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Tajh Boyd, QB, Clemson

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Arguably the best quarterback in school history, Boyd has rewritten the Tigers’ record book as a passer and could sneak his way into the first round due to his big arm and outstanding athleticism.

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Derek Carr, QB, Fresno State

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The brother of former No. 1 overall pick David Carr, the Bulldogs gunslinger has skyrocketed up draft boards with a big senior season. He’s shattered his brother’s records and should continue to shine.

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Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia (Injured)

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One of the most consistent, accurate quarterbacks of the 2014 class. Murray was seen as a second-round prospect before an ACL tear brought his senior season to an unfortunate end.

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Antonio Andrews, RB, Western Kentucky

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An extremely productive player, Andrews has carried the Hilltoppers’ offense since taking over as their starter. His receiving abilities will make him an intriguing option for NFL teams looking for depth.

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Jared Abbrederis, WR, Wisconsin

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A sparkplug with reliable hands and remarkable return abilities, Abbrederis has spent his entire career shredding Big 10 defenses. A former walk-on, the Badgers receiver has no trouble with productivity.

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Kain Colter, WR, Northwestern

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An extremely athletic playmaker who spent time at quarterback and receiver for the Wildcats, Colter could find a spot in the NFL as an “OW” due to his big-play ability and nose for the endzone.

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Ryan Grant, WR, Tulane

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Since landing at Tulane, Grant has been as consistent as a college team could ask for. He puts up reliable numbers with impressive technique and soft hands, both things that will translate well in the NFL.

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Robert Herron, WR, Wyoming

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A speedster with the ability to stretch the field early and often, Herron shows outstanding route running and awareness on the field. He’s a productive part of the Cowboys’ offense and their No. 1 playmaker.

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Cody Hoffman, WR, BYU

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Hoffman headed into the 2013 season as one of the top receivers in the nation, but was slowed by injuries early on. Still, the physical tools are there for the BYU pass-catcher to shine at the next level.

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Jordan Matthews, WR, Vanderbilt

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One of the most productive receivers in SEC history, Matthews has stood out on a team limited in the talent department. The Commodore makes his teammates better with a great work ethic and passion.

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C.J. Fiedorowicz, TE, Iowa

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A well-rounded tight end with plenty of size and athleticism, Fiedorowicz has proven himself to be a reliable weapon for the Hawkeyes. His blocking ability will definitely lift him above other tight ends.

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Arthur Lynch, TE, Georgia

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Another well-rounded tight end who can make a big impact as a receiver and blocker, Lynch has led the way for some of the best running backs in the nation and an NFL-bound quarterback.

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Joel Bitonio, OT, Nevada

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A three-year starter for the Wolfpack, Bitonio has worked his way up draft boards this season after being named Honorable Mention All-Mountain West as a junior.

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Jack Mewhort, OT, Ohio State

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Possessing plenty of versatility, Mewhort moved all around the offensive line in Columbus. His skill set fits best at right tackle, where his awareness and strength will help him pave holes in the run game.

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Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia

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Standing out due to his intimidating size (6’6’’, 325 pounds), Moses has the well-rounded game to play in the NFL. While he isn’t overly athletic, his technique and awareness make him a great prospect.

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Jon Halapio, G, Florida

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A big, powerful guard with a thick frame, Halapio is a bulldozer in the ground game. He still needs work as a pass protector, but will be a huge help for a team that likes to run the ball early and often.

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Weston Richburg, C, Colorado State

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A starter since he joined the Rams, Richburg plays with plenty of power and strength. He excels at getting defenders on the ground and should do more of the same at the next level.

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Travis Swanson, C, Arkansas

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Swanson has been a starter for the Razorbacks since he first stepped on to campus, and he hasn’t disappointed. He’s an outstanding pass blocker who uses technique to keep his quarterback clean.

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Jeremiah Attaochu, DE/OLB, Georgia Tech

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A defensive end who could transition to outside linebacker in the NFL, Attaochu excels at getting after the quarterback. A strong showing this season has turned the heads of scouts around the country.

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Chris Smith, DE, Arkansas

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A tenacious player who makes a difference because of his high motor, Smith excels at pressuring passers and notching sacks. His size will be a concern in the NFL, but the passion is evident in his play.

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Caraun Reid, DT, Princeton

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The first sub-FBS player to accept an invite, Reid has spent his entire career at Princeton dominating lesser competition. This will be his first opportunity to prove he’s more than a big fish in a small pond.

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Brent Urban, DT, Virginia

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Having already been drafted into the CFL, Urban is obviously considered a pro-caliber talent. Injuries have hindered his senior season, but his disruptiveness can’t be ignored.

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Chris Borland, ILB, Wisconsin

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One of the top inside linebackers in the 2014 class, Borland has seen his stock sore this season with consistent play and outstanding tackling. Solid pass rushing and coverage skills make him a top prospect.

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Darqueze Dennard, CB, Michigan State

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It’s not very often you find a cornerback as determined as Dennard. The Spartan plays with a relentless motor and never shies away from contact. A Top 20 talent who should go in the first round in May.

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Kyle Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech

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Despite an injury-filled college career, Fuller has the ability to be a shutdown cornerback in the NFL. He’s physical, tenacious and one of the best run-defending cornerbacks in the 2014 class.

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Keith McGill, CB, Utah

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Injuries will be an issue moving forward after missing all of 2012, but his coverage skills definitely shine through. If he can stay healthy, McGill will entice teams with his consistency out on the edge.

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Jaylen Watkins, CB, Florida

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A part of Florida’s three-headed monster at cornerback, Watkins is one of the best tackling cornerbacks in the country. While he might not be a first-round talent, he has the skills to be a solid nickel back.

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Terrence Brooks, FS, Florida State

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While far from a finished product, Brooks has excelled for the Seminoles this season as a part of their outstanding secondary. The physical tools are there for him to develop into an NFL talent.

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Jimmie Ward, SS, Northern Illinois

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A very productive player for an often-ignored school, Ward has spent his entire career racking up big plays for the Huskies. His play has finally earned him national attention, especially from the NFL.

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Chris Boswell, K, Rice

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While he doesn’t possess the most accuracy in the nation, Boswell stands out because of his strong long – 13 career kicks of 50+ yards.

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Kirby Van Der Kamp, P, Iowa State

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One of the most reliable punters in the nation, Van Der Kamp has averaged 42.8 yards per punt throughout his career while consistently putting the ball inside the opponent’s 20.


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