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1. Marvin Harrison Jr. – WR, Ohio State
HT: 6’3″, WT: 205lbs
2023 Stats: 31 Receptions; 604 Yards; 5 Touchdowns
2. Caleb Williams – QB, USC
HT: 6’1″, WT: 215lbs
2023 Stats: 2,021 Yards; 24 Touchdowns; 4 Interception; 187.0 Passer Rating
3. Olumuyiwa Fashanu – Tackle, Penn State
HT: 6’6″, WT: 321lbs
2023 Stats: 175 Pass Blocking Snaps; 0 Sacks Allowed
4. Brock Bowers – TE, Georgia
HT: 6’4″, WT: 230lbs
2023 Stats: 41 Receptions; 567 Yards ; 4 Touchdowns
5. Drake Maye – QB, North Carolina
HT: 6’4″, WT: 225lbs
2023 Stats: 1,902 Yards; 12 Touchdowns; 4 Interceptions; 159.1 Passer Rating
6. Michael Penix Jr. – QB, Washington
HT: 6’3″, WT: 214lbs
2023 Stats: 2,301 Yards; 20 Touchdowns; 3 Interceptions; 189.9 Passer Rating
7. Joe Alt – Tackle, Notre Dame
HT: 6’7″, WT: 317lbs
8. Shedeur Sanders – QB, Colorado
HT: 6’2”, WT: 215lbs
Shedeur Sanders has been stellar this season. He has taken the Power 5 ranks by storm and looks like he has been here from the start. He is ready out the bag and could be a leader of a NFL franchise today.
HT: 6’2″, WT: 213lbs
2023 Stats: 1,796 Yards; 17 Touchdowns; 1 Interception; 178.2 Passer Rating
10. Quinn Ewers – QB, Texas
HT: 6’2″, WT: 195lbs
2023 Stats: 1,704 Yards; 11 Touchdowns; 3 Interceptions; 163.8 Passer Rating
Ewers has been tough to decipher. He has games where he looks like the best quarterback this side of football, then he has games where you question his ability. Nonetheless he has a ceiling as high as any player in the 2024 draft class.
HT: 5’11”, WT: 188lbs
2023 Stats: 11 Total Tackles; 6 Solo Tackles; 0 Interceptions; 1 Pass Defended
12. Jared Verse – DL, Florida State
HT: 6’4″, WT: 253lbs
2023 Stats: 15 Tackles; 2.5 Sacks
Though not statistically dominating, Verse has been impactful for this Florida State squad. His presence is felt on the field and that won’t change when he plays on Sundays.
13. Calen Bullock – Safety, USC
HT: 6’3″, WT: 180lbs
2023 Stats: 36 Total Tackles; 27 Solo Tackles; 1 Interception; 5 Passes Defended
Bullock has emerged as one of the best safeties in college football this season. His size and physicality has been on full display and has earned him the eyes of pro scouts.
14. Emeka Egbuka – WR, Ohio State
HT: 6’1″, WT: 205lbs
2023 Stats: 22 Receptions; 303 Yards; 3 Touchdowns
There is no doubt that Egbuka is still the second best receiver in the 2024 class. His speed and route running are second to only his teammate Marvin Harrison Jr. He will have ample opportunities to produce as the season goes along.
15. Bralen Trice – Edge, Washington
HT: 6’4″, WT: 256lbs
2023 Stats: 17 Total Tackles; 10 Solo Tackles; 1 Sack
Trice has flourished off the edge and has been more of a run stopper this season. His sack production could be better but that won’t stop teams from selecting the young edge rusher.
16. Jordan Travis – QB, Florida State
HT: 6’1″, WT: 201lbs
2023 Stats: 1,482 Yards; 13 Touchdowns; 1 Interception; 154.1 Passer Rating
Travis has shown grit and leadership for the Florida State Seminoles this season. He has all the tools to be a starter at the next level, he will have his name called early in April.
17. Kool-Aid McKinstry – CB, Alabama
HT: 6’1”, WT: 195lbs
2023 Stats: 18 Total Tackles; 15 Solo Tackles; 0 Interceptions; 4 Passes Defended
Though not the top guy anymore, McKinstry is still one of the best cornerbacks in the class. He has been up and down, yet has shown flashes of elite play. He will have more than ample opportunities to show what he is made of as the Crimson Tide enter the meat of their SEC schedule.
18. Xavier Worthy – WR, Texas
HT: 6’1″, WT: 163lbs
2023 Stats: 34 Receptions; 453 Yards; 3 Touchdowns
The season got off to a slow churn for Worthy but he has picked it up as the season went on. His speed jumps off the screen when you watch him and makes him one of the most dangerous pass catchers in the draft class.
19. Cooper DeJean – DB, Iowa
HT: 6’1″, WT: 209lbs
2023 Stats: 36 Total Tackles; 23 Solo Tackles ; 2 Interceptions; 3 Passes Deflections
DeJean can play either position in the defensive backfield but his best fit is safety at the next level. His is a ball hawk and have displayed excellent instincts thus far in the college season.
HT: 5’10”, WT: 216lbs
2023 Stats: 781 Rush Yards; 7.0 YPC ; 193 Receiving Yards; 13 Total Touchdowns
Davis has been the best back in the country thus far. His overall game makes him a prime candidate at the next level as he can do it running or catching the ball.
21. Keon Coleman – WR, Florida State
HT: 6’4″ WT: 210lbs
2023 Stats: 29 Receptions – 418 Yards – 7 Touchdowns
22. Rome Odunze – WR, Washington
HT: 6’3″ WT: 201lbs
2023 Stats: 40 Receptions – 736 Yards – 6 Touchdowns
HT: 6’1″ WT: 250lbs
2023 Stats: 24 Total Tackles – 17 Solo Tackles – 6 Sacks
24. Blake Corum – HB, Michigan
HT: 5’8″ WT: 210lbs
2023 Stats: 546 Rush Yards – 5.7 YPC – 43 Receiving Yards – 12 Total Touchdowns
25. J.T. Tuimoloau – Edge, Ohio State
HT: 6’4″ WT: 270lbs
2023 Stats: 19 Total Tackles – 8 Solo Tackles – 3 Sacks
26. Dallas Turner – LB, Alabama
HT: 6’4″ WT: 240lbs
2023 Stats: 29 Total Tackles – 14 Solo Tackles – 7 Sacks – 0 Interceptions
27. Jeremiah Trotter Jr. – LB, Clemson
HT: 6’0″ WT: 230lbs
2023 Stats: 37 Total Tackles – 20 Solo Tackles – 1.5 Sacks – 1 Interception
28. Denzel Burke – CB, Ohio State
HT: 6’1″ WT: 190lbs
2023 Stats: 5 Total Tackles – 4 Solo Tackles – 1 Interception – 7 Passes Defended
29. TreVeyon Henderson – HB, Ohio State
HT: 5’10” WT: 214lbs
2023 Stats: 295 Rush Yards – 6.7 YPC – 45 Receiving Yards – 5 Total Touchdowns
30. Kamren Kinchens – Safety, Miami (FL)
HT: 5’11” WT: 202lbs
2023 Stats: 26 Total Tackles – 20 Solo Tackles – 1 Interception – 3 Pass Defended
31. Audric Estime – HB, Notre Dame
HT: 6’1″ WT: 227lbs
2023 Stats: 787 Rush Yards – 6.2 YPC – 93 Receiving Yards – 9 Total Touchdowns
HT: 6’0″ WT: 205lbs
2023 Stats: 23 Total Tackles – 8 Solo Tackles – 1 Interception – 5 Passes Defended
33. Cedric Gray – LB, North Carolina
HT: 6’2″ WT: 232lbs
2023 Stats: 52 Total Tackles – 28 Solo Tackles – 2.5 Sack – 1 Interception
34. J.J. McCarthy – QB, Michigan
HT: 6’3″ WT: 196lbs
2023 Stats: 1,512 Yards – 14 Touchdowns – 3 Interceptions – 195.9 Passer Rating
35. Kingsley Suamatai – Tackle, BYU
HT: 6’6″ WT: 325lbs
2023 Stats: 188 Pass Blocking Snaps – 0 Sacks Allowed
36. Johnny Wilson – WR, Florida State
HT: 6’7″ WT: 235lbs
2023 Stats: 20 Receptions – 357 Yards – 2 Touchdowns
HT: 6’0″ WT: 195lbs
2023 Stats: 25 Total Tackles – 16 Solo Tackles – 0 Interceptions – 3 Passes Defended
38. Cooper Beebe – Guard, Kansas State
HT: 6’4″ WT: 322lbs
2023 Stats: 209 Pass Blocking Snaps – 0 Sacks Allowed
39. JC Latham – Tackle, Alabama
HT: 6’6″ WT: 326lbs
2023 Stats: 227 Pass Blocking Snaps – 1 Sack Allowed
40. Noah Tumblin – CB, San Diego State
HT: 6’2″ WT: 180lbs
41. Brenden Rice – WR, USC
HT: 6’3″ WT: 205lbs
2023 Stats: 23 Receptions – 452 Yards – 8 Touchdowns
42. Connor Colby – OL, Iowa
HT: 6’6″ WT: 308lbs
2023 Stats: 107 Pass Blocking Snaps – 0 Sacks Allowed
43. Troy Franklin – WR, Oregon
HT: 6’3″ WT: 178lbs
2023 Stats: 40 Receptions – 689 Yards – 8 Touchdowns
44. Sedrick Van Pran – Center, Georgia
HT: 6’4″ WT: 310lbs
2023 Stats: 264 Pass Blocking Snaps – 0 Sacks Allowed
45. Jer’Zhan Newton – DL, Illinois
HT: 6’2″ WT: 295lbs
2023 Stats: 29 Tackles – 2.5 Sacks
46. Donovan Jackson – Guard, Ohio State
HT: 6’4″ WT: 300lbs
2023 Stats: 186 Pass Blocking Snaps – 0 Sacks Allowed
47. Ja’Tavion Sanders – TE, Texas
HT: 6’4″ WT: 249lbs
2023 Stats: 14 Receptions – 291 Yards – 1 Touchdown
48. Jack Sawyer – Edge, Ohio State
HT: 6’4″ WT: 267lbs
2023 Stats: 17 Total Tackles – 7 Solo Tackle – 1.5 Sacks
49. Malik Nabors – WR, LSU
HT: 6’0″ WT: 195lbs
2023 Stats: 52 Receptions – 860 Yards – 7 Touchdowns
50. Mohamed Kamara – Edge, Colorado State
HT: 6’3″ WT: 245lbs
2023 Stats: 26 Total Tackles – 13 Solo Tackles – 9.5 Sacks
The College Football season may yield some more surprises as the season continues. Players still have six more weeks of football and the Bowl games to sway the judges before the NFL Draft in April.
