Charlie Campbell
2027 NFL Draft Stock Up
Andrew Marshall, CB, Nebraska
In speaking with sources, Marshall is gaining steam as a potential late first-round or second-round pick for the 2027 NFL Draft. In 2026, Marshall has 23 tackles with an interception and five passes broken up. The 6-foot, 195-pound Marshall has good size to go along with speed and athleticism to run the route and prevent separation. Marshall is a rising prospect with upside.
Jordan Castell, S, Kentucky
Castell was solid in three seasons with the Florida Gators, but in his fourth season of SEC play now with Kentucky, Castell has taken off. He has been all over the field for the Wildcats, making tackles in the ground game, covering receivers downfield, and making some huge plays. In 2026, Castell already has a career high in tackles with 65, and has four interceptions with four passes broken up. Castell is really rising with his tackling and playmaking this season.
Caleb Woodson, LB, Alabama
Alabama has had a steady string of quality linebacker prospects for the NFL, and Woodson will continue that tradition in 2026. In 2026, Woodson has 63 tackles with two sacks, one interception, and two passes batted. Woodson (6-3, 240) fits as a Will linebacker who can help defend the run as well as drop in coverage. Woodson looks like a potential day-two pick in the 2027 NFL Draft.
Fred Johnson, LB, South Carolina
Johnson has been a tough linebacker for the Gamecocks this season and has impressed team evaluators. At 6-foot-3, 240 pounds, Johnson has good size for the NFL with length, height, and strength. In 2026, Johnson has 59 tackles with 1.5 sacks and one pass defended. Team sources see Johnson as a future pro starter, and he could be an early-round pick if he enters the 2027 NFL Draft.
Rasheem Biles, LB, Texas
While a lot of Texas’ draft prospects have disappointed this season, Biles has been the exception, as he has impressed with the Longhorns. Biles has been a fast and fluid pursuit linebacker who flies around the field and stays around the ball. Biles (6-1, 222) is not the biggest of linebackers, but he doesn’t play small. This season, Biles has 60 tackles with three passes broken up, four sacks, three forced fumbles, and three interceptions. In 2025 with Pitt, Biles impressed with 100 tackles, 4.5 sacks, four passes broken up, two interceptions, and two forced fumbles. Biles could be a day-two pick in the 2027 NFL Draft.
Raylen Wilson, LB, Georgia
Wilson has been a nice Will linebacker playing next to the Bulldogs' middle linebacker, Chris Cole. This season, Wilson has been a fast and fluid linebacker to chase down backs and has shown blitzing ability with four sacks. He has 51 tackles, four sacks, and two forced fumbles as well. In 2025, Wilson had 74 tackles with 2.5 sacks and one pass batted. Wilson could be a day-two pick in the 2027 NFL Draft.
2027 NFL Draft Stock Down
Dante Moore, QB, Oregon
In 2026, Moore completed 70 percent of his passes for 926 yards with nine touchdowns. He played in four games, and versus USC on Sep. 26, Moore took a vicious hit to the head and was stretchered off the field. He suffered a concussion and was expected to come back this season, but in late October it was announced that Moore would not return. Now he is faced with a difficult decision on whether to return to college or enter the NFL Draft with medical concerns and a limited season. Team sources agreed with my comp for Moore being Geno Smith.
Cam Coleman, WR, Texas
After impressing at Auburn in 2025 and 2024, Coleman was expected to explode in 2026, playing with a better quarterback in Arch Manning and having more talent around him. However, Coleman looked better with Auburn than he has with the Longhorns. Coleman has not had a lot of drops, but he did drop long touchdown passes on catches he should have made in primetime games against Ohio State and Ole Miss. Coleman has had only one 100-yard game and five games where he had less than 60 yards receiving. Coleman has a first-round skill set with height, weight, and speed, but he has not played like a first-round player this season. He should return to college to improve and have a better season before going pro.
Eric Singleton, WR, Florida
Singleton had buzz as a potential early-round pick going into the season. As a transfer from Auburn, Singleton was known to be a field stretcher and a fast wideout to stretch defenses vertically. This season, he has not produced the big plays he was expected to produce, and Singleton had two awful drops that hurt his team tremendously versus Georgia. In the first quarter, Singleton was open on a deep slant but had the pass bounce off his hands, and a Georgia defender caught the deflection for an interception. In the third quarter, Singleton was open deep down the field on a third-and-long and let a perfectly thrown pass fall through his hands incomplete. Singleton has terrible hands with a serious lack of focus. Some team sources said that Singleton is so high that he can’t focus. He looks like a Ferrari but plays like a Corolla. Singleton looks closer to an undrafted free agent rather than an early-round pick.
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