Who goes alot higher than pundits have him?

[kccrow]

Not looking for a laundry list but maybe a couple of guys you feel like are being severely undervalued.

My top 3:

DT Dante Stills, West Virginia

You look at his play style, his production, NFL pedigree... I mean, I still wonder how the **** Calijah Kancey is a 1st round guy yet this guy is a 6th round guy. I've had him mocked via consensus for the most part. I think he could go ALOT higher than people think. I'm going to call Round 3 when the talent at DT really starts to nose dive.

ER Nick Hampton, Appalachian State

Hampton is undersized a bit but he can make a fit in a 3-4 fairly adequately. It seems like people sleep on how good he really was in 2021. If not for a little injury in 2022, he'd have probably equaled that production and still had 9.5 tfl and 7.0 sacks. He has outstanding burst, a great swipe, and good speed and lateral agility. A team like New England could take him pretty early I think. He's getting late 4th by some but mostly late 5th to early 6th grades. Would not be surprised to see him sneak into the end of day 2.

WR A.T. Perry, Wake Forest

Pretty consistently getting late 3rd grades. Sure, he has some drops on his resume and teams probably don't love that but so does Zay Flowers and he's a "sure-fire" first-round player. I don't get it. Perry reminds me quite a bit of Tee Higgins in most ways. I think he's going a lot higher than the pundits have him, maybe even top 40 to a team that values more size at WR.

[TambaBerry]

Mingo, Ojulari

[Couch-Potato]

WR Mingo
OT Freeland
DE Fehoko

[kozzman555]

WR Mingo
DE Diaby
S Daniel Scott
WR Landers

[Kellerfox]

Jahmyr Gibbs

(This post made after he was picked)

[Nightfyre]

I can't be the only one who is happy to see that the Eagles, Bengals and Bills did not get the opportunity to add Gibbs to their repertoire.