Ryan Williams, WR, Alabama
A pure separator with elite acceleration and route polish. Williams turns routine plays into explosive gains and consistently creates space against tight coverage. Any offense looking for an immediate WR1 will circle his name early.
Jeremiah Smith, WR, Ohio State
Built like a prototype outside receiver, Smith pairs size with top end speed and physicality. He wins vertically, dominates in contested situations, and forces defenses to account for him on every snap.
T.J. Parker, EDGE, Clemson
A power based edge defender who collapses the pocket and sets a hard edge in the run game. Parker’s strength and leverage make him a nightmare for tackles who struggle against physical rushers.
Jordan Seaton, LT, Florida
A massive, technically sound left tackle who specializes in keeping the pocket clean. Seaton projects as a long term blindside protector and a foundation piece for any offense.
Dylan Stewart, EDGE, South Carolina
Explosive off the line with elite bend and closing speed. Stewart is the kind of edge rusher who forces quick decisions and creates chaos even when he does not record a sack.
Sam Leavitt, QB, Arizona State
A calm, composed pocket passer with strong accuracy and decision making. Leavitt offers a high floor at quarterback and fits offenses that value structure and timing.
Colin Simmons, EDGE, Auburn
A speed rusher with a relentless motor and the ability to win outside consistently. Simmons pressures quarterbacks into mistakes and thrives in aggressive defensive schemes.
Fluff Bothwell, HB, Duke
A powerful runner with surprising agility, Bothwell blends physical downhill running with elusiveness in space. He excels at breaking tackles and finishing drives.
Isaac Brown, HB, Louisville
An explosive playmaker who thrives on quick cuts and lateral movement. Brown is dangerous in space and can turn simple touches into chunk gains.
Nic Anderson, WR, LSU
A tall, vertical threat who stretches defenses and wins deep. Anderson brings size, speed, and big play potential to any passing attack.
Drayk Bowen, LB, Notre Dame
A true field general at linebacker. Bowen diagnoses plays quickly, fills gaps with authority, and keeps the defense organized.
Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame
A physical press corner who thrives in man coverage. Moore challenges receivers at the line and has the strength to disrupt routes consistently.
Koi Perich, FS, Pittsburgh
A rangy free safety with excellent instincts and coverage ability. Perich is built to patrol the deep middle and erase mistakes over the top.
Nico Iamaleava, QB, UCLA
A tall, strong framed quarterback with a classic pocket passer profile. Iamaleava brings arm talent, poise, and upside as a long term starter.
Ahmad Hardy, HB, Wake Forest
A versatile runner who excels laterally and in open space. Hardy is effective on outside runs and plays that get him moving before contact.
DJ Lagway, QB, Florida
A dual threat quarterback with power, mobility, and arm strength. Lagway stresses defenses both through the air and on designed runs.
Harold Perkins Jr., LB, LSU
A playmaking linebacker who thrives in coverage and pursuit. Perkins is a turnover creator who punishes hesitation and bad reads.
Charles Jagusah, OL, Missouri
A massive interior lineman built to move defenders off the ball. Jagusah brings raw strength and physicality to the heart of the offensive line.
Ashton Stamps, CB, Navy
A physical corner who excels in press coverage. Stamps competes at the line and brings toughness to the secondary.
Aamil Wagner, RT, Notre Dame
An agile tackle with the movement skills to thrive in modern offensive schemes. Wagner is reliable in pass protection and effective on the move.
Kayin Lee, CB, Notre Dame
Another press specialist who brings consistency and competitiveness. Lee thrives in man coverage and challenges receivers snap after snap.
Avery Johnson, QB, Ohio State
A dual threat quarterback who can extend plays and stress defenses with his legs. Johnson adds a dynamic element to any offense.
Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State
A smooth speed receiver who stretches the field and creates spacing for others. Tate fits perfectly as a vertical weapon.
A.J. Harris, CB, Penn State
A physical corner with strong man coverage ability. Harris brings confidence and toughness to the perimeter.
Caleb Lomu, LT, Texas
An agile, technically sound tackle with the size to handle elite pass rushers. Lomu projects as a dependable starter at the next level.
Ja’Kobi Lane, WR, USC
A contested catch specialist with excellent body control. Lane thrives in traffic and red zone situations.
Connor Lew, C, Auburn
A steady, intelligent center who anchors the offensive line. Lew excels in pass protection and pre snap communication.
CJ Allen, LB, Georgia
A downhill linebacker who plays with force and discipline. Allen is a tone setter against the run.
Caleb Tiernan, LT, Northwestern
A massive tackle with strong pass blocking traits. Tiernan offers size and stability on the edge.
Jaden Greathouse, WR, Notre Dame
A speed receiver with enough size to hold up through contact. Greathouse adds explosive potential to any offense.
Luke Hasz, TE, Ole Miss
A physical tight end who wins with leverage and route precision. Hasz is a reliable target in key situations.
Jaheim Datis, DT, Ole Miss
A powerful interior defender who clogs lanes and collapses pockets. Datis may not rack up stats, but his impact is felt on every snap.
Honorable Mentions
Nyck Harbor, WR
One of the most unique athletic profiles in the league. Harbor’s size and speed combination makes him a nightmare matchup and a near lock to go early.
Arvell Reese, LB
A fast, physical linebacker who impacts both the run and pass game. Reese’s versatility and range push him firmly into top 10 territory.
Kevin Jennings, QB
The PCFB Heisman winner brings proven production and leadership. Quarterbacks with that resume rarely last long on draft night.
Caden Durham, HB, LSU
An award winning speed back who thrives in space. Durham’s acceleration and big play ability make him one of the most dangerous offensive weapons available.
This year’s PCFB draft class offers immediate starters, long term cornerstones, and high ceiling upside across the board. However the board falls, Round 1 is set to shape the league for seasons to come.
