1. Luke Joeckel, Offensive Line, Texas A&M, 6-6, 306
Overly aggressive at times, but plays with great poise; extraordinarily quick feet in pass protection
2. Shariff Floyd, Defensive Tackle, Florida, 6-2, 297
His engine is always running and his elite quickness has moved him up the charts
3. Dee Milliner, Cornerback, Alabama, 6-1, 197
Uncanny ability to read and recognize receivers’ routes and breaks before they do.
4. Eric Fisher, Offensive Lineman, Central Michigan, 6-7, 306
Combination of agility, balance and control has moved this MAC product into the top 10
5. Chance Warmack, Offensive Lineman, Alabama, 6-2, 317
Undersized but uses lateral quickness and first step to establish great position; elite run blocker
6. Ezekiel Ansah, Defensive End, BYU, 6-5, 271
Exceptional blend of power, quickness and athletic ability. Elite power rusher.
7. Dion Jordan, Linebacker, Oregon, 6-6, 248
Natural play-making ability combines with football smarts
8. Star Lotulelei, Defensive Tackle, Utah, 6-2, 311
Versatility and raw power as run defender put heart condition concerns to rest
9. Barkevious Mingo, Defensive End, LSU, 6-4, 241
Extraordinary length and athleticism will override concerns about work ethic
10. Jonathan Cooper, Offensive Lineman, UNC, 6-2, 311
Reliable, technically sound and physically tough – especially in pass protection
11. Jarvis Jones, Linebacker, Georgia, 6-2, 245
Was No. 1 overall, but spinal stenosis diagnosis is a major red flag
12. Lane Johnson, Offensive Lineman, Oklahoma, 6-6, 303
Very good feet allow him to get great position; quick and athletic
13. Alec Ogletree, Linebacker, Georgia, 6-2, 242
Athletic with rare blend of body control and ability to change direction on a dime; multiple arrests
14. Kenny Vaccaro, Safety, Texas, 6-0, 214
Versatility and discipline add to his quick-twitch athleticism to make him top safety available
15. Tyler Eifert, Tight End, Notre Dame, 6-5, 250
Elite focus and body control, long frame, great leaping ability
16. Tavon Austin, Wide Receiver, West Virgina, 5-8, 174
Explodes in a heartbeat, great route runner, threat to create a big play at any moment
17. Sheldon Richardson, Defensive Tackle, Missouri, 6-2, 294
Hard-hitting defensive tackle had 10.5 sacks last season
18. Bjoern Werner, Defensive End, FSU, 6-3, 266
Great snap anticipation gives him a quick jump on every play
19. Sylvester Williams, Defensive Tackle, UNC, 6-2, 313
Shoots the gap and disrupts plays in the backfield
20. D.J. Fluker, Offensive Lineman, Alabama, 6-4, 339
Consistent motor, energy and non-stop production make him first-rounder
21. Geno Smith, Quarterback, West Virginia, 6-2, 218
Quick release, exceptional accuracy and ability to create make him top QB available
22. Desmond Trufant, Cornerback, Washington, 5-11, 190
Great football IQ, intelligence, quickness and athletic ability
23. Johnathan Jenkins, Defensive Tackle, Georgia, 6-3, 346
Massive defensive tackle has been an effective run-stuffer
24. Keenan Allen, Wide Receiver, California, 6-2, 206
Strong hands and explosive in his routes, excels when the defense is in zone coverage
25. Cordarrelle Patterson, Wide Receiver, Tennessee, 6-1, 216
Combination of size, speed and versatility make him dangerous
26. Justin Pugh, Offensive Lineman, Syracuse, 6-4, 307
Very quick feet and shows great patience and balance in pass protection
27. Bildi Wreh-Wilson, Corner Back, UConn, 6-1, 195
Excels in zone-coverage and does a nice job of play recognition right off of the snap
28. Eddie Lacy, Running Back, Alabama, 5-11, 231
Hard runner who possesses combination of speed and strength
29. Kawann Short, Defensive Tackle, Purdue, 6-2, 299
Innate ability to read passing lanes and does a great job of getting his hands up to deflect passes
30. Manti Te’o, Linebacker, Notre Dame, 6-1, 241
Biggest strength is ability to recognize the play and read the quarterback; speed and quickness an issue
