Linebacker Evolution: Agile, Hostile, Mobile
The Bissett Perspective: 2025 NFL Draft's OLB/ILB prospects
Draft Prospect Series Release Schedule:
Click link to preview previously released position breakdowns.
• March 26: IDL (Interior Defensive Line)
• March 29: Edge
• April 1: OLB/ILB (Outside/Inside Linebacker)
• April 4: CB/S (Cornerback/Safety)
• April 7: IOL (Interior Offensive Line)
• April 10: OT (Offensive Tackle)
• April 13: WR/TE (Wide Receiver/Tight End)
• April 17: RB (Running Back)
• April 20: QB (Quarterback)
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The Evolution Continues
In the sophisticated chess match of modern defensive football, linebackers have emerged as the most intricate and strategically critical pieces in defensive strategy. What began with Bill George's revolutionary mid-stance positioning in 1954 has transformed into a position that defies traditional boundaries — no longer just run-stoppers or pass rushers, but defensive shapeshifters who read, react, and manipulate offensive intentions before the snap.
This 2025 linebacker class represents the pinnacle of that evolution. From top-tier prospects like Jalon Walker and Jihaad Campbell to hidden gems like Teddye Buchanan and Shaun Dolac, these athletes embody a new defensive paradigm. They are not defined by draft position but by their ability to seamlessly transition between coverage, pass rush, and run defense — tactical innovators who can transform an entire defensive architecture with their versatility.
Let’s take a closer look at these revolutionary OLB/ILB prospects…
Day One Prospects:
Jalon Walker, Georgia, Jr
Projected Round: Top 5-10 Pick
Measurements: HT/WT: 6037/296, Arms: 32 1/2", Hands: 9 1/2", 40 time: 4.63
Career College Stats: 43 games, 89 total tackles (56 solo, 33 assisted), 19 TFL, 12.5 sacks, 3 PD, 2 FR
What Scouts are Saying: A transformative defensive talent emerging from the University of Georgia's powerhouse football program, Jalen Walker is quickly becoming one of the most dynamic linebacker prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft. Described by NFL analysts as a "chess piece" with exceptional versatility, Walker has consistently demonstrated an ability to diagnose plays with remarkable precision and quickness.
Scouts highlight Walker's extraordinary athleticism, noting his exceptional lateral movement and play-reading skills. His robust statistical profile — including 26 tackles for loss and 11.5 sacks — underscores his disruptive potential on the defensive front. Walker's performance against top-ranked teams has been impressive, with his ability to create turnovers (3 forced fumbles) and defend passes (4 pass defenses) marking him as a multidimensional defensive threat.
NFL Draft experts like Daniel Jeremiah project Walker as a potential top-5 selection, citing his combination of physical prowess and tactical intelligence. His rare blend of speed and reach suggests he could immediately transform a team's linebacker corps, positioning him as one of the most exciting defensive prospects in this year's draft.
Jihaad Campbell, Alabama, ILB, Jr
Projected Round: Late 1st - Early 2nd Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6027/235, Arms: 32 1/2", Hands: 10 1/2", 40 time: 4.52
Career College Stats: 35 games, 184 total tackles (88 solo, 96 assisted), 16 TFL, 5.5 sacks, 2 INT, 5 PD, 3 FR, 1 TD
Jihaad Campbell is emerging as a standout linebacker in Alabama's defensive lineup, with his draft stock climbing steadily as NFL teams take notice.
Scouts praise Campbell's extraordinary athleticism, noting his exceptional lateral movement and play-reading skills. His robust statistical profile — including 117 tackles and 11.5 tackles for loss — underscores his disruptive potential on the defensive front. Campbell's performance has been particularly impressive, marking him as a multidimensional defensive threat.
NFL Draft experts project Campbell as a potential first-round selection, citing his combination of physical prowess and tactical intelligence. His rare blend of speed and football IQ suggests he could immediately contribute to an NFL defensive unit, positioning him as one of the most exciting linebacker prospects in this year's draft.
Day Two Prospects:
Carson Schwesinger, UCLA, ILB, rJr
Projected Round: 2nd - 3rd Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6024 / 242, 40 time: 4.62
Career College Stats: 38 total tackles, 109 solo tackles, 54 assisted tackles, 163 combined tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 5.0 sacks, 2 interceptions, 3 pass defenses
What Scouts are Saying: A rising defensive talent from UCLA, Carson Schwesinger has emerged as one of the most intriguing linebacker prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft. Scouts highlight his exceptional pass-rushing abilities, with Pro Football Focus noting he led all Power Four linebackers with a 90.0 pass-rush grade.
Schwesinger's journey is particularly noteworthy, as he wasn't a season-opening starter but quickly became a defensive standout. His athleticism stands out, with scouts praising his quick feet and lateral movement. With a combination of special teams value and developmental potential as a WILL linebacker, Schwesinger is viewed as a versatile prospect with significant upside.
Barrett Carter, Clemson, OLB, Sr
Projected Round: 2nd - 3rd Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6010 / 230, 40 time: 4.63
Career College Stats: 52 solo tackles, 126 unassisted tackles, 107 assisted tackles, 233 total tackles, 33 tackles for loss, 12.5 sacks, 3 interceptions, 21 pass defenses, 3 forced fumbles, 1 touchdown
What Scouts are Saying: A dynamic linebacker from Clemson, Barrett Carter is recognized for his exceptional versatility and athletic potential. Described as an explosive talent with developmental upside, Carter has proven to be a three-down player who excels in coverage and pass-rushing situations.
Pro Football Focus ranks Carter as the seventh-best linebacker in the draft, noting his athletic prowess despite needing to add strength. His ability to match up against running backs and tight ends in coverage makes him an intriguing prospect for teams seeking a modern, adaptable linebacker.
Demetrius Knight Jr., South Carolina, ILB, rSr
Projected Round: 2nd - 3rd Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6015 / 235, 40 time: 4.58, Hand: 10", Vert: 31.5", Bench: 22 reps, Broad: 118"
Career College Stats: 61 solo tackles, 131 unassisted tackles, 98 assisted tackles, 229 total tackles, 17 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, 4 interceptions (1 touchdown), 7 pass defenses, 5 forced fumbles
College Journey: Georgia Tech (4 years), Charlotte (1 year), South Carolina (1 year)
What Scouts are Saying: A standout linebacker from South Carolina, Demetrius Knight Jr. has quickly risen draft boards with his exceptional coverage skills. Pro Football Focus awarded him a 92.1 coverage grade, making him one of the most promising coverage linebackers in the 2025 draft class.
Knight brings a massive build, long arms, and an explosive first step that NFL scouts covet. His six-year college career and ability to immediately contribute on defense have drawn attention from teams like the Kansas City Chiefs, who see him as a potential future defensive anchor.
Smael Mondon Jr., Georgia, OLB, Sr
Projected Round: 2nd - 3rd Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6023 / 229, 40 time: 4.55, Hand: 9¾", Arm: 31¾", Wingspan: 80⅛"
Career College Stats: 51 solo tackles, 125 unassisted tackles, 87 assisted tackles, 212 total tackles, 18 tackles for loss, 8.0 sacks, 1 interception, 5 pass defenses
What Scouts are Saying: A rangy, athletic linebacker from the University of Georgia, Smael Mondon Jr. brings impressive speed, length, and tackling ability to the draft. Scouts describe him as a versatile defender with the potential to excel on passing downs and provide significant range against the run.
Despite being one of the less-discussed defenders from Georgia's powerhouse program, Mondon has caught the eye of NFL scouts with his athletic profile. His ability to cover tight ends and running backs vertically, combined with his zone coverage skills, makes him an intriguing prospect for teams seeking a modern, adaptable linebacker.
Day Three Prospects:
Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon, ILB, Sr
Projected Round: 4th - 5th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6011 / 232, 40 time: 4.63, Hand: 9¼", Arm: 31⅜", Vert: 38.5", Broad: 9'10"
Career College Stats: 55 solo tackles, 125 unassisted tackles, 111 assisted tackles, 236 total tackles, 14 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, 3 interceptions (78 yards, 1 touchdown)
What Scouts are Saying: A versatile linebacker with a unique background, Jeffrey Bassa is an intriguing Day Three prospect who originally transitioned from safety to linebacker. Pro Football Focus ranks him as the sixth-best linebacker in the draft, highlighting his fluid athleticism and potential in coverage.
Bassa stands out for his dynamic movement skills and leadership qualities. Scouts note his high motor and ability to be an effective man or zone coverage defender. While he may need to improve his block-shedding techniques, his potential as a special teams contributor and developmental linebacker makes him an attractive late-round pick.
Teddye Buchanan, California, ILB, Sr
Projected Round: 5th - 6th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6021 / 233, 40 time: 4.60, Hand: 9⅜", Arm: 31⅜", Vert: 40", Broad: 10'5"
Career College Stats:
UC Davis (2020-2023): 36 solo tackles, 116 unassisted tackles, 93 assisted tackles, 209 total tackles, 15 tackles for loss, 4.0 sacks, 8 interceptions, 14 pass defenses, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery
California (2024): 13 solo tackles, 45 unassisted tackles, 69 assisted tackles, 114 total tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 5.0 sacks
Total Career Stats: 49 solo tackles, 161 unassisted tackles, 162 assisted tackles, 323 total tackles, 27 tackles for loss, 9.0 sacks, 8 interceptions, 14 pass defenses, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery
What Scouts are Saying: A standout athlete from California, Teddye Buchanan impressed at the NFL Combine with an exceptional 9.57 Relative Athletic Score (RAS). This puts him in the top 5% of linebackers tested, showcasing his remarkable athletic potential.
Buchanan has caught the attention of several NFL teams, including the Tennessee Titans, who have shown interest during his Pro Day. With solid ratings across pass rush (76%), run defense (74%), and coverage (74%), he profiles as a versatile Day Three linebacker with significant developmental upside.
Jack Kiser, Notre Dame, OLB, rSr
Projected Round: 5th - 6th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6015 / 231, 40 time: 4.68, Hand: 9⅛", Arm: 30½", Wingspan: 75½"
Career College Stats: 69 solo tackles, 166 unassisted tackles, 109 assisted tackles, 275 total tackles, 17 tackles for loss, 6.0 sacks, 4 interceptions (136 yards, 34.0-yard average, 2 touchdowns), 7 pass defenses, 2 fumble recoveries, 6 forced fumbles
What Scouts are Saying: A veteran linebacker with an exceptional tackling record, Jack Kiser stands out as one of the most reliable defenders in the 2025 draft class. Pro Football Focus named him the "Best Tackler" among linebacker prospects, with an incredibly low missed tackle rate of just 3.7% in 2024.
At 25 years old, Kiser brings unusual maturity to the draft process. He spent six years at Notre Dame, becoming a full-time starter in his final season. His consistency and reliability make him an attractive option for teams seeking a dependable special teams player and potential rotational linebacker.
Shemar James, Florida, ILB, Jr
Projected Round: 5th - 6th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6013 / 222, 40 time: 4.69, Hand: 8½", Arm: 31½", Vert: 32", Broad: 9'9"
Career College Stats: 34 solo tackles, 75 unassisted tackles, 90 assisted tackles, 165 total tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 5.0 sacks, 1 int
What Scouts are Saying: A dynamic young linebacker from Florida, Shemar James offers intriguing potential as a multi-role defender. The 33rd Team describes him as an athlete who provides "bright flashes in all phases of the position."
James scored a 6.98 Relative Athletic Score at the NFL Combine, demonstrating solid athletic potential. As a junior entering the draft, he brings youth and developmental upside to teams seeking a versatile linebacker with room for growth. His ability to contribute in multiple defensive packages makes him an interesting Day Three prospect.
Eugene Asante, Auburn, OLB, Sr
Projected Round: 5th - 6th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6002 / 223, 40 time: 4.48, Hand: 8¼", Arm: 30¼", Wingspan: 73½"
Career College Stats:
North Carolina (3 years): 36 solo tackles, 35 unassisted tackles, 27 assisted tackles, 62 total tackles, 2 tackles for loss
Auburn (3 years): 29 solo tackles, 85 unassisted tackles, 49 assisted tackles, 134 total tackles, 14 tackles for loss, 7.5 sacks
Total Career: 65 solo tackles, 120 unassisted tackles, 76 assisted tackles, 196 total tackles, 16 tackles for loss, 7.5 sacks, 2 fumble recoveries (67 yards, 1 touchdown)
What Scouts are Saying: A dynamic and athletic linebacker from Auburn, Eugene Asante impressed scouts with his exceptional performance at the NFL Combine. The Draft Network projects him best as a WILL or coverage linebacker who can threaten quarterbacks with quick blitzes.
Asante stands out for his athletic prowess, ranking as the top athlete in the linebacker group at the NFL Combine. His ability to play predominantly against the pass and create disruption makes him an intriguing Day Three prospect with the potential to develop into a versatile defensive weapon.
Nick Martin, Oklahoma State, OLB, rJr
Projected Round: 5th - 6th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6001 / 221, 40 time: 4.53, Hand: 9¼", Arm: 31¾", Vert: 38", Broad: 10'3", 26 Bench Reps
Career College Stats: 35 games, 122 solo tackles, 81 assisted tackles, 203 total tackles, 24 tackles for loss, 7.0 sacks, 2 pass defenses, 2 fumble recoveries, 2 forced fumbles
What Scouts are Saying: A compact and explosive linebacker, Nick Martin has caught the attention of NFL scouts with his impressive combine performance. NFL Draft Buzz describes him as a "heat-seeking missile at the second level" with potential to be a three-down impact player. Martin scored an 8.52 Relative Athletic Score and has drawn interest from teams like the New Orleans Saints.
Kobe King, Penn State, ILB, rJr
Projected Round: 5th - 6th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6006 / 236, 40 time: 4.68, Hand: 9½", Arm: 31¼", Wingspan: 78⅝"
Career College Stats: 46 solo tackles, 113 unassisted tackles, 87 assisted tackles, 200 total tackles, 19 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, 2 fumble recoveries (1 touchdown)
What Scouts are Saying: A standout linebacker from Penn State's top-10 defense, Kobe King projects as a solid Mike linebacker with exceptional run-defending capabilities. Pro Football Focus notes his ability to play in an even front defense and occasionally line up on the edge.
King is praised for his defensive leadership, tackling instincts, and potential to be an immediate contributor. With a 4.68 40-yard time and strong communication skills, he's viewed as a potential Day Three gem who can excel in run defense and special teams.
Cody Lindenberg, Minnesota, ILB, rSr
Projected Round: 5th - 6th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6023 / 236, 40 time: 4.62, Hand: 9", Arm: 32¾", Wingspan: 77½"
Career College Stats: 38 solo tackles, 117 unassisted tackles, 92 assisted tackles, 209 total tackles, 13 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks, 8 pass defenses
What Scouts are Saying: A downhill linebacker from Minnesota, Cody Lindenberg is described by The Draft Network as a "gap-flying" defender who throws his body around with athletic coverage skills. He earned All-Big Ten First Team honors from coaches in 2024.
Lindenberg projects as a developmental starter with sufficient athleticism to potentially become a three-down linebacker. His Senior Bowl participation and NFL Combine invitation underscore his potential as an intriguing Day Three prospect with room for growth.
Francisco Mauigoa, Miami, ILB, Sr
Projected Round: 5th - 6th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6014 / 231, 40 time: 4.60, Vertical: 35", Broad Jump: 10'1", 10-yard split: 1.56
Career College Stats:
Washington State (2 Yrs): 25 solo tackles, 44 unassisted tackles, 33 assisted tackles, 77 total tackles, 7 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, 1 interception (95 yards, 95.0 avg, 1 touchdown)
Miami (FL) (2 Yrs): 26 solo tackles, 99 unassisted tackles, 79 assisted tackles, 178 total tackles, 29 tackles for loss, 9.5 sacks, 2 interceptions
Career Total: 51 solo tackles, 143 unassisted tackles, 112 assisted tackles, 255 total tackles, 36 tackles for loss, 13.0 sacks, 3 interceptions, 9 pass defenses, 1 fumble recovery, 6 forced fumbles
What Scouts are Saying: A versatile linebacker with an interesting background, Francisco Mauigoa hails from Pago Pago, American Samoa. Sports Illustrated notes his unique journey from Washington State to Miami in 2023.
Mauigoa impressed at the NFL Combine with a 4.60-second 40-yard dash, which ranked ninth among linebackers. His versatility and athletic potential make him an intriguing Day Three prospect with the ability to contribute in multiple defensive packages.
Shaun Dolac, Buffalo, OLB, GR
Projected Round: 6th - 7th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6002 / 225, 40 time: 4.70, Vertical: 35½", Bench: 25 reps
Career College Stats: 49 solo tackles, 222 unassisted tackles, 169 assisted tackles, 391 total tackles, 42 tackles for loss, 12.5 sacks, 6 interceptions (209 yards, 34.8 avg, 1 touchdown), 12 pass defenses
What Scouts are Saying: An exceptional small-school prospect, Shaun Dolac stands out as one of the most underrated linebackers in the 2025 draft. Pro Football Focus highlights his impressive defensive metrics, including a 91.7 PFF defense grade and 88.8 run-defense grade.
Despite not receiving an NFL Combine invitation, Dolac was an All-American who led the FBS in tackles. His ability to generate pressure (6.5 sacks, 11 quarterback hurries) and solid coverage skills make him an intriguing late-round developmental prospect.
Cody Simon, Ohio State, OLB, Sr
Projected Round: 5th - 6th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6017 / 229, 40 time: 4.53, Hand: 9¾", Arm: 31¼"
Career College Stats: 57 solo tackles, 115 unassisted tackles, 144 assisted tackles, 259 total tackles, 25 tackles for loss, 10.0 sacks, 1 interception, 11 pass defenses
What Scouts are Saying: A First-Team All-Big Ten linebacker, Cody Simon was the heartbeat of Ohio State's talented defense. Pro Football Focus suggests he would excel in a 3-4 defensive scheme.
Simon is praised for his instinctive play and disciplined approach. He consistently demonstrates an ability to read plays, rarely finding himself out of position. His athletic frame and 4.53 40-yard time suggest potential for special teams and defensive rotation.
Deshawn Pace, Central Florida, OLB, rSr
Projected Round: 6th - 7th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6010 / 208, 40 time: 4.55, Hand: 9½", Arm: 30½"
Career College Stats:
Cincinnati (4 Yrs): 46 solo tackles, 121 unassisted tackles, 125 assisted tackles, 246 total tackles, 26 tackles for loss, 3.0 sacks, 6 interceptions (121 yards, 20.2 avg, 1 touchdown), 9 pass defenses, 2 fumble recoveries
UCF (1 Yr): 12 solo tackles, 40 unassisted tackles, 21 assisted tackles, 61 total tackles, 4 tackles for loss, 0.0 sacks, 2 interceptions (37 yards, 18.5 avg), 1 pass defense
Career Total: 58 solo tackles, 161 unassisted tackles, 146 assisted tackles, 307 total tackles, 30 tackles for loss, 3.0 sacks, 8 interceptions, 10 pass defenses, 2 fumble recoveries
What Scouts are Saying: A versatile defender from UCF, Deshawn Pace impressed during the Big 12 Pro Day with a 4.55-second 40-yard dash. Draft Scout notes his unique ability to play both as a nickel back and outside linebacker.
Pace made 14 run stops at or behind the line of scrimmage, showcasing his disruptive potential. While slightly undersized, his athleticism and versatility make him an intriguing late-round prospect with special teams potential.
Tyreem Powell, Rutgers, ILB, Sr
Projected Round: 6th - 7th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6044 / 239, 40 time: 4.69, Hand: 9", Arm: 34¾"
Career College Stats: 43 solo tackles, 98 unassisted tackles, 103 assisted tackles, 201 total tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 5.0 sacks, 9 pass defenses
What Scouts are Saying: A unique linebacker prospect from Rutgers, Tyreem Powell offers an intriguing physical profile. The Draft Network describes him as a "unicorn" with exceptional height and length that creates challenges for opposing offenses.
Powell is viewed as a potential late-round developmental prospect. NFL Draft Buzz notes his specialized defensive skills, highlighting his tackling prowess and pass-rush potential. While not projected as a star, he's seen as a physical tone-setter with leadership qualities.
Khari Coleman, Ole Miss, OLB, Sr
Projected Round: 6th - 7th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6010 / 220, 40 time: 4.69
Career College Stats: 55 solo tackles, 104 unassisted tackles, 83 assisted tackles, 187 total tackles, 33 tackles for loss, 11.5 sacks
Texas Christian (2 Yrs): 18 solo tackles, 29 unassisted tackles, 23 assisted tackles, 52 total tackles, 18 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks
Ole Miss (3 Yrs): 37 solo tackles, 75 unassisted tackles, 60 assisted tackles, 135 total tackles, 15 tackles for loss, 7.0 sacks
What Scouts are Saying: NFL draft evaluators view Coleman as a complex prospect with a narrative that extends beyond his on-field performance. His journey from Texas Christian to Ole Miss has been marked by both athletic promise and personal challenges that have complicated his draft trajectory.
Sources close to NFL scouting departments describe Coleman as a high-risk, high-reward player. His transfer between programs and demonstrated ability to adapt to new defensive schemes have intrigued some teams, while his off-field incident during the Gator Bowl has raised red flags for others.
Professional scouts appreciate Coleman's versatility and consistent playing time, with one anonymous source noting his potential as a special teams contributor and developmental linebacker. Despite the character concerns, his statistical production and ability to start in Power Five conferences have kept him on draft boards as a potential late-round selection.
Collin Oliver, Oklahoma State, OLB, Sr
Projected Round: 6th - 7th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6016 / 240, 40 time: 4.56, Hand: 9½", Arm: 30¾"
Career College Stats: 43 solo tackles, 86 unassisted tackles, 48 assisted tackles, 134 total tackles, 42 tackles for loss, 23.5 sacks, 7 pass defenses, 5 forced fumbles
What Scouts are Saying: NFL draft analysts have pegged Oliver as a potential mid-to-late round gem, citing his remarkable pass-rushing capabilities and consistent production at Oklahoma State. The Oklahoman highlighted his explosive combine performance, which showcased a rare blend of power and agility for his position.
Professional scouts have been particularly impressed by Oliver's collegiate track record, noting his early success as a freshman when he set Oklahoma State's freshman sack record. His ability to disrupt offensive schemes has drawn comparisons to established NFL edge rushers who emerged from similar developmental paths.
Multiple team sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, suggested Oliver represents the type of high-motor, versatile linebacker who could become a special teams standout while developing into a potential defensive rotational player. His combination of collegiate production and athletic testing has created a groundswell of late-round interest among teams seeking defensive depth.
Kain Medrano, UCLA, OLB, Sr
Projected Round: 6th - 7th Round
Measurements: HT/WT: 6022 / 222, 40 time: 4.46, Hand: 9⅛", Arm: 32"
Career College Stats: 50 solo tackles, 123 unassisted tackles, 72 assisted tackles, 195 total tackles, 22 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, 3 interceptions (73 yards, 24.3 avg, 1 touchdown), 10 pass defenses, 2 fumble recoveries
What Scouts are Saying: NFL talent evaluators view Medrano as a raw but promising linebacker with exceptional athletic potential. The UCLA product emerged as a standout at the NFL Combine, clocking the fastest 40-yard dash time among linebacker prospects and drawing comparisons to coverage-first linebackers who excel in space.
Scouts from multiple NFL teams have noted Medrano's unique background as a multi-sport athlete from Pueblo, Colorado, highlighting his versatility and untapped potential. The LA Football Network praised his lean, athletic frame, suggesting he could develop into a specialized defensive weapon in sub-packages.
The Daily Bruin quoted an anonymous scout describing Medrano as "a classic late-round developmental prospect" — a player whose combine performance has transformed him from a relatively unknown linebacker to a player generating legitimate draft buzz.
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Draft Prospect Series Release Schedule:
Click link to preview previously released position breakdowns.
• March 26: IDL (Interior Defensive Line)
• March 29: Edge
• April 1: OLB/ILB (Outside/Inside Linebacker)
• April 4: CB/S (Cornerback/Safety)
• April 7: IOL (Interior Offensive Line)
• April 10: OT (Offensive Tackle)
• April 13: WR/TE (Wide Receiver/Tight End)
• April 17: RB (Running Back)
• April 20: QB (Quarterback)