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Initial 2018 Top 32

Initial top 32 for the 2018 NFL Draft

Obviously this is subject to change and likely will move a ton in the next 3 months. Just some food for thought.


  1. Saquan Barkley, RB Penn State 
  2. Minkah Fitzpatrick, DB Alabama 
  3. Quenton Nelson, G Notre Dame 
  4. Sam Darnold, QB USC 
  5. Josh Rosen, QB UCLA 
  6. Bradley Chubb, DE NC State 
  7. Derwin James, S FSU 
  8. Josh Allen, QB Wyoming 
  9. Roquon Smith, LB Georgia 
  10. Tremain Edmunds, LB Virginia Tech 
  11. Orlando Brown, OT Oklahoma 
  12. Joshua Jackson, CB Iowa 
  13. Vita Vea, DT Washington 
  14. Mike McGlinchey, OT Notre Dame 
  15. Harold Landry, OLB Boston College 
  16. Calvin Ridley, WR Alabama 
  17. Denzel Ward, CB Ohio State 
  18. Derrius Guice, RB LSU 
  19. Da’Ron Payne, DT Alabama 
  20. Rashaan Evans, LB Alabama 
  21. Connor Williams, OT Texas 
  22. Maurice Hurst, DL Michigan 
  23. Harrison Phillips, DT Stanford 
  24. Billy Price, G/C Ohio State
  25. Mike Hughes, CB UCF
  26. Marcus Davenport, Edge UTSA
  27. Ronald Jones II, RB USC
  28. Baker Mayfield, QB Oklahoma
  29. Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, OLB Oklahoma
  30. Anthony Miller, WR Memphis
  31. James Washington, WR Oklahoma State
  32. Lamar Jackson, QB Louisville

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