Overall Rankings2027 NFL DRAFT

634 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	6-4 222lbs 4.32	WR	222lbs	6-4	4.32	1	1.1	95.0 MORE>>	There is no projection question with Smith, only how quickly a staff hands him the offense. He is the best receiver prospect in this class...
2	LB/ED Colin Simmons	6-3 246lbs 4.58	LB/ED	246lbs	6-3	4.58	1	4.3	91.3 MORE>>	Simmons is the cleanest pass-rush evaluation in this class, a bend-and-burst edge whose production has matched the tape for three straight...
3	LB/ED Dylan Stewart	6-5 250lbs 4.60	LB/ED	250lbs	6-5	4.60	2	4.5	91.1 MORE>>	Stewart is a long, explosive edge rusher with the bend and get-off of a top-ten pick, and he has produced disruption since the day he...
4	QB Darian Mensah	6-3 205lbs 4.75	QB	205lbs	6-3	4.75	5	22.5	89.7 MORE>>	Mensah is an accurate, quick-processing passer who wins with timing rather than physical tools. He varies his arm speed, drops the deep...
5	CB Leonard Moore	6-2 197lbs 4.45	CB	197lbs	6-2	4.45	1	3.2	89.5 MORE>>	Moore is the best cover corner in this class, a three-year starter whose man coverage has set the standard at the position since he stepped...
6	WR Cam Coleman	6-3 204lbs 4.42	WR	204lbs	6-3	4.42	2	9.7	89.0 MORE>>	Coleman is a long, fluid boundary receiver with the speed to clear the top and the body control to pluck throws away from his frame, and he...
7	QB Arch Manning	6-4 222lbs 4.62	QB	222lbs	6-4	4.62	2	14.6	89.0 MORE>>	Manning entered college as the top-ranked recruit in the country, and the tools that made him that are all still there. The deep ball jumps...
8	DT Will Echoles	6-3 315lbs 5.10	DT	315lbs	6-3	5.10	1	13.3	88.6 MORE>>	Echoles broke out as a sophomore and became one of the most productive interior players in the country, pairing stout run defense with...
9	QB Dante Moore	6-3 220lbs 4.90	QB	220lbs	6-3	4.90	1	14.1	88.6 MORE>>	Moore is the most polished pure passer in this class, a quick-twitch thrower whose ball placement at every level shows up on the first...
10	QB Drew Mestemaker	6-3 215lbs 4.75	QB	215lbs	6-3	4.75	3	16.3	88.6 MORE>>	Mestemaker is one of the more unusual evaluations in recent drafts, a zero-star walk-on who never started a varsity game in high school,...
11	CB Ellis Robinson IV	6-0 180lbs 4.48	CB	180lbs	6-0	4.48	3	18.5	88.5 MORE>>	Robinson is a ball-hawking corner who turned his first season in the lineup into four interceptions and has added two more in 2026. He...
12	OT Cayden Green	6-5 324lbs 5.20	OT	324lbs	6-5	5.20	6	40.9	88.4 MORE>>	Missouri moved Green to left tackle two weeks before the 2025 opener, and by December the Associated Press had named him first-team...

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.