The Most Far Out Player Ratings Ever: 2023 NFL Draft Preview.: Full Player Profiles for the top 150 Prospects in the 2023 NFL Draft: So you know who to watch on Saturdays.

Studying the 2023 NFL Draft starts here:I lay it all for all you Cool Cats who're smart enough to study the NFL Draft. This isn’t just a 2023 NFL Draft Preview, this is also the starting point for Match Up Charts for watching the Prospects during the 2023 College Season. The Top 150 players are profiled with deep study and care. Who are the coolest Dudes in this Draft? Who’re you going to watch? What is your team favorite college team, who are the top Prospects on your Team? What position does you’re NFL team need to Draft, it’s all here in the Top 150, with in-depth Profiles on the Top 150. And of course the ever informative Links. This Preview is as much about Links-Links-Links to each Prospect Profiled. You cannot come close to learning about the Top 15O Prospect than this complete 2023 NFL Draft Book.All 150 Prospects have a minimum of five or seven Links for each prospect. Tape, coach quotes, links to the articles where the Coach quotes come from, and the options of the writers who got them, that may or may not differ from mine. So it’s not just my option of each prospect that you get in this superb book. But also, the opinions of the coaches that coach them, and the writers that cover them. There is no more extensive bio for the top 150 Players than in this Book;AND… this is such a difficult Draft to figure out. I’ve never seen anything like it. A ton of young Prospects. I have too many Junior and 3rd year Prospects in this Draft Preview, which is never a good thing. Then you have the crazy! With multiple players who have been in college for three or four years and still have three or four years of eligibility. I mean, what the hell does eligibility even mean anymore, when so many players apparently have seven years of eligibility. Covid ruins everything. This is easily the most difficult Draft to figure out I’ve ever seen.The good news is that there are a good number of very good QBs available. After last year’s Draft, when there was essentially none. It was the worse QB Draft I have ever seen. I have raised the QB’s up more than I normally would, because this Draft has to fill essentially two years of QB drafting. I have seven or eight QBs listed in the First Round or so. That is a very rare and astounding number. But I’ll probably have some guys who will go lower. If Rattler doesn’t get back to form, he’ll drop out of the First, because he was so disappointing last season. He has to get his groove back.Uzomah is huh… awesome (and yes, in my dyslexic brain, I pronounce his name, Awesome-wah). I though he had the most surprising Tape of any player in this Draft. I moved him up into the Top Ten. In fact, he might be my top rated passrusher (I mean, besides the impeccable Will Anderson, who isn’t just one of the grooviest Cats I’ve ever seen. And maybe the best Edgerusher I’ve seen since… gulp… Von Miller!?! Getting 2nd place to him is still as impressive as it gets).“To see somebody take control of a game like that, it’s something that you can’t even put into words,” K-State RB Deuce Vaughn said. “He’s somebody I connected to pretty early on just because of the way we got here. The things we had to endure throughout recruiting. Putting on weight, working to better ourselves every single day. To see him have this success isn’t surprising Vaughn, but I’m proud of him. I’m so proud of him.”CJ Stroud is the top rated QBI add a lot of QBs, after the top 100, who have a chance to move up into the Top Fifty. Another result of the Covid-Crap is that there are a ton of eligible QBs that could go late, or stay in school to exercise their 7-years of Covid Eligibility. I don’t know what is happening in this Draft. But it looks like Taulia Tagovailoa-Maryland, D.J. Uiagalelei-Clemson, Spencer Rattler-South Carolina, Phil Jurkovec-BC, Jaren Hall-BYU, and maybe the surprising Jake Haener- Fresno State, will all finally be declaring, or probably not. Read more