FBI’s Draft Board is assembled in an order that represents the overall draft value of each player; or in other words, where they “should” be drafted. It also offers an overview of each player which reveals the following: The overall grade, immediate grade, potential grade (15-100), height/weight, class, school, draft round, scheme fit, and extra notes.
Rank – 1. Trevor Lawrence – QB
Clemson
Overall 78.79
Immediate 70.76
Potential 88.6 Notes: His anticipation and precision at all levels of the field is elite for a college prospect. Accuracy showed to be inconsistent throughout his college career. Although he doesn’t have great agility he still has underrated speed.
Rank – 2. Zach Wilson – QB
BYU
Size 6'2 / 210 Class JR College BYU
Draft Value – 2nd OVR
Scheme Fit – Play Action/ Any
Overall 76.41
Immediate 69.49
Potential 84.49 Notes:
Rank – 3. Ja’Marr Chase – WR
LSU
Overall 79.45
Immediate 72.3
Potential 86.59 Notes: Has elite ability to change direction, but could still improve lateral quickness. Has rare ability to control his body at the catch point – un-coachable trait. Almost all of his catches came from perfect throws in college.
Rank – 4. Penei Sewell – OT
Oregon
Overall 76.7
Immediate 69.4
Potential 85.63 Notes:
Rank – 5. Justin Fields – QB
Ohio State
Overall 70.74
Immediate 63.93
Potential 79.07 Notes: Fields will Look stiff and unalert in the pocket at times. Never throws with anticipation and will stare down reads. He’s poor-man’s Cam Newton in regards to running ability
Rank – 6. Kyle Pitts – TE
Florida
Overall 78.35
Immediate 70.3
Potential 86.4 Notes: Pitts is the ultimate breed of modern TEs as he’s a better receiver than any other prospect besides Chase. Has serviceable blocking abilities espescially for his size.
Rank – 7. Trey Lance – QB
N Dakota St
Size 6'3 / 223 Class JR College NDSU
Draft Value – 1st RD
Scheme Fit – Play Action/ Any
Overall 70.27
Immediate 62.53
Potential 81.61 Notes: Has all of the tools and attributes required to be elite, but has not done anything to prove he can start. Undesirable throwing release, though has shown recent improvement.
Rank – 8. Patrick Surtain II – CB
Alabama
Size 6'2 / 207 Class JR College UA
Draft Value – Top Ten
Scheme Fit – Cover 3/ Any
Overall 76.95
Immediate 70.86
Potential 83.03 Notes:
Rank – 9. Micah Parsons – LB
LSU
Overall 76.99
Immediate 67.94
Potential 86.04 Notes:
Rank – 10. Jaylen Waddle – WR
Alabama
Size 5'10 / 182 Class JR College UA
Draft Value – 1st RD
Scheme Fit – Vertical/ Playmaker
Overall 75.36
Immediate 68.77
Potential 83.41 Notes: Size and play style may lead to frequent injuries; broken ankle in 2020. Has elite speed and world-class quickness.
Rank – 11. Rashawn Slater – OT
Northwestern
Overall 73.22
Immediate 66.41
Potential 79.61 Notes:
Rank – 12. Devonta Smith – WR
Alabama
Size 6'1 / 170 Class SR College UA
Draft Value – 1st RD
Scheme Fit – Vertical/ Pos.
Overall 75.75
Immediate 70.9
Potential 81.67 Notes:
Rank – 13. Mac Jones – QB
Alabama
Size 6'3 / 214 Class JR (RS) College UA
Draft Value – 1st RD
Scheme Fit – Any/ Pro
Overall 68.62
Immediate 64.4
Potential 72.84 Notes: Will be capable of having elite production with the proper surrounding core. Doesn’t excel in any particular area. Has ideal pocket sense for an NFL QB.
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