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NFL Draft 2026 ‘The Beast’ Guide: Dane Brugler’s definitive scouting reports and player rankings

Dane Brugler’s in-depth scouting reports and rankings for more than 2,700 prospects. Quarterbacks, wide receivers, edge rushers, the top 100 overall and more — all in one place.
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Some Beast nuggets:

- Fano is the highest ranked OL
- Tate is 10th on the big board
- Tyson, Concepcion, and Cooper are neck and neck in the 20's
- Ty Simpson is 42nd
- Malachi Fields is 58th (about right)
- Chris Brazelle is at 96th (lol)
- Markel Bell at 98th
- Nuss is QB3
- Cole Payton > Carson Beck
- The ND RB's are RB1 and RB2
- The order of the OT's goes Fano, Mauigoa, Freeling, Proctor, Lomu, Miller
- Jennings Dunker is listed as a G

QB1
Fernando Mendoza
Indiana
The clear QB1: intuition, throwing accuracy and confidence are superpowers.

QB2
Ty Simpson
Alabama
A Daniel Jones with fewer physical traits; mid-level starter at best, backup at worst.

QB3
Garrett Nussmeier
LSU
An aggressive competitor whose throws can win games — and lose them, too.

QB4
Drew Allar
Penn State
Impressive size and arm strength, but passing instincts need improvement.

QB5
Cole Payton
North Dakota State
A dynamic dual-threat prospect who will need reps and time to develop.

QB6
Carson Beck
Miami
A cerebral, experienced pocket passer, but may struggle playing out of structure.

QB7
Taylen Green
Arkansas
Boasts an amazing highlight reel — and 37 turnovers in the last two seasons.

QB8
Cade Klubnik
Clemson
Adequate arm talent but inconsistent pocket presence; on track to be a backup.

QB9
Haynes King
Georgia Tech
Needs to see things much faster to make it in the NFL, but may make it as a backup.

QB10
Joe Fagnano
UConn
A fundamentally sound passer who projects as an NFL reserve.
 
WR1
Carnell Tate
Ohio State
A Day 1 NFL starter and potential Pro Bowler.

WR2
Makai Lemon
USC
Hints of Amon-Ra St. Brown. Not wildly athletic, but a likely starter at slot or Z.

WR3
Jordyn Tyson
Arizona State
An elite ball-catcher who evokes Stefon Diggs, and a likely NFL starter.

WR4
KC Concepcion
Texas A&M
Needs work at the edges, but has the versatility and talent to be a starting slot receiver.

WR5
Omar Cooper Jr.
Indiana
An inside-outside weapon with run-after-catch ability.

WR6
Denzel Boston
Washington
Makes up for lack of top-end speed with strong hands and large catch radius.

WR7
Germie Bernard
Alabama
Just a good football player, with a well-rounded, pro-ready skill set.

WR8
Chris Bell
Louisville
A rare NFL combination: big, strong and explosive. Should start when he’s healthy.

WR9
Malachi Fields
Notre Dame
Shades of Michael Pittman, but must work on expanding his route tree.

WR10
Antonio Williams
Clemson
A controlled, fluid athlete who projects best in the slot.
 
This season I agree with QCT.
If Tate is still on the board at 6 I want that weapon.
No trade down, no trying to be the smartest one in the room.
Put the man's name on the card and send it to the commish.
Grab the high grade receiver for a change.
If Tate is gone then go back to trying to be the smartest in the room.
After Tate I like Cooper, and the 6'5" Fields.
Then piece together an O line.
 
NDneighbor said:
This season I agree with QCT.
If Tate is still on the board at 6 I want that weapon.
No trade down, no trying to be the smartest one in the room.
Put the man's name on the card and send it to the commish.
Grab the high grade receiver for a change.
If Tate is gone then go back to trying to be the smartest in the room.
After Tate I like Cooper, and the 6'5" Fields.
Then piece together an O line.
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I just read Blake Miller from Strongsville was an LT through middle school and high school before Clemson moved him to RT.
4 games into his freshman year in high school, he bumped out the starter, and he was starting at LEFT tackle. Played there for 4 years.
(unlike Jed, who played RT from Pop Warner through college until we got the bright idea to move him to LT)

I'd love Ohio State's Tate at 6, and NE Ohio's Blake Miller at 24.

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For the trade-back thoughts, I'm thinking stockpiling for next year isn't happening. AB needs to back-to-back on drafts in order to secure his job going forward. He's not going to be keen on setting up the next GM with draft capital.

So, if we do inch back a few picks, with like the Chiefs at 9 so they can come get Jeremiah Love, it'll garner 2026 compensation.
Just a thought. Who knows. Maybe AB had reassurances even if he flops this draft ... but I doubt it.

I'm good to stick-&-pick though. We have two 1sts and a high 2nd. That's good enough to, like you say, not get cute.
 
NDneighbor said:
This season I agree with QCT.
If Tate is still on the board at 6 I want that weapon.
No trade down, no trying to be the smartest one in the room.
Put the man's name on the card and send it to the commish.
Grab the high grade receiver for a change.
If Tate is gone then go back to trying to be the smartest in the room.
After Tate I like Cooper, and the 6'5" Fields.
Then piece together an O line.
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I agree with this. Every team needs a WR who scares the other teams. Tate is that guy.. no questions. We have not had that in a very long time. Judy as a #2 with Bond and Tillman fighting it out for 3-4 makes us dangerous with Judkins. …. MORE IMPORTANTLY Next years QB class is so loaded, that any team picking before 20 in the first round has a pick between a couple potential QB1’s. It’s not essential that we have 2 first rounders to get a QB1 next year if we determine Shedeur is not going to be the man. Take Tate if he’s there .. if not.. then trade down.
 
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I would plan on taking somebody else at 6 if Tate is off the board. Just in case a trade down is not happening and Tate is gone.

The FO will do a bunch of different scenarios and who they will target for any & all instances, I'm sure.

Tate being gone before we pick at 6 is a bad day for the Browns.
 
jaydog said:
I would plan on taking somebody else at 6 if Tate is off the board. Just in case a trade down is not happening and Tate is gone.

The FO will do a bunch of different scenarios and who they will target for any & all instances, I'm sure.

Tate being gone before we pick at 6 is a bad day for the Browns.
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If Tate is gone.. you have a choice between best Tackle or Caleb Downs then take Concepcion with the next pick.. And hope Bito is coming back..
 
Mendoza, Love, and Tate and the surest bet, for skill guys in this draft. After those 3, every player has a concern.

I hope we take Tate but have some favorites if we don't.

If we take Tate at 6, and not an OT, then I'm eyeballing ...
  • Mo Freeling
  • Blake Miller
  • Caleb Lomu
  • Markel Bell

If we go OT at 6, and not a WR, then I'm thinking hard on ...
  • KC Concepcion
  • Omar Cooper
  • Malachi Fields
  • Chris Bell
If Love and/or Tate are there at 6, people may call, and the trade partners I'm looking at are ...
  • The Commanders at 7, to make sure they get Love
  • The Chiefs at 9, to get Love
  • The Bengals at 10, to get an edge
  • The Cowboys at 12, to get Tate or Love
 
OconRecon said:
Mendoza, Love, and Tate and the surest bet, for skill guys in this draft. After those 3, every player has a concern.

I hope we take Tate but have some favorites if we don't.

If we take Tate at 6, and not an OT, then I'm eyeballing ...
  • Mo Freeling
  • Blake Miller
  • Caleb Lomu
  • Markel Bell

If we go OT at 6, and not a WR, then I'm thinking hard on ...
  • KC Concepcion
  • Omar Cooper
  • Malachi Fields
  • Chris Bell
If Love and/or Tate are there at 6, people may call, and the trade partners I'm looking at are ...
  • The Commanders at 7, to make sure they get Love
  • The Chiefs at 9, to get Love
  • The Bengals at 10, to get an edge
  • The Cowboys at 12, to get Tate or Love
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I'd have a very hard time passing on Love if he's there at #6. He reminds me of Fannin Jr., only not a sleeper, and faster. Dude is a badass football player. I'd move him to slot and use him in the backfield too. Last thing I want is him going to the Chiefs or Bengals.
 
OconRecon said:
Mendoza, Love, and Tate and the surest bet, for skill guys in this draft. After those 3, every player has a concern.

I hope we take Tate but have some favorites if we don't.

If we take Tate at 6, and not an OT, then I'm eyeballing ...
  • Mo Freeling
  • Blake Miller
  • Caleb Lomu
  • Markel Bell

If we go OT at 6, and not a WR, then I'm thinking hard on ...
  • KC Concepcion
  • Omar Cooper
  • Malachi Fields
  • Chris Bell
If Love and/or Tate are there at 6, people may call, and the trade partners I'm looking at are ...
  • The Commanders at 7, to make sure they get Love
  • The Chiefs at 9, to get Love
  • The Bengals at 10, to get an edge
  • The Cowboys at 12, to get Tate or Love
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The other surest bet is S Caleb Downs. I'd add Downs to the list of Love and Tate to teams to look at as trade partners as well as Bains.
 
The Beast did a full 7-round mock, including a trade with Dallas. Boston and Cooper were also available in his mock at 20

Cleveland Browns​

1 (12). Spencer Fano, OT, Utah
1 (20). KC Concepcion, WR, Texas A&M
1 (24). Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, S, Toledo
3 (70). Derrick Moore, edge, Michigan
4 (107). Markell Bell, OT, Miami
5 (146). Will Kacmarek, TE, Ohio State
5 (149). Jadon Canady, CB, Oregon
6 (206). David Gusta, DT, Kentucky
7 (248). Karson Sharar, LB, Iowa

 
Some positions of interest:

OT's

1 SPENCER FANO Utah 1st 3JR 6054 311 4.91 (1.72) 9 1/4 32 7/8 80 1/4 21.47
2 FRANCIS MAUIGOA Miami 1st 3JR 6054 327 5.13 (1.78) 10 5/8 33 1/4 80 3/4 20.88
3 MONROE FREELING Georgia 1st-2nd 3JR 6073 315 4.93 (1.71) 10 3/4 34 3/4 84 3/4 21.74
4 KADYN PROCTOR Alabama 1st-2nd 3JR 6065 352 5.21 (1.84) 9 7/8 33 3/8 81 5/8 20.88
5 CALEB LOMU Utah 1st-2nd 3SO 6062 313 4.99 (1.74) 9 5/8 33 3/4 82 3/4 21.33
6 BLAKE MILLER Clemson 1st-2nd 4SR 6066 317 5.04 (1.75) 9 3/4 34 3/8 83 7/8 22.16
7 MAX IHEANACHOR Arizona State 1st-2nd 5SR 6057 321 4.91 (1.73) 9 33 7/8 83 1/4 22.51
8 CALEB TIERNAN Northwestern 2nd-3rd 5SR 6075 323 DNP (DNP) 9 32 3/8 79 1/2 23.25
9 TRAVIS BURKE Memphis 3rd 5SR 6087 325 5.17 (1.79) 10 1/8 35 1/8 83 3/8 23.29
10 MARKEL BELL Miami 3rd-4th 4SR 6092 346 5.36 (1.84) 9 36 3/8 87 1/8 21.76
11 AUSTIN BARBER Florida 3rd-4th 5SR 6067 318 5.12 (1.76) 9 5/8 33 3/4 81 3/8 22.93
12 DIEGO POUNDS Ole Miss 4th 5SR 6060 325 5.15 (1.77) 9 7/8 33 3/4 84 1/4 23.36
13 JUDE BOWRY Boston College 4th-5th 4JR 6051 314 5.08 (1.75) 10 3/4 34 82 1/4 22.68
14 DAMETRIOUS CROWNOVER Texas A&M 4th-5th 5SR 6072 319 5.14 (1.79) 10 35 3/4 86 24.61
15 DREW SHELTON Penn State 5th 4SR 6051 313 5.16 (1.79) 9 5/8 33 3/8 82 3/8 22.32
16 ISAIAH WORLD Oregon 5th-6th 5SR 6054 323 DNP (DNP) 9 3/4 34 1/2 81 22.60
17 ENRIQUE CRUZ JR. Kansas 6th 5SR 6054 313 4.94 (1.74) 10 3/8 34 7/8 82 3/4 22.72
18 J.C. DAVIS Illinois 6th-7th 5SR 6043 322 5.16 (1.78) 10 1/4 34 5/8 83 3/8 22.54
19 FA’ALILI FA’AMOE Wake Forest 6th-7th 6SR 6055 314 5.23 (1.79) 10 5/8 33 7/8 82 24.23
20 AAMIL WAGNER Notre Dame 7th 4JR 6057 306 5.01 (1.79) 10 1/4 35 1/8 83 5/8 22.54
21 ALAN HERRON Maryland 7th-FA 4SR 6052 308 5.09 (1.83) 9 3/8 33 1/8 81 3/8 23.12
22 NOLAN RUCCI Penn State 7th-FA 5SR 6083 314 5.44 (1.92) 10 3/8 34 83 1/2 23.72
23 JAYDEN WILLIAMS Ole Miss 7th-FA 5SR 6044 307 5.00 (1.80) 9 1/2 33 1/2 81 7/8 23.04
24 RILEY MAHLMAN Wisconsin FA 5SR 6083 308 DNP (DNP) 9 1/8 32 1/4 79 1/2 23.31
25 TRISTAN LEIGH Clemson FA 5SR 6045 312 DNP (DNP) 9 1/4 34 3/8 83 7/8 22.99
26 GAVIN ORTEGA Weber State FA 4SR 6050 304 5.10 (1.76) 10 33 81 5/8 21.98
27 JAMES NEAL III Iowa State FA 5SR 6047 323 5.18 (1.78) 9 3/4 34 1/4 84 3/8 23.10
28 MICAH PETTUS Florida State FA 5SR 6067 335 5.52 (1.93) 10 1/8 34 3/8 84 1/2 23.36
29 KAHLIL BENSON Indiana FA 6SR 6057 321 5.08 (1.80) 10 1/4 34 5/8 81 3/4 23.67
30 CHRIS ADAMS Memphis FA 5SR 6051 309 6.00 (1.98) 10 3/8 34 83 1/4 23.54
 
WR's

1 CARNELL TATE Ohio State 1st 3JR 6022 192 4.53 (1.61) 10 1/4 32 78 1/8 21.26
2 MAKAI LEMON USC 1st 3JR 5111 194 4.50 (1.59) 9 30 5/8 73 1/4 21.89
3 JORDYN TYSON Arizona State 1st-2nd 4JR 6021 203 DNP (DNP) 9 1/8 30 1/4 75 1/4 21.69
4 KC CONCEPCION Texas A&M 1st-2nd 3JR 5115 196 DNP (DNP) 9 1/4 30 5/8 74 7/8 21.58
5 OMAR COOPER JR. Indiana 1st-2nd 4JR 6001 199 4.42 (1.55) 9 3/4 30 1/2 75 1/4 22.36
6 DENZEL BOSTON Washington 1st-2nd 4JR 6035 212 DNP (DNP) 9 3/4 32 3/8 77 3/4 22.38
7 GERMIE BERNARD Alabama 2nd 4SR 6012 206 4.48 (1.52) 9 7/8 30 7/8 74 7/8 22.39
8 CHRIS BELL Louisville 2nd 4SR 6017 222 DNP (DNP) 10 31 3/4 76 3/4 21.88
9 MALACHI FIELDS Notre Dame 2nd-3rd 5SR 6044 218 4.61 (1.63) 9 32 1/2 79 22.66
10 ANTONIO WILLIAMS Clemson 2nd-3rd 4JR 5114 187 4.41 (1.55) 9 3/8 31 1/8 76 21.77
11 DE’ZHAUN STRIBLING Ole Miss 2nd-3rd 5SR 6022 207 4.36 (1.53) 10 31 5/8 76 7/8 23.35
12 ELIJAH SARRATT Indiana 2nd-3rd 4SR 6024 207 4.53 (1.64) 10 31 1/4 75 3/4 22.90
13 TED HURST Georgia State 3rd 4SR 6037 206 4.42 (1.55) 9 3/4 32 5/8 79 7/8 21.81
14 ZACHARIAH BRANCH Georgia 3rd 3JR 5085 177 4.35 (1.50) 9 29 5/8 72 3/8 22.07
15 BRENEN THOMPSON Mississippi State 3rd 4SR 5093 164 4.26 (1.54) 9 29 1/2 71 3/8 22.75
16 BRYCE LANCE North Dakota State 3rd-4th 5SR 6033 204 4.34 (1.49) 9 3/8 33 1/4 79 1/2 23.67
17 CHRIS BRAZZELL II Tennessee 3rd-4th 4JR 6041 198 4.37 (1.52) 9 33 1/8 80 1/8 22.50
18 DEION BURKS Oklahoma 3rd-4th 5SR 5096 180 4.30 (1.49) 9 5/8 29 1/2 72 3/4 23.29
19 SKYLER BELL UConn 4th 5SR 5115 192 4.40 (1.52) 10 31 1/8 77 23.80
20 COLBIE YOUNG Georgia 4th-5th 5SR 6046 218 4.49 (1.59) 9 1/2 32 1/4 76 7/8 23.75
21 MALIK BENSON Oregon 4th-5th 5SR 6002 189 4.37 (1.55) 8 7/8 32 3/8 78 1/8 23.52
22 KENDRICK LAW Kentucky 4th-5th 4SR 5113 203 4.45 (1.56) 9 5/8 31 1/4 76 21.86
23 REGGIE VIRGIL Texas Tech 5th 4SR 6025 187 4.57 (1.58) 9 1/4 31 1/4 75 7/8 21.94
24 JA’KOBI LANE USC 5th 3JR 6043 200 4.47 (1.58) 10 1/2 33 1/8 80 3/4 21.71
25 KEVIN COLEMAN JR. Missouri 5th-6th 4SR 5103 178 4.41 (1.57) 9 1/2 30 1/8 74 22.62
26 JEFF CALDWELL Cincinnati 5th-6th 5SR 6053 216 4.31 (1.48) 9 3/4 32 5/8 78 1/8 23.14
27 CYRUS ALLEN Cincinnati 5th-6th 4SR 5112 183 4.49 (1.56) 9 1/8 30 7/8 73 5/8 23.19
28 JOSH CAMERON Baylor 6th 5SR 6014 220 DNP (DNP) 10 1/4 33 3/8 81 3/8 23.10
29 J. MICHAEL STURDIVANT Florida 6th 5SR 6027 207 4.40 (1.53) 9 1/2 33 78 1/2 23.63
30 KADEN WETJEN Iowa 6th 6SR 5093 193 4.47 (1.57) 8 1/2 30 72 24.12
31 CALEB DOUGLAS Texas Tech 6th-7th 4SR 6034 206 4.39 (1.55) 10 1/8 33 80 3/8 22.62
32 HARRISON WALLACE III Ole Miss 6th-7th 5SR 5117 192 4.54 (1.58) 8 7/8 32 1/4 76 23.00
33 JORDAN HUDSON SMU 6th-7th 4SR 6012 199 4.58 (1.63) 9 1/4 31 3/8 74 3/4 22.42
34 ZAVION THOMAS LSU 7th 4SR 5103 190 4.28 (1.52) 9 30 1/2 73 1/8 22.19
35 VINNY ANTHONY II Wisconsin 7th-FA 4SR 5117 181 4.53 (1.58) 9 1/8 31 1/2 75 3/4 22.82
36 LEWIS BOND Boston College 7th-FA 5SR 5106 190 4.59 (1.52) 9 7/8 29 1/4 72 5/8 22.90
37 BARION BROWN LSU 7th-FA 4SR 5110 177 4.40 (1.58) 9 32 75 3/4 22.36
38 ANTHONY SMITH East Carolina 7th-FA 6SR 6022 197 4.40 (1.49) 8 7/8 31 7/8 77 24.15
39 CHASE ROBERTS BYU 7th-FA 5SR 6032 204 4.56 (1.60) 9 3/4 31 5/8 77 1/4 25.25
40 EMMANUEL HENDERSON JR. Kansas 7th-FA 4SR 6010 185 4.44 (1.56) 8 1/2 31 77 1/8 22.50
41 JALEN WALTHALL Incarnate Word 7th-FA 5SR 6010 197 4.53 (1.56) 9 1/8 31 3/8 77 7/8 23.52
42 DILLON BELL Georgia FA 4SR 6006 209 4.50 (1.58) 9 1/2 31 1/4 76 22.46
43 TYREN MONTGOMERY John Carroll (Ohio) FA 7SR 5114 204 4.59 (1.57) 8 7/8 32 3/8 77 5/8 24.81
44 ERIC MCALISTER TCU FA 5SR 6035 210 4.53 (1.57) 9 7/8 32 3/4 77 5/8 23.42
45 ERIC RIVERS Georgia Tech FA 5SR 5101 176 4.35 (1.52) 9 30 1/2 74 7/8 23.60
46 CJ DANIELS Miami FA 6SR 6022 200 4.58 (1.61) 9 1/4 32 1/2 78 7/8 24.30
47 DONAVEN MCCULLEY Michigan FA 5SR 6044 209 4.76 (1.65) 10 1/4 32 5/8 80 1/8 23.27
48 AARON ANDERSON LSU FA 4JR 5080 198 4.58 (1.60) 9 1/4 29 3/4 72 3/8 23.39
49 WILL PAULING Notre Dame FA 5SR 5094 183 4.46 (1.61) 9 5/8 29 5/8 72 23.14
50 CHRIS HILTON JR. LSU FA 5SR 6000 187 4.40 (1.57) 9 1/4 32 3/8 79 5/8 23.53
 
Safeties

1 CALEB DOWNS Ohio State 1st 3JR 5116 206 DNP (DNP) 9 1/2 30 1/4 73 1/4 21.37
2 DILLON THIENEMAN Oregon 1st-2nd 3JR 6001 201 4.35 (1.52) 9 1/8 31 7/8 78 1/8 21.71
3 EMMANUEL MCNEIL-WARREN Toledo 1st-2nd 4SR 6034 201 4.52 (1.58) 9 1/4 32 1/2 78 1/4 22.29
4 KEIONTE SCOTT Miami 2nd-3rd 6SR 5112 191 4.33 (1.53) 9 7/8 31 3/4 76 5/8 24.70
5 A.J. HAULCY LSU 2nd-3rd 4SR 5115 215 4.52 (1.62) 9 1/4 30 7/8 75 3/8 22.28
6 ZAKEE WHEATLEY Penn State 3rd 5SR 6031 202 4.62 (1.64) 9 1/2 31 76 3/8 24.15
7 BUD CLARK TCU 3rd 6SR 6007 188 4.41 (1.56) 9 1/8 31 5/8 77 23.97
8 JALON KILGORE South Carolina 3rd 3JR 6013 210 4.40 (1.56) 9 3/8 33 79 1/4 21.24
9 GENESIS SMITH Arizona 4th 3JR 6021 205 4.50 (1.53) 9 1/4 32 7/8 79 1/4 21.46
10 KAMARI RAMSEY USC 4th 4JR 6002 202 4.47 (1.57) 9 1/4 31 74 5/8 21.66
11 JAKOBE THOMAS Miami 4th-5th 5SR 6012 214 4.57 (1.63) 10 5/8 31 7/8 76 7/8 22.81
12 VJ PAYNE Kansas State 4th-5th 4SR 6033 206 4.40 (1.52) 9 1/2 33 3/4 80 3/4 22.10
13 MICHAEL TAAFFE Texas 5th 5SR 5117 190 4.50 (1.58) 9 3/8 29 1/2 72 3/4 23.18
14 ROBERT SPEARS-JENNINGS Oklahoma 5th 4SR 6017 205 4.32 (1.51) 10 3/8 32 1/2 79 1/4 22.24
15 DESHON SINGLETON Nebraska 5th-6th 5SR 6030 206 4.57 (1.64) 10 32 7/8 80 1/4 23.21
16 DALTON JOHNSON Arizona 5th-6th 5SR 5107 192 4.41 (1.59) 9 1/2 30 7/8 74 3/4 23.02
17 JALEN HUSKEY Maryland 6th 4SR 6012 192 4.55 (1.54) 10 1/4 30 7/8 75 3/4 22.95
18 BISHOP FITZGERALD USC 6th 5SR 5110 201 4.55 (1.58) 9 5/8 31 1/4 74 1/8 22.78
19 LOUIS MOORE Indiana 6th-7th 7SR 5106 190 4.63 (1.59) 9 7/8 30 72 3/4 25.23
20 SKYLER THOMAS Oregon State 7th 5SR 6016 210 4.60 (1.59) 9 1/2 32 1/8 78 3/4 22.60
21 COLE WISNIEWSKI Texas Tech 7th-FA 6SR 6032 219 DNP (DNP) 9 5/8 30 1/2 75 1/2 24.12
22 AHMAAD MOSES SMU 7th-FA 4SR 5093 196 DNP (DNP) 9 1/8 30 3/8 74 1/4 21.87
23 XAVIER NWANKPA Iowa 7th-FA 5SR 6024 208 4.48 (1.62) 8 1/4 30 3/4 75 1/2 22.37
24 AUSTIN BROWN Wisconsin 7th-FA 4SR 5116 199 4.50 (1.61) 9 1/4 32 1/8 75 7/8 22.49
25 KAPENA GUSHIKEN Ole Miss FA 5SR 5097 189 4.33 (1.49) 9 1/8 29 3/8 73 1/8 23.69
26 MILES SCOTT Illinois FA 5SR 6002 203 4.62 (1.63) 10 3/8 31 76 1/2 24.07
27 JALEN STROMAN Notre Dame FA 5SR 6003 203 4.70 (1.67) 8 7/8 31 5/8 76 1/4 22.92
28 LARRY WORTH III Arkansas FA 5SR 6036 220 4.62 (1.57) 8 7/8 33 1/8 78 21.56
 
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