QB

1. Teddy Bridgewater- Louisville- most ready of all the QB’s to start Day 1.
2. Johnny Manziel- Texas A&M- The Playmaker. Fun to watch.
3. Derek Carr- Fresno State- biggest arm of the group. USC game was scary.
4. Blake Bortles- Central Florida- I’m not sold. Huge upside but could bust.
5. Zach Mettenberger- LSU- reminds me of Flacco.
6. AJ McCarron- Alabama- arm strength outside the hash marks a question.
7. Jimmy Garapolo- Eastern Illinois- the next Tony Romo?

RB

1. Tre Mason– Auburn- the next Ray Rice minus the knocking out women.
2. Ka’Deem Carey- Arizona- quietly gains over 100 yards every game.
3. Carlos Hyde- Ohio State– best of the big RB’s
4. Bishop Sankey- Washington– ran much better at the combine than expected.
5. Lache Seastrunk- Baylor– can take any ball to the house.
6. Jeremy Hill– LSU– 2^nd best big back. On probation through July 2015.
7. Devonta Freeman- Florida State- stood out in a loaded offense.

WR

1. Sammy Watkins- Clemson- By far the number one receiver.
2. Mike Evans- Texas A&M- reminds many of Vincent Jackson.
3. Odell Beckham Jr.- LSU- great receiver and return man.
4. Marqise Lee- USC- disappointing year with injuries and QB play.
5. Allen Robinson- Penn State last 2 yrs. 174 catches over 2400 yds.
6. Brandin Cooks- Oregon State- led FBS with 1670 yds, can fly.
7. Kelvin Benjamin- Florida State- production never equaled talent.

TE

1. Eric Ebron- UNC- I have a man crush, the next Jimmy Graham.
2. Jace Amaro-Texas Tech– rumors are the Patriots love him.
3. Austin Seferian Jenkins- Washington major red zone threat.
4. Troy Nicklas- Notre Dame- good blocker sure hands on a huge frame 6’7 270.
5. CJ Fiedorowicz- Iowa best TE from a blocking perspective.
6. Arthur Lynch- Georgia- solid in all areas not going to stretch the field.
7. Richard Rodgers- Cal- huge upside but came out a year early.

OT

1. Jake Matthews- Texas A&M dad Bruce played 19 years and made 14 Pro Bowls
2. Greg Robinson- Auburn huge athletic man, great run blocker.
3. Taylor Lewan Michigan- started 48 games at LT for Wolverines.
4. Zach Martin- Notre Dame– safe pick. Will at worst be a pro bowl guard
5. Morgan Moses– Virginia– an athletic 320. had a great year.
6. Cyrus Koujandio– Alabama– knee is a concern but he played 2 yrs on it.
7. Antonio Richardson– Tennessee– big man that started 24 consecutive games.

G

1. David Yankey Stanford-  had 40 starts at guard and tackle at Stanford.
2. Xavier Su’Afilo- UCLA- Tackle that moved to guard after mormon mission.
3. Gabe Jackson- Mississippi State- Bulldog coaches rave about his high football IQ
4. Cyril Richardson- Baylor– slipped after poor Senior Bowl week, too big.
5. Anthony Steen- Alabama- shoulder surgery forced him to miss bowl game.
6. Brandon Thomas- Clemson– performed very well Senior Bowl week,
7. Chris Watt- Notre Dame– wide bodied solid guy that played 50 games for ND.

C

1. Travis Swanson- Arkansas- most capable to start week 1.
2. Marcus Martin- USC- can play any position in the middle of the line.
3. Weston Richburg- Colorado State- better than expected quickness and strength
4. Tyler Larsen- Utah State- brother Cody plays for Ravens.
5. Bryan Stork- Florida State- underrated reason why Winston won the Heisman.
6. Russell Bodine- UNC- led the combine with 42 reps at the bench press.
7. Gabe Ikard Oklahoma– a fit for mobile zone blocking schemes.