QB

1. Kenny Pickett, Pitt
2. Desmond Ridder, Cincinnati
3. Jack Coan, Notre Dame
4. Sam Howell, North Carolina
5. Aqeel Glass, Alabama A&M

I would normally do a list of 10, but this QB class is so bad I just couldn't expand the list. To be honest, I only see Kenny Pickett as a long term NFL starter. I see Ridder and Coan having long NFL careers as primary backups and the rest of the class, I just don't see lasting very long in the NFL. 

RB

1. Kenneth Walker, Michigan State
2. Breece Hall, Iowa State
3. Isaiah Spiller, Texas A&M
4. Tyler Allgeier, BYU
5. Rachaad White, Arizona State
6. Pierre Strong, South Dakota State
7. Abram Smith, Baylor
8. Ty Chandler, North Carolina
9. Hassan Haskins, Michigan
10. James Cook, Georgia

This RB class is loaded. There is another 15 guys I could've easily added to this list. There will be a lot of really good RB's who go undrafted. 

WR

1. Jameson Williams, Alabama
2. Drake London, USC
3. Chris Olave, Ohio State
4. Garrett Wilson, Ohio State
5. Jahan Dotson, Penn State
6. David Bell, Purdue
7. Skyy Moore, Western Michigan
8. John Metchie, Alabama
9. Christian Watson, North Dakota State
10a. Samori Toure, Nebraska
10b. Jalen Tolbert, South Alabama

A very good group, but the talent really falls a bit after the first 5 and really falls sharply after the top 10. 

TE

1. Tre McBride, Colorado State
2. Jelani Woods, Virginia
3. Isaiah Likey, Coastal Carolina
4. Greg Dulcich, UCLA
5. Charlie Kolar, Iowa State
6. Jake Ferguson, Wisconsin
7. Derrick Deese, San Jose State
8. Lucas Krull, Pitt
9. Cole Turner, Nevada
10. Grant Calcaterra, SMU

This is an extremely good group of TE's. Given that Doug Pederson's offense revolves so much around the position, it's imperative that we someone from this group. 

OT

1. Trevor Penning, Northern Iowa
2. Cordell Volson, North Dakota State
3. Bernhard Raimann, Central Michigan
4. Zach Tom, Wake Forest
5. Abraham Lucas, Washington State
6. Kellen Diesch, Arizona State
7. Sean Rhyan, UCLA
8. Charles Cross, Mississippi State
9. Matt Waletzko, North Dakota 
10a. Evan Neal, Alabama
10b. Luke Goedeke, Central Michigan

I know I'm gonna get roasted for these rankings, but I stand by them. This is the weakest OT class I have seen since 2019 and that class was terrible. I don't see any standout LT's coming from this class. There might be a handful of good NFL RT's from this class, but the LT's are very bad. 

OG

1. Ikem Ekwonu, North Carolina
2. Zion Johnson, Boston College
3. Jamaree Salyer, Georgia
4. Zach Tom, Wake Forest
5. Cole Strange, Chatanooga
6. Cade Mays, Tennessee
7. Nick Ford, Utah
8. Darrian Kinnard, Kentucky
9. Chris Paul, Tulsa
10. Zach Thomas, San Diego State

This is another extremely deep group. I know Ekwonu, Salyer and Kinnard play OT in college, but I think they all tend to struggle in space and should kick inside to OG where they can utilize their power and technique to neutralize defenders, so I see them as OG's only. 

Center

1. Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa
2. Zion Johnson, Boston College
3. Zach Tom, Wake Forest
4. Cole Strange, Chatanooga
5. Nick Ford, Utah
6. Alec Lindstrom, Boston College
7. Dohnovan West, Arizona State
8. Ben Brown, Mississippi
9. Cam Jurgens, Nebraska
10. Dylan Parham, Memphis

Quite simply the deepest, best Center class I have ever seen in my lifetime. We MUST draft someone from this class to be our franchise Center of the future. 

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