2027 NFL Draft prospects by school
Updated October 17, 2026. The 100 prospects on our 2027 NFL Draft board come from 63 schools; Indiana has the most with 5, led by Tobi Osunsanmi (12th overall).
63 schools, 100 prospects
- IndianaBig Ten
- 12Tobi OsunsanmiEDGESR88.4
- 22Josh HooverQBSR85.4
- 33Stephen DaleyEDGESR83.3
- 35Charlie BeckerWRJR82.8
- 54Nick MarshWRJR80.7
- Wake ForestACC
- 6Langston HardyEDGESR90.8
- 11Zach LohavichanDLSR88.8
- 13Carlos HernandezWRSR87.9
- 39Gio LopezQBJR82.3
- KentuckySEC
- 21Jordan CastellCBSR85.7
- 53Grant GodfreyLBSR80.7
- 78Ty BryantCBSR78.6
- LouisvilleACC
- 3Kaleb BeasleyCBJR94.0
- 36Clev LubinEDGESR82.5
- 57Lincoln KienholzQBJR80.3
- MemphisAmerican
- 69Dylan SmithSJR79.3
- 91Hunter TiptonTESR77.7
- 92Marcus StokesQBJR77.6
- MissouriSEC
- 10Nicholas RodriguezLBJR89.0
- 19Jamal RobertsRBSR86.0
- 24Cayden LeeWRSR84.8
- Ohio StateBig Ten
- 2Jeremiah SmithWRJR94.5
- 14Julian SayinQBJR87.8
- 83Jaylen McClainSJR78.2
- AlabamaSEC
- 73Red MorganCBJR79.1
- 81Bray HubbardCBSR78.2
- BaylorBig 12
- 87Gavin FreemanWRSR77.9
- 88Devon JordanCBJR77.8
- 40KP PriceCBSR82.3
- 86E'Lla BoykinEDGEJR78.0
- Florida InternationalConference USA
- 90DeeJay Holmes Jr.EDGEJR77.7
- 94Maguire AndersonWRJR77.5
- HoustonBig 12
- 44Patrick OvermyerTESR81.8
- 85Khalil LaufauDLSR78.1
- IowaBig Ten
- 47Bryce HawthorneDLSR81.3
- 68Cam BuffingtonLBJR79.3
- MarylandBig Ten
- 41Eyan ThomasDLJR82.2
- 62Chris Durr Jr.WRJR79.6
- MiamiACC
- 5Darian MensahQBJR92.0
- 16Marquise LightfootEDGEJR86.7
- New Mexico StateConference USA
- 38Nick SessionSSR82.4
- 70Gabe PetersonEDGESR79.2
- NorthwesternBig Ten
- 15Robert FitzgeraldCBSR87.4
- 65Aidan ChilesQBSR79.5
- Old DominionSun Belt
- 32DeAndre LynchDLJR83.3
- 79Javen GibsonEDGESR78.4
- Ole MissSEC
- 59Blake PurchaseEDGEJR80.1
- 72Deuce AlexanderWRJR79.1
- OregonBig Ten
- 17Bear AlexanderDLSR86.4
- 28Koi PerichCBJR84.3
- RutgersBig Ten
- 18KJ DuffWRJR86.2
- 95Bradlee JonesCBSR77.4
- San José StateMountain West
- 58Caleb WomackCBSR80.2
- 98Dylan LeeLBJR77.3
- SMUACC
- 55Marques WhiteEDGESR80.6
- 74Kevin JenningsQBSR78.8
- TCUBig 12
- 56Ansel Din-MbuhDLSR80.5
- 67Kari AshleyTESR79.4
- UCFBig 12
- 27Jeffson LafontantDLJR84.7
- 51Demari HendersonCBSR80.8
- VanderbiltSEC
- 80Junior SherrillWRSR78.3
- 97CJ HeardSJR77.3
- VirginiaACC
- 52Brandyn HillmanSSR80.7
- 99Anthony BrittonDLSR77.2
- App StateSun Belt
- 96Caleb SandstromEDGESR77.3
- ArizonaBig 12
- 84Noah FifitaQBSR78.2
- Arizona StateBig 12
- 31Reed HarrisWRSR83.7
- ArkansasSEC
- 60Chris MarshallWRSR80.1
- Arkansas StateSun Belt
- 77Elias ShermanDLSR78.6
- Boise StatePac-12
- 66Dylan RileyRBJR79.4
- 23Myles BradleyEDGESR85.3
- CincinnatiBig 12
- 71Josh HoughDLSR79.2
- ClemsonACC
- 64Will HeldtEDGESR79.6
- Coastal CarolinaSun Belt
- 29Ibrahim DiawaraEDGESR84.2
- FloridaSEC
- 43Jadan BaughRBJR81.8
- 50Rylan KennedyEDGESR81.2
- Fresno StatePac-12
- 46Simeon HarrisCBSR81.5
- Georgia TechACC
- 4Tawfiq ThomasDLSR93.0
- IllinoisBig Ten
- 7Collin DixonWRSR90.3
- KansasBig 12
- 75Leroy Harris IIIEDGEJR78.8
- Louisiana TechSun Belt
- 34Jordan McRaeCBJR83.2
- Michigan StateBig Ten
- 61Eli CoenenDLJR79.8
- MinnesotaBig Ten
- 45TJ Bush Jr.EDGESR81.8
- 42Anthony Evans IIIWRSR82.0
- Missouri StateConference USA
- 37Jared LloydLBSR82.4
- NebraskaBig Ten
- 76Kwazi GilmerWRJR78.7
- NevadaMountain West
- 82EJ SmithLBSR78.2
- Notre DameIndependents
- 30CJ CarrQBJR83.7
- Oklahoma StateBig 12
- 100Justin BowickWRSR77.2
- Penn StateBig Ten
- 26Tony RojasLBJR84.8
- 93Tomiwa DurojaiyeDLSR77.6
- SyracuseACC
- 48Umari HatcherWRSR81.3
- TennesseeSEC
- 63Dejuan LaneCBJR79.6
- TexasSEC
- 1Colin SimmonsEDGEJR95.0
- TulaneAmerican
- 25Kevin Adams IIISJR84.8
- UCLABig Ten
- 8Ta'Shawn JamesCBSR89.8
- USCBig Ten
- 49Jayden MaiavaQBSR81.2
- 20Luke ReynoldsTEJR86.0
- WashingtonBig Ten
- 9Alex McLaughlinSSR89.0
- West VirginiaBig 12
- 89Cam CookRBSR77.7
How the board is graded
The Parlae Desk's mock draft: our projection, updated every Tuesday.
- The order is the standings as they stand today, worst record first.
- Each team's needs come from its own numbers: passer rating, yards a carry, sacks for and against, run and pass defense, takeaways, and the snap shares on our depth charts.
- The board ranks every draft-eligible junior and senior in major college football by this season's production at his position, with credit for a Power Four schedule; each position starts from a ceiling that reflects how early the league drafts it.
- Each team takes the prospect with the best grade once its biggest needs are counted. Offensive linemen leave no individual line in a box score, so they are not on the board.
Nothing here is a scouting report. Every stat is from the games played; the order of the board and the fit of a prospect to a team are our projection and change as the season does.
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The same prospects in grade order are on the NFL Draft big board, and where each lands is in the latest NFL mock draft.
By the Parlae deskProspect directory updated Oct 17, 2026 at 11:20 AM ETHow this is builtReport a wrong number