Outlook: Could be the No. 1 overall pick.
Strengths: Big and strong and uses his frame well to shield off defenders. Makes a lot of contested catches.
Laquon Treadwell, 6-2, 221, Mississippi
Notable: Returned last year from a horrific leg injury in 2014 and put up big numbers: 82 catches for 1,153 yards and 11 touchdowns.
Notable: Biletnikoff Award winner as top wide receiver in nation last season.
Weaknesses: At his best on the perimeter. Needs to show more consistency in the middle of the field as a pass catcher and route runner.
Weaknesses: Not much shift and shimmy to his style, which can lead him to getting cut down by the legs at or behind the line. Hasn't shown much as a receiver.
Strengths: Runs sharp routes and gets excellent separation without blazing speed. Wins jump balls and has strong hands.
Corey Coleman, 5-11, 194, Baylor
Outlook: Lots of upside. Probably not a first-year starter, but still most likely to be the third quarterback selected in the first round.
Outlook: First running back drafted, maybe top 10.
Notable: Passed for 386 yards and three touchdowns, leading Memphis last season to a win over Mississippi — a team with several NFL players on its defense.
Derrick Henry, 6-3, 247, Alabama
Outlook: The speed probably makes him a first-rounder, though he may never be a prototypical No. 1 receiver.
Notable: Led the Bison to FCS national championship in his only two seasons as a starter.
Weakness: Inconsistent hands and slight frame could limit the way he is used in the NFL.
QUARTERBACKS
Outlook: Could sneak into the bottom of the first round.
Outlook: The Rams are going to take a quarterback at No. 1, Wentz or Goff. Wentz had more upside. Goff seems less risky. The one the Rams pass on is unlikely to slip past the top 10.
Weaknesses: Toughness is admirable, but he takes too many hits. He fumbled 24 times in three seasons. Some of that is poor recognition of when to get rid of the ball. Played almost exclusively from the shotgun.

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Paxton Lynch, 6-7, 244, Memphis
Strengths: Huge,Patriots Super Bowl 53 Jersey. Uses a powerful stiff arm and has excellent speed to pull away from defenders when he gets in the clear.
Weaknesses: Doesn't have great speed — 4.6 in the 40-yard dash at the combine — and can get tangled when pressed at the line of scrimmage.
Outlook: Back end of the first round, but could slip into second.
Notable: Big Ten offensive player of the year in 2015.
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Josh Doctson, 6-2, 202, TCU
Strengths: Can really move for his size. Good arm strength. Cut way down on his interceptions last year, from 19 his first two seasons as a starter to four.
Outlook: Mid-first-round pick, maybe first receiver off the board.
Strengths: Great acceleration off the line makes him a top-notch deep threat. Elusive after the catch, too.
Strengths: Finds and hits holes with exceptional quickness and aggressiveness. Always seems to fall forward. Excellent blocker and solid pass catcher, which should make him a good fit in today's pass-happy NFL.
RUNNING BACKS
Carson Wentz, 6-5, 237, North Dakota State
Jared Goff, 6-foot-4, 215 pounds, California
Weaknesses: Carried a heavy load the last couple of seasons and his style lent itself to taking some big shots.
Strengths: Home-run hitter and classic deep threat with 4.4 speed. Can cut near top speed and gets a good release off the line of scrimmage.
Notable: Had 2,354 yards and 29 touchdown catches in last two seasons.
WIDE RECEIVERS
Notable: A wrist injury cut short his senior season, but he was still an All-American.
Weaknesses: He hasn't faced big-time competition. Can all the tools translate and improve when he does?
Weaknesses: Could use mo