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Jonathan Allen, DE, Alabama (6-3, 291)
Allen returned to Tuscaloosa for his senior year despite earning first-team All-SEC honors (12 sacks) in 2015. His versatility as a three- or five-technique at the next level will make him a coveted prospect
Tim Williams, OLB, Alabama (6-4, 252) I play him ay MLB
Explosive. That's pretty much all you need to say about Williams, whose 10.5 sacks ranked second on the Tide behind Allen. He has elite get-off, plays with physicality, and will only add strength to his 252-pound frame.
Brad Kaaya, QB, Miami (Fla.) (6-4, 215)
This Los Angeles native improved in his second year as a starter for the Hurricanes. If this tall pocket passer's accuracy, poise and decision-making continue to ascend, the sky is the limit.
Jabrill Peppers, LB/S, Michigan (6-1, 205)
There's nothing Peppers can't do on a football field. He plays corner, safety, linebacker and nickel on defense. He's also a threat as a runner and receiver on offense, and can return kicks and punts effectively. It's going to be fun watching him excel in every fat of the game in 2016.
Desmond King, CB, Iowa (5-11, 200)
King ranked among the nation's leaders with eight interceptions in 2015, winning jump balls on the sideline, jumping passes coming his way, and closing hard at the last second to get a hand on a well-thrown pass. His willingness in run support and open-field tackling ability will win him fans among NFL scouts this season, as well.
Raekwon McMillan, ILB, Ohio State (6-2, 243)
The 2013 High School Butkus Award winner played with two excellent prospects in Darron Lee and Joshua Perry last season, but he's now "the man" in the Buckeyes' defense. He has the athleticism to be a force between the tackles.
I'd take any one of these guys in the first
Jonathan Allen, DE, Alabama (6-3, 291)
Allen returned to Tuscaloosa for his senior year despite earning first-team All-SEC honors (12 sacks) in 2015. His versatility as a three- or five-technique at the next level will make him a coveted prospect
Tim Williams, OLB, Alabama (6-4, 252) I play him ay MLB
Explosive. That's pretty much all you need to say about Williams, whose 10.5 sacks ranked second on the Tide behind Allen. He has elite get-off, plays with physicality, and will only add strength to his 252-pound frame.
Brad Kaaya, QB, Miami (Fla.) (6-4, 215)
This Los Angeles native improved in his second year as a starter for the Hurricanes. If this tall pocket passer's accuracy, poise and decision-making continue to ascend, the sky is the limit.
Jabrill Peppers, LB/S, Michigan (6-1, 205)
There's nothing Peppers can't do on a football field. He plays corner, safety, linebacker and nickel on defense. He's also a threat as a runner and receiver on offense, and can return kicks and punts effectively. It's going to be fun watching him excel in every fat of the game in 2016.
Desmond King, CB, Iowa (5-11, 200)
King ranked among the nation's leaders with eight interceptions in 2015, winning jump balls on the sideline, jumping passes coming his way, and closing hard at the last second to get a hand on a well-thrown pass. His willingness in run support and open-field tackling ability will win him fans among NFL scouts this season, as well.
Raekwon McMillan, ILB, Ohio State (6-2, 243)
The 2013 High School Butkus Award winner played with two excellent prospects in Darron Lee and Joshua Perry last season, but he's now "the man" in the Buckeyes' defense. He has the athleticism to be a force between the tackles.
I'd take any one of these guys in the first
