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Top 150 2013 NFL Draft Prospects

Posted by Brad On January – 18 – 2013

"Chance Warmack"

The deadline for underclassmen declarations has passed and we will be releasing all of our rankings pre-Combine. Each day we will release our position by position rankings. Look for an update of all the rankings after all-star games and the Combine has wrapped up.

What has become remarkably clear is that the top of the draft is chock full of offensive and defensive line talent. Teams in need of pass rushers should have no problem finding one in rounds one or two. Likewise, the depth of the offensive line is very solid despite Taylor Lewan and Jake Matthews staying in school.

The first quarterback on our board is Geno Smith at No. 21 but the depth in the second round is very solid if teams decide not to reach at the position. The running back position is extremely deep through the fourth round along with the safety position.

This is a page to bookmark as it will come in handy when filling out your mock drafts and talking NFL prospects with friends. Here’s a look at our 2013 NFL Draft top 150 prospects.

RANK PROSPECT POSITION SCHOOL
1 LUKE JOECKEL OT TEXAS A&M
2 CHANCE WARMACK OG ALABAMA
3 SHELDON RICHARDSON DT MISSOURI
4 STAR LOTULELEI DT UTAH
5 DION JORDAN DE/OLB OREGON
6 BJOERN WERNER DE FLORIDA ST
7 DEE MILLINER CB ALABAMA
8 ERIC FISHER OT CENTRAL MICHIGAN
9 SHARRIF FLOYD DT/5T FLORIDA
10 JARVIS JONES OLB GEORGIA
11 DAMONTRE MOORE DE/OLB TEXAS A&M
12 BARKEVIOUS MINGO DE/OLB LSU
13 GENO SMITH QB WEST VIRGINIA
14 ARTHUR BROWN ILB/OLB KANSAS
15 CORDARRELLE PATTERSON WR TENNESSEE
16 JONATHAN COOPER OG NORTH CAROLINA
17 KEVIN MINTER ILB LSU
18 EZEKIEL ANSAH DE BYU
19 ZACH ERTZ TE STANFORD
20 MARKUS WHEATON WR OREGON ST
21 STEDMAN BAILEY WR WEST VIRGINIA
22 LANE JOHNSON OT OKLAHOMA
23 KEENAN ALLEN WR CAL
24 JORDAN POYER CB OREGON ST
25 KENNY VACCARO SS TEXAS
26 JOHNATHAN HANKINS DT OHIO STATE
27 DATONE JONES DE UCLA
28 XAVIER RHODES CB FLORIDA ST
29 MANTI TE’O ILB NOTRE DAME
30 LOGAN RYAN CB RUTGERS
31 DESMOND TRUFANT CB WASHINGTON
32 EDDIE LACY RB ALABAMA
33 MATT BARKLEY QB USC
34 DEANDRE HOPKINS WR CLEMSON
35 ALEC OGLETREE ILB GEORGIA
36 TYLER EIFERT TE NOTRE DAME
37 LARRY WARFORD OG KENTUCKY
38 JOHNTHAN BANKS CB MISSISSIPPI ST
39 TYLER WILSON QB ARKANSAS
40 DALLAS THOMAS OT/OG TENNESSEE
41 ALEX OKAFOR DE/OLB TEXAS
42 D.J. SWEARINGER FS SOUTH CAROLINA
43 D.J. FLUKER OT ALABAMA
44 TERRANCE WILLIAMS WR BAYLOR
45 MIKE GLENNON QB N.C. STATE
46 GAVIN ESCOBAR TE SAN DIEGO ST
47 ROBERT WOODS WR USC
48 CORNELLIUS CARRADINE DE FLORIDA ST
49 GIOVANI BERNARD RB NORTH CAROLINA
50 TAVON AUSTIN WR WEST VIRGINIA
51 JESSE WILLIAMS DT ALABAMA
52 QUINTON PATTON WR LOUISIANA TECH
53 BRANDON WILLIAMS DT MISSOURI SOUTHERN
54 ROBERT ALFORD CB SE LOUISIANA ST
55 JOSEPH RANDLE RB OKLAHOMA ST
56 KAWANN SHORT DT PURDUE
57 TRAVIS KELCE TE CINCINNATI
58 JONATHAN CYPRIEN SS FIU
59 ERIC REID FS LSU
60 JAMAR TAYLOR CB BOISE STATE
61 TRAVIS FREDERICK OG/OC WISCONSIN
62 PHILLIP THOMAS FS FRESNO STATE
63 JOHNATHAN FRANKLIN RB UCLA
64 JOHNATHAN JENKINS DT GEORGIA
65 ZAC DYSERT QB MIAMI (OH)
66 LEON MCFADDEN CB SAN DIEGO ST
67 SYLVESTER WILLIAMS DT NORTH CAROLINA
68 JUSTIN PUGH OT/OG SYRACUSE
69 MATT ELAM SS FLORIDA
70 RYAN NASSIB QB SYRACUSE
71 VANCE MCDONALD TE RICE
72 STEPFAN TAYLOR RB STANFORD
73 DARIUS SLAY CB MISSISSIPPI ST
74 BARRETT JONES OG/OC ALABAMA
75 MONTORI HUGHES DT TENN-MARTIN
76 MARGUS HUNT DE SMU
77 KYLE LONG OT/OG OREGON
78 KHASEEM GREENE OLB RUTGERS
79 JORDAN REED TE FLORIDA
80 SAM MONTGOMERY DE LSU
81 BLIDI WREH-WILSON CB CONNECTICUT
82 EJ MANUEL QB FLORIDA ST
83 JAMIE COLLINS OLB SOUTHERN MISS
84 B.W. WEBB CB WILLIAM & MARY
85 TONY JEFFERSON FS OKLAHOMA
86 BENNIE LOGAN DT LSU
87 JUSTIN HUNTER WR TENNESSEE
88 MARCUS LATTIMORE RB SOUTH CAROLINA
89 JAWAN JAMISON RB RUTGERS
90 DA’RICK ROGERS WR TENN TECH
91 ODAY ABOUSHI OT/OG VIRGINIA
92 RYAN SWOPE WR TEXAS A&M
93 LERENTEE MCCRAY OLB FLORIDA
94 DAVID BAKHTIARI OT/OG COLORADO
95 JOHN SIMON DE/LB OHIO STATE
96 CHRIS FAULK OT LSU
97 WILLIAM GHOLSTON DE MICHIGAN STATE
98 AKEEM SPENCE DT/5T ILLINOIS
99 MIKE GILLISLEE RB FLORIDA
100 WILL DAVIS CB UTAH STATE
101 KENNY STILLS WR OKLAHOMA
102 DAVID AMERSON CB/FS N.C. STATE
103 COREY LEMONIER DE/OLB AUBURN
104 MARQUISE GOODWIN WR TEXAS
105 DAXSTON SWANSON CB SAM HOUSTON ST
106 LAVAR EDWARDS DE LSU
107 JOSH BOYCE WR TCU
108 DAVID QUESSENBERRY OG/OT SAN JOSE ST
109 JOE KRUGER DE UTAH
110 DEVONTE HOLLOMAN OLB SOUTH CAROLINA
111 CORNELIUS WASHINGTON DE/OLB GEORGIA
112 CONNOR VERNON WR DUKE
113 CIERRE WOOD RB NOTRE DAME
114 TAVARRES KING WR GEORGIA
115 SHAWN WILLIAMS SS GEORGIA
116 COBI HAMILTON WR ARKANSAS
117 SANDERS COMMINGS CB SOUTH CAROLINA
118 BRANDON JENKINS OLB FLORIDA STATE
119 MALLICIAH GOODMAN DE CLEMSON
120 XAVIAR GOODEN OLB MISSOURI
121 BACARRI RAMBO FS GEORGIA
122 D.J. HAYDEN CB HOUSTON
123 CHRIS HARPER WR KANSAS ST
124 MONTEE BALL RB WISCONSIN
125 MENELIK WATSON OT FLORIDA STATE
126 CHASE THOMAS OLB STANFORD
127 ADRIAN BUSHELL CB LOUISVILLE
128 CHRISTINE MICHAEL RB TEXAS A&M
129 JON BOSTIC ILB FLORIDA
130 GERALD HODGES OLB PENN ST
131 ROBBIE ROUSE RB FRESNO STATE
132 MICHAEL BUCHANAN DE ILLINOIS
133 BRIAN WINTERS OT/OG KENT STATE
134 JORDAN MILLS OT LOUISIANA TECH
135 BRENNAN WILLIAMS OT NORTH CAROLINA
136 THAROLD SIMON CB LSU
137 ACE SANDERS WR/KR SOUTH CAROLINA
138 REID FRAGEL OT OHIO STATE
139 KEITH POUGH OLB HOWARD
140 SHAMARKO THOMAS SS SYRACUSE
141 KWAME GEATHERS DT GEORGIA
142 MARC ANTHONY CB CAL
143 TERRON ARMSTEAD OT ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF
144 JELANI JENKINS OLB FLORIDA
145 RAY GRAHAM RB PITTSBURGH
146 AARON DOBSON WR MARSHALL
147 JAKE KNOTT OLB IOWA STATE
148 MICHAEL WILLIAMS TE ALABAMA
149 LE’VEON BELL RB MICHIGAN STATE
150 J.J. WILCOX SS GEORGIA SOUTHERN
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  • Bex_R1986

    Finally got around to watching some Larry Black Jr. tape. The guy’s is incredible. Reactions, pass rush moves, plays non stop even if at first he doesn’t reach the ball carrier. I think you mentioned his size as a downside for the next level, but he’s not hugely undersized. He’s around the same weight as Bennie Logan and Everett Dawkins.

    Glad to see some Hopkins love, right in the mid-1st range. He tops my WR list, as I’m a little more sceptical on Patterson’s character and occasional lack of effort, combined with lack of polish/game time. As you’ve said though, highest ceiling of any WR, but I have him 2nd behind Hopkins.

    Warmack that high will no doubt draw some comments I suspect on being evidence of an overall weak class at the top end. Truth is though that the guy warrants it.

    Cierre Wood is higher than I expected, personally he’s way down my list as a late rounder. Despite a good OL in front of him he couldn’t get much going on his already reduced carries from suspension and loss of carries to Riddick. Is this primarily based on 2011 footage? I did like him coming into the season.

    Just a few names that caught my eye, I expect I’ll be all over the position ranking posts that are coming, as I’ve just been updating mine post season! =)

    • Bex_R1986

      Hmmm, just looked and saw Wood racked up quite a bit more yardage than I thought. 750 yards at over 6 per carry. Don’t know how I missed that, he didn’t look great in the games I saw!

      • bradc11

        I think Wood is one of those guys that winds up a better NFL player than college player. Just never carried the load for ND. Theo Riddick was the primary this season. At the RB position, limited tread wear is big at the next level. There’s only so many carries you can put on someone…guys like Montee Ball scare me with the wear on them at the collegiate level. When you consider that ranking would put him in the mid 4th round range, I think that’s a good spot for him.

        I’m glad you got to see Black in action. Very underrated guy that could surprise some if he drops into the late rounds of the draft. His ability to disrupt the backfield is special in my book. Could be 2012′s John Hughes. A guy no one heard about (unless they are NFL’s Future readers, of course) that someone takes in the 3rd round and fan bases cringe. Then you see him on the field and wonder how so many missed on him. Hughes was very solid in year one in a nice CLE rotation.

        Warmack is flat out special. His smarts and skills are so much better than anyone I have ever scouted that its almost not real. I like DeCastro last year and he was a guy that I thought would be a top 15 guard. I can’t see this guy falling out of the top 10. I think his floor is Tennessee at 10. He instantly makes your OLine better, not many guards you can say that about.

        • Bex_R1986

          Yeah, I regretted that comment on Woods a little, once taking into consideration the 4th round range and his better than realised production. Never mind!

          Good point on Hughes. There’s something about prospects from Cincinnati recently I’ve noticed. They produce players that are just as ready as they can be to step in straight away in the NFL. Hughes and Wolfe last year, and you can bet that the likes of TE Kelce and RB Winn will contribute in their first year. As will a guy I really rate highly in safety Drew Frey. He’s a sleeper in my mind.

          I’ve just noticed that Larry Black holds a similar rank on my DT list to Chris Jones out of Bowlning Green. Similar size and had great production this year. Likewise is very quick off the snap and has some pass rush moves. Thoughts on him?

          • bradc11

            Chris Jones is solid. I actually have him right outside the top 150. Black and Jones are similar in a lot of ways. Small, quick 3T that can be disruptors at the next level.

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  • zinger74

    Zach Dysert ahead of Matt Barkley and Ryan Nassib is insane. Please explain? He’s a third or fourth round pick not Big Ben.

    • bradc11

      Definitely not Ben but not that far apart. I will be doing a film study on Dysert early next week. Check it out to see what I think of him in its fullest.

      • Reggie

        I do not believe this QB class has any definite order at this time. I am happy to be a fan of a team who does not need a QB at this time.

        • Braeden

          As am I reggie, as Am I. then again, Im glad to be rooting for a team who draft pick hasn’t been decided and is currently starting arguably the Best QB ever.

          • Mprofetta

            Reggie and Braeden,

            Thanks for rubbing it in.

            Sincerely,

            A guy whose favorite team will probably be trotting out Mark Sanchez and Tarvaris Jackson at QB in 2013.

          • Braeden

            sorry man, and brady didnt look to hot tonite but man thats gotta suck.

          • Braeden

            sorry man, and brady didnt look to hot tonite but man thats gotta suck.

  • neighborhooddrunkpart2

    You, guys are seriously overrating Eddie Lacy.

    • bradc11

      Why do think he’s overrated at 27? Big, elusive back with very little wear on his tires sounds pretty good to me. He’s going to come off the board at the end of round one/beginning of round two.

      • neighborhooddrunkpart2

        Why IMO
        1.Isn’t much of a bruiser, despite being 225 pounds.
        2.Poor blocking technique.
        3.lack of game-breaking ability
        4.He’s very stiff and upright as a 5’10 RB.
        5.Alabama’s great O-line made him better than he actually is.
        .

        eh, Le’veon Bell look more elusive than Lacy IMHO. True, he does have very little wear on his tires. I doubt it, but its possible.

  • Reggie

    Geno Smith has problems but how can the #1 pick be the 21st best prospect? Crazy man…you have a good eye for talent but if thats the case no way can the Chiefs pin their hopes on him…though he would do well with Andy Reid

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