Overall Rankings2026 NFL DRAFT

#	Player	Pos	H/W/S	Weight	Height	40YD	AVG POS RANK	AVG OVR RANK	Rating	Summary
95	WR Bryce Lance	6-3 204lbs 4.34	WR	204lbs	6-3	4.34	21	87.6	84.7 MORE>>	The Combine changed everything for Bryce Lance. Before Indianapolis, the scouting conversation centered on a productive FCS receiver who...
94	CB Devin Moore	6-3 198lbs 4.50	CB	198lbs	6-3	4.50	27	87.6	84.7 MORE>>	Moore's combination of length, coverage versatility, and run support gives a defensive coordinator real options. He fits best in a scheme...
93	TE Sam Roush	6-6 267lbs 4.70	TE	267lbs	6-6	4.70	5	86.6	84.7 MORE>>	Indianapolis changed the conversation on Sam Roush. Before the Combine, the tape showed a well-coached, ascending tight end from a...
92	WR Deion Burks	5-10 180lbs 4.30	WR	180lbs	5-10	4.30	19	84.2	84.7 MORE>>	The Combine answered the one question that still lingered with Burks: just how athletic is he? Finishing in the top five among receivers in...
91	C Sam Hecht	6-4 303lbs 5.10	C	303lbs	6-4	5.10	19	83.7	84.7 MORE>>	Hecht isn't a guy winning with elite athleticism or freakish power. He wins because he's always in the right spot, always balanced, always...
90	S Zakee Wheatley	6-3 203lbs 4.62	S	203lbs	6-3	4.62	20	82.4	84.7 MORE>>	Wheatley's best fit at the next level is as a free safety in a defense that values range and coverage ability over box physicality. His...
89	WR Ted Hurst	6-4 206lbs 4.42	WR	206lbs	6-4	4.42	17	80.6	84.7 MORE>>	Hurst fits best as a "Z" receiver in an offense that uses motion and formation variety to manufacture free releases. That matters early in...
88	DE/ED Keyron Crawford	6-4 253lbs 4.80	DE/ED	253lbs	6-4	4.80	23	77.3	84.7 MORE>>	Crawford's transition from basketball court to football field makes his developmental arc unlike most prospects in this class. He's...
87	LB Kyle Louis	6-0 220lbs 4.53	LB	220lbs	6-0	4.53	10	77	84.7 MORE>>	Louis belongs in a 4-3 scheme as a weakside linebacker where the front four can keep his frame clean. Put him in space and let him play...
86	DE/ED Dani Dennis-Sutto...	6-6 256lbs 4.63	DE/ED	256lbs	6-6	4.63	22	75.1	84.7 MORE>>	Dennis-Sutton's combine performance changed the calculus on this evaluation. His explosion and agility numbers ranked among the best ever...
85	WR Skyler Bell	6-0 192lbs 4.40	WR	192lbs	6-0	4.40	15	72.8	84.7 MORE>>	Bell's best role at the next level is as a slot receiver or movement piece in a quick-passing offense. The Combine confirmed what the tape...
84	C Connor Lew	6-4 310lbs 5.00	C	310lbs	6-4	5.00	17	72.5	84.7 MORE>>	Lew's sophomore pass protection tape is what sells you on this player. He looked like a polished veteran reading pressure and keeping his...

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.
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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.