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2027 Draft: Linebackers

Cole Sullivan, Oklahoma (frmly Michigan)
6-4, 230


-Grades weren't great last year but he did have 3 INTs.
-I think he has the build to play all special teams
-Day 3 right now.
-Oklahoma have 3 good linebackers in him, Heinecke and kip Lewis so playing time will be interesting.
-I do like his build.

 
Devon Jackson, Oregon
6-2, 235


A Freaks List discovery. spoiler alert! I don't think I've seen anyone timed as a 24mph guy. And he's a linebacker!

firstly, he'll be a 5th year senior and the grades are average although he's never had a missed tackle rate over 10%.



But it's the Freaks List that's intriguing.

No. 11: Devon Jackson, Oregon, LB​

This is the fastest linebacker in college football. The Omaha, Nebraska native made 41 tackles for the Ducks in 2025 after making 47 tackles and three TFLs in 2024. Jackson won the 100- and 200-meter state titles in Nebraska, running 10.54 and 21.63. The 6-2, 235-pounder ran a blistering 24 mph on the GPS this offseason, which is the fastest time The Athletic has heard about from a college football player. Jackson also vertical jumped 40 inches and did a back squat of 675 pounds.

Put it this way. In theory you could get him to run downfield in coverage on Nyck Harbor (23.8mph).
 
Put it this way. In theory you could get him to run downfield in coverage on Nyck Harbor (23.8mph).

"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice, but in practice there is." - Yogi Berra

Only thing is, one guy can't catch. Don't know if second guy can cover, but I'll give him the benefit of the doubt for now.
 
Devon Jackson, Oregon
6-2, 235


A Freaks List discovery. spoiler alert! I don't think I've seen anyone timed as a 24mph guy. And he's a linebacker!

firstly, he'll be a 5th year senior and the grades are average although he's never had a missed tackle rate over 10%.



But it's the Freaks List that's intriguing.

No. 11: Devon Jackson, Oregon, LB​

This is the fastest linebacker in college football. The Omaha, Nebraska native made 41 tackles for the Ducks in 2025 after making 47 tackles and three TFLs in 2024. Jackson won the 100- and 200-meter state titles in Nebraska, running 10.54 and 21.63. The 6-2, 235-pounder ran a blistering 24 mph on the GPS this offseason, which is the fastest time The Athletic has heard about from a college football player. Jackson also vertical jumped 40 inches and did a back squat of 675 pounds.

Put it this way. In theory you could get him to run downfield in coverage on Nyck Harbor (23.8mph).
5 years at the same school. 2024 was a better production campaign. Started but 2 games in 2025. Spring 2026 injury. A lot to prove besides running fast.
 
Chris Peal might be one reason to watch Syracuse this year. Their linebackers might be another.

No. 45: Chris D’Appolonia, Syracuse, LB​

A Freaks Lister last year while at Toledo, where he became a third-team All-MAC selection after making 68 tackles and 3.5 TFLs in 2025, the 6-3, 240-pounder vertical jumped 37 inches (up from 34 1/2 inches last year) and had a top speed of 21.67 mph this offseason. He also bench pressed 375 pounds (up 20 pounds), squatted 565 and cleaned 325.

No. 52: Antoine Deslauriers, Syracuse, LB​

The hulking Canadian burst onto the scene last year when pictures of his eye-popping physique started to go viral on social media. The 6-1, 235-pounder backed up the buzz when he became the first true freshman in Syracuse history to lead the team in tackles with 60. He also had 2.5 TFLs, two pass breakups and two forced fumbles. Deslauriers bench pressed 390 pounds this offseason, squatted 500, vertical jumped 34 inches and hit 21.48 mph on the GPS. A third Orange linebacker almost made the Freaks List this year: 6-4, 222-pound junior Jamie Tremble, a converted tight end, hit 23 mph on the GPS to go with a 36-inch vert, 330-pound bench and 475-pound squat.

D'Appolonia had an 85.1 coverage grade last year. On further study, D'Appolonia is the only one draft eligible.
 
Tony Rojas in coverage on Kenyon Sadiq

 

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