Worst 100 NFL Players 2026
These are the lowest PlayerMeter scores among eligible active NFL players. This is a ranking of community ratings, not a definitive judgment of ability: role, opportunity and the number of submitted ratings all matter when reading the results.
100 of up to 100 qualifying players · Updated Oct 8, 2026.
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#1
Devin Moore
18/100- College
- Florida
- Jersey
- 29
- Height (in)
- 75
- Weight (lb)
- 198
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in fourth round out of Florida in 2026.
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Moore is included because of the database-active flag, while public reporting makes clear that his short-term job is recovery. A successful return can put him back into a shallow five-corner group later in the season.
Strengths: Young corner depth and a defined return path.
Weaknesses: Injured-reserve designation postpones immediate contribution.
#2
Gunner Olszewski
19/100- College
- Bemidji State
- Jersey
- 80
- Height (in)
- 72
- Weight (lb)
- 190
- Experience (years)
- 8
Led NFL in punt return yards in 2020.
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Olszewski's current Giants story is dictated by the season-ending injury that changed the team's receiver plans. The database flag requires his entry, but it would be inaccurate to present him as part of the active 2026 rotation. Recovery, not a role forecast, is the proper focus.
Strengths: Return-game background and experience in specialized roles when healthy.
Weaknesses: A season-ending injury removes current availability, and he is not in the active five-receiver group. Any football projection must wait on recovery and a future roster opportunity.
#3
Cole Burgess
20/100- College
- SUNY Cortland
- Jersey
- 85
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 192
- Experience (years)
- 1
Was signed by the Bengals as a UDFA in 2024.
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Burgess is a depth-development report, not a claim to a current initial-53 role. The database assignment is the roster authority here; the next football step is earning another look through precision, physicality and special teams.
Strengths: Camp and rookie-minicamp exposure provide a developmental foundation and a chance to build on receiver fundamentals.
Weaknesses: The current initial-53 reporting does not list him, and Pittsburgh's top-six depth makes near-term offensive snaps unlikely.
#4
Jalen Hurd
20/100- College
- Baylor
- Jersey
- 13
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 230
- Experience (years)
- 4
2016 Outback Bowl MVP.
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Hurd is database-active depth in a receiver room publicly described as loaded. The realistic evaluation is about readiness and practice value until a changing roster creates a path, not manufacturing a role the available reporting does not support.
Strengths: Active database membership and a position where injuries can rapidly change opportunity.
Weaknesses: No public evidence of a present role within the six-receiver initial group.
#5
Justin Pickett
20/100- College
- Duke
- Jersey
- 77
- Height (in)
- 79
- Weight (lb)
- 317
- Experience (years)
- 0
Team captain at Duke in fourth and fifth seasons.
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Pickett is a developmental interior lineman who got useful camp exposure before injury interrupted the process. He needs a healthy reset and more strength development to earn another meaningful NFL look.
Strengths: Young guard development, initial camp depth-chart placement and size potential.
Weaknesses: Injury interruption and no established NFL production.
#6
Cole Turner
20/100- College
- Nevada
- Jersey
- 87
- Height (in)
- 78
- Weight (lb)
- 240
- Experience (years)
- 3
Given name is Nicolas.
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Turner is included because Miami's database still marks him active, while the official transaction report records a waived/injured move. His near-term outlook centers on health and recovery rather than forcing a current on-field role.
Strengths: Prior NFL game experience and receiving background.
Weaknesses: Waived/injured status creates an immediate availability hurdle.
#7
Matt Henningsen
22/100- College
- Wisconsin
- Jersey
- 91
- Height (in)
- 75
- Weight (lb)
- 291
- Experience (years)
- 4
Known to be huge Dungeons & Dragons player.
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Henningsen has done the quiet rotational work before, but this is a tough availability chapter. The useful trait here is his prior Denver experience; getting healthy is the immediate priority.
Strengths: Prior NFL game experience, defensive-line depth and familiarity with Denver.
Weaknesses: Currently unavailable and has missed substantial recent time.
#8
Rene Konga
22/100- College
- Louisville
- Jersey
- 95
- Height (in)
- 75
- Weight (lb)
- 298
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in 2026 CFL Draft.
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Konga is a database-active interior reserve. The short version is honest: stay prepared, add physical practice and special-teams value, and prove he can execute the details if the front needs depth.
Strengths: Active depth status and developmental front-seven opportunity.
Weaknesses: No public evidence of a prominent immediate defensive role.
#9
Jimmy Rolder
22/100- College
- Michigan
- Jersey
- 41
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 238
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in fourth round by Lions in 2026.
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Rolder is a developmental linebacker who needs reps and special-teams work to build his role. The effort is there; the NFL details are the next challenge.
Strengths: Young athleticism, effort and special-teams potential offer a workable developmental profile.
Weaknesses: He has no meaningful NFL sample and must improve processing and block shedding before expanded defensive work.
#10
Jordan Turner
22/100- College
- Michigan State
- Jersey
- 55
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 231
- Experience (years)
- 2
Undrafted out of Michigan State in 2025.
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Turner is still in the early stage where every active-roster game and special-teams rep matters. Seven appearances in 2025 showed Denver was comfortable bringing him along, but a three is the responsible rating until the defensive sample grows. His job is to be assignment-sure and physical enough to become the next linebacker the staff trusts when depth is needed.
Strengths: He has NFL active-roster exposure, a solid inside-linebacker build and a clear special-teams development path. Turner has begun to earn organizational trust through elevations and limited game action.
Weaknesses: He has only seven career games and no established defensive role. Processing, coverage responsibility and block shedding remain largely untested against a meaningful NFL snap volume.
#11
Tariq Castro-Fields
23/100- College
- Penn State
- Jersey
- 41
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 197
- Experience (years)
- 3
Sixth round pick out of Penn State in 2022.
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Castro-Fields is database-active corner depth despite not appearing in the club's public initial 53. The meaningful evaluation is readiness: stay prepared for a changing roster and make special-teams or injury-replacement chances count.
Strengths: Active database membership and cornerback depth potential.
Weaknesses: No public indication of a current prominent active-roster role.
#12
Nick Gargiulo
23/100- College
- South Carolina
- Jersey
- 66
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 310
- Experience (years)
- 2
Spent first four years of college at Yale.
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Gargiulo is still a developmental interior player whose availability has been the big obstacle. There is room to grow once healthy, but he needs real NFL snaps before the scouting report can get bolder.
Strengths: Interior-line developmental profile, youth, team familiarity and persistence through rehab.
Weaknesses: Knee-related availability concerns, no regular-season game experience and a crowded depth chart.
#13
DeAngelo Malone
24/100- College
- Western Kentucky
- Jersey
- 50
- Height (in)
- 75
- Weight (lb)
- 235
- Experience (years)
- 5
Cousin, Justin Shaffer, was also drafted by Falcons in 2022.
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Malone is database-active but begins the year on PUP, making recovery the central storyline. A return could add depth to Atlanta's flexible front, but the early season cannot count on his availability.
Strengths: Front-seven depth and possible eventual return path.
Weaknesses: PUP designation postpones on-field contribution and role development.
#14
Brock Rechsteiner
24/100- College
- Jacksonville State
- Jersey
- 89
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 225
- Experience (years)
- 0
Joined WWE's Next In Line program while at Jacksonville State.
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Rechsteiner is a long-term depth note, not a current rotation prediction. The authoritative database has him active, but the club’s latest transaction report puts him on the suspended reserve list; availability must be resolved before football evaluation can expand.
Strengths: Young developmental profile and a database-active organizational foothold once he is eligible to participate.
Weaknesses: Suspended-reserve status prevents a near-term role, and there is no current published evidence for projecting offensive volume.
#15
Jackson Woodard
24/100- College
- UNLV
- Jersey
- 42
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 230
- Experience (years)
- 1
Walked on at Arkansas.
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Woodard is database-active depth with a developmental job in a new scheme. The report is necessarily brief: master special teams, be assignment-sound, and make the staff comfortable using him if injuries alter the linebacker rotation.
Strengths: Active roster membership and developmental special-teams opportunity.
Weaknesses: No documented prominent current defensive role.
#16
Princeton Fant
27/100- College
- Tennessee
- Jersey
- 85
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 245
- Experience (years)
- 2
Cousin, Noah, is also an NFL TE.
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Fant had quietly carved out a role as a developmental tight end behind Jake Ferguson since arriving as an undrafted free agent out of Tennessee, but a torn ACL and partial MCL in training camp wiped out his entire 2026 season. There is nothing to evaluate on the field this year beyond the long rehab ahead of him.
Strengths: Years of familiarity with the Cowboys' offense and coaching staff give him a foundation to build on once healthy.
Weaknesses: A season-ending ACL/MCL injury means zero 2026 game action and an uncertain path back onto the roster.
#17
Caleb Lohner
27/100- College
- Utah
- Jersey
- 84
- Height (in)
- 79
- Weight (lb)
- 250
- Experience (years)
- 1
Spent time at BYU, Baylor and Utah in college.
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Lohner is pure projection in the best sense: the physical tools and ball skills are obvious, but football reps are the currency he still needs. Injury recovery delays that process, not the upside.
Strengths: Size, athleticism, ball skills, basketball background and developmental upside.
Weaknesses: Very inexperienced football player and currently unavailable on injured reserve.
#18
Irv Charles
28/100- College
- IU Pennsylvania
- Jersey
- 85
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 219
- Experience (years)
- 4
Wore #15 in HS as a tribute to Brandon Marshall.
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Charles is an in-scope database-active depth player, but the current club reporting does not put him on the initial 53. His best route to value is special teams and being ready if Seattle needs receiver depth.
Strengths: Added specifically as receiver depth, with a path to help through effort, special teams and readiness.
Weaknesses: Not named on the initial 53 and buried behind one of the NFL's deepest established receiver groups.
#19
Devon Marshall
28/100- College
- NC State
- Jersey
- 40
- Height (in)
- 71
- Weight (lb)
- 200
- Experience (years)
- 0
Signed with Jaguars as a UDFA in 2026.
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Marshall is a developmental corner trying to turn athletic tools into repeatable NFL technique. The immediate contribution is special teams and disciplined practice work while he grows into the coverage details.
Strengths: Young athletic depth, competitive opportunity and special-teams utility offer a reasonable developmental foundation.
Weaknesses: He lacks regular-season NFL experience and needs sharper route recognition and ball skills to climb the secondary.
#20
Dante Trader Jr.
28/100- College
- Maryland
- Jersey
- 11
- Height (in)
- 71
- Weight (lb)
- 202
- Experience (years)
- 2
Drafted in fifth round by Dolphins in 2025.
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Trader is developmental safety depth in a secondary that wants more physicality and structure. He can help himself most by becoming a reliable special-teamer and showing he can communicate cleanly in the new system.
Strengths: Young back-end depth and development in a specialized coaching environment.
Weaknesses: No established current role ahead of Miami's more experienced defensive backs.
#21
Keith Abney II
29/100- College
- Arizona State
- Jersey
- 6
- Height (in)
- 69
- Weight (lb)
- 187
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in fifth round by Lions in 2026.
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Abney is a developmental corner at the start of his pro climb. The goal is to show enough speed, competitiveness and teams value to keep earning chances.
Strengths: Young athletic profile, special-teams potential and developmental cornerback versatility offer a path forward.
Weaknesses: He lacks NFL experience and must improve coverage recognition and technical consistency against pro receivers.
#22
Channing Canada
29/100- College
- TCU
- Jersey
- 29
- Height (in)
- 71
- Weight (lb)
- 190
- Experience (years)
- 0
Signed with Patriots as a UDFA in 2026.
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Canada earned a spot because his coverage stickiness and special-teams projection give him a usable niche. He is not a finished product, but the nickel/gunner combination is a real way for an undrafted corner to stick.
Strengths: Sticky coverage traits, slot potential and gunner upside.
Weaknesses: Late-camp fade and a crowded depth chart make the weekly role precarious.
#23
Garrett DiGiorgio
29/100- College
- UCLA
- Jersey
- 74
- Height (in)
- 79
- Weight (lb)
- 320
- Experience (years)
- 0
Undrafted out of UCLA.
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DiGiorgio is developmental tackle depth whose first job is getting healthy and building pro technique. His route to a future role runs through practice reliability and positional flexibility.
Strengths: Young tackle frame, developmental opportunity and versatility provide a foundation for patient line development.
Weaknesses: Injury context and no NFL game résumé leave his readiness and pass-protection consistency unproven.
#24
Parker Hughes
29/100- College
- Middle Tennessee
- Jersey
- 53
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 228
- Experience (years)
- 0
Taken with 240th pick by Jaguars in 2026.
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Hughes is a rookie project with time to learn the pro game while he recovers. His first goal is to turn college instincts into reliable special-teams and coverage responsibilities.
Strengths: Drafted development status, linebacker athleticism and special-teams opportunity give him a credible future pathway.
Weaknesses: Injury status and no NFL sample mean his readiness, coverage polish and ability to take on blocks remain unproven.
#25
Jaylen Reed
29/100- College
- Penn State
- Jersey
- 23
- Height (in)
- 72
- Weight (lb)
- 212
- Experience (years)
- 2
Draft in the sixth round by the Texans in 2025.
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Reed is database-active safety depth in a room led by Byard and Woodson. The near-term assignment is being clean and available in coverage and on teams if injuries force the Patriots to reach into the reserve group.
Strengths: Active depth status and opportunity to contribute in a secondary that values versatility.
Weaknesses: No public evidence of a prominent current role behind the established starters.
#26
Trey Sermon
29/100- College
- Ohio State
- Jersey
- 44
- Height (in)
- 72
- Weight (lb)
- 215
- Experience (years)
- 5
Was a third-round pick of the Niners in 2021.
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Sermon is included because the Falcons database keeps him active, but the public transaction record places him on injured reserve. The near-term evaluation is health and recovery, not a claim to the crowded active backfield.
Strengths: Running-back depth and potential eventual return path.
Weaknesses: Reserve/injured designation eliminates immediate contribution.
#27
Wesley Bailey
30/100- College
- Louisville
- Jersey
- 47
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 265
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted 19th overall in 2026 CFL Draft.
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Bailey is a developmental edge who needs to turn athletic traits into a real rush plan. His best short-term route is special teams and high-effort rotational snaps behind proven players.
Strengths: Edge athleticism, developmental upside and special-teams opportunity.
Weaknesses: Raw pass-rush technique and limited established NFL production.
#28
Johnathan Baldwin II
30/100- College
- UNLV
- Jersey
- 37
- Height (in)
- 72
- Weight (lb)
- 190
- Experience (years)
- 1
Undrafted out of UNLV in 2025.
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Baldwin is still a projection: a young safety with traits worth developing, but no settled NFL résumé yet. Recovering and re-establishing availability are the first priorities.
Strengths: Youth, defensive-back athleticism and developmental upside.
Weaknesses: Injury setback and very limited NFL regular-season proof.
#29
Gavin Bartholomew
30/100- College
- Pittsburgh
- Jersey
- 86
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 249
- Experience (years)
- 2
Caught 28 balls for 326 yards and four TDs as a true freshman at Pitt.
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A young tight end with a balanced profile built around reliable all-around work. Blocking effort, route discipline and dependable hands. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Blocking effort, route discipline and dependable hands.
Weaknesses: Needs to create more separation before earning a larger passing-game role.
#30
Tyler Batty
30/100- College
- BYU
- Jersey
- 92
- Height (in)
- 78
- Weight (lb)
- 271
- Experience (years)
- 2
Undrafted out of BYU in 2025.
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A young edge player whose effort and special-teams work create a developmental path. Motor, pursuit and willingness to chase plays down. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Motor, pursuit and willingness to chase plays down.
Weaknesses: Needs more strength, bend and a finished pass-rush plan.
#31
Austin Brinkman
30/100- College
- West Virginia
- Jersey
- 40
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 241
- Experience (years)
- 2
Undrafted out of West Virginia in 2025.
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A developmental specialist competing for the trust that comes with every hidden-yardage snap. Clean mechanics, repeatable operation and willingness to cover. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Clean mechanics, repeatable operation and willingness to cover.
Weaknesses: Must turn limited opportunities into flawless snap-to-kick consistency.
#32
Kendell Brooks
30/100- College
- Michigan State
- Jersey
- 30
- Height (in)
- 72
- Weight (lb)
- 206
- Experience (years)
- 2
Undrafted out of Michigan State in 2023.
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Brooks needs to make every camp and practice snap count because the safety room has established options. Special teams, tackling and communication are the quickest ways for him to show value.
Strengths: Youth, athletic potential and special-teams development opportunity.
Weaknesses: Limited NFL résumé and a difficult path through the safety depth chart.
#33
Chaz Chambliss
30/100- College
- Georgia
- Jersey
- 32
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 244
- Experience (years)
- 2
Won two CFP National Championships at Georgia.
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A Georgia edge defender with an active motor and useful pressure instincts. Pursuit, hand activity and an aggressive pass-rush mentality. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Pursuit, hand activity and an aggressive pass-rush mentality.
Weaknesses: Must add strength to hold the edge against NFL tackles.
#34
Demond Claiborne
30/100- College
- Wake Forest
- Jersey
- 21
- Height (in)
- 70
- Weight (lb)
- 188
- Experience (years)
- 0
Was a sixth-round pick of the Vikings in 2026.
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Demond Claiborne is a defensive tackle whose value comes from turning preparation into dependable snaps. The role may be prominent or developmental, but the tape standard is the same: play fast, stay disciplined and make the unit more reliable when the opportunity arrives.
Strengths: Strength at the point of attack and run-game disruption.
Weaknesses: Pass-rush production and snap-to-snap consistency.
#35
Bud Clark
30/100- College
- TCU
- Jersey
- 9
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 188
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in second round by Seattle in 2026.
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Clark needs to make his opportunity through special teams and sound safety fundamentals. Athletic ability can get him noticed, but communication and tackling consistency determine whether he stays on the field.
Strengths: Athletic potential, youth and special-teams development opportunity.
Weaknesses: Limited NFL résumé and a difficult safety depth-chart path.
#36
Chris Collier
30/100- College
- Lock Haven
- Jersey
- 33
- Height (in)
- 70
- Weight (lb)
- 203
- Experience (years)
- 2
Started his college career at Nassau CC.
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Collier is a developmental player whose route to a bigger role starts with getting healthy and showing up on special teams. There is still value in keeping a young back with something to prove around the program.
Strengths: Youth, compact build and developmental upside give him a foundation to compete for future depth work.
Weaknesses: Reserve/injured status and a lack of meaningful NFL production leave his role highly uncertain until he returns to the field.
#37
Enrique Cruz Jr.
30/100- College
- Kansas
- Jersey
- 69
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 313
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted by San Francisco in the fifth round in 2026.
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Enrique Cruz is a tackle whose value comes from turning preparation into dependable snaps. The role may be prominent or developmental, but the tape standard is the same: play fast, stay disciplined and make the unit more reliable when the opportunity arrives.
Strengths: Length, footwork and edge-protection potential.
Weaknesses: Consistent technique against speed rushers.
#38
Charles Demmings
30/100- College
- Stephen F. Austin
- Jersey
- 20
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 193
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in fifth round by Vikings in 2026.
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A young defensive back fighting to convert athletic traits into dependable depth value. Competitive effort, movement skills and special-teams opportunity. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Competitive effort, movement skills and special-teams opportunity.
Weaknesses: Needs more NFL game experience and sharper route anticipation.
#39
Matt Dickerson
30/100- College
- UCLA
- Jersey
- 93
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 300
- Experience (years)
- 6
Undrafted out of UCLA in 2018.
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Dickerson is a practical trench reserve: sturdy, experienced and useful when the front needs a grown-up run-defense snap. He will not dominate a game, but he can keep a rotation from softening.
Strengths: Veteran experience, interior toughness and early-down run-defense utility make him credible rotational depth.
Weaknesses: His pass-rush production is limited, and he does not offer the lateral range of Jacksonville's more athletic front pieces.
#40
Levi Drake Rodriguez
30/100- College
- East Texas A&M
- Jersey
- 50
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 307
- Experience (years)
- 3
Began college career at Nelson University.
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An energetic interior defender who flashes quickness and effort through the whistle. Motor, initial quickness and disruptive pursuit. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Motor, initial quickness and disruptive pursuit.
Weaknesses: Needs a stronger anchor and more reliable counter moves.
#41
Milo Eifler
30/100- College
- Illinois
- Jersey
- 45
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 225
- Experience (years)
- 3
Undrafted out of Illinois in 2021.
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Eifler must build his NFL case on effort, tackling and special teams before expecting a large defensive workload. He has to become more dependable in coverage to gain traction in this linebacker room.
Strengths: Physicality, tackling willingness and special-teams opportunity.
Weaknesses: Limited NFL résumé and a crowded path to defensive snaps.
#42
Jaylan Ford
30/100- College
- Texas
- Jersey
- 53
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 240
- Experience (years)
- 3
Drafted in fifth round out of Texas in 2024.
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Ford is a young linebacker whose path is built on preparation and special teams before bigger defensive snaps arrive. He has to show he can cover space, not just tackle downhill.
Strengths: Young instincts, tackling willingness and developmental upside.
Weaknesses: Crowded linebacker room and unproven NFL coverage ability.
#43
Jake Golday
30/100- College
- Cincinnati
- Jersey
- 41
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 240
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in second round by Vikings in 2026.
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A young linebacker with a physical college background and developmental upside. Tackling temperament, effort and special-teams potential. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Tackling temperament, effort and special-teams potential.
Weaknesses: Needs to speed up coverage reads and prove he can beat NFL blocks.
#44
Kapena Gushiken
30/100- College
- Ole Miss
- Jersey
- 34
- Height (in)
- 69
- Weight (lb)
- 189
- Experience (years)
- 0
Undrafted out of Ole Miss in 2026.
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Gushiken is a quick-reaction rookie whose preseason tackling gave him a path onto an NFL roster. At his size, he has to win with competitiveness, technique and special-teams usefulness.
Strengths: Active tackling tape, rookie urgency and quickness for inside coverage.
Weaknesses: Undersized frame and no regular-season NFL body of work yet.
#45
Sam Hagen
30/100- College
- South Dakota State
- Jersey
- 76
- Height (in)
- 78
- Weight (lb)
- 320
- Experience (years)
- 0
Undrafted out of South Dakota State in 2026.
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Hagen has to earn his chances through flexibility and detailed practice work in a competitive line room. His goal is becoming trustworthy at multiple spots before expecting meaningful offensive snaps.
Strengths: Developmental versatility, youth and interior-line depth potential.
Weaknesses: Limited established NFL experience and difficult roster competition.
#46
Daequan Hardy
30/100- College
- Penn State
- Jersey
- 31
- Height (in)
- 69
- Weight (lb)
- 178
- Experience (years)
- 1
Drafted in sixth round out of Penn State in 2024.
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Hardy has the kind of versatility that can matter on special teams and in subpackages. He needs more consistency in coverage technique to turn those athletic traits into a stable NFL role.
Strengths: Athletic versatility, return potential and special-teams opportunity.
Weaknesses: Limited defensive production and a very crowded secondary.
#47
Jaylen Harrell
30/100- College
- Michigan
- Jersey
- 92
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 247
- Experience (years)
- 3
Won 2023 CFP National Championship at Michigan.
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Harrell is a developmental edge who needs to make his motor and length matter on special teams before bigger defensive snaps follow. A more refined pass-rush repertoire is the next essential step.
Strengths: Edge traits, youth, motor and special-teams potential.
Weaknesses: Crowded rush rotation and unproven NFL pass-rush production.
#48
Eli Heidenreich
30/100- College
- Navy
- Jersey
- 29
- Height (in)
- 72
- Weight (lb)
- 198
- Experience (years)
- 0
Was drafted with the 230th pick by the Steelers in 2026.
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Heidenreich made the team because he can do a little of everything and help on special teams. The rookie needs to become more defined at one offensive role, but versatility got his foot in the door.
Strengths: Versatility, special-teams value, rookie energy and backfield receiving potential.
Weaknesses: Unsettled offensive position and limited NFL experience.
#49
Joe Huber
30/100- College
- Wisconsin
- Jersey
- 60
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 310
- Experience (years)
- 2
Signed as a UDFA out of Wisconsin in 2025.
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An interior line prospect whose versatility and technique are his entry points. Position flexibility, intelligence and effort in the run game. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Position flexibility, intelligence and effort in the run game.
Weaknesses: Needs NFL strength and pass-protection reps against advanced counters.
#50
Erick Hunter
30/100- College
- Morgan State
- Jersey
- 49
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 224
- Experience (years)
- 0
Finished second in school history at Morgan State with 298 tackles in 45 games.
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Hunter is at the beginning of the climb, and that is fine. He has a chance to earn trust first on special teams while he learns the calls and improves against NFL strength. The report card is about development, not demanding instant production.
Strengths: Youth, linebacker build and special-teams upside.
Weaknesses: Rookie learning curve and no NFL production history.
#51
Brennan Jackson
30/100- College
- Washington State
- Jersey
- 54
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 263
- Experience (years)
- 3
Drafted 154th overall by Rams in 2024.
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Jackson has the profile of a developmental edge who can contribute with energy and length when healthy. He first has to return from injury and sharpen his rush plan against NFL tackles.
Strengths: Edge-rush frame, developmental motor and early camp opportunity.
Weaknesses: Injury status and an unproven, still-developing rush repertoire.
#52
Kevin Jobity Jr.
30/100- College
- Syracuse
- Jersey
- 92
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 300
- Experience (years)
- 0
Father, Kevin Sr., was a professional basketball player.
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Jobity is a developmental interior defender whose role starts with practice growth and special teams. The raw frame is worthwhile, but he needs more polish and strength before bigger snaps arrive.
Strengths: Size, youth, developmental interior traits and good veteran mentorship.
Weaknesses: Rookie inexperience and limited established pass-rush technique.
#53
Jaren Kanak
30/100- College
- Oklahoma
- Jersey
- 81
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 234
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted 225th by Titans in 2026.
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Kanak has the athletic profile to be a useful developmental player if he finds the right position fit. His immediate value has to be special teams and dependable assignment execution.
Strengths: Athletic versatility, youth and special-teams developmental upside.
Weaknesses: Unsettled NFL role and limited established professional production.
#54
Donte Kent
30/100- College
- Central Michigan
- Jersey
- 34
- Height (in)
- 70
- Weight (lb)
- 189
- Experience (years)
- 2
Played in 53 games at Central Michigan.
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Kent's first task is getting healthy enough to resume development. He has a chance to build a niche through special teams and coverage versatility, but the injury pause delays that opportunity.
Strengths: Youth, defensive-back versatility and developmental special-teams potential.
Weaknesses: Reserve/PUP status and limited established NFL game experience.
#55
Marlin Klein
30/100- College
- Michigan
- Jersey
- 83
- Height (in)
- 78
- Weight (lb)
- 250
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted by Texans with 59th pick in 2026.
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Klein has the size to develop into a useful red-zone and in-line option, but he needs time. Better blocking technique and faster processing will determine whether he turns physical traits into a larger role.
Strengths: Size, catch radius, youth and developmental tight-end upside.
Weaknesses: Rookie technique, crowded room and limited NFL evidence.
#56
Malachi Lawrence
30/100- College
- UCF
- Jersey
- 57
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 253
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted 23rd overall by Cowboys in 2026.
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Lawrence made a deep edge group, an encouraging signal for a young defender. He now has to sharpen the technical details—setting edges, handling blocks and rushing with a plan—to keep the opportunity growing.
Strengths: Young depth, roster retention and fit in a multiple front.
Weaknesses: Crowded edge rotation limits early defensive volume.
#57
Logan Lee
30/100- College
- Iowa
- Jersey
- 91
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 286
- Experience (years)
- 3
Drafted in sixth round by Steelers in 2024.
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Lee is a developmental interior player who needs to stack reliable practice work in a crowded room. He has to turn effort and technique into a more defined rotational value.
Strengths: Interior development, youth, effort and special-teams potential.
Weaknesses: Crowded defensive-line depth chart and limited established NFL production.
#58
Jackie Marshall
30/100- College
- Baylor
- Jersey
- 96
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 293
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in sixth round by Titans in 2026.
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Marshall is a developmental interior rusher who can learn behind established veterans. His first job is to add functional NFL strength and turn college quickness into repeatable gap discipline.
Strengths: Youth, interior quickness potential and developmental runway.
Weaknesses: Rookie inexperience, strength development and limited early game exposure.
#59
Bam Martin-Scott
30/100- College
- South Carolina
- Jersey
- 54
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 231
- Experience (years)
- 2
Began college career at Dodge City CC.
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Martin-Scott's 2026 focus is recovery and development, not a weekly defensive projection. The active database flag keeps him in scope; getting healthy is what will let him resume the competition for a role.
Strengths: Young linebacker development and participation in the 2026 competition.
Weaknesses: Injured-reserve status eliminates the immediate 2026 role and limits evaluation.
#60
Moliki Matavao
30/100- College
- UCLA
- Jersey
- 80
- Height (in)
- 78
- Weight (lb)
- 263
- Experience (years)
- 2
Began college career at Oregon in 2021.
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Matavao is a developmental bet who needs to earn snaps in the unglamorous parts of the job. A reliable block, a special-teams role and steady hands would give him a real path.
Strengths: Developmental size, tight-end versatility and room to improve.
Weaknesses: Crowded depth chart and little established NFL evidence.
#61
Dorian Mausi
30/100- College
- Auburn
- Jersey
- 54
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 234
- Experience (years)
- 2
Began college career at Duke in 2020.
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Mausi has to make the roster math work in his favor by being dependable on special teams and assignment-clean in practice. The physical tools are not enough without faster recognition and coverage growth.
Strengths: Effort, developmental upside and special-teams opportunity.
Weaknesses: Limited NFL résumé and difficult path through a crowded linebacker room.
#62
Kayden McDonald
30/100- College
- Ohio State
- Jersey
- 93
- Height (in)
- 75
- Weight (lb)
- 326
- Experience (years)
- 0
Won 2024 CFP National Championship at Ohio State.
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A large interior prospect whose role is to grow into a sturdy run defender. Size, length and natural ability to occupy interior space. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Size, length and natural ability to occupy interior space.
Weaknesses: Needs better pad level and a more developed pass-rush plan.
#63
Graham Mertz
30/100- College
- Florida
- Jersey
- 18
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 216
- Experience (years)
- 2
Was a sixth-round pick of the Texans in 2025.
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Mertz's immediate story is recovery. He has the college experience and efficient production that made him a worthwhile late-round development bet, but the preseason injury interrupted a chance to build momentum. For now, the important work is getting healthy and continuing to absorb the pro game.
Strengths: Experienced college passer with good completion efficiency and plenty of starts. He has shown he can operate an offense and brings enough mobility to take available yards when a play opens.
Weaknesses: Availability is the present obstacle after his injured-reserve placement. He has limited NFL sample size, so he needs health and sustained practice reps before Houston can know how his college production translates.
#64
Micah Morris
30/100- College
- Georgia
- Jersey
- 76
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 334
- Experience (years)
- 0
Won two National Championships at Georgia.
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Morris is reserve guard depth in a unit built around proven starters. His best route is to become technically clean enough that the Eagles can rotate or cover an injury without changing their play-calling comfort.
Strengths: Interior depth, active roster spot and development in a strong line room.
Weaknesses: Needs to prove he can translate practice development into game-ready protection.
#65
Mason Murphy
30/100- College
- Auburn
- Jersey
- 74
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 315
- Experience (years)
- 0
Played 39 games for USC before transferring to Auburn.
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Murphy is a long-term line bet, not an instant answer. He has NFL tackle size and comes from a major college program, giving the Saints a foundation to work with. The key is refining pass-set consistency and learning the pro game without being rushed.
Strengths: Tackle size, youth, college pedigree and development runway.
Weaknesses: No NFL game résumé, raw technique and a steep transition to pro pass rushers.
#66
Bill Murray
30/100- College
- William & Mary
- Jersey
- 66
- Height (in)
- 75
- Weight (lb)
- 321
- Experience (years)
- 2
Went undrafted out of William & Mary, so he's got that goin' for him, which is nice.
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Murray is a developmental lineman whose value begins with being able to cover more than one job. He needs more consistent technique and functional strength before he can be counted on for meaningful offensive snaps.
Strengths: Versatility, effort and developmental offensive-line potential.
Weaknesses: Limited established NFL role and refinement still needed.
#67
Julian Neal
30/100- College
- Arkansas
- Jersey
- 1
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 203
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted with 99th pick by Seahawks in 2026.
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Neal has to create value through special teams and polished technique before a bigger defensive role opens. The corner room is competitive, so every rep needs to show better recognition and finishing.
Strengths: Youth, defensive-back versatility and special-teams opportunity.
Weaknesses: Limited NFL experience and a crowded secondary room.
#68
Patrick O'Connell
30/100- College
- Montana
- Jersey
- 52
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 231
- Experience (years)
- 3
Had one tackle in Super Bowl LX.
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O'Connell needs to earn opportunities through special teams and detailed preparation. He has a developmental path, but the linebacker room is deep enough that he must show immediate reliability.
Strengths: Youth, effort, developmental traits and special-teams opportunity.
Weaknesses: Limited NFL experience and a crowded path to defensive snaps.
#69
Connor O'Toole
30/100- College
- Utah
- Jersey
- 57
- Height (in)
- 75
- Weight (lb)
- 248
- Experience (years)
- 2
Undrafted out of Utah in 2025.
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O'Toole has already shown enough to earn another look from Seattle. He needs to add more rush-plan detail and prove he can contribute on teams while waiting for defensive opportunities.
Strengths: Developmental edge traits, roster persistence and special-teams opportunity.
Weaknesses: Crowded edge room and limited proven NFL production.
#70
Domonique Orange
30/100- College
- Iowa State
- Jersey
- 97
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 322
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted with 82nd pick by Vikings in 2026.
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A stout interior prospect built to help a defense control early-down run games. Mass, leverage potential and willingness to play through blocks. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Mass, leverage potential and willingness to play through blocks.
Weaknesses: Pass-rush juice and conditioning versus extended drives need development.
#71
K.C. Ossai
30/100- College
- Louisiana
- Jersey
- 52
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 240
- Experience (years)
- 1
Brother, Joseph, is an NFL DE.
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K C Ossai is a linebacker whose value comes from turning preparation into dependable snaps. The role may be prominent or developmental, but the tape standard is the same: play fast, stay disciplined and make the unit more reliable when the opportunity arrives.
Strengths: Range, tackling effort and coverage awareness.
Weaknesses: Processing speed against complex route combinations.
#72
Toriano Pride Jr.
30/100- College
- Missouri
- Jersey
- 35
- Height (in)
- 70
- Weight (lb)
- 185
- Experience (years)
- 0
Bills used a seventh-round pick on him in 2026.
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Pride has the kind of speed you cannot coach, and Cleveland can afford to let that be the starting point. The next challenge is using it with patience: staying square, trusting leverage and finishing at the catch point. If those details catch up, he has a real developmental ceiling.
Strengths: Elite straight-line speed, youth, recovery ability and special-teams upside.
Weaknesses: Rookie technique, smaller frame and unproven NFL coverage instincts.
#73
Mike Reid
30/100- College
- South Dakota
- Jersey
- 42
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 200
- Experience (years)
- 1
Undrafted out of South Dakota in 2025.
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Reid is an inexperienced safety with a good build and a clear initial assignment: be useful on special teams and trustworthy in emergency coverage. His development depends on learning faster than the game.
Strengths: Size, special-teams opportunity and developmental safety profile.
Weaknesses: First-year inexperience and unproven coverage recognition.
#74
Bo Richter
30/100- College
- Air Force
- Jersey
- 98
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 248
- Experience (years)
- 3
Undrafted out of Air Force in 2024.
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Bo Richter is a linebacker whose value comes from turning preparation into dependable snaps. The role may be prominent or developmental, but the tape standard is the same: play fast, stay disciplined and make the unit more reliable when the opportunity arrives.
Strengths: Range, tackling effort and coverage awareness.
Weaknesses: Processing speed against complex route combinations.
#75
Daniel Rickert
30/100- College
- Virginia
- Jersey
- 40
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 232
- Experience (years)
- 0
Signed as a UDFA out of Virginia.
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Rickert is the sort of depth edge worth watching in preseason and spot duty. The path is simple: play hard, set a dependable edge and make the coaches trust him with a small, clean role.
Strengths: Fresh legs, developmental upside and the effort to compete in a crowded defensive-line room.
Weaknesses: He has not established a meaningful NFL production résumé, so his role and pass-rush counters remain projections.
#76
Jordon Riley
30/100- College
- Oregon
- Jersey
- 97
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 338
- Experience (years)
- 3
Spent time at North Carolina, Garden City CC, Nebraska and Oregon in college.
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Riley is a true big-body bet. At his size, he can give a defense a different kind of interior mass, but health and the lack of meaningful NFL snaps make this a patience play. The first win is getting him back on the field; everything else follows.
Strengths: Rare size, nose-tackle build and developmental upside.
Weaknesses: Achilles recovery, limited NFL game experience and uncertain availability.
#77
Jahquez Robinson
30/100- College
- Auburn
- Jersey
- 41
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 201
- Experience (years)
- 0
Signed with Ravens as a UDFA in 2026.
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Robinson is a developmental safety entering a loaded room. The path is straightforward: stack good practice reps, help on special teams and force the staff to keep finding him work.
Strengths: Young developmental profile, competitive opportunity and special-teams pathway.
Weaknesses: Undrafted status, limited documented pro experience and a difficult depth-chart climb.
#78
DJ Rogers
30/100- College
- TCU
- Jersey
- 49
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 245
- Experience (years)
- 0
Undrafted out of TCU in 2026.
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Rogers is a developmental tight end who got more exposure after injuries opened camp reps. The next step is becoming a complete enough blocker and teams player that a club can keep his receiving background around.
Strengths: College experience, receiving production, opportunity-driven resilience and developmental upside.
Weaknesses: Undrafted transition, limited NFL exposure and no current active Dallas roster role.
#79
Carter Runyon
30/100- College
- Towson
- Jersey
- 84
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 243
- Experience (years)
- 2
Started college career at Shenandoah.
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Runyon is a developmental depth piece, not a player who needs a big package. His clearest route to snaps is being assignment-sound as a blocker and useful enough on special teams to justify the spot.
Strengths: Young developmental profile and opportunity to contribute on special teams.
Weaknesses: Limited NFL track record and a crowded tight-end depth chart.
#80
Keylan Rutledge
30/100- College
- Georgia Tech
- Jersey
- 66
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 330
- Experience (years)
- 0
Texans used No. 26 pick on him in 2026.
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A young guard whose value will come from refinement and interior versatility. Power potential, toughness and coachable technique. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Power potential, toughness and coachable technique.
Weaknesses: Needs game experience and more consistent work against quick rushers.
#81
Avery Smith
30/100- College
- Toledo
- Jersey
- 27
- Height (in)
- 70
- Weight (lb)
- 185
- Experience (years)
- 0
Returned a blocked XP for a two-point conversion in 2025 Boca Raton Bowl.
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Smith earned a chance the hard way. Seattle saw enough in the preseason to trade for an undrafted rookie, which says his competitiveness and tape stood out. Now comes the harder part: mastering the calls and proving the preseason traits hold up when the games count.
Strengths: Preseason momentum, youth, competitive opportunity and developmental upside.
Weaknesses: Undrafted profile, no regular-season résumé and steep learning curve.
#82
Isaiah Stalbird
30/100- College
- South Dakota State
- Jersey
- 44
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 215
- Experience (years)
- 2
Had first career sack in Week 12 of 2025 season against Falcons.
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Stalbird is competing to make himself indispensable on special teams while expanding his range in coverage. His size means instincts, speed and technique have to carry the evaluation.
Strengths: Quickness, special-teams potential and developmental coverage upside.
Weaknesses: Lighter frame and limited defensive experience at NFL speed.
#83
Lorenzo Styles Jr.
30/100- College
- Ohio State
- Jersey
- 36
- Height (in)
- 72
- Weight (lb)
- 194
- Experience (years)
- 0
Younger brother, Sonny, was seventh overall pick in 2026.
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Styles is a developmental defensive back who needs a niche before he needs a starting job. His athletic versatility can help on teams, but he must sharpen his position-specific coverage instincts.
Strengths: Athleticism, youth, versatility and special-teams upside.
Weaknesses: Rookie inexperience and a crowded, experienced safety room.
#84
Reese Taylor
30/100- College
- Purdue
- Jersey
- 35
- Height (in)
- 69
- Weight (lb)
- 188
- Experience (years)
- 2
Spent first four college years at Indiana.
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Taylor is a depth defensive back who can help by being flexible and dependable. The fastest way onto the field is special teams and clean execution in practice, then letting his quickness earn defensive opportunities.
Strengths: Quickness, positional flexibility, youth and special-teams potential.
Weaknesses: Small frame, limited NFL résumé and uncertain defensive role.
#85
Jacob Thomas
30/100- College
- James Madison
- Jersey
- 29
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 212
- Experience (years)
- 0
Undrafted out of JMU in 2026.
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A developing safety whose roster value starts with versatility and special teams. Movement skills, effort and willingness to fill multiple secondary roles. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Movement skills, effort and willingness to fill multiple secondary roles.
Weaknesses: Needs professional game experience and more decisive processing.
#86
Jakobe Thomas
30/100- College
- Miami
- Jersey
- 8
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 211
- Experience (years)
- 0
Played at Middle Tennessee, Tennessee and Miami (FL) in college.
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A physical young safety who can help near the line while developing his coverage eye. Run support, toughness and positional versatility. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Run support, toughness and positional versatility.
Weaknesses: Deep-field processing and route recognition require more polish.
#87
Caleb Tiernan
30/100- College
- Northwestern
- Jersey
- 78
- Height (in)
- 79
- Weight (lb)
- 323
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in third round by Vikings in 2026.
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Caleb Tiernan is a tackle whose value comes from turning preparation into dependable snaps. The role may be prominent or developmental, but the tape standard is the same: play fast, stay disciplined and make the unit more reliable when the opportunity arrives.
Strengths: Length, footwork and edge-protection potential.
Weaknesses: Consistent technique against speed rushers.
#88
Keagen Trost
30/100- College
- Missouri
- Jersey
- 79
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 311
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in third round out of Missouri in 2026.
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Trost is a long-term tackle project with a useful calling card: flexibility. He needs time to grow into NFL strength and pass-rush speed, but the Rams value the range of roles he might eventually cover.
Strengths: Versatility, rookie upside, tackle traits and development runway.
Weaknesses: Raw NFL technique, strength development and no established pro snaps.
#89
Ryan Van Demark
30/100- College
- UConn
- Jersey
- 72
- Height (in)
- 79
- Weight (lb)
- 307
- Experience (years)
- 4
Undrafted out of UConn in 2022.
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A massive tackle prospect whose development depends on turning size into technique. Length, physical presence and run-blocking potential. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Length, physical presence and run-blocking potential.
Weaknesses: Foot quickness and pass-set consistency are significant development points.
#90
Zemaiah Vaughn
30/100- College
- Utah
- Jersey
- 5
- Height (in)
- 75
- Weight (lb)
- 180
- Experience (years)
- 1
Undrafted out of Utah in 2025.
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Zemaiah Vaughn is a cornerback whose value comes from turning preparation into dependable snaps. The role may be prominent or developmental, but the tape standard is the same: play fast, stay disciplined and make the unit more reliable when the opportunity arrives.
Strengths: Competitive coverage, recovery ability and ball skills.
Weaknesses: Experience and sustaining technique through the catch point.
#91
Eddie Walls III
30/100- College
- Houston
- Jersey
- 51
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 250
- Experience (years)
- 0
Signed with Rams as a UDFA in 2026.
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Walls is a developmental defensive back whose NFL path begins with special teams and steady practice reps. He needs sharper recognition and technique to compete with the Rams' established secondary depth.
Strengths: Athletic defensive-back traits, youth and special-teams potential.
Weaknesses: Crowded secondary and little established NFL game evidence.
#92
Jayden Williams
30/100- College
- Ole Miss
- Jersey
- 66
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 307
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted in seventh round by Cardinals in 2026.
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Williams is a late-round tackle worth developing because he has played both sides against SEC competition and has real snap volume. His job begins on special teams and in the meeting room, then moves to proving that the efficient college pass protection holds up against professional edge talent.
Strengths: Tackle versatility, 34 college starts and a durable 2025 season with extensive high-level pass-blocking work. He has experience on both sides of the formation.
Weaknesses: As a seventh-round rookie, he faces a steep depth-chart climb and has not yet faced NFL speed or power. He must add functional strength and refine his technique to become active on game days.
#93
Wade Woodaz
30/100- College
- Clemson
- Jersey
- 30
- Height (in)
- 75
- Weight (lb)
- 235
- Experience (years)
- 0
Played with brother, Drew, at Clemson.
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Wade Woodaz is a linebacker whose value comes from turning preparation into dependable snaps. The role may be prominent or developmental, but the tape standard is the same: play fast, stay disciplined and make the unit more reliable when the opportunity arrives.
Strengths: Range, tackling effort and coverage awareness.
Weaknesses: Processing speed against complex route combinations.
#94
Collin Wright
30/100- College
- Stanford
- Jersey
- 37
- Height (in)
- 72
- Weight (lb)
- 195
- Experience (years)
- 0
Signed with Texans as a UDFA in 2026.
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Collin Wright is a cornerback whose value comes from turning preparation into dependable snaps. The role may be prominent or developmental, but the tape standard is the same: play fast, stay disciplined and make the unit more reliable when the opportunity arrives.
Strengths: Competitive coverage, recovery ability and ball skills.
Weaknesses: Experience and sustaining technique through the catch point.
#95
Jeremiah Wright
30/100- College
- Auburn
- Jersey
- 65
- Height (in)
- 77
- Weight (lb)
- 331
- Experience (years)
- 0
Drafted with 132nd pick by Saints in 2026.
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Wright is a developmental guard with time to learn behind Ruiz. His early progress will be judged by technique, anchor strength and whether he can become a dependable game-day reserve.
Strengths: Youth, coachability and developmental interior-line upside.
Weaknesses: Rookie learning curve and untested NFL strength in protection.
#96
Rejzohn Wright
30/100- College
- Oregon State
- Jersey
- 25
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 193
- Experience (years)
- 3
Undrafted out of Oregon State in 2023.
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Wright has the physical profile to remain interesting as a depth corner. His preseason tackling shows willingness; he now needs to pair that with cleaner route anticipation to become more than a reserve.
Strengths: Length, tackling willingness and developmental outside-corner traits.
Weaknesses: Crowded depth chart and limited proven NFL coverage production.
#97
Thomas Yassmin
30/100- College
- Utah
- Jersey
- 84
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 245
- Experience (years)
- 1
Drafted with No. 14 pick in 2026 CFL Draft.
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Yassmin is a long-term development story, not a finished NFL product. The athletic background is intriguing, but health and technical refinement have to come before a meaningful role.
Strengths: Size, athletic upside and unusual developmental background.
Weaknesses: Injury status, raw technique and limited NFL experience.
#98
Ben Yurosek
30/100- College
- Georgia
- Jersey
- 85
- Height (in)
- 76
- Weight (lb)
- 251
- Experience (years)
- 2
Undrafted out of Georgia in 2025.
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A Stanford product whose value begins with functional blocking and dependable underneath work. Blocking effort, toughness over the middle and alignment versatility. The next step is translating those traits into dependable 2026-2027 snaps.
Strengths: Blocking effort, toughness over the middle and alignment versatility.
Weaknesses: Needs to separate more consistently to command meaningful targets.
#99
Jared Bartlett
31/100- College
- Cincinnati
- Jersey
- 45
- Height (in)
- 74
- Weight (lb)
- 237
- Experience (years)
- 1
Undrafted in 2025 out of Cincinnati.
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Bartlett is a developmental linebacker whose route to value is energy, coverage teams and gradual improvement in the run-fit details. The athletic baseline gives him a chance once he is healthy.
Strengths: Young range, special-teams potential and a clear development path provide useful reserve upside.
Weaknesses: Injury context and limited NFL evidence make his immediate readiness uncertain, especially against physical blocks.
#100
Sam Ehlinger
31/100- College
- Texas
- Jersey
- 4
- Height (in)
- 73
- Weight (lb)
- 222
- Experience (years)
- 6
Started 3 games for the Colts in 2022.
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Ehlinger turned a depth-chart spot into a real endorsement with his preseason command. He still has to prove it under regular-season pressure, but Denver sees a quarterback worth keeping close.
Strengths: Mobility, preseason production, offense command, resilience and developmental upside.
Weaknesses: Small recent regular-season sample and sits behind two more established quarterbacks.
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