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The Consensus Big Board is here! We’ve gathered of 48 big boards this year from talented evaluators and draft analysts across the spectrum, including third-party scouting organizations like Optimum Scouting, big media groups like ESPN and NFL Network and independent blogs like NFL Rough Draft.
In 2014 and 2015, the consensus big board did a phenomenal job identifying talent, doing about as well as the NFL did in the draft itself and better than 24 of 27 draft boards — and better than the big boards presented by Todd McShay, Mel Kiper, Lance Zierlein and a slough of other talented evaluators.
Last year, the board did an excellent job identifying promising undrafted free agents, like Anthony Walker, Corey Clement, Chad Wheeler, Bryan Cox Jr., Travis Rudolph, Ricky Seals-Jones, Kyle Kalis, Hardy Nickerson Jr., Dylan Cole and Erik Magnuson… as well as the Vikings’ own Eric Wilson and Tashawn Bower.
Already, we’ve used the Consensus Board to identify the most polarizing players in the draft and we can see which prospects draw the starkest differences between Evaluators and Forecasters, something we did last year to great effect.
Every year, we post the board with different kinds of position designations and we’ll be doing that once again. Those positions are QB, RBF, RBC, FB, WRF, WRS, TE, OT, OG, C, DL1T, DL3T, DL5T, EDGE, LB, CB, S, K and P.
That’s a lot of different positions—much more than usual—but teams draft roles just as easily as they draft players. Knowing where a player fits is more important than anything else.
Most of these are intuitive, but a few need some explanation. WRF/WRS refer to feature wide receivers and slot wide receivers. RBF/RBC refers to feature running backs — bellcows that typically (but not always) weigh 210 pounds or more. RBC refers to “change-of-pace” backs, an admittedly imprecise term that captures the running backs that are expected to be complementary pieces that specialize in passing game performance.
Instead of 3-4 outside linebackers and 4-3 defensive ends, we have edge rushers. Not all edge rushers will be rushing the edge all the time, and for some schemes, having the overhand defender play coverage responsibilities will be important (Von Miller is more valuable than J.J. Watt in this way). But, for the most part, the most important ability they have is to put pressure on the quarterback. They are more alike than different.
DL1T, DL3T and DL5T refer to different defensive line positions. DL1Ts are essentially nose tackles lined up between the center and guard of the offensive line. Those are players like Linval Joseph, Danny Shelton and Dontari Poe. This year, the top DL1T is Vita Vea from Washington.
DL3T are pass-rushing tackles—Aaron Donald, Sharrif Floyd and Geno Atkins. The top DL3T on the consensus board is Michigan’s Maurice Hurst.
The final defensive line assignment is reserved for 3-4 defensive ends, though it doesn’t quite capture the breadth of the position. They can include players like J.J. Watt, Mike Neal and Joey Bosa. This year, the top DL5T is Rasheem Green.
The issue, of course, that these things are messy. Green is being projected to play on the edge by some analysts, and some like Da’Ron Payne further on the outside as a five-technique. Kalen Ballage is listed here as a change-of-pace back despite being massive among his peers, and though Saquon Barkley will certainly feature in any offense he’s placed in, much of his value will come from the passing game.
Hercules Mata’afa played on the inside his entire college career, but many think he should play on the edge in the NFL. Take all the DL positional groupings with a grain of salt.
Next to the player’s positional rank, you’ll see a variance score. The higher that score is, the more evaluators disagreed on that player’s ranking. People will interpret that differently: for some it’s an expression of having a high ceiling or a low floor. That means for lowly-ranked players, a higher variance score can be good because it means they have more upside.
For other people, it means more uncertainty in the evaluation. If people all disagree on this prospect, what does it mean he can do, and does it mean his skills are more of a projection than an evaluation? That may mean disregarding that player more than otherwise.
The average variance score is 100, and that has been adjusted for a player’s overall rank position (because generally speaking there is more variance the further down you go). Naturally, as more boards are added, the more variance we’ll see — already, Josh Allen’s variance has risen from 187 to 201, by far the most we’ve ever seen for a prospect.
Below are the top 300.
Rank | Player | School | Position | Pos Rk | Variance |
1 | Saquon Barkley | Penn State | RBF | 1 | 101.3 |
2 | Quenton Nelson | Notre Dame | OG | 1 | 89.9 |
3 | Bradley Chubb | North Carolina State | EDGE | 1 | 87.1 |
4 | Josh Rosen | UCLA | QB | 1 | 100.5 |
5 | Roquan Smith | Georgia | LB | 1 | 84.4 |
6 | Minkah Fitzpatrick | Alabama | S | 1 | 83.6 |
7 | Derwin James | Florida State | S | 2 | 83.5 |
8 | Sam Darnold | USC | QB | 2 | 145.2 |
9 | Denzel Ward | Ohio State | CB | 1 | 82.1 |
10 | Tremaine Edmunds | Virginia Tech | LB | 2 | 91.5 |
11 | Baker Mayfield | Oklahoma | QB | 3 | 113.3 |
12 | Vita Vea | Washington | DL1T | 1 | 87.1 |
13 | Harold Landry | Boston College | EDGE | 2 | 103.8 |
14 | Derrius Guice | LSU | RBF | 2 | 88.3 |
15 | Isaiah Wynn | Georgia | OG | 2 | 95.1 |
16 | Jaire Alexander | Louisville | CB | 2 | 95.5 |
17 | Mike McGlinchey | Notre Dame | OT | 1 | 85.5 |
18 | Josh Jackson | Iowa | CB | 3 | 128.8 |
19 | Maurice Hurst | Michigan | DL3T | 1 | 116.6 |
20 | Calvin Ridley | Alabama | WRF | 1 | 101.9 |
21 | Lamar Jackson | Louisville | QB | 4 | 116.8 |
22 | Rashaan Evans | Alabama | LB | 3 | 88.3 |
23 | Connor Williams | Texas | OT | 2 | 105.0 |
24 | Da’Ron Payne | Alabama | DL1T | 2 | 92.7 |
25 | Will Hernandez | UTEP | OG | 3 | 80.6 |
26 | Marcus Davenport | UTSA | EDGE | 3 | 97.6 |
27 | Josh Allen | Wyoming | QB | 5 | 182.0 |
28 | Taven Bryan | Florida | DL3T | 2 | 89.9 |
29 | James Daniels | Iowa | OC | 1 | 99.5 |
30 | Leighton Vander Esch | Boise State | LB | 4 | 108.8 |
31 | Courtland Sutton | SMU | WRF | 2 | 104.6 |
32 | D.J. Moore | Maryland | WRF | 3 | 83.2 |
33 | Mike Hughes | Central Florida | CB | 4 | 93.2 |
34 | Billy Price | Ohio State | OG | 4 | 87.4 |
35 | Ronald Jones II | USC | RBF | 3 | 86.0 |
36 | Sony Michel | Georgia | RBF | 4 | 79.2 |
37 | Isaiah Oliver | Colorado | CB | 5 | 83.1 |
38 | Ronnie Harrison | Alabama | S | 3 | 105.3 |
39 | Nick Chubb | Georgia | RBF | 5 | 75.6 |
40 | Dallas Goedert | South Dakota State | TE | 1 | 99.4 |
41 | Frank Ragnow | Arkansas | OC | 2 | 110.0 |
42 | Carlton Davis | Auburn | CB | 6 | 117.2 |
43 | Justin Reid | Stanford | S | 4 | 88.2 |
44 | Christian Kirk | Texas A&M | WRF | 4 | 94.0 |
45 | Kolton Miller | UCLA | OT | 3 | 108.4 |
46 | Mike Gesicki | Penn State | TE | 2 | 81.5 |
47 | Sam Hubbard | Ohio State | EDGE | 4 | 93.8 |
48 | Anthony Miller | Memphis | WRS | 1 | 82.8 |
49 | Tyrell Crosby | Oregon | OT | 4 | 88.9 |
50 | James Washington | Oklahoma State | WRF | 5 | 81.9 |
51 | Austin Corbett | Nevada | OG | 5 | 113.4 |
52 | Donte Jackson | LSU | CB | 7 | 117.5 |
53 | Harrison Phillips | Stanford | DL1T | 3 | 116.6 |
54 | Hayden Hurst | South Carolina | TE | 3 | 115.5 |
55 | Mason Rudolph | Oklahoma State | QB | 6 | 120.1 |
56 | Lorenzo Carter | Georgia | EDGE | 5 | 109.0 |
57 | Jessie Bates III | Wake Forest | S | 5 | 105.7 |
58 | Josh Sweat | Florida State | EDGE | 6 | 100.5 |
59 | Kerryon Johnson | Auburn | RBF | 6 | 91.6 |
60 | D.J. Chark | LSU | WRF | 6 | 98.6 |
61 | Braden Smith | Auburn | OG | 6 | 82.5 |
62 | Nathan Shepherd | Fort Hays State | DL3T | 3 | 98.3 |
63 | Mark Andrews | Oklahoma | TE | 4 | 100.4 |
64 | Rashaad Penny | San Diego State | RBF | 7 | 89.1 |
65 | Ogbonnia Okoronkwo | Oklahoma | LB | 5 | 102.0 |
66 | Arden Key | LSU | EDGE | 7 | 108.0 |
67 | Dante Pettis | Washington | WRF | 7 | 95.1 |
68 | Orlando Brown | Oklahoma | OT | 5 | 102.6 |
69 | Malik Jefferson | Texas | LB | 6 | 93.5 |
70 | Martinas Rankin | Mississippi State | OT | 6 | 93.0 |
71 | Michael Gallup | Colorado State | WRF | 8 | 97.7 |
72 | Brian O’Neill | Pittsburgh | OT | 7 | 117.9 |
73 | Rasheem Green | USC | DL5T | 1 | 117.6 |
74 | Uchenna Nwosu | USC | EDGE | 8 | 101.5 |
75 | Chukwuma Okorafor | Western Michigan | OT | 8 | 100.8 |
76 | Duke Ejiofor | Wake Forest | EDGE | 9 | 99.8 |
77 | B.J. Hill | North Carolina State | DL1T | 4 | 103.0 |
78 | Jamarco Jones | Ohio State | OT | 9 | 103.5 |
79 | Derrick Nnadi | Florida State | DL1T | 5 | 89.1 |
80 | Equanimeous St. Brown | Notre Dame | WRF | 9 | 101.7 |
81 | Kemoko Turay | Rutgers | EDGE | 10 | 103.0 |
82 | Royce Freeman | Oregon | RBF | 8 | 98.2 |
83 | M.J. Stewart | North Carolina | CB | 8 | 95.4 |
84 | DaeSean Hamilton | Penn State | WRF | 10 | 88.3 |
85 | Fred Warner | BYU | LB | 8 | 107.4 |
86 | Tim Settle | Virginia Tech | DL1T | 6 | 109.4 |
87 | Darius Leonard | South Carolina State | LB | 7 | 115.7 |
88 | Jerome Baker | Ohio State | LB | 9 | 95.7 |
89 | Duke Dawson | Florida | CB | 9 | 101.1 |
90 | Kyzir White | West Virginia | S | 6 | 101.6 |
91 | Quenton Meeks | Stanford | CB | 11 | 107.5 |
92 | Anthony Averett | Alabama | CB | 10 | 99.3 |
93 | Ian Thomas | Indiana | TE | 5 | 96.7 |
94 | Deon Cain | Clemson | WRF | 11 | 93.6 |
95 | Da’Shawn Hand | Alabama | DL5T | 2 | 105.8 |
96 | Holton Hill | Texas | CB | 12 | 100.4 |
97 | DeShon Elliott | Texas | S | 7 | 94.6 |
98 | Kyle Lauletta | Richmond | QB | 7 | 102.3 |
99 | Josey Jewell | Iowa | LB | 10 | 94.1 |
100 | Geron Christian | Louisville | OT | 10 | 149.5 |
101 | Nyheim Hines | North Carolina State | RBC | 1 | 98.7 |
102 | Shaquem Griffin | Central Florida | LB | 11 | 91.6 |
103 | Rashaan Gaulden | Tennessee | CB | 13 | 109.6 |
104 | Armani Watts | Texas A&M | S | 9 | 93.0 |
105 | Terrell Edmunds | Virginia Tech | S | 10 | 106.6 |
106 | Marcus Allen | Penn State | S | 8 | 95.8 |
107 | John Kelly | Tennessee | RBF | 9 | 91.0 |
108 | Mason Cole | Michigan | OC | 3 | 90.6 |
109 | Nick Nelson | Wisconsin | CB | 14 | 98.1 |
110 | Wyatt Teller | Virginia Tech | OG | 7 | 90.1 |
111 | Jaylen Samuels | North Carolina State | RBC | 2 | 93.7 |
112 | Tre’Quan Smith | Central Florida | WRF | 12 | 86.0 |
113 | Genard Avery | Memphis | LB | 12 | 107.0 |
114 | Hercules Mata’afa | Washington State | EDGE | 12 | 96.5 |
115 | Tyquan Lewis | Ohio State | EDGE | 11 | 95.2 |
116 | Chad Thomas | Miami (FL) | EDGE | 13 | 94.0 |
117 | Isaac Yiadom | Boston College | CB | 15 | 90.6 |
118 | Mark Walton | Miami (FL) | RBF | 10 | 91.2 |
119 | Jeff Holland | Auburn | EDGE | 14 | 109.8 |
120 | Alex Cappa | Humboldt State | OT | 11 | 94.6 |
121 | Deadrin Senat | South Florida | DL1T | 7 | 96.3 |
122 | Mike White | Western Kentucky | QB | 8 | 90.0 |
123 | Kalen Ballage | Arizona State | RBC | 3 | 100.8 |
124 | Dorian O’Daniel | Clemson | LB | 13 | 102.0 |
125 | Marcell Ateman | Oklahoma State | WRF | 13 | 107.4 |
126 | RJ McIntosh | Miami (FL) | DL3T | 4 | 93.1 |
127 | Dorance Armstrong Jr. | Kansas | EDGE | 15 | 100.4 |
128 | Andrew Brown | Virginia | DL5T | 3 | 94.7 |
129 | Jordan Whitehead | Pittsburgh | S | 11 | 98.7 |
130 | Tarvarus McFadden | Florida State | CB | 16 | 95.4 |
131 | Antonio Callaway | Florida | WRS | 2 | 101.0 |
132 | Dalton Schultz | Stanford | TE | 6 | 99.6 |
133 | Cedrick Wilson | Boise State | WRF | 14 | 90.6 |
134 | Chris Herndon | Miami (FL) | TE | 7 | 96.8 |
135 | Luke Falk | Washington State | QB | 9 | 93.3 |
136 | Joseph Noteboom | TCU | OT | 12 | 92.6 |
137 | Breeland Speaks | Mississippi | DL3T | 6 | 93.8 |
138 | Jalyn Holmes | Ohio State | DL5T | 4 | 88.3 |
139 | Keke Coutee | Texas Tech | WRS | 3 | 85.7 |
140 | Desmond Harrison | West Georgia | OT | 13 | 94.0 |
141 | Will Richardson | North Carolina State | OT | 15 | 96.9 |
142 | Micah Kiser | Virginia | LB | 14 | 88.3 |
143 | D.J. Reed | Kansas State | CB | 17 | 90.3 |
144 | Brandon Parker | North Carolina A&T | OT | 14 | 96.7 |
145 | Allen Lazard | Iowa State | WRF | 15 | 85.4 |
146 | Trenton Thompson | Georgia | DL3T | 5 | 91.4 |
147 | Quin Blanding | Virginia | S | 12 | 86.1 |
148 | Oren Burks | Vanderbilt | LB | 15 | 112.2 |
149 | Parry Nickerson | Tulane | CB | 18 | 99.4 |
150 | Troy Fumagalli | Wisconsin | TE | 8 | 87.4 |
151 | Scott Quessenberry | UCLA | OC | 4 | 93.6 |
152 | J’Mon Moore | Missouri | WRF | 16 | 79.4 |
153 | Auden Tate | Florida State | WRF | 17 | 92.2 |
154 | Tarvarius Moore | Southern Mississippi | S | 14 | 203.2 |
155 | Dane Cruikshank | Arizona | S | 13 | 121.5 |
156 | Bo Scarbrough | Alabama | RBF | 11 | 78.8 |
157 | Justin Jones | North Carolina State | DL1T | 8 | 85.3 |
158 | Simmie Cobbs Jr. | Indiana | WRF | 18 | 89.9 |
159 | Foley Fatukasi | Connecticut | DL1T | 9 | 97.4 |
160 | Josh Adams | Notre Dame | RBF | 12 | 89.4 |
161 | Marquis Haynes | Mississippi | EDGE | 16 | 81.9 |
162 | Jack Cichy | Wisconsin | LB | 17 | 89.2 |
163 | P.J. Hall | Sam Houston State | DL3T | 7 | 118.4 |
164 | Kylie Fitts | Utah | EDGE | 17 | 78.5 |
165 | Trey Quinn | SMU | WRF | 19 | 80.4 |
166 | Deontay Burnett | USC | WRF | 20 | 82.6 |
167 | Kevin Toliver II | LSU | CB | 19 | 110.7 |
168 | Tony Brown | Alabama | CB | 20 | 120.3 |
169 | Akrum Wadley | Iowa | RBF | 13 | 82.7 |
170 | Colby Gossett | Appalachian State | OG | 8 | 98.7 |
171 | Will Clapp | LSU | OG | 9 | 78.7 |
172 | Darius Phillips | Western Michigan | CB | 21 | 83.6 |
173 | Kentavius Street | North Carolina State | DL3T | 8 | 87.7 |
174 | Tegray Scales | Indiana | LB | 16 | 82.5 |
175 | Jordan Lasley | UCLA | WRF | 21 | 79.2 |
176 | Durham Smythe | Notre Dame | TE | 9 | 88.4 |
177 | Christian Sam | Arizona State | LB | 18 | 94.3 |
178 | Ade Aruna | Tulane | EDGE | 18 | 85.0 |
179 | Godwin Igwebuike | Northwestern | S | 15 | 83.5 |
180 | Avonte Maddox | Pittsburgh | CB | 22 | 75.9 |
181 | Poona Ford | Texas | DL3T | 9 | 74.7 |
182 | Skai Moore | South Carolina | LB | 19 | 130.2 |
183 | Levi Wallace | Alabama | CB | 23 | 79.4 |
184 | Kameron Kelly | San Diego State | S | 16 | 90.8 |
185 | Tyler Conklin | Central Michigan | TE | 10 | 103.5 |
186 | Kendrick Norton | Miami (FL) | DL1T | 10 | 87.7 |
187 | Cole Madison | Washington State | OT | 16 | 96.8 |
188 | Leon Jacobs | Wisconsin | LB | 20 | 106.4 |
189 | Korey Robertson | Southern Mississippi | WRF | 22 | 97.5 |
190 | Siran Neal | Jacksonville State | S | 17 | 74.6 |
191 | Mike McCray | Michigan | LB | 21 | 79.6 |
192 | Skyler Phillips | Idaho State | OG | 10 | 92.3 |
193 | Kurt Benkert | Virginia | QB | 10 | 74.3 |
194 | Bilal Nichols | Delaware | DL5T | 5 | 90.5 |
195 | Shaun Dion Hamilton | Alabama | LB | 22 | 83.7 |
196 | Jaleel Scott | New Mexico State | WRF | 26 | 90.8 |
197 | Javon Wims | Georgia | WRF | 23 | 79.3 |
198 | Byron Pringle | Kansas State | WRF | 24 | 80.1 |
199 | Daurice Fountain | Northern Iowa | WRF | 25 | 99.2 |
200 | Timon Parris | Stony Brook | OT | 17 | 100.2 |
201 | Toby Weathersby | LSU | OT | 18 | 91.1 |
202 | J.C. Jackson | Maryland | CB | 24 | 100.2 |
203 | Dylan Cantrell | Texas Tech | WRF | 27 | 94.6 |
204 | Damon Webb | Ohio State | S | 18 | 79.5 |
205 | Richie James | Middle Tennessee | WRS | 4 | 101.1 |
206 | Jeremy Reaves | South Alabama | S | 20 | 128.6 |
207 | Dimitri Flowers | Oklahoma | FB | 1 | 74.6 |
208 | Joe Ostman | Central Michigan | EDGE | 19 | 116.9 |
209 | Justin Jackson | Northwestern | RBC | 4 | 79.2 |
210 | Jordan Akins | Central Florida | TE | 11 | 95.2 |
211 | James Looney | California | DL3T | 10 | 114.7 |
212 | Matthew Thomas | Florida State | LB | 23 | 94.0 |
213 | Brett Toth | Army | OT | 19 | 76.3 |
214 | Trayvon Henderson | Hawaii | S | 19 | 95.0 |
215 | Will Dissly | Washington | TE | 12 | 108.6 |
216 | Davin Bellamy | Georgia | LB | 24 | 77.9 |
217 | Olasunkanmi Adeniyi | Toledo | EDGE | 20 | 79.2 |
218 | Sean Welsh | Iowa | OG | 11 | 75.2 |
219 | Brian Allen | Michigan State | OC | 5 | 77.8 |
220 | Lowell Lotulelei | Utah | DL1T | 11 | 92.9 |
221 | Riley Ferguson | Memphis | QB | 11 | 71.4 |
222 | Taylor Hearn | Clemson | OG | 12 | 95.8 |
223 | Troy Apke | Penn State | S | 21 | 93.4 |
224 | Braxton Berrios | Miami (FL) | WRS | 5 | 72.4 |
225 | Jester Weah | Pittsburgh | WRF | 29 | 74.4 |
226 | Ito Smith | Southern Mississippi | RBC | 5 | 81.1 |
227 | Darren Carrington II | Utah | WRF | 28 | 72.0 |
228 | Christian Campbell | Penn State | CB | 27 | 146.1 |
229 | Trevon Young | Louisville | EDGE | 21 | 101.0 |
230 | Bradley Bozeman | Alabama | OC | 6 | 98.1 |
231 | Brandon Facyson | Virginia Tech | CB | 26 | 82.3 |
232 | Chase Litton | Marshall | QB | 12 | 73.1 |
233 | Tony Adams | North Carolina State | OG | 13 | 116.3 |
234 | Darrel Williams | LSU | RBF | 14 | 92.5 |
235 | Phillip Lindsay | Colorado | RBC | 6 | 82.8 |
236 | Taron Johnson | Weber State | CB | 25 | 74.8 |
237 | Marcell Frazier | Missouri | EDGE | 22 | 90.2 |
238 | Michael Dickson | Texas | P | 1 | 125.4 |
239 | Jamil Demby | Maine | OG | 14 | 87.0 |
240 | Chase Edmonds | Fordham | FB | 2 | 86.8 |
241 | Ryan Izzo | Florida State | TE | 13 | 87.2 |
242 | Natrell Jamerson | Wisconsin | S | 22 | 90.5 |
243 | Jake Wieneke | South Dakota State | WRF | 30 | 76.9 |
244 | Sam Jones | Arizona State | OG | 15 | 83.7 |
245 | Justin Lawler | SMU | EDGE | 23 | 89.2 |
246 | Grant Haley | Penn State | CB | 28 | 87.9 |
247 | Jason Cabinda | Penn State | LB | 29 | 81.5 |
248 | Nick Gates | Nebraska | OG | 16 | 89.4 |
249 | Coleman Shelton | Washington | OC | 7 | 89.2 |
250 | Greg Stroman | Virginia Tech | CB | 31 | 95.9 |
251 | Nick DeLuca | North Dakota State | LB | 26 | 92.2 |
252 | Justin Watson | Penn | WRF | 31 | 101.8 |
253 | Tre Flowers | Oklahoma State | S | 23 | 96.2 |
254 | Tray Matthews | Auburn | S | 24 | 92.0 |
255 | Kahlil McKenzie Jr. | Tennessee | DL1T | 12 | 81.3 |
256 | Danny Johnson | Southern | CB | 33 | 86.5 |
257 | Peter Kalambayi | Stanford | LB | 31 | 90.6 |
258 | Davontae Harris | Illinois State | CB | 30 | 96.9 |
259 | JK Scott | Alabama | P | 2 | 98.6 |
260 | Jordan Wilkins | Mississippi | RBF | 16 | 90.9 |
261 | Roc Thomas | Jacksonville State | RBF | 15 | 96.3 |
262 | Ryan Nall | Oregon State | FB | 3 | 80.9 |
263 | Chris Worley | Ohio State | LB | 32 | 84.0 |
264 | Azeem Victor | Washington | LB | 27 | 90.7 |
265 | Kenny Young | UCLA | LB | 25 | 91.1 |
266 | Keishawn Bierria | Washington | LB | 30 | 90.8 |
267 | Michael Joseph | Dubuque | CB | 32 | 83.8 |
268 | Garret Dooley | Wisconsin | EDGE | 24 | 81.7 |
269 | Dejon Allen | Hawaii | OG | 17 | 98.8 |
270 | David Bright | Stanford | OT | 23 | 91.1 |
271 | Chandon Sullivan | Georgia State | CB | 29 | 85.4 |
272 | Tanner Lee | Nebraska | QB | 13 | 86.5 |
273 | JoJo Wicker | Arizona State | DL5T | 6 | 88.0 |
274 | JaVon Rolland-Jones | Arkansas State | EDGE | 25 | 98.6 |
275 | Andre Smith | North Carolina | LB | 28 | 85.4 |
276 | KC McDermott | Miami (FL) | OT | 21 | 84.0 |
277 | Greg Senat | Wagner | OT | 20 | 88.6 |
278 | Joel Iyiegbuniwe | Western Kentucky | LB | 33 | 87.7 |
279 | Quadree Henderson | Pittsburgh | WRS | 6 | 92.1 |
280 | Tracy Walker | Louisiana-Lafayette | S | 25 | 93.8 |
281 | Daniel Carlson | Auburn | PK | 1 | 102.6 |
282 | Eddy Pineiro | Florida | PK | 2 | 93.2 |
283 | Cody O’Connell | Washington State | OG | 18 | 88.2 |
284 | Arrion Springs | Oregon | CB | 34 | 104.3 |
285 | Zachary Crabtree | Oklahoma State | OT | 22 | 86.0 |
286 | Logan Woodside | Toledo | QB | 14 | 84.7 |
287 | John Atkins | Georgia | DL1T | 13 | 87.5 |
288 | Nic Shimonek | Texas Tech | QB | 15 | 84.1 |
289 | Maea Teuhema | Southeastern Louisiana | OG | 19 | 94.4 |
290 | Darious Williams | UAB | CB | 35 | 111.6 |
291 | Jaryd Jones-Smith | Pittsburgh | OT | 24 | 89.2 |
292 | Josh Kalu | Nebraska | S | 27 | 91.3 |
293 | Stephen Roberts | Auburn | S | 26 | 89.2 |
294 | Marcus Baugh | Ohio State | TE | 14 | 90.7 |
295 | John Franklin-Myers | Stephen F Austin | DL5T | 7 | 91.0 |
296 | Jullian Taylor | Temple | DL3T | 11 | 104.1 |
297 | Nick Bawden | San Diego State | FB | 4 | 93.9 |
298 | Kamrin Moore | Boston College | CB | 36 | 93.3 |
299 | Jordan Thomas | Oklahoma | CB | 37 | 97.7 |
300 | Brandon Silvers | Troy | QB | 16 | 95.4 |
(See what last year’s Consensus Board looked like.)
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