With pro days wrapping up, senior analyst Gil Brandt updated his list of top 100 prospects leading into the NFL Draft.
There wasn't much movement near the top as QB Andrew Luck (Stanford), QB Robert Griffin III (Baylor), OT Matt Kalil (USC) and DE Quinton Coples (North Carolina) remained the best four, according to the former personnel executive.
The only shakeup in his top five was the addition of Alabama running back Trent Richardson at No. 5 (previously No. 6), while LSU cornerback Morris Claiborne slipped to No. 7.
"Richardson surprised everybody when he ran 4.48 and had 25 bench reps," Brandt wrote on NFL.com. "He caught the ball with ease, including a great one-handed grab. He's a compact player with quickness and explosiveness and can be a good pass protector."
Meanwhile, NFL pundits around the country are weighing in with their mock drafts and predicting which direction the Giants will go with the 32nd pick in the upcoming draft.
From tight ends to offensive linemen and linebackers, keep track of what they’re saying as we sit 16 days away from commissioner Roger Goodell taking the podium.
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