2019 NFL Draft Position Rankings

2019 NFL Draft Position Rankings
Nick Gaschler
Today I bring my position rankings and my opening opinion on a lot of these prospects BEFORE
I watch film on them. Also stayed tuned for my annual position previews once I finish my tape analysis
for each prospect.



Quarterbacks


1. Drew Lock-Mizzou


2. Jarrett Stidham-Auburn


3. Shea Patterson-Michigan


4. Will Grier-West Virginia


5. Justin Herbert-Oregon
Running Backs


1. Bryce Love-Stanford


2. Damien Harris-Alabama


3. Rodney Anderson-Oklahoma


4. Benny Snell Jr-Kentucky


5. Devin Singletary-FAU

Wide Receivers


1. AJ Brown-Ole Miss


2. Deebo Samuel-South Carolina


3. Collin Johnson-Texas


4. Ahmmon Richards-Miami(Fla.)


5. N’Keal Harry-Arizona State
Offensive Line


1. Greg Little-Ole Miss


2. Jonah Williams-Alabama


3. Trey Adams-Washington


4. David Edwards-Wisconsin


5. Beau Benzschawel-Wisconsin
Defensive Ends


1. Nick Bosa-Ohio State



2. Rashan Gary-Michigan


3. Joe Jackson-Miami(Fla.)


4. Zach Allen-Boston College


5. Clelin Ferrell-Clemson
Defensive Tackles


1. Ed Oliver-Houston


2. Dexter Lawrence-Clemson


3. Christian Wilkins-Clemson


4. Jeffrey Simmons-Mississippi State


5. Raekwon Davis-Alabama
Linebackers


1. Josh Allen-Kentucky


2. Shaq Quarterman-Miami(Fla.)


3. Devin White-LSU


4. Troy Dye-Oregon


5. TJ Edwards-Wisconsin
Cornerbacks


1. Greedy Williams-LSU


2. DeAndre Baker-Georgia


3. Ken Webster-CB-Ole Miss


4. Michael Jackson-Miami(Fla.)


5. Julian Love-Notre Dame
Safeties


1. Chauncey Gardner-Florida


2. Jaquan Johnson-Miami(Fla.)


3. Taylor Rapp-Washington


4. Lukas Denis-Boston College



5. Marvin Tell III-USC

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