Andrews and Goedert are the cream of the crop in this class. They are likely to either go late in round 1 or very early in round 2. Like Upper said, Gesicki Hurst and Fumagalli should be there in the 2nd and 3rd rounds. I prefer Hurst and Fumagalli, because they are much better blockers than Gesicki. He's pretty poor in that respect, but he has good hands. I also like Ian Thomas of Indiana, Chris Herndon of Miami and Adam Breneman of UMass. Thomas offers some big play ability, but isn't as consistent as the other top prospects, Herndon is athletic, but is coming off an injury and Breneman has a history of injuries, which is a concern, but he has great hands and is a decent blocker.

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