Massive Shakeup: Edholm's 2024 NFL Draft Top 100 Rankings Revealed
Quarterbacks Surge to the Forefront
Eric Edholm of NFL.com has released his highly anticipated final rankings of the top 100 prospects in the 2024 NFL Draft, and there has been a significant shift in the quarterback hierarchy. Caleb Williams of USC and Drake Maye of North Carolina have both made significant leaps up the board, landing at the top of Edholm's list for Chicago Bears and Washington Commanders respectively.
Rising Stars in the Draft Class
Williams, a 6'1" dual-threat quarterback, has impressed scouts with his exceptional arm strength, mobility, and decision-making. He has led USC to an undefeated season and is considered one of the most dynamic playmakers in college football. Maye, a 6'4" pocket passer, has also drawn rave reviews for his size, athleticism, and leadership qualities. He has led North Carolina to a surprising turnaround this season and is seen as a potential franchise quarterback.
Other Notable Prospects
In addition to Williams and Maye, several other prospects have made significant moves up Edholm's rankings. Here are some of the most notable climbers: - Marvin Jones Jr., EDGE, Georgia (up 15 spots to No. 2 overall) - Toriano Pride, DL, Clemson (up 12 spots to No. 6 overall) - Will Levis, QB, Kentucky (up 10 spots to No. 12 overall) - Domani Jackson, CB, Southern California (up 9 spots to No. 15 overall)
Factors Influencing the Rankings
Edholm's rankings take into account a variety of factors, including college production, athletic ability, character, and NFL potential. He also considers feedback from scouts and team sources. These rankings provide valuable insights into which prospects are expected to be highly sought after in the upcoming draft.
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