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SAF TYREE GILLESPIE, MISSOURI TIGERS
Gillespie is one of several notable prospects on the Missouri defense, and the hype train appears to be poised to leave the station. Gillespie has accepted his invitation to the 2021 Senior Bowl and has been a physical presence for the Tigers on the back end. In a year in which the safety group is wide open for risers to claim valuable draft stock, this is a player who we should anticipate hearing teams like thanks to his physical play and the opportunities he'll be afforded throughout the process.
WR DAZZ NEWSOME, NORTH CAROLINA TAR HEELS
OT TEVEN JENKINS, OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS*
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Spent the last few weeks studying OL for 2021 NFL Draft. Here’s my top 5 so far—<br>1) Rashawn Slater (Northwestern)<br>2) Penei Sewell (Oregon)<br>3) Alijah Vera-Tucker (USC)<br>4) Christian Darrisaw (Virginia Tech)<br>5) Teven Jenkins (Oklahoma St)</p>— Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) <a href="">November 28, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
TE JAKE FERGUSON, WISCONSIN BADGERS
The 2021 tight end class has a real heavyweight in the class thanks to Florida's Kyle Pitts and fellow tight ends Pat Freiermuth and Brevin Jordan have received first-round buzz at some point. But Ferguson sure looks the part of an NFL tight end with his blend of receiving skills and blocking ability. Is he a star in any singular area? No. But Ferguson has, in just three games for the Badgers this season, logged 18 receptions, 181 yards and four touchdowns. He's been a much bigger part of the offense as Wisconsin looks to pivot to life without Jonathan Taylor in their backfield and as a result he's showing more of his ceiling as a pass-catcher.
Gillespie is one of several notable prospects on the Missouri defense, and the hype train appears to be poised to leave the station. Gillespie has accepted his invitation to the 2021 Senior Bowl and has been a physical presence for the Tigers on the back end. In a year in which the safety group is wide open for risers to claim valuable draft stock, this is a player who we should anticipate hearing teams like thanks to his physical play and the opportunities he'll be afforded throughout the process.
WR DAZZ NEWSOME, NORTH CAROLINA TAR HEELS
OT TEVEN JENKINS, OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS*
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Spent the last few weeks studying OL for 2021 NFL Draft. Here’s my top 5 so far—<br>1) Rashawn Slater (Northwestern)<br>2) Penei Sewell (Oregon)<br>3) Alijah Vera-Tucker (USC)<br>4) Christian Darrisaw (Virginia Tech)<br>5) Teven Jenkins (Oklahoma St)</p>— Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) <a href="">November 28, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
TE JAKE FERGUSON, WISCONSIN BADGERS
The 2021 tight end class has a real heavyweight in the class thanks to Florida's Kyle Pitts and fellow tight ends Pat Freiermuth and Brevin Jordan have received first-round buzz at some point. But Ferguson sure looks the part of an NFL tight end with his blend of receiving skills and blocking ability. Is he a star in any singular area? No. But Ferguson has, in just three games for the Badgers this season, logged 18 receptions, 181 yards and four touchdowns. He's been a much bigger part of the offense as Wisconsin looks to pivot to life without Jonathan Taylor in their backfield and as a result he's showing more of his ceiling as a pass-catcher.
