Overall Rankings2026 NFL DRAFT

#	Player	Pos	H/W/S	Weight	Height	40YD	AVG POS RANK	AVG OVR RANK	Rating	Summary
215	QB Sawyer Robertson	6-4 216lbs 4.64	QB	216lbs	6-4	4.64	19	217.4	81.0 MORE>>	Robertson is a developmental pocket quarterback whose best football may still be ahead of him, though the path to getting there is narrow....
206	TE Dallen Bentley	6-4 253lbs 4.62	TE	253lbs	6-4	4.62	20	208.6	81.1 MORE>>	Bentley's film tells the story of a late bloomer who maximized a long-awaited opportunity. The receiving production in 2025 was...
205	DE/ED Wesley Williams	6-4 256lbs 4.89	DE/ED	256lbs	6-4	4.89	51	205.3	81.1 MORE>>	Williams fits best as a rotational base-four end who can reduce inside on passing downs. His run defense grades are his calling card,...
203	WR Eric McAlister	6-4 194lbs 4.53	WR	194lbs	6-4	4.53	35	193.5	81.1 MORE>>	Watch that SMU game again and you'll see a receiver who can take over when the moment demands it. Three touchdowns, 254 yards, multiple...
199	DT Cameron Ball	6-4 310lbs 5.13	DT	310lbs	6-4	5.13	57	229.2	81.2 MORE>>	Ball is a candidate for a rotational zero- or one-technique role in an even-front defense. His functional size and length give him a...
198	OG Kobe Baynes	6-4 315lbs 5.35	OG	315lbs	6-4	5.35	51	225.3	81.2 MORE>>	Put the tape on and you see a guard who understands his assignment, plays with controlled aggression, and rarely beats himself with mental...
195	DE/ED George Gumbs Jr.	6-4 245lbs 4.66	DE/ED	245lbs	6-4	4.66	48	174.6	81.2 MORE>>	Gumbs is the kind of prospect who makes more sense on paper in two years than he does right now. He has only been playing defensive...
189	TE Dae'Quan Wright	6-4 246lbs 4.55	TE	246lbs	6-4	4.55	19	204.2	81.3 MORE>>	Wright covers ground like a big receiver, not a traditional Y. That kind of athleticism paired with his catch radius and ball skills makes...
185	C Matt Gulbin	6-4 305lbs 5.30	C	305lbs	6-4	5.30	39	161	81.3 MORE>>	What you see with Gulbin is a player who wins with old-school brute strength and sheer stubbornness rather than any kind of athletic...
178	OG Febechi Nwaiwu	6-4 319lbs 5.32	OG	319lbs	6-4	5.32	50	222.5	81.5 MORE>>	When you watch Nwaiwu's 2025 tape in pass protection, there is real NFL-caliber work happening. This is a guard who can anchor...
166	WR Caleb Douglas	6-4 206lbs 4.39	WR	206lbs	6-4	4.39	34	187	82.1 MORE>>	Douglas confirmed the build-up speed at the combine that you can see on his longer gains at Texas Tech. A 6-4 receiver who can run...
162	DE/ED Tyler Onyedim	6-4 292lbs 5.07	DE/ED	292lbs	6-4	5.07	35	129.9	82.3 MORE>>	Onyedim spent five college seasons without missing a game due to injury, and that durability matters to a roster-building staff. The frame...

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.