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
167	DL Horace Lockett	6-6 355lbs 5.25	DL	355lbs	6-6	5.25	25	126.6	82.1 MORE>>	Lockett is one of the biggest human beings in college football, a 6-foot-6, 355-pound nose tackle with the strength to absorb double teams...
483	OG Eugene Brooks	6-3 348lbs 5.30	OG	348lbs	6-3	5.30	87	468	67.0 MORE>>	Brooks is a big, powerful guard who stepped into UCLA's lineup as a freshman. He has rare size, and after a rough opener at California he...
242	OT Xavier Chaplin	6-8 346lbs 5.30	OT	346lbs	6-8	5.30	38	242.5	79.9 MORE>>	The dimensions demand a look every time: six-foot-seven, 348 pounds, the biggest man in this group, with thirty-seven career starts and a...
429	OT Nyier Daniels	6-8 345lbs 5.24	OT	345lbs	6-8	5.24	81	426	69.7 MORE>>	Daniels is a huge tackle prospect with a strong high school background. He was a four-star recruit, won three state titles and has rare...
566	OT Tree Babalade	6-5 340lbs 5.40	OT	340lbs	6-5	5.40	132	701	62.4 MORE>>	A two-month audition is the whole evaluation. Babalade opened 2025 as a backup, inherited the right tackle job when injury struck the...
564	DL Jehiem Oatis	6-5 340lbs 4.90	DL	340lbs	6-5	4.90	134	757	62.5 MORE>>	Oatis is a massive two-gap nose with rare movement for his size and disruptive flashes dating to his Alabama days, reuniting with...
540	DL Nasir Johnson	6-5 340lbs 5.17	DL	340lbs	6-5	5.17	87	523	63.9 MORE>>	Johnson is an enormous tackle and former top-100 recruit who also started at guard in high school. His size is rare even for the...
418	OT Joseph Borjon	6-9 340lbs 5.35	OT	340lbs	6-9	5.35	47	270.5	70.0 MORE>>	Borjon's route to the NFL radar has been anything but direct: a baseball pitcher who gave up football as a kid, a junior college lineman...
344	OT Ben Murawski	6-7 340lbs 5.29	OT	340lbs	6-7	5.29	58	317	74.9 MORE>>	Murawski is a big, powerful lineman whose best work comes in the run game. He moves defenders off the ball, has experience at tackle and...
334	OT Anthony Donkoh	6-5 334lbs 5.20	OT	334lbs	6-5	5.20	59	330	75.0 MORE>>	Donkoh is a big, physical right tackle with starting experience at two positions. He moves defenders in the run game, has kept his...
281	OG Malachi Breland	6-5 334lbs 5.20	OG	334lbs	6-5	5.20	36	227	78.0 MORE>>	The protection numbers carry the file: one sack allowed across 482 pass-blocking snaps at left guard, 845 total snaps without missing a...
188	DT Maraad Watson	6-3 333lbs 5.20	DT	333lbs	6-3	5.20	30	176	81.3 MORE>>	Watson began at Syracuse, where he earned freshman All-American notice, and spent 2025 as a rotational nose for Texas, bringing 313 pounds...

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.