51. Jordan Willis, Edge, Kansas State
Willis showed at the Combine that he’s an elite level athlete which only boosted his stock. Based on the tape, he showed that he can be a multi-impact player capable of being a disruptive force.
52. Jake Butt, TE, Michigan
Butt would’ve been a 1st round pick if he didn’t suffer a major knee injury in his bowl game. He’s a reliable pass catcher with the athleticism too stretch the field. Michigan’s offense gave him the opportunity to improve as a blocker.
53. Sidney Jones, CB, Washington
Jones was my top rated cornerback until he suffered an injury during his pro-day. He’s an instinctive player with lock-down potential and the ball skills to create turnovers.
54. Tarell Basham, Edge, Ohio
Basham is an accomplished edge rusher who features good balance and quickness. He would be a fit as either a rush-linebacker or traditional defensive end.
55. Damien Mama, G, USC
Mama won’t wow you with his athleticism, but he’s a people mover capable of opening huge holes in the running game.
56. Zay Jones, WR, East Carolina
Jones’ combination of size and speed fit what most teams are looking for at the wide receiver position. He has the potential to quickly develop into a No. 1 target and big-play threat.
57. Jalen Reeves-Maybin, LB, Tennessee
Reeves-Maybin’s stock was hurt by an injury he suffered during the season, but the tape shows a difference maker. He’s an elite athlete who holds up in coverage and makes plays from sideline to sideline.
58. Carols Watkins, DL, Clemson
Watkins has the size to occupy space and the initial burst to penetrate the pocket. He hasn’t always performed to his potential, but his upside is huge.
59. Ryan Anderson, OLB, Alabama
Anderson isn’t flashy but he finds a way to impact the game. He fits as a 3-4 outside linebacker who can rush the passer, set the edge and drop in coverage.
60. Fabian Moreau, CB, UCLA
Moreau needs to get a better feel for the position, but his size and speed make him an attractive prospect.