Consensus board vs. draft day: the full OT class, charted.
The Steal
Cameron Williams was ranked OT12 on the consensus board (#92 overall) but lasted until pick 207, where the Philadelphia Eagles took him in Round 6. A 115-spot fall, the largest gap between consensus and draft day of any OT in the class. Behind him, Chase Lundt (+53) and Ajani Cornelius (+40) also outlasted their rankings.
The Conviction Pick
The Baltimore Ravens took Carson Vinson at pick 141, 64 spots ahead of his #205 consensus rank. That's the league's strongest disagreement with the public board at the position. Teams showed similar conviction on Myles Hinton (38 spots) and Anthony Belton (37 spots).
The Cliff
After Jalen Rivers went at pick 153, the next OT didn't come off the board for 38 picks. That's the sharpest drop in the class.
The Spend
Teams spent 23 picks on OT, 9 of them in the first two rounds. That's below the position's average of 24 since 2018.
The Bet
The New England Patriots spent more draft capital on OT than any other club: picks 4 and 220, 32% of their total draft investment.
The One Who Slipped
Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, ranked #249 on the consensus board, went undrafted through all 257 picks.
| Pick | Player | Pos Rank | Consensus | Δ | School | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Will Campbell | OT1 | #5 | −1 | LSU | New England |
| 7 | Armand Membou | OT2 | #6 | +1 | Missouri | New York Jets |
| 9 | Kelvin Banks Jr. | OT3 | #15 | −6 | Texas | New Orleans |
| 29 | Josh Conerly Jr. | OT5 | #34 | −5 | Oregon | Washington |
| 32 | Josh Simmons | OT4 | #21 | +11 | Ohio State | Kansas City |
| 37 | Jonah Savaiinaea | OT7 | #55 | −18 | Arizona | Miami |
| 48 | Aireontae Ersery | OT6 | #43 | +5 | Minnesota | Houston |
| 54 | Anthony Belton | OT11 | #91 | −37 | N.C. State | Green Bay |
| 57 | Ozzy Trapilo | OT8 | #77 | −20 | Boston College | Chicago |
| 89 | Wyatt Milum | OT9 | #78 | +11 | West Virginia | Jacksonville |
| 91 | Emery Jones Jr. | OT13 | #98 | −7 | LSU | Baltimore |
| 99 | Charles Grant | OT10 | #84 | +15 | William & Mary | Las Vegas |
| 127 | Jalen Travis | OT16 | #162 | −35 | Iowa State | Indianapolis |
| 141 | Carson Vinson | OT19 | #205 | −64 | Alabama A&M | Baltimore |
| 153 | Jalen Rivers | OT14 | #146 | +7 | Miami | Cincinnati |
| 191 | Myles Hinton | OT20 | #229 | −38 | Michigan | Philadelphia |
| 199 | Branson Taylor | OT22 | #314 | −115 | Pittsburgh | LA Chargers |
| 204 | Ajani Cornelius | OT17 | #164 | +40 | Oregon | Dallas |
| 206 | Chase Lundt | OT15 | #153 | +53 | Connecticut | Buffalo |
| 207 | Cameron Williams | OT12 | #92 | +115 | Texas | Philadelphia |
| 218 | Jack Nelson | OT18 | #193 | +25 | Wisconsin | Atlanta |
| 220 | Marcus Bryant | OT23 | #375 | −155 | Missouri | New England |
| 234 | Mason Richman | OT24 | #410 | −176 | Iowa | Seattle |
| Undrafted (UDFA) | ||||||
| — | Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson | OT21 | #249 | — | Florida | — |
| — | Amari Kight | OT | — | — | UCF | — |
Pre-draft projections are from the Wide Left Consensus Big Board compiled by Arif Hasan, an aggregation of published analyst boards.