Daylen Everette, DB, Georgia
- Height: 6’1
- Weight: 196
- Age: 21
- Draft Entry: 3rd Round, 2026
- NFL Experience: Rookie
Leading the Bulldogs, in passes defended (10), Everette comes from a defense loaded with NFL talent, and he held his own in that environment. He’s comfortable playing press with length to disrupt releases, and his recovery speed allows him to stay in phase. The interesting piece is his growth year over year Georgia’s staff leaned on him more as his confidence developed, suggesting there’s still untapped upside.
Eli Heidenreich, RB, Navy
- Height: 6’0
- Weight: 198
- Age: 22
- Draft Entry: 7th Round, 2026
- NFL Experience: Rookie
Played three years at Navy and brings true dual-threat ability out of the backfield. Finishing with 1,115 rushing yards and 1,994 receiving yards, Heidenreich should be one of the more exciting prospects to watch this spring leading into summer. Coming out of Navy’s option-heavy system, but the traits are there. His vision, balance, and a willingness to finish runs. He shows good feel navigating tight creases and doesn’t go down on first contact easily. His transition will depend on pass protection and route development; two areas service academy backs often have limited exposure to.
Brock Hoffman, OL, Virginia Tech
- Height: 6’4
- Weight: 302
- Age: 26
- Draft Entry: Undrafted, 2022
- NFL Experience: 3 years
Hoffman brings a blue-collar approach with real positional versatility across the interior. He’s logged meaningful snaps in multiple systems and has shown he can survive against NFL-caliber interior rushers. What helps his case is his mentality he plays with an edge and doesn’t shy away from contact, traits coaches tend to value in depth linemen.