Best remaining prospects available in the 2021 NFL Draft Published: Apr 29, 2021 at 08:26 PM Copied!
The Jacksonville Jaguars opened Round 1 of the 2021 NFL Draft by picking Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence at No. 1 overall. With the draft well underway, here s a list of the best remaining prospects from NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah s Top 150 prospect rankings. (Number by player s name indicates Jeremiah s original ranking.)
BEST REMAINING DRAFT PROSPECTS Notre Dame · LB · Junior (RS)
Owusu-Koramoah starred as an athletic hybrid defender for the Fighting Irish. He can play Will linebacker, safety or even cover in the slot. He s very fluid and twitchy to mirror tight ends, backs or slot receivers. He s very aware as a zone dropper and he s an explosive blitzer off the edge. He is quick to key/read before dipping under blocks on the front side against the run. He flashes the ability to use his length
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Mond was a winner for the Aggies, with elite athletic ability. His passing accuracy is in question, though he did improve to 63% last season.
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Using Pro Football Network’s simulator, I went with Stanford offensive tackle Walker Little in the second round and Oklahoma State receiver Tylan Wallace in the third round.
Little is quite the man of mystery, having missed most of his 2019 season with a knee injury and opting out of the 2020 season. The good with Little is he has first-round talent, a scout said. The bad is, with a two-year layoff, can he get himself ready to potentially play in Week 1 if All-Pro left tackle David Bakhtiari isn’t fully healthy? Also considered: Ohio State linebacker Pete Werner but offensive line seems like such a huge need.