Surprisingly, there's no QB at No. 1 on this list and a running back in the top 10. What's more, and Marcus Mariota looks like a project at No. 13.

Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn said Missouri defensive end Shane Ray is still on the team's draft board, and he left little doubt that he was serious about the defensive end's status even after a recent marijuana possession citation.

Atlanta Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff has a penchant for draft deals. If he goes up from No. 8 to secure new coach Dan Quinn's preferred LEO pass-rush specialist, how can he get there?

While everyone knows about the nation's top pro prospects, this is a team-by-team look at one prospect from each FBS program who probably won't be drafted, but there is a good chance their professional dream isn't over.

Some prospects shine on tape. Other guys tear up the combine. Then there are those who check both boxes.

A projected early first-round pick, Mizzou pass rusher Shane Ray's pot possession citation just days before the 2015 NFL Draft raises questions for owners and general managers. Will the pause from evaluators cost Ray millions?

Washington Redskins general manager Scot McCloughan baited the hook on Monday, and the Cleveland Browns could be ready to bite on a deal for the No. 5 pick Thursday if Oregon QB Marcus Mariota is still on the board.

NFLDraftScout.com publisher Frank Cooney's Top 100 prospects in the 2015 NFL Draft includes a defensive player at No. 1 and no difference-maker at quarterback.

After Winston and Mariota (yes, Tennessee takes him at No. 2), what do the Jags do? Best player (USC's Williams)? Stud WR (White, Cooper)? Edge rusher (Fowler)?

Despite being arrested for marijuana possession on Monday, reigning SEC sack champion Shane Ray ranks as Missouri's top NFL prospect. What other former Tigers will be drafted this week and what talent does Gary Pinkel and his staff have waiting in the wings?