| Rank | Rnd | Name | Analysis |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1st | Ndamukong Suh Nebraska | Hard working defender who plays with a non-stop motor. Athletic, fast on his feet and in his head. Resilient and stays with the action. Makes a lot of plays with his hustle yet stands to improve his playing strength. Justifiably the number one rated player heading towards April 2010. |
| 2 | 1st | Gerald McCoy Oklahoma | Explosive defensive tackle reminiscent of former OU great Tommie Harris. Quick, athletic and makes plays sideline-to-sideline. Offers better growth potential compared to Harris. Will enter the '10 draft and a top five selection. |
| 3 | 1st | Brian Price UCLA | Explosive lineman who makes a lot of plays behind the line of scrimmage. Plays with great quickness and suddenness. Moves well about the field. Projects well as a three technique lineman. |
| 4 | 1st | Dan Williams Tennessee | Nasty lineman who plays with good pad level. Must up his production. |
| 5 | 1st | Jared Odrick Penn State | Explosive interior blocker constantly making plays behind the line of scrimmage. Knifes between blocks on the inside and plays heads up football. Lacks top bulk on the inside and may be limited to the number of schemes he'll be effective in. |
| 6 | 1st | Terrence Cody Alabama | Massive nose tackle who can control the line of scrimmage. Displays tremendous leg drive, gets a lot of push up the field and creates a lot of problems for opponents. Too large and a big inconsistent. Scouts are concerned about his conditioning and off the field habits. Slightly overrated by those on the outside. If he has a dominant senior season then shows up at the combine in good shape he'll be a top 12 pick. Otherwise he could slide later than most people expect. |
| 7 | 1-2 | Tyson Aluala California | Hard working defender who plays with a non-stop motor. Smart, focused on by opponents and plays with great explosion. Loved in the scouting community. Offers potential as a conventional tackle or two-gap end. |
| 8 | 1-2 | Arthur Jones Syracuse | Explosive interior lineman poised to make a big move up draft boards. Can be a dominant game controller in the middle. Don't be surprised if he ends up as a top 15 pick next April. |
| 9 | 2-3 | Cam Thomas North Carolina | Straight-line defender who lacks instincts and strength. |
| 10 | 3rd | Geno Atkins Georgia | Terrific one-gap or three technique tackle coming off of injury. Fires off the snap, gets leverage on opponents and plays with great explosion. Strong in his lower body and moves well laterally. Lacks great size for the inside and will be limited to the number of schemes he can play in. Slipping down draft boards after a poor senior season. |
| 11 | 3rd | Earl Mitchell Arizona | Strong interior lineman who flashes athleticism and power. Plays with good pad level, bull rushing opponents off the line. Must improve his hand technique and physically mature but has a nice upside. |
| 12 | 3rd | Doug Worthington Ohio State | Explosive lineman that's displayed a lot of ability the past two seasons. Quick off the snap and fires up the field between gaps. Must improve his strength, balance and learn to use his hands. |
| 13 | 3-4 | Jeff Owens Georgia | Highly rated prospect in the middle of a disappointing campaign. Explosive on the inside with good size. Boom or bust type prospect. |
| 14 | 4th | Lamarr Houston Texas | Athletic tackles who moves well in space. More of a one-gap lineman that lacks bulk and power. |
| 15 | 4th | Michael Neal Purdue | Explosive lineman that plays with a good degree of quickness in his all-around game. Breaks down well playing with terrific knee bend and works hard throughout the action. |
| 16 | 4th | Vince Oghobaase Duke | Athletic interior lineman with potential in a conventional four man front or as a two-gap lineman. Plays with balance, flashes power and fluid moving in every direction. Knee issues and other injuries will raise red-flags. |
| 17 | 4-5 | D'Anthony Smith Louisiana Tech | Dominant interior lineman who could be ranked much higher by April. |
| 18 | 5th | Malcolm Sheppard Arkansas | Explosive and athletic one-gap tackle who makes plays in all directions of the field. Plays with terrific pad level, quickly changes direction and stays with the action. |
| 19 | 5th | Brandon Deaderick Alabama | Quick interior lineman who gives a lot of effort. Fights with his hands throughout the action and displays an array of moves. May have a home as a one-gap tackle. |
| 20 | 5-6 | Linval Joseph East Carolina | Big bodied, interior lineman that will be closely watched in 2010. |
| 21 | 5-6 | Charles Alexander LSU | Explosive one-gap tackle with a decent upside. Flashes ability yet must consistently play at a high level. |
| 22 | 6th | Nate Collins Virginia | Strong, powerful tackle who clogs the middle and gets a lot of push up the field. Shows minimal quickness in his game and must learn to use his hands better. |
| 23 | 6th | Corey Peters Kentucky | Athletic interior lineman who also offers potential as a two-gap end. Must improve his strength for any chance at the next level. |
| 24 | 7th | Al Woods LSU | Hard working, resilient interior lineman with marginal strength at the point. |
| 25 | 7th | Jake Ricks Auburn | Underrated prospect coming off a terrific senior season after breaking into the starting line-up. Offers potential as a conventional defensive tackle or two-gap end. |
| 26 | 7-FA | Ekom Udofia Stanford | Fluid interior defender who moves well and plays with great quickness. Easily blocked from the action and must get stronger. |
| 27 | 7-FA | Lorenzo Washington Alabama | Good athlete with solid movement skills. Quick, flashes strength and a lot of ability. Must be watched. |
| 28 | 7-FA | Jay Ross East Carolina | Explosive interior lineman with a hot and cold game. Did not step up in 2009 as expected. |
| 29 | 7-FA | Aleric Mullins North Carolina | Large rumbling defensive lineman who gives top effort. Focused on in the middle but a straight-line defender who struggles changing direction. |
| 30 | 7-FA | Torrell Troup UCF | Fluid, athletic tackle with good movement skills as well as explosion. Flashes power and has adequate size. Must start making more plays on the field. |
| 31 | FA | Kade Weston Georgia | Massive defender who moves well about the field and displays a lot of power to his game. Space eater and commands double teams. Lacks quickness and looks a bit overweight. |
| 32 | FA | Boo Robinson Wake Forest | Disruptive force in the middle of the line who can play on the nose or as a conventional tackle. Quick off the snap, constantly doubled by opponents and always around the ball making positive plays, |
| 33 | FA | Cordarrow Thompson Virginia Tech | Explosive, interior one-gap tackle that displays great quickness in his game. |
| 34 | FA | Kevin Dixon Troy State | JC transfer who took his game to another level this season. Quick, explosive and makes plays in all directions of the field. Offers an upside. |
| 35 | FA | Andre Neblett Temple | Undersized yet quick, explosive defensive tackle who moves well about the field. Potential three technique lineman. |
| 36 | FA | Travis Ivey Maryland | Nice sized lineman who flashes power yet lacks balance and has been marginally productive in college. |
| 37 | FA | Swanson Miller Oklahoma State | Quick, fluid one-gap tackle easily handled at the point of attack. |
| 38 | FA | Ernest Williams Pittsburgh | Explosive first move lineman with a great step off the snap. Lacks bulk on the inside and constantly handled by opponents. |
| 39 | FA | Ricardo Mathews Cincinnati | Smallish one-gap defensive tackle who could fill a role as a three technique lineman. |
| 40 | FA | Leroy Burgess North Carolina State | Quick interior lineman who gets push up the field and shows a decent amount of lower body strength. Has an upside but must smooth out the rough edges of his game. |
| 41 | FA | Abe Koroma Western Illinois | Forceful defensive tackle who quickly gets off the snap and is tough to knock off his feet. Excellent movement skills and consistently plays with leverage. |
| 42 | FA | Averell Spicer USC | Quick interior lineman who could play the three technique position. |
| 43 | FA | Darryl Jackson Kean | Athletic, wide bodied lineman perfectly built for the nose. Han an upside yet an inconsistent motor. |
| 44 | FA | Justin Lawrence Morgan State | |
| 45 | FA | Alan-Michael Cash North Carolina State | Hard working one gap tackle with limited size and upside. Plays with a warrior mentality and will have a place in the NFL. |
| 46 | FA | Fred Givens Wyoming | Explosive, interior lineman who plays on the nose yet is better as a one-gap tackle. Underrated and could end up on a practice squad. |
| 47 | FA | Daniel Calvin Kansas State | |
| 48 | FA | Rajon Henley Texas Tech | |
| 49 | FA | Nathan Pepper South Carolina | |
| 50 | FA | Sean Lissemore William & Mary | |
| 51 | FA | Brandon Gilbeaux Delaware | |
| 52 | FA | Mychal Savage Youngstown State | |
| 53 | FA | Joe Joseph Miami-Fl | Fluid defensive tackle that shows terrific quickness and flashes skill. Skilled yet raw in all aspects of his game and needs to turn it up several notches to have a shot at the next level. |
| 54 | FA | Howard David Brown | Explosive one-gap lineman who could be used as a three-technique tackle. |
| 55 | FA | Budd Thacker Florida State | Workman like defensive lineman with limited athleticism and marginal upside. |
| 56 | FA | MacKenzie Jacobs Liberty | |
| 57 | FA | Caleb Blakesley Kansas | Hard working interior lineman with marginal size and upside. |
| 58 | FA | Jaron Baston Missouri | Powerful interior lineman who plays with good pad level and holds his ground against blocks. More of a straight-line defender and really struggles if asked to twist or stunt. |
| 59 | FA | DeMarcus Granger Oklahoma | Athletic prospect who flashes dominance but has an injury history. Explosive on the inside and a solid pass rusher. |
| 60 | FA | Brandon Sesay Texas Tech | |
| 61 | FA | Trey Bryant Baylor | Solid athlete who must crank up the intensity. |
| Rank | Rnd | Name | Pos | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1st | Ndamukong Suh Nebraska | DT | 5Sr |
| 2 | 1st | Eric Berry Tennessee | S | 3Jr |
| 3 | 1st | Gerald McCoy Oklahoma | DT | 4Jr |
| 4 | 1st | Russell Okung Oklahoma State | T | 4Sr |
| 5 | 1st | Joe Haden Florida | CB | 3Jr |
| 6 | 1st | Dez Bryant Oklahoma State | WR | 3Jr |
| 7 | 1st | Anthony Davis Rutgers | T | 3Jr |
| 8 | 1st | Jason Pierre-Paul South Florida | DE | 3Jr |
| 9 | 1st | Bruce Campbell Maryland | T | 3Jr |
| 10 | 1st | Derrick Morgan Georgia Tech | DE | 3Jr |
| 11 | 1st | Brian Price UCLA | DT | 3Jr |
| 12 | 1st | Damian Williams USC | WR | 4Jr |
| 13 | 1st | Rolando McClain Alabama | ILB | 3Jr |
| 14 | 1st | Earl Thomas Texas | S | 3So |
| 15 | 1st | Dan Williams Tennessee | DT | 5Sr |
| 16 | 1st | Sam Bradford Oklahoma | QB | 4Jr |
| 17 | 1st | Sergio Kindle Texas | OLB | 4Sr |
| 18 | 1-2 | Mike Iupati Idaho | G | 4Sr |
| 19 | 1st | Taylor Mays USC | S | 4Sr |
| 20 | 1st | Bryan Bulaga Iowa | T | 3Jr |
| 21 | 1-2 | Demaryius Thomas Georgia Tech | WR | 4Jr |
| 22 | 1-2 | Brandon Graham Michigan | DE | 4Sr |
| 23 | 1st | Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame | QB | 4Jr |
| 24 | 1st | Jared Odrick Penn State | DT | 4Sr |
| 25 | 1-2 | Arrelious Benn Illinois | WR | 3Jr |