1. Carson Beck, Georgia (NMDD big board rank: 1st overall, QB1)

2. Jalen Milroe, Alabama (NMDD big board rank: 33rd overall, QB3)

3. Quinn Ewers, Texas (NMDD big board rank: 43rd overall, QB5)

4. Garrett Nussmeier, LSU (NMDD big board rank: 46th overall, QB7)

5. Conner Weigman, Texas A&M (NMDD big board rank: 58th overall, QB7)

6. Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss (NMDD big board rank: 37th overall, QB4)

1. Trevor Etienne, Georgia (NMDD big board rank: 81st overall, RB6)

“Once to the second level, [Etienne] can win in two ways,” Sanchez wrote. “First is by using his speed and accelerating past them turning it into a foot race. Alternatively, he can make a lateral cut to make defenders miss in space and continue vertically upfield. In the open field, Etienne has burst and acceleration to convert runs into 50 or 60-yard gains.”

1. Luther Burden, Missouri (NMDD big board rank: 3rd overall, WR1)

2. Isaiah Bond, Texas (NMDD big board rank: 29th overall, WR5)

3. Nic Anderson, Oklahoma (NMDD big board rank: 37th overall, WR6)

4. Tre Harris, Ole Miss (NMDD big board rank: 53rd overall, WR7)

5. Antwane Wells Jr., Ole Miss (NMDD big board rank: 73rd overall, WR10)

6. Barion Brown, Kentucky (NMDD big board rank: 77th overall, WR11)

7. Deion Burks, Oklahoma (NMDD big board rank: 82nd overall, WR12)

1. Will Campbell, LSU (NMDD big board rank: 10th overall, OT1)

2. Kelvin Banks, Texas (NMDD big board rank: 14th overall, OT2)

3. Emery Jones Jr., LSU (NMDD big board rank: 16h overall, OT3)

4. Earnest Greene, Georgia (NMDD big board rank: 38th overall, IOL2)

5. Tyler Booker, Alabama (NMDD big board rank: 39th overall, OT4)

6. Tate Ratledge, Georgia (NMDD big board rank: 65th overall, IOL3)

7. Parker Brailsford, Alabama (NMDD big board rank: 71st overall IOL4)

8. Fernando Carmona, Arkansas (NMDD big board rank: 87th overall, OT8)

1. James Pearce Jr., Tennessee (NMDD big board rank: 2nd overall, EDGE1)

2. Nic Scourton, Texas A&M (NMDD big board rank: 13th overall, EDGE3)

3. Dasan McCullough, Oklahoma (NMDD big board rank: 86th overall, EDGE8)

1. Deone Walker, Kentucky (NMDD big board rank: 12th overall, DL2)

2. Mykel Williams, Georgia (NMDD big board rank: 15th overall, DL3)

3. Princely Umanmielen, Ole Miss (NMDD big board rank: 26th overall, DL5)

4. Walter Nolen, Ole Miss (NMDD big board rank: 44th overall, DL8)

5. Landon Jackson, Arkansas (NMDD big board rank: 50th overall, DL9)

6. Shemar Turner, Texas A&M (NMDD big board rank: 70th overall, DL13)

7. Nazir Stackhouse, Georgia (NMDD big board rank: 84th overall, DL14)

8. T.J. Sanders, South Carolina (NMDD big board rank: 98th overall, DL15)

1. Harold Perkins, LSU (NMDD big board rank: 20th overall, LB1)

2. Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma (NMDD big board rank: 56th overall, LB4)

Listed at 6-foot-4 and 241 pounds, Stutsman certainly looks the part as an NFL linebacker. He also moves pretty well for his size to be effective in coverage and showed growth as a run defender last season.

Between the Sooner’s size, athletic ability and skill set, he has a chance to become a well-rounded backer and shoot up draft boards this season, especially with a strong showing during his first year in the SEC.

3. Smael Mondon Jr., Georgia (NMDD big board rank: 69th overall, LB5)

4. Jamon Dumas-Johnson, Kentucky (NMDD big board rank: 96th overall, LB6)

1. Jason Marshall Jr., Florida (NMDD big board rank: 79th overall, CB8)

While Marshall has only logged two career interceptions and had none last season, he still has impressive ball production with 21 passes defended over the last three years and 10 in 2023. That plus his man coverage skills are what makes the Florida product standout as a corner prospect in this year’s class, according to The Draft Network’s Daniel Harms.

“While playing outside, Marshall is more comfortable in man coverage, where he can use his short-area footwork and hip-flip ability,” Harms wrote. “He’s a patient corner who will be physical in the release and stem to stay in the hip pocket of receivers down and across the field. On top of routes, he shows good reactive athleticism and ball tracking to break up passes with well-timed swats and won’t give up if he gets behind on a play.”

2. Daylen Everett, Georgia (NMDD big board rank: 94th overall, CB9)

1. Malaki Starks, Georgia (NMDD big board rank: 17th overall, S1)

2. Andrew Mukuba, Texas (NMDD big board rank: 76th overall, S6)

3. Malachi Moore, Alabama (NMDD big board rank: 89th overall, S8)

4. Keon Sabb, Alabama (NMDD big board rank: 90th overall, S9)