Overall Rankings2026 NFL DRAFT

#	Player	Pos	H/W/S	Weight	Height	40YD	AVG POS RANK	AVG OVR RANK	Rating	Summary
217	CB Toriano Pride Jr.	5-10 185lbs 4.32	CB	185lbs	5-10	4.32	63	270.8	81.0 MORE>>	Pride's best football came in his final season at Missouri, and the Combine backed up a lot of what the tape showed. The speed is real, the...
218	DT Bobby Jamison-Trav...	6-3 328lbs 5.25	DT	328lbs	6-3	5.25	68	283.7	81.0 MORE>>	Jamison-Travis makes his money on early downs, and the NFL role for him is pretty clear: rotational nose tackle in an odd-front or two-gap...
219	DT Landon Robinson	6-0 287lbs 4.87	DT	287lbs	6-0	4.87	50	200.5	80.9 MORE>>	Robinson's value at the next level hinges on scheme. He is a one-gap penetrator who wins with quickness off the ball and low pad level...
220	WR Chase Roberts	6-3 209lbs 4.64	WR	209lbs	6-3	4.64	42	226	80.9 MORE>>	Roberts is not going to separate from NFL corners the way he did in the Big 12. The combine confirmed that, and you can see it on tape...
221	CB Jadon Canady	5-10 181lbs 4.47	CB	181lbs	5-10	4.47	41	143.7	80.8 MORE>>	Canady's best football is going to be played in the slot. That much is clear after watching him at Oregon, where he thrived working...
222	DT Bryson Eason	6-2 323lbs 5.09	DT	323lbs	6-2	5.09	56	227.3	80.8 MORE>>	Eason's value at the next level is straightforward: he can eat blocks and keep linebackers clean in the run game. His low pad level...
223	WR Tyren Montgomery	6-1 185lbs 4.59	WR	185lbs	6-1	4.59	47	252.8	80.8 MORE>>	Montgomery is a tough evaluation because the tools and the tape pull you in different directions. You watch him go up over a corner on a...
224	TE Riley Nowakowski	6-2 250lbs 4.66	TE	250lbs	6-2	4.66	18	194.6	80.7 MORE>>	Nowakowski fits best as an H-back or move tight end in an offense that values versatility over positional purity. His blocking technique...
225	DE/ED Logan Fano	6-5 257lbs 4.59	DE/ED	257lbs	6-5	4.59	52	220.2	80.7 MORE>>	Making a 53-man roster is going to be a fight for Fano. He is a one-dimensional player at this stage: useful against the run, limited...
226	RB Kaelon Black	5-10 210lbs 4.45	RB	210lbs	5-10	4.45	16	203.3	80.6 MORE>>	Black's tape screams "reliable early-down grinder who won't lose you a game." He is the kind of back who picks up the hard four yards...
227	OG Jeremiah Wright	6-5 331lbs 5.40	OG	331lbs	6-5	5.40	34	136.7	80.3 MORE>>	Wright is a throwback guard in a league that is increasingly asking its interior linemen to do more in space. He brings a wrecking-ball...
228	CB Thaddeus Dixon	6-1 195lbs 4.46	CB	195lbs	6-1	4.46	54	207	80.2 MORE>>	Watch Dixon play and you'll see a corner who has earned everything he's gotten. His journey from overlooked recruit to All-Big Ten...

We've compared players post combine 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.

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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.