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As we move closer to the 2022 NFL Draft, we have to finalize our positional rankings. We have watched the film, monitored the Senior Bowl and the combine, and now it's time to complete the analysis. Below, you can find our player positional grades, including our final grades, ceiling grades, and where each player ranks on the current NFL Draft Big Board.
NFL Draft Big Board and Player Profiles
Updated NFL Player Grade Scale
After Further Review NFL Draft Edition (YouTube)
Positional Ranking By Final Grade
The final grade represents the level of the immediate impact we project a player can make in their first year.
Positional Ranking by Ceiling Grade
The ceiling grade projects the highest level of potential we believe a prospect can reach once they have developed their skills at the NFL level. If a player enters the NFL with a developmental grade (1-3 years development) with a ceiling of projected high-end starter, we believe that the prospect has the potential to reach their projected ceiling if in the right situation within 1-3 years. The projected time frame might vary based on a player's final grade and film review.
By The Numbers
Yards After Catch
The top TE's on our board in yards after the catch
Contested Catch Rate
The top TE's on our board in contested catch win %
Play Style/Scheme Fit
Player style and scheme fit
Trey McBride 6-4, 246lbs Colorado State, Spread, Big, Versatile
Greg Dulcich 6-4, 243lb UCLA Spread, Fringe Weight, Big Height, Move-H
Isaiah Likely 6-4, 245lbs Coastal Carolina, Spread, Average, Versatile
Jeremy Ruckert 6-5, 250lbs Ohio State, Pro Spread, Big, Versatile
Jalen Wydermyer 6-4, 255lbs Texas A&M, Pro-Style, Big, In-Line-Y
*Average NFL TE Height and weight 6-3 3/4, 254lbs
Football Scout 365 Big Board Ranking
67th Greg Dulcich TE UCLA
68th Trey McBride TE Colorado State
83rd Isaiah Likely TE Coastal Carolina
90th Jalen Wydermyer TE Texas A&M
93rd Jeremy Ruckert TE Ohio State
Three To Watch
Three players to keep an eye on that possess high ceiling potential
