Overall Rankings2026 NFL DRAFT

#	Player	Pos	H/W/S	Weight	Height	40YD	AVG POS RANK	AVG OVR RANK	Rating	Summary
263	RB Desmond Reid	5-6 174lbs 4.58	RB	174lbs	5-6	4.58	25	262.8	79.0 MORE>>	Reid faces a tough roster math problem. At 5-6 and 174 pounds with injuries that cost him time in three of his four college seasons, he...
336	RB Trey Holly	5-7 192lbs 4.42	RB	192lbs	5-7	4.42	35	336	75.5 MORE>>	A balanced runner with good combination of wiggle and lower body strength. Possesses above average initial burst with natural explosion and...
401	RB Armoni Goodwin	5-8 195lbs 4.42	RB	195lbs	5-8	4.42	40	514	73.4 MORE>>	He’s capable as a receiver, a weapon on swing passes and in the screen game. Goodwin accelerates 0-to-60 and hits top speed fast enough to...
237	RB Noah Whittington	5-8 205lbs 4.41	RB	205lbs	5-8	4.41	30	289	80.0 MORE>>	Whittington is a tough evaluation because the good stuff on film is real, but you can only stretch it so far when projecting to the...
180	WR Aaron Anderson	5-8 191lbs 4.58	WR	191lbs	5-8	4.58	41	226	81.4 MORE>>	Anderson fits best as a slot receiver in a quick-tempo offense that gets the ball out early and lets its playmakers work in space. His...
96	RB Jonah Coleman	5-8 220lbs 4.50	RB	220lbs	5-8	4.50	5	88.6	84.7 MORE>>	Coleman is not going to test his way into a higher draft slot, and his game does not need him to. His vision between the tackles finds...
376	WR Caullin Lacy	5-9 183lbs 4.55	WR	183lbs	5-9	4.55	61	334.8	74.0 MORE>>	Caullin Lacy, a quintessential "mighty mite," brings game-breaking ability to the slot receiver position and return game. His elite...
303	S Ahmaad Moses	5-9 196lbs 4.60	S	196lbs	5-9	4.60	79	311.2	77.5 MORE>>	Moses enters the draft as a coverage-first safety whose instincts and ball skills mask some physical limitations. His ability to...
282	RB Jamal Haynes	5-9 190lbs 4.52	RB	190lbs	5-9	4.52	33	305.5	78.5 MORE>>	The receiving toolkit is what carries Haynes into draft conversations. His route work out of the backfield is clean, he separates against...
256	RB Robert Henry Jr.	5-9 196lbs 4.52	RB	196lbs	5-9	4.52	27	272.8	79.8 MORE>>	Henry fits best as a change-of-pace back in a zone-heavy rushing scheme. His cutback instincts and acceleration through the hole are...
255	RB Terion Stewart	5-9 222lbs 4.56	RB	222lbs	5-9	4.56	24	248.8	79.8 MORE>>	Stewart fits best as an early-down complement in a gap or power scheme. His compact build, contact balance, and ability to shed tacklers...
233	WR Kaden Wetjen	5-9 193lbs 4.47	WR	193lbs	5-9	4.47	39	211	80.0 MORE>>	Wetjen is walking into the league as one of the most accomplished return specialists in recent college football history, and that...

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We've compared players 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.