Eric Singleton - Florida - 5'9/180
Emmett Mosley - Texas - 6'1/210
Jackson Harris - LSU - 6'3/205
Isaac Sategna - Oklahoma - 5'10/180
Terry Bussey - TAMU - 5'10/195
Trell Harris - OK - 6'/200
Dre'lon Miller - Baylor - 5'11/200
Alex Perry - Illinois - 6'4/210
Ian Strong - California - 6-3/210
Jared Richardson - Duke - 6'1/215
TJ Moore - Clemson - 6'2/200
Alex Perry - Illinois - 6'4/210
Danny Scudero - Colorado - 5-8/175
Devin McCuin - OSU - 5-10 1/2 195
Beau Sparks - Texas State - 5'9/175
Amare Thomas - Houston - 5-11/205
Malcolm Simmons - Texas Tech - 5'11/175
Javonnie Gibson - Cincinnati - 6'2/210
Isaiah Horton - Texas A&M - 6'2/210
Eugene Wilson - LSU - 5'9/195
Tier 4
Jayce Brown - LSU - 5'11/180
Noah Rogers - Alabama - 6'1/200
Tre Brown - LSU - 6-2 180
Jaden Greathouse - ND - 6'1/210
Mylan Graham - ND - 6'1/185
Kyle Parker - OSU - 5'9/195
Cayden Lee - Missouri - 5-11/180
Easton Messer - Florida Atlantic - 5-8/190
Jordan Dwyer - TCU - 5'11/190
Keshaun Singleton - Auburn - 6'2/215
Trech Kekahuna - UNC - 5-9/185
Terrell Anderson - USC - 6'2/195
London Humphreys - Georgia - 6'2/200
Larenzo Fenner - Cincinnati - 6'/185
DeAndre Moore - Colorado - 6'/195
JaCory Thomas - Vanderbilt - 6'2/210
Darrell Gill - Ole Miss - 6'2/190
Jeremiah McClellan - Oregon - 5'11/190
Malik Elzy - LSU - 6'2/225
Kenny Johnson - Texas Tech - 6'1/205
Jaylen Lloyd - OK ST - 5'9/180
Jalen Hale - SMU - 6'1/195
Reed Harris - ASU - 6'3/220
Reece Vander Zee - Iowa - 6-3/215
Anthony Evans - Miss ST - 5'11/180
Josh Derry, Central Florida, 5-8 1/2 175
Tier 5
Chase Hendricks - California - 5'11/205
Isiah Canion - Georgia - 6'3/215
Micah Mays - Florida - 6'2 195
Jaylen Mbakwe - Georgia Tech - 5'9/190
Hykeem Williams - Colorado - 6'2/220
JaCory Thomas - Vanderbilt - 6'2/210
Shazz Preston - Indiana - 5'11/205
Marquis Johnson - Miss ST - 5'9/185
Chris Barnes - OK ST - 5'7/170
Deuce Alexander - Ole Miss - 5'11/180
Zion Kearney - Wisconsin - 6'/210
Chase Sowell - PSU - 6'2/210
Zymear Smith - Maryland -6'1/180
Jayden Gibson - South Carolina - 6'4/200
Rico Scott - Alabama - 5'11/195
Braden Pegan - Utah - 6'2/210
Jojo Trader - NC ST - 6'1/190
Jamari Person - Liberty - 6'1/200
Nic Anderson - LSU - 6'3/210
Reginald Vick - Colorado State - 6'2/200
Jordan Faison - Notre Dame - 5'9/185
Shelton Sampson - Louisiana - 6'3/195
Cody Jackson - Iowa ST - 5'11/175
Jalen Moss - ASU - 6'/180
Baron Tipton - North Texas - 6'3/195
Cam Williams - ND - 6'2/200
Kyler Kasper - Oregon - 6'5/205
Pofele Ashlock - Hawaii - 6'1/185
QueSean Brown - VA Tech - 5-7/165
Jackson Williams - North Dakota State - 5'11/185
Cataurus Hicks - Pittsburgh - 5'9/175
Caleb Goodie - Missouri - 6'1/180
Chris Marshall - Arkansas - 6'2/215
Parker Kingston - BYU - 5-11/185
Josiah Freeman - Fresno State - 6'2/195
Chris Durr - Maryland - 5'9/175
Jojo Phillips - BYU - 6'4/205
Jahmal Edrine - Virginia - 6'2/220
Hudson Clement - Illinois - 6'/215
Rico Flores - UCLA - 6'/205
Javon Tracy - Minnesota - 6'/205
Brady Blackburn - Harvard - 5'11/180
Charly Mullaly - South Carolina - 6-0/195
Semaj Morgan - UCLA - 5-8/175
Louis Brown - Baylor - 6'1/195
Javen Jacobs - Utah State - 5-9/190
Davion Dozier - NC ST - 6'3/205
Chas Nimrod - Auburn - 6'2/200
Chris Culliver - Marshall - 6'1/195
Carlos Hernandez -Wake Forest - 5-11/195
Jamari Hawkins Arkansas, 5-9 185 4.46 FA
Ray Ray Joseph - East Carolina - 5'9/175
Marquis Buchanan - Rhode Island - 6-3/190
Kieth Reynolds - Miami Ohio - 5'9/180
Cameron Seldon - VA Tech - 6'1/210
Bugs Mortimer - Stephen F. Austin - 5'8/175
Jacob Jordan - Oklahoma - 5'8/180
Ayden Williams -Miss ST - 6-3/205
KD Hutchinson - Western Kentucky - 5-7/180
Armani Winfield - South Florida - 6'1/200
CJ Smith - Memphis - 6'1/195
Traylon Ray - Ole Miss - 6'1/190
Kenny Odom - South Florida - 5'8/170
Carver Cheeks - Northern Colorado - 6-1/210
Rodney Gallagher - Arizona - 5'9/180
Aaron Butler - Texas - 5'11/175
Channing Goodwin - Michigan - 6'2/200
Kaden Saunders - Southern Miss - 5'9/175
Joshua Manning - Missouri - 6'2/215
Micah Gilbert - ND - 6'2/200
Tiger Bachmeier - BYU - 6'1/190
Kaleb Brown - UAB - 5'10/200
Malachi Riley - San Jose State - 6'2/175
Prince Strachan - West Virginia - 6-3/215
