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
77	WR Mario Craver	5-9 165lbs 4.25	WR	165lbs	5-9	4.25	10	62.7	85.8 MORE>>	Track speed shows up on a football field in specific ways, and Mario Craver is the class's clearest example, a receiver defenses account...
335	RB Dylan Edwards	5-9 170lbs 4.35	RB	170lbs	5-9	4.35	34	541	67.0 MORE>>	Everything about the profile is fast and small: elite timed speed, return-game splash at Colorado and Kansas State, six yards a carry in...
270	WR Evan Stewart	6-0 170lbs 4.33	WR	170lbs	6-0	4.33	28	223.5	75.6 MORE>>	Evan Stewart is a talent evaluation frozen by injury. A former five-star with rare speed, he was a productive contributor at Texas A&M and...
219	WR Junior Sherrill	5-11 172lbs 4.45	WR	172lbs	5-11	4.45	18	117.7	78.8 MORE>>	Junior Sherrill earned his role the hard way at Vanderbilt, climbing the depth chart before a breakout 2025 that put him on the radar. He...
291	WR Semaj Morgan	5-10 174lbs 4.50	WR	174lbs	5-10	4.50	35	291	73.9 MORE>>	Semaj Morgan is a shifty slot and return man whose value lives in the quick game and on special teams. A contributor to Michigan's national...
234	WR Cody Jackson	6-0 175lbs 4.44	WR	175lbs	6-0	4.44	48	628.5	77.9 MORE>>	Cody Jackson's career has been a winding one, from an Oklahoma signee to Houston to FCS Tarleton State, where he finally put together the...
175	WR Cayden Lee	5-11 175lbs 4.49	WR	175lbs	5-11	4.49	25	174	81.0 MORE>>	Cayden Lee is the kind of dependable slot receiver an offense trusts on third down. He caught 44 balls for 632 yards for Ole Miss with only...
47	WR Ryan Coleman-Will...	6-0 178lbs 4.28	WR	178lbs	6-0	4.28	5	32.6	86.4 MORE>>	Few receivers separate as easily as Coleman-Williams, and few make you hold your breath at the catch point as often. His timed speed sits...
160	WR Jayce Brown	6-0 179lbs 4.42	WR	179lbs	6-0	4.42	26	185.3	81.7 MORE>>	Jayce Brown is a vertical threat who plays faster than his frame, and the deep tape is the draw. He led Kansas State with 712 yards and...
332	CB Cam Calhoun	6-0 180lbs 4.55	CB	180lbs	6-0	4.55	66	548.5	67.1 MORE>>	Calhoun is a developmental depth corner whose 2025 was almost entirely lost to a backup role, a much-traveled defender who flashed sticky...
262	CB OJ Frederique J...	6-0 180lbs 4.42	CB	180lbs	6-0	4.42	26	101.8	76.2 MORE>>	Frederique is a lean, fast boundary corner who earned freshman All-America honors with a low catch rate in 2024 before a quieter sophomore...
257	WR Anthony Evans III	5-11 180lbs 4.32	WR	180lbs	5-11	4.32	36	308.5	76.6 MORE>>	Anthony Evans III is a burner whose game is built on speed. A former Georgia recruit who found a featured role at Mississippi State, he led...

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.