Positional rankings…an arbitrary understanding of what talent is at its finest! I sat down and did my personal positional rankings for the offensive side of the ball. The biggest surprise names for myself were the placement of Thad Moss, adding in Dayton’s Adam Trautman and the realization that there might not be any interior lineman worth drafting in high rounds.
With the looming draft content we will be producing I’m not diving too much into the nitty gritty with each selection just yet. Some names will most likely change come combine time, but for now ennjoy!
Quarterbacks
1 – Joe Burrow – LSU
2 – Tua Tagoviloa – Alabama
3 – Justin Herbert – Oregon
4 – Jordan Love – Utah State
5 – Jacob Eason – Washington
Wide Receivers
1 – Jerry Jeudy – Alabama
2 – Ceedee Lamb – Oklahoma
3 – Henry Ruggs III – Alabama
4 – Laviska Shenault Jr – Colorado
5 – Tee Higgins – Clemson
Tight Ends
1 – Cole Kmet – Notre Dame
2 – Brycen Hopkins – Purdue
3 – Jared Pinkey – Vanderbilt
4 – Thaddeus Moss – LSU
5 – Adam Troutman – Dayton
Running Backs
1 – De’Andre Swift – Georgia
2 – Jonathon Taylor -Wisconsin
3 – J.K. Dobbins – Ohio State
4 – Cam Akers – Florida State
5 – Zach Moss – Utah
Offensive Tackles
1 – Jedrick Wills – Alabama
2 – Andrew Thomas – Georgia
3 – Tristian Wirfs – Iowa
4 – Mekhi Becton – Louisville
5 – Josh Jones – Houston
Guards
1 – Ben Bredeson – Michigan
2 – Solomon Kindley – Georgia
3 – Netane Muti – Fresno State
4 – Logan Stenberg – Kentucky
5 – Shane Lemieux – Oregon
Centers
1 – Tyler Biadasz – Wisconsin
2 – Cesar Ruiz – Michigan
3 – Matt Hennesseey – Temple
4 – Nick Harris – Washington
5 – Darryl Williams – Mississippi State
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