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every grade 6 or above.  

8.0+: The perfect prospect

7.3-7.5: Perennial All-Pro

7.0-7.1: Pro Bowl talent

6.7-6.9: Year 1 starter

6.5-6.6: Boom or bust potential

6.40-6.49: Will become good starter within two years

6.30-6.39: Will eventually become plus starter

6.20-6.29: Will eventually become average starter

6.10-6.19: Good backup with potential to develop into a starter

6.00-6.09: Traits or talent to be above average backup

https://www.nfl.com/combine/tracker/participants/

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1. Ashton Jeanty (RB, Boise State) - 7.15
2. Abdul Carter (EDGE, Penn State) - 7.00
3. Travis Hunter (CB, Colorado) - 6.89
4. Tyler Warren (TE, Penn State) - 6.77
5. Walter Nolen (DT, Mississippi) - 6.71
6. Colston Loveland (TE, Michigan) - 6.70
7. Will Johnson (CB, Michigan) - 6.70
8. Mason Graham (DT, Michigan) - 6.49
9. Luther Burden III (WR, Missouri) - 6.47
10. Mykel Williams (EDGE, Georgia) - 6.47
11. Armand Membou (OT, Missouri) - 6.46
12. Jalon Walker (LB, Georgia) - 6.45
13. Mike Green (EDGE, Marshall) - 6.45
14. Kelvin Banks Jr. (OT, Texas) - 6.44
15. Will Campbell (OT, LSU) - 6.44
16. Shemar Stewart (EDGE, Texas A&M) - 6.41
17. Donovan Ezeiruaku (EDGE, Boston College) - 6.40
18. Donovan Jackson (G, Ohio State) - 6.40
19. James Pearce Jr. (EDGE, Tennessee) - 6.40
20. Matthew Golden (WR, Texas) - 6.40
21. Nic Scourton (EDGE, Texas A&M) - 6.40
22. Tetairoa McMillan (WR, Arizona) - 6.40
23. Tyler Booker (G, Alabama) - 6.40
24. Cam Ward (QB, Miami) - 6.39
25. Azareye'h Thomas (CB, Florida State) - 6.38
26. Derrick Harmon (DT, Oregon) - 6.38
27. TreVeyon Henderson (RB, Ohio State) - 6.38
28. Emeka Egbuka (WR, Ohio State) - 6.37
29. Mason Taylor (TE, LSU) - 6.37
30. Xavier Watts (SAF, Notre Dame) - 6.37
31. Carson Schwesinger (LB, UCLA) - 6.36
32. Dylan Sampson (RB, Tennessee) - 6.36
33. Jack Sawyer (EDGE, Ohio State) - 6.36
34. Josh Conerly Jr. (OT, Oregon) - 6.36
35. Kenneth Grant (DT, Michigan) - 6.36
36. Bradyn Swinson (EDGE, LSU) - 6.35
37. Jahdae Barron (CB, Texas) - 6.35
38. Nick Emmanwori (SAF, South Carolina) - 6.35
39. Tyleik Williams (DT, Ohio State) - 6.35
40. Billy Bowman Jr. (SAF, Oklahoma) - 6.34
41. JT Tuimoloau (EDGE, Ohio State) - 6.34
42. Jihaad Campbell (LB, Alabama) - 6.34
43. Josh Simmons (OT, Ohio State) - 6.34
44. Malaki Starks (SAF, Georgia) - 6.34
45. Tre Harris (WR, Mississippi) - 6.34
46. Isaiah Bond (WR, Texas) - 6.33
47. Jack Bech (WR, TCU) - 6.33
48. Josaiah Stewart (EDGE, Michigan) - 6.33
49. Omarion Hampton (RB, North Carolina) - 6.33
50. Ozzy Trapilo (OT, Boston College) - 6.33
51. Quinshon Judkins (RB, Ohio State) - 6.33
52. Alfred Collins (DT, Texas) - 6.32
53. Demetrius Knight Jr. (LB, South Carolina) - 6.32
54. Landon Jackson (EDGE, Arkansas) - 6.32
55. Princely Umanmielen (EDGE, Mississippi) - 6.32
56. Shemar Turner (DT, Texas A&M) - 6.32
57. Barrett Carter (LB, Clemson) - 6.31
58. Smael Mondon Jr. (LB, Georgia) - 6.31
59. Shedeur Sanders (QB, Colorado) - 6.30
60. Maxwell Hairston (CB, Kentucky) - 6.29
61. Chris Paul Jr. (LB, Mississippi) - 6.28
62. Kevin Winston Jr. (SAF, Penn State) - 6.28
63. Anthony Belton (OT, N.C. State) - 6.27
64. Grey Zabel (OT, North Dakota State) - 6.27
65. Jalen Royals (WR, Utah State) - 6.27
66. Jordan Burch (EDGE, Oregon) - 6.27
67. Tate Ratledge (G, Georgia) - 6.27
68. Wyatt Milum (OT, West Virginia) - 6.27
69. Bhayshul Tuten (RB, Virginia Tech) - 6.26
70. Emery Jones Jr. (OT, LSU) - 6.26
71. Cam Jackson (DT, Florida) - 6.25
72. JJ Pegues (DT, Mississippi) - 6.25
73. Lathan Ransom (SAF, Ohio State) - 6.25
74. Marcus Mbow (G, Purdue) - 6.25
75. Ty Robinson (DT, Nebraska) - 6.25
76. Danny Stutsman (LB, Oklahoma) - 6.24
77. Jayden Higgins (WR, Iowa State) - 6.24
78. Jaylin Noel (WR, Iowa State) - 6.24
79. Nick Nash (WR, San Jose State) - 6.24
80. Shavon Revel Jr. (CB, East Carolina) - 6.24
81. T.J. Sanders (DT, South Carolina) - 6.24
82. Trey Amos (CB, Mississippi) - 6.24
83. Ty Hamilton (DT, Ohio State) - 6.24
84. Aireontae Ersery (OT, Minnesota) - 6.23
85. Andrew Mukuba (SAF, Texas) - 6.23
86. Deone Walker (DT, Kentucky) - 6.23
87. Dominic Lovett (WR, Georgia) - 6.23
88. Harold Fannin Jr. (TE, Bowling Green) - 6.23
89. Kaleb Johnson (RB, Iowa) - 6.23
90. Tez Johnson (WR, Oregon) - 6.23
91. Cody Simon (LB, Ohio State) - 6.22
92. Gunnar Helm (TE, Texas) - 6.22
93. Sai'vion Jones (EDGE, LSU) - 6.22
94. Cameron Williams (OT, Texas) - 6.21
95. Charles Grant (OT, William & Mary) - 6.21
96. Darien Porter (CB, Iowa State) - 6.21
97. Barryn Sorrell (EDGE, Texas) - 6.20
98. Benjamin Morrison (CB, Notre Dame) - 6.20
99. Jacob Parrish (CB, Kansas State) - 6.20
100. Joshua Gray (G, Oregon State) - 6.20
101. Kyle Williams (WR, Washington State) - 6.20
102. Mitchell Evans (TE, Notre Dame) - 6.20
103. Thomas Fidone II (TE, Nebraska) - 6.20
104. Elic Ayomanor (WR, Stanford) - 6.19
105. Jake Briningstool (TE, Clemson) - 6.19
106. Jamaree Caldwell (DT, Oregon) - 6.19
107. Jaxson Dart (QB, Mississippi) - 6.19
108. Quinn Ewers (QB, Texas) - 6.19
109. R.J. Mickens (SAF, Clemson) - 6.19
110. Savion Williams (WR, TCU) - 6.19
111. Damien Martinez (RB, Miami) - 6.18
112. Elijhah Badger (WR, Florida) - 6.18
113. Jackson Hawes (TE, Georgia Tech) - 6.18
114. Miles Frazier (G, LSU) - 6.18
115. Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins (DT, Georgia) - 6.18
116. Warren Brinson (DT, Georgia) - 6.18
117. Xavier Restrepo (WR, Miami) - 6.18
118. Ashton Gillotte (EDGE, Louisville) - 6.17
119. Dorian Strong (CB, Virginia Tech) - 6.17
120. Jalen Rivers (OT, Miami) - 6.17
121. Kyle Kennard (EDGE, South Carolina) - 6.17
122. Nohl Williams (CB, California) - 6.17
123. Oluwafemi Oladejo (EDGE, UCLA) - 6.17
124. Cam Skattebo (RB, Arizona State) - 6.16
125. David Walker (EDGE, Central Arkansas) - 6.16
126. Elijah Arroyo (TE, Miami) - 6.16
127. Jordan James (RB, Oregon) - 6.16
128. Kobe King (LB, Penn State) - 6.16
129. Jeffrey Bassa (LB, Oregon) - 6.15
130. Jonah Savaiinaea (OT, Arizona) - 6.15
131. Kyle McCord (QB, Syracuse) - 6.15
132. Ollie Gordon II (RB, Oklahoma State) - 6.15
133. Tommi Hill (CB, Nebraska) - 6.15
134. Trevor Etienne (RB, Georgia) - 6.15
135. Woody Marks (RB, USC) - 6.15
136. Bilhal Kone (CB, Western Michigan) - 6.14
137. Denzel Burke (CB, Ohio State) - 6.14
138. Hollin Pierce (OT, Rutgers) - 6.14
139. Joe Huber (G, Wisconsin) - 6.14
140. Jonas Sanker (SAF, Virginia) - 6.14
141. Joshua Farmer (DT, Florida State) - 6.14
142. Caleb Ransaw (CB, Tulane) - 6.13
143. Cobee Bryant (CB, Kansas) - 6.13
144. Darius Alexander (DT, Toledo) - 6.13
145. Jackson Woodard (LB, UNLV) - 6.13
146. Jarquez Hunter (RB, Auburn) - 6.12
147. Rylie Mills (DT, Notre Dame) - 6.12
148. Tyler Baron (EDGE, Miami) - 6.12
149. Jared Harrison-Hunte (DT, SMU) - 6.11
150. Jaydon Blue (RB, Texas) - 6.11
151. Devin Neal (RB, Kansas) - 6.10
152. Dillon Gabriel (QB, Oregon) - 6.10
153. Dont'e Thornton Jr. (WR, Tennessee) - 6.10
154. Jake Majors (C, Texas) - 6.10
155. Montrell Johnson Jr. (RB, Florida) - 6.10
156. Nazir Stackhouse (DT, Georgia) - 6.10
157. Quincy Riley (CB, Louisville) - 6.10
158. Raheim Sanders (RB, South Carolina) - 6.10
159. Tory Horton (WR, Colorado State) - 6.10
160. Vernon Broughton (DT, Texas) - 6.10
161. Aeneas Peebles (DT, Virginia Tech) - 6.00
162. Antwaun Powell-Ryland (EDGE, Virginia Tech) - 6.00
163. BJ Adams (CB, UCF) - 6.00
164. Branson Taylor (OT, Pittsburgh) - 6.00
165. Brashard Smith (RB, SMU) - 6.00
166. Bru McCoy (WR, Tennessee) - 6.00
167. Chase Lundt (OT, Connecticut) - 6.00
168. Chimere Dike (WR, Florida) - 6.00
169. Collin Oliver (EDGE, Oklahoma State) - 6.00
170. Elijah Simmons (DT, Tennessee) - 6.00
171. Eugene Asante (LB, Auburn) - 6.00
172. Jack Kiser (LB, Notre Dame) - 6.00
173. Jalen Milroe (QB, Alabama) - 6.00
174. Jared Ivey (EDGE, Mississippi) - 6.00
175. Kyle Monangai (RB, Rutgers) - 6.00
176. Logan Brown (OT, Kansas) - 6.00
177. O'Donnell Fortune (CB, South Carolina) - 6.00
178. Pat Bryant (WR, Illinois) - 6.00
179. Terrance Ferguson (TE, Oregon) - 6.00
180. Tyler Shough (QB, Louisville) - 6.00
 

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A lot of their grades are very strange.  I do have to say though that there are a lot of worlds where if you throw positional value out the windows, Warren may be the best player available when we are on the clock. 

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It’s crazy to think that most mocks I have seen have jeanty going late first or later but watching his highlights he looks like one of the best players in the draft, very AP-like. If we didn’t have chuba I’d be firmly on the jeanty train.

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So only 7 day 1 starter grades (6.5 or above). I find that hard to believe 

I don't. I've looked at the top 50 players in this class and I struggled to see 10 that could start day 1. No qb's can start day 1 from this class. It doesn't mean they won't start as teams are desperate, we are 1 of them. But starting a defensive player too early is not nearly as bad as starting a qb too early.

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2 hours ago, LelouchBritannia said:

It’s crazy to think that most mocks I have seen have jeanty going late first or later but watching his highlights he looks like one of the best players in the draft, very AP-like. If we didn’t have chuba I’d be firmly on the jeanty train.

Unfortunately for Jeanty, RB just isn't valued anymore in the NFL. 20+ years ago, this dude probably goes top 5

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What the hell is wrong with school ball now?

I'm hoping for a DT or a trade back. Trade back might be for the best if they can rack up more 2nds and 3rds. There is bearly any difference between the end of the 1st and the end of the 3rd so far lol.

Also the grading system is hilarious. It's the NFL projecting their views on talent but then it goes from perfect to average backup in the first 2 points and then there are 6 points of sub roster material lol.

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