NFL Draft 2023

Zack Kuntz, Old Dominion (6’8”, 245)  What Scouts Say: Huge size, big potential, a big catch radius, and elite ball skills. Not a good blocker and played inferior competition. Crazy …

Noah Gindorff, North Dakota State (6’6”, 268)  What Scouts Say: Mainly an in-line tight end. Good blocker, can make contested catches. Short route specialist, doesn’t do much more than drags, …

Luke Schoonmaker, Michigan (6’6”, 250)  Games Watched: Michigan State (2022), Maryland (2022), Indiana (2022) What Scouts Say: Good run-blocking TE. Can use the seams well. Got that dawg in him, …

Josh Whyle, Cincinnati (6’6”, 250) What I Saw:  Tony: I will, under no circumstances, watch the 2022 Cincinnati Bearcats offense. Nope.  Shane: Josh Whyle hit the buffet and he hit …

Tucker Kraft, South Dakota State (6’5”, 255)  What Scouts Say: Size/strength, receiving upside. Athletic and versatile. Hands and level of competition are concerns.  What We Saw:  Tony: Tucker Kraft is …

Sam LaPorta, Iowa (6’4”, 249)  What Scouts Say: Led Iowa in receiving two years straight. Sound route runner, and a consistent target for his QB. Competitive blocker and a broken …

Dalton Kincaid, Utah (6’4”, 240) What Scouts Say: Plays like a WR and attacks the ball in traffic. Undersized and would be one of the smallest TEs in the NFL. …

Darnell Washington, Georgia (6’7”, 270)  What Scouts Say: BIG BOY. A big boy with crazy burst and speed, and can block anyone. Not necessarily a strong route runner, simply wins …

Luke Musgrave, Oregon State (6’6”, 250)  What Scouts Say: Should be a size-speed monster. Elite explosiveness, downfield speed. Major injury history, but he has a ton of tools and upside. …

Michael Mayer, Notre Dame (6’4”, 265)  What Scouts Say: 3 years of strong production at Notre Dame. He has size, and ball skills, and can line up at any position …

Andrei Iosivas, Princeton (6’3”, 205)  What Scouts Say: Size/speed guy, has track experience in college. He has an elite athletic profile and may crush with RAC scores. Great ball skills, …

Jayden Reed, Michigan State (6’0”, 185)  What Scouts Say: Plays all over the field, out wide, slot, and backfield. Run after catch guy, will beat people with yards after the …

A.T. Perry, Wake Forest (6’5”, 205)  What Scouts Say: A contested catch guy, out-muscles defenders, and high points the catch. Natural playmaker with great hands. Good ball skills and he …

Rakim Jarrett, Memphis (6’2”, 200)  What Scouts Say: Open field threat, with the speed, vision, and balance to create dynamic angles after the catch. Wins in the short and intermediate …

Dontayvion Wicks, Virginia (6’2”, 208)  What Scouts Say: Strong balance and burst. Navigates the sidelines effectively. Size, speed, and hands are all NFL caliber. Will struggle with zone and NFL …

Marvin Mims, Oklahoma (5’11”, 184)  What Scouts Say: A vertical threat player who high-points the ball on deep throws. “Violent” runner with the ball in his hands, gets yards after …

Cedric Tillman, Tennessee (6’3”, 215)  What Scouts Say: Excellent body control and wins at the catch point. A major downfield threat that can hang on to the ball through contact. …

Kayshon Boutte, LSU (5’11”, 195)  What Scouts Say: Good hands, a fluid catcher. He has a quick first step with explosive burst and agility, a crisp cutter. Was used mostly …

Rashee Rice, SMU (6’2”, 203)  What Scouts Say: Strong frame, positive height, and length. Looks the part. Makes defenders miss after the catch and has great ball skills. He runs …

Jalin Hyatt, Tennessee (6’0”, 176)  What Scouts Say: Explosive athlete at all three levels excels at the vertical level. Elite ball skills, elusive. Small frame, only one year of production …

Parker Washington, Penn State (5’10”, 212)  What Scouts Say: Skilled return man, special teams ace, slot Swiss army knife type of offensive asset. Has elite contact balance and breaks tackles …

Nathaniel “Tank” Dell, Houston (5’8”, 165)  What Scouts Say: Versatile offensive weapon who can play all over; quick, snappy route runner with a strong release. Big play athlete that can …

Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ohio State (6’0”, 196)  What Scouts Say: Exceptional ball skills, and elite route running, but lacks top-end speed. Gets open with pacing and patience to find spots in …

Josh Downs, North Carolina (5’9”, 171)  What Scouts Say: Dynamic slot WR. Plays bigger than his size, wins contested catches, dynamic athlete that wins after the catch. Has drop issues, …

Jordan Addison, USC (5’11”, 173)  What Scouts Say: Successful across multiple offensive systems in college, incredible route timing, setting up DBs, excellent ball skills and route running, great separation but …

Zay Flowers, Boston College (5’9”, 182)  What Scouts Say: He caught half of his contested catch targets in 2022, and had a 11% drop rate. He has a slot frame …

Quentin Johnston, TCU (6’2”, 208)  What Scouts Say: Size and speed monster, a threat at all three levels. Not a crisp route runner due to his size consistently gains inside …

Tyjae Spears, Tulane (5’9”, 205) What Scouts Say: He tore his ACL in 2020, and recovered fully to maintain his abilities and success as a ball carrier. Strong Senior Bowl …

Dwayne McBride, UAB (5’11”, 215)  What Scouts Say: Insane production at college, with a 36% missed tackle rate, best for PFF behind Bijan and Javonte. Offers nothing as a pass …

Mohamed Ibrahim, Minnesota (5’10”, 210) What Scouts Say: Lots of college production, but high tread on his tires. 5th year Senior, but multiple 1k seasons and a ton of carries. …

Israel “Izzy” Abanikanda, Pitt (5’11”, 215)  What Scouts Say: 1400 rush yards his Junior season after Pickett left, and scored twenty touchdowns. Accomplished receiver, with an average of 12.7 yards …

Devon Achane, Texas A&M (5’9”, 185)  What Scouts Say: Split backfield with Spiller in 2021, but still had 910 rush yards and 9 TDs. As the lead back he had …

Tank Bigsby, Auburn (6’0”, 208)  What Scouts Say: Patience, agility, drives to finish the run. Not a great route runner and catching is not his strongest suit. Explosive cuts, drives …

Kendre Miller, TCU (6’0”, 220)  What Scouts Say: Only one year as the main back, but exploded with 1400 yards and 17 TDs. Solid frame, good speed and great feet. …

Keaton Mitchell, East Carolina (5’9”, 184)  What Scouts Say: Small, ceiling is a Tarik Cohen type back. Explosive and electric production, over 7 yards per carry. Pure scatback, and always …

Roschon Johnson, Texas (6’2”, 222)  What Scouts Say: Power back with tackle breaking ability. Pushes the pile and churns after contact. Good stiff arm. Not a dominant athlete and won’t …

Kenny McIntosh, Georgia (6’1”, 210)  What Scouts Say: Great frame, a good combination of height, weight, and speed. Has pass catching ability, and has upside as a player. His pass …

Lew Nichols III, Central Michigan (5’10”, 220)  What Scouts Say: Led the country in rushing in 2021. Had injuries in 2022 and a bad offensive line. Runs with power, vision, …

Chase Brown, Illinois (5’11”, 205)  What Scouts Say: 23 year old rookie who was in college for 5 years, didn’t get over 1k yards until his years 4 and 5. …

Zach Charbonnet, UCLA (6’1”, 220): What Scouts Say: Alpha. Has two years of starting, improved efficiency each year. Footwork, inside running, pile pusher. Decent speed, gets low and drives on …

Jahmyr Gibbs, Alabama (5’11, 200) What Scouts Say: Explosive runner, a great receiver out of the backfield, and an elusive and athletic back. He lacks ideal size and struggles to …

Sean Tucker, Syracuse (5’10”, 202) What Scouts Say: Thick build with speed. Patient, works well through congestion. Vision, footwork, low pad level. More tread than other RBs, is not a …

Zach Evans, Ole Miss (5’11”, 215) What Scouts Say: He is capable of carrying the primary workload, but without a ton of college tread on his tires. Good burst, speed, …

Bijan Robinson, Texas (6’0”, 215) What Scouts Say: Instinctive runner, exceptional elusiveness, decisive and fast. A homerun hitter with power and speed can take any carry the distance. Excellent vision, …

Tanner McKee, Stanford (6’6”, 230)  What Scouts Say: Optimal size, ran a pro style offense. Lack of mobility will hamper him at the next level. Not ideal processing, and will …

Clayton Tune, Houston (6’3”, 220)  What Scouts Say: Can create, has good arm strength. Good pocket feel and throws on the seams. Not an optimal processor with mediocre field vision. …

Dorian Thompson-Robinson, UCLA (6’1”, 205)   What Scouts Say: 5 season starter at UCLA. Strong in the short and intermediate areas, good at throwing off-balance. Escapability in the pocket is …

Jaren Hall, BYU (6’0”, 185)  What Scouts Say: Older prospect (25), leader. Mobility and speed are his strengths. Always looking to make the big play. Creative, but has an injury …

Hendon Hooker, Tennessee (6’4”, 218)  Games Watched: Florida, Alabama, Ball State, LSU What Scouts Say: Comes from a scheme spread offense where his reads were made for him. Amazing deep …

Anthony Richardson, Florida (6’4”, 232)  What Scouts Say: Pro size, huge arm. Raw, with all-pro potential. Accurate and beautiful deep ball. Hard to tackle in the pocket. Extremely inaccurate passer, …

Will Levis, Kentucky (6’3”, 232)  What Scouts Say: Pro size, pro arm talent. Strong mobility, comes from a pro scheme. Accurate and consistent as a passer. Mechanics inconsistent under pressure. …

Bryce Young, Alabama (6’0”, 194)  What Scouts Say: Arm talent in abundance gets the ball out quick no matter the depth, can be successful with many arm angles and both …

CJ Stroud, Ohio State (6’3”, 215)  What Scouts Say: Safe prospect at QB. Uses his eyes well to create space for routes over the middle, with great timing and anticipation. …