Ty Hague's Blog

These are the guys I think are the most underrated or are going to provide the most value. I do this before the draft and it's not that these guys are the best players, but I think that where they're slated and projected to go is way too low. 1. Kerryon Johnson, RB Auburn He's projected to be a 4th round pick by most people. I think he's one of the top players in this draft and gave him a first round grade and my 22nd ranked player overall. I love this kid and think whoever gets him is getting a really good, versatile, dynamic player who never misses the hole. He's someone who can lead a team in rushing and make big plays consistently. My guy in this draft. 2. Dalton Schultz, TE Stanford Look I really think people don't understand the type of impact he can make. I think he projects as a capable receiver but he's a Dominant blocker. No there's nothing sexy about him, but I think he's a guy who plays in the league for 10 years. He's my 50th

OVERRATED PLAYERS: Jaire Alexander -  Scouts inc. 15 Gil Brandt 16 Daniel Jeremiah 16     My rating: 57 I gave the kid a solid 2nd round grade, I don’t hate him, I just take kids in the first because I think their elite and I think he projects as a quality number two corner or a really good slot corner. That’s not worth a 1. Austin Corbett -  Scouts inc. 35 Gil Brandt 62 Daniel Jeremiah 52 My rating: 116 I don’t get it at all. He might be a starter but some of these guys have him as a surefire second round pick and it’s mind boggling. Round 4-5 for me. Donte Jackson -  Scouts inc. 37 Gil Brandt 39 Daniel Jeremiah 33 My rating: 104 His tape isn’t that great. I get he’s super fast but there are a lot of fast people who don’t pan out. I think he’s a nickel corner but he doesn’t tackle well, is only 177 pounds and 5’10 and I don’t know if he can hold up from a durability standpoint. Just overvalued on speed.  Bake

Saquan Barkley, RB Penn State - 99 Tremaine Edmunds, LB Virginia Tech -95 Quenton Nelson, G Notre Dame - 94 Bradley Chubb, DE NC State - 93 Minkah Fitzpatrick, DB Alabama - 93 Sam Darnold, QB USC - 92 Josh Rosen, QB UCLA - 92 Derwin James, S Florida State - 92 Josh Allen, QB Wyoming - 90 Roquon Smith, LB Georgia - 90 Vita Vea, DT Washington - 88 Denzel Ward, CB Ohio State - 88 Da’Ron Payne, DT Alabama - 88 Harold Landry, OLB/DE Boston College - 87 Connor Williams, OT Texas - 87 Will Hernandez, G UTEP - 87 Justin Reid, S Stanford - 87 Isaiah Wynn, G Georgia - 87 Calvin Ridley, WR Alabama - 87 Derrius Guice, RB LSU - 87 Lamar Jackson, QB Louisville - 87 Kerryon Johnson, RB Auburn - 87 DJ Chark, WR LSU - 86 Billy Price, G/C Ohio State - 86 Dallas Goedert, TE South Dakota State - 86 Mike Gesicki, TE Penn State - 85 Sony Michel, RB Georgia - 85 Joshua Jackson, CB Iowa - 85 Taven Bryan, DT Florida - 85 Mike McGlinchey, OT Notre Dame - 84 Marcus Davenport,

These are my rankings and player profiles for the 2018 NFL Draft. How I rate people are as follows so people can understand what each of the value actually equates toward. 90-99 - An elite prospect who possesses rare of elite traits in most categories and their faults are limited. At least a high quality starter as a floor, and should go in the top half of the first round. 84-89 - A very good prospect who grades out to be a high end starter, and could make a pro-bowl or two. They lack one or two traits to limit their upside as a top NFL player. These guys are players who you can make a case for being taken in the first round of almost any NFL draft. 75-83 - Good players who should be very key role players in a niche or solid starters. They typically lack an elite trait or have a few deficiencies. These are players who could be taken in rounds 2&3 or top half of the 4th. 68-74 - Role players and developmental players who typically come associated with higher than normal ris