21. Chris Godwin, WR, Penn State
Original Big-Board Rank: 47
Godwin is a big-bodied receiver who wins in contested situations. He uses his frame and strength to fight though contact and high-point the football. His Combine performance shows that he also has the speed to stretch the field.
22. Chidobe Awuzie, CB, Colorado
Original Big-Board Rank: 48
Awuzie is a versatile defensive back who could play on the outside, in the slot and safety. He’s a hard-nosed player who doesn’t hesitate to support the run.
23. Ethan Pocic, C, LSU
Original Big-Board Rank: 49
Pocic is an athletic interior offensive lineman who can make blocks all over the field. He’s a unquie player who is tall for the center position, but is still able to produce.
24. DeMarcus Walker, Edge
Original Big-Board Rank: 50
Walker isn’t flashy but he makes a contribution on every play. He has the strength to set the edge against the run and the quickness to create pressure on the quarterback. Walker is still developing as a player and has his best football ahead.
26. Jordan Willis, Edge, Kansas State
Original Big-Board Rank: 51
Willis is an explosive edge player who shows the ability to disrupt the timing of the offense. He needs to play with a little more consistency, but his potential is through the roof.
27. Jake Butt, TE, Michigan
Original Big-Board Rank: 52
Butt would’ve been a 1st round pick had he not suffered an injury in his bowl game. Someone is going to get great value when he comes off the board.
28. Sidney Jones, CB, Washington
Original Big-Board Rank: 53
Sidney Jones was my top rated cornerback prospect until he hurt his Achilles tendon during his pro day. He’s a fluid athlete who has a knack for getting his hands on the football. Look for Jones to be a top-flight starter once he gets healthy.
29. Tarell Basham, Edge, Ohio
Original Big-Board Rank: 54
Basham is a productive pass rusher who features a nice blend of speed and balance. He doesn’t have great length, but makes up for it with savvy.
30. Damien Mama, G, USC
Original Big-Board Rank: 55
Mama had some poor workout numbers at the Combine, but that really doesn’t matter much for a guard. He plays quicker than his numbers suggest and his ability to move people off the line of scrimmage is what teams will value.