Overall Rankings2027 NFL DRAFT

347 prospects ranked

OVERALL PROSPECT RANKINGS 2027 NFL DRAFT

Three of the top four prospects on our 2027 board are quarterbacks. Nothing in the seven classes we have graded looks like it, and five passers sit inside our top fifteen when no other position has more than two. This is a quarterback draft first and everything else second.

Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith is the exception holding them off, a unanimous All-American and back-to-back Big Ten Receiver of the Year. Dante Moore, Julian Sayin and Arch Manning follow, then Texas edge Colin Simmons, who won the SEC sack title.

The board thins in familiar places. Linebacker is the deepest group we have graded in seven years and the secondary is well stocked at both corner and safety, but the interior offensive line is the weakest on record - no guard or centre lands anywhere near where they normally sit.

Every one of the top five returns to school, so there is a full season left to reshape this.

#	Player	Pos	H/W/S	Weight	Height	40YD	AVG POS RANK	AVG OVR RANK	Rating	Summary
1	WR Jeremiah Smith	6-3 223lbs 4.32	WR	223lbs	6-3	4.32	1	1.2	95.3 MORE>>	There is no projection with Smith, only the question of how quickly a staff hands him the keys. The comparison that has followed him since...
2	QB Dante Moore	6-3 206lbs 4.90	QB	206lbs	6-3	4.90	1	7.1	91.5 MORE>>	Moore was a true-freshman starter at UCLA, sat a year behind Dillon Gabriel, then ran Oregon to a College Football Playoff semifinal in...
3	QB Arch Manning	6-4 219lbs 4.62	QB	219lbs	6-4	4.62	2	7.9	91.3 MORE>>	Manning was the consensus No. 1 recruit in the 2023 class, the grandson of Archie and nephew of Peyton and Eli, and 2025 was his first year...
4	LB/ED Colin Simmons	6-3 240lbs 4.58	LB/ED	240lbs	6-3	4.58	2	5.1	90.2 MORE>>	Simmons is the cleanest edge evaluation in this class, a bend-and-burst rusher whose pass rush sat at the very top of the position and...
5	CB Leonard Moore	6-2 195lbs 4.45	CB	195lbs	6-2	4.45	1	3.5	89.0 MORE>>	Moore is the best cover corner in this class, a true sophomore whose man coverage sat at the very top of the position and whose ball...
6	LB/ED Dylan Stewart	6-5 245lbs 4.60	LB/ED	245lbs	6-5	4.60	1	4.5	89.0 MORE>>	Stewart is a long, explosive edge with the bend and get-off to threaten the corner, and he pressured Texas A&M seven times in one road...
7	QB Julian Sayin	6-1 208lbs 4.70	QB	208lbs	6-1	4.70	3	22.4	88.9 MORE>>	Sayin was a five-star early enrollee at Alabama who transferred to Ohio State after Nick Saban retired, won the job in his first year on...
8	WR Cam Coleman	6-3 201lbs 4.42	WR	201lbs	6-3	4.42	2	7.4	88.1 MORE>>	Coleman is a long, fluid boundary receiver with easy speed to clear the top and the body control to pluck throws away from his frame, and...
9	DE/ED Matayo Uiagalelei	6-5 272lbs 4.85	DE/ED	272lbs	6-5	4.85	5	32.8	88.1 MORE>>	Uiagalelei is a power-and-length edge whose pass rush sat at the very top of the position, and the production backed it: fifty-two...
10	OT Carter Smith	6-5 308lbs 5.18	OT	308lbs	6-5	5.18	7	39.1	88.1 MORE>>	The resume writes itself: sixteen starts at left tackle, a national championship, the conference's lineman-of-the-year trophy, and the best...
11	OT Cayden Green	6-5 324lbs 5.20	OT	324lbs	6-5	5.20	4	30.8	88.0 MORE>>	Missouri moved him to left tackle two weeks before the opener, and by December the Associated Press called him first-team All-SEC. Green...
12	CB Ellis Robinson IV	6-0 180lbs 4.48	CB	180lbs	6-0	4.48	3	20.2	87.9 MORE>>	Robinson is a ball-hawking corner who turned his first year as a starter into four interceptions, including a pick-six against Tennessee on...

We've compared players post combine 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.

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We've compared players 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.