| Scott Wright's Top 32 Prospects for the 2013 NFL Draft |
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| 1. Eric Fisher |
OT |
Central Michigan |
| Super athletic blocker with large frame and aggresive demeanor. |
| 2. Luke Joeckel |
OT |
Texas A&M |
| Possesses all of the tools to be a top blindside blocker in the NFL. |
| 3. Star Lotulelei |
DT |
Utah |
| Freakish blend of size, strength and athleticism, a la Haloti Ngata. |
| 4. Dee Milliner |
CB |
Alabama |
| Polished cover guy with ideal measurables and a physical nature. |
| 5. Jonathan Cooper |
OG |
North Carolina |
| Athletic blocker with nimble feet who is outstanding on the move. |
| 6. Chance Warmack |
OG |
Alabama |
| Huge, powerful mauler excels as run blocker and pass protector. |
| 7. Lane Johnson |
OT |
Oklahoma |
| Former tight end has feet and athleticism to protect the blindside. |
| 8. Ezekiel Ansah |
DE |
B.Y.U. |
| Native of Ghana is raw and inexperienced but upside is unlimited. |
| 9. Sheldon Richardson |
DT |
Missouri |
| Active playmaker with fantastic athleticism, quickness and range. |
| 10. Dion Jordan |
DE |
Oregon |
| Athletic with a rangy frame and could play in an even or odd front. |
| 11. Jarvis Jones |
OLB |
Georgia |
| Average physical tools but was a prolific edge rusher in the SEC. |
| 12. Sharrif Floyd |
DT |
Florida |
| Penetrating three-technique with terrific quickness and strength. |
| 13. D.J. Fluker |
OT |
Alabama |
| Rare size with incredible strength / power but a right tackle only. |
| 14. Barkevious Mingo |
OLB |
L.S.U. |
| Underdeveloped physically but an elite athlete with a rangy frame. |
| 15. Kenny Vaccaro |
S |
Texas |
| Versatile defender with nice mix of physical tools and intangibles. |
| 16. Tyler Eifert |
TE |
Notre Dame |
| Wideout in a tight end's body who is also an underrated blocker. |
| 17. Bjoern Werner |
DE |
Florida St. |
| German import with relentless motor who is still new to the game. |
| 18. Manti Te'o |
ILB |
Notre Dame |
| Instinctive and hard-hitting with good range and elite intangibles. |
| 19. Sylvester Williams |
DT |
North Carolina |
| Stout at point of attack while flashing the quickness to penetrate. |
| 20. Arthur Brown |
OLB |
Kansas St. |
| Undersized but fast, quick and hard-hitting with fantastic range. |
| 21. Cordarrelle Patterson |
WR |
Tennessee |
| Raw but infinite upside due to size / speed and ability to create. |
| 22. Alec Ogletree |
ILB |
Georgia |
| Fast, athletic and versatile but has signifigant off-the-field issues. |
| 23. Xavier Rhodes |
CB |
Florida St. |
| Excellent blend of size and timed speed but is also very physical. |
| 24. Geno Smith |
QB |
West Virginia |
| Accurate passer with very live arm and above average athleticism. |
| 25. Matt Barkley |
QB |
USC |
| Average physical tools but is polished, accurate and experienced. |
| 26. Justin Hunter |
WR |
Tennessee |
| Possesses the physical tools to be impact playmaker in the NFL. |
| 27. Eric Reid |
S |
L.S.U. |
| Ideal measurables and intangibles with a well-rounded skill set. |
| 28. Desmond Trufant |
CB |
Washington |
| Extremely confident with ideal size and speed plus pro bloodlines. |
| 29. Datone Jones |
DE |
UCLA |
| Large, disruptive and could play DE or DT and fit in a 4-3 or 3-4. |
| 30. Tavon Austin |
WR |
West Virginia |
| Small but explosive with rare speed, acceleration and quickness. |
| 31. Damontre Moore |
DE |
Texas A&M |
| Explosive pass rusher off the edge but classic DE / OLB 'tweener. |
| 32. Eddie Lacy |
RB |
Alabama |
| Big, physical runner is essentially a poor-man's Trent Richardson. |
