22. Alex Cook | S | Los Angeles Rams

• College: Washington
• Height / Weight: 6’1″ / 203 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: Los Angeles Rams
• NFL Comparison: Nick Scott
• Why He Could Make It: Smart downhill tackler who communicates well in deep-third zones.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Average 40-time limited his draft stock as an undrafted free agent.

23. Shaun Wade | CB | Philadelphia Eagles

• College: Ohio State
• Height / Weight: 6’1″ / 196 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: Philadelphia Eagles
• NFL Comparison: Rasul Douglas
• Why He Could Make It: Former 5th-round pick who excels in zone scheme concepts and tackling at the line of scrimmage.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Transition from slot to outside corner in the NFL caused initial growing pains.

24. Dondrea Tillman | LB | Denver Broncos

• College: IUP
• Height / Weight: 6’3″ / 270 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: Denver Broncos
• NFL Comparison: Andrew Van Ginkel
• Why He Could Make It: Versatile front-seven defender with heavy hands and relentless pursuit motor.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Played at Division II level, taking longer to adapt to pro competition speed.

25. Isaiah Johnson | CB | Miami Dolphins

• College: Houston
• Height / Weight: 6’2″ / 203 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: Miami Dolphins
• NFL Comparison: Ahkello Witherspoon
• Why He Could Make It: Long boundary corner who can press receiver releases at the line.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Injuries hindered his ability to stay on active rosters early in his career.

26. Josh Thompson | DB | Kansas City Chiefs

• College: Texas
• Height / Weight: 6 me’0″ / 194 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: Kansas City Chiefs
• NFL Comparison: Dane Cruikshank
• Why He Could Make It: Position flexibility to play corner, nickel, or safety while starring on kickoff units.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Bounced around practice squads without securing a stable defensive system fit.

27. Sean Brown | LB | Tennessee Titans

• College: Jacksonville State
• Height / Weight: 6’2″ / 225 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: Tennessee Titans
• NFL Comparison: Kamu Grugier-Hill
• Why He Could Make It: High-octane pursuit linebacker who makes plays in space and covers tight ends well.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Undrafted prospect needing to prove physical durability against big offensive fronts.

28. Elijah Cooks | WR | New Orleans Saints

• College: San Jose State
• Height / Weight: 6’4″ / 215 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: New Orleans Saints
• NFL Comparison: Mack Hollins
• Why He Could Make It: Big-bodied jump-ball receiver with strong hands in red-zone traffic.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Lacks elite top-end speed, requiring high-level catch radius efficiency.

29. Jalen Redmond | DT | Minnesota Vikings

• College: Oklahoma
• Height / Weight: 6’2″ / 291 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: Minnesota Vikings
• NFL Comparison: Roy Robertson-Harris
• Why He Could Make It: Explosive interior pass rusher with quick hands and effective leverage.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Medical flags and college inconsistency lowered his initial pro draft stock.

30. Kyon Barrs | DT | Houston Gamblers / Free Agent

• College: Wisconsin / Arizona
• Height / Weight: 6’2″ / 290 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: Free Agent / Workout Circuit
• NFL Comparison: Foley Fatukasi
• Why He Could Make It: Stout run plugger who demands double teams and frees up linebackers.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Limited pass-rush repertoire kept him off initial 53-man rosters.

31. Brandon Aubrey | K | Dallas Cowboys

• College: Notre Dame
• Height / Weight: 6’3″ / 200 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: Dallas Cowboys
• NFL Comparison: Brandon Aubrey (Self)
• Why He Could Make It: Already an All-Pro NFL kicker; continues to serve as the gold standard for spring football kicking conversions.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Played collegiate soccer before transitioning to football late in his athletic development.

32. Jake Bates | K | Detroit Lions

• College: Arkansas
• Height / Weight: 5’10” / 200 lbs
• Current NFL Camp: Detroit Lions
• NFL Comparison: Younghoe Koo
• Why He Could Make It: Proven long-distance monster who transformed UFL success into a starting NFL kicking job.
• Why He Didn’t Make It in the Past: Was exclusively a kickoff specialist in college before demonstrating elite field goal range in the spring.