The CB list is interesting. No "consensus" first rounders like Murphy, Williams or Baker.
Ya-Sin and Oruwariye seem like early to mid 2nd round guys
Layne, Long and Bunting are right behind them as late 2s or 3s.
The rest are day 3s.
As far as safeties, they have looked at guys from every round
Abram and Adderley and Savage are all 1st or 2nd round guys.
Rapp and Thornhill are round 2
Will Harris is late round 3 to round 4
Thompson is 2 to 3
Redwine is 4-6
Worthington and Clifton are late
And they really have a wide range of talents. Rapp and Abram are enforcer types, Thornhill is a ballhawk, Harris and Thompson are rangy FSs, Adderley and Savage are well rounded do alls with great range. Hard to get a feel for what they are doing.
LBers are another diverse group.
There are a ton of undersized guys in Gilbert, Hanks, both Josephs and Long.
Hollins is a 34 edge
The rest are traditional ILBers.
IDL
Cominski, Kaufusi and Ledbetter are 34 DEs
Lawrence is a NT
The rest are for the most part penetrating IDL
They range from 1st to early 2nd (Tillery and Lawrence) to UDFA, the Majority fall into middle of the draft. Wren, Keke, Saunders, Wise.
QBs are all day 3 or UDFA. In Fact I would say round 5 or later.
RBs - only Ozigbo is over 215 lbs. in fact Anderson is 205, the rest are 200 or less.
TE and WR are day 3 guys.
The OT list is as diverse as the S list, Power tackles (Risner) to Athletic tackles (Dillard) 1st to last round guys.
OGs, no one before the 3rd round.
Davis and Powers, OGs are 3rd to 4th round guys.
Rest are later.
OC
Jenkins and McCoy are 2nd rounders
Pierschbacher is early day 3
Edge
Ferguson and Collier are 34 ends
The rest are stand up 34 edge rushers
Ferrell, Sweat and Winovich can stand up or put their paw in the dirt
Those 3 are also top 2 rounds, rest are round 3 later
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