What to Expect from 2015 NFL Draft’s Top Pass-Rushers

April 18, 2015   ·   Justis Mosqueda   ·   Jump to comments

You'll hear over and over again between now and draft day that this class is loaded in the first round at the pass-rushing position. In what is mostly considered a "weak" class, this unit comes strong.
With Dante Fowler of Florida, Vic Beasley of Clemson, Randy Gregory of Nebraska, Alvin Dupree of Kentucky, Shane Ray of Missouri and Owamagbe Odighizuwa of UCLA, if your team desperately needs to generate more pressure, there's no excuse this season.
Looking at those top six edge players, we'll list what to expect from each individual athlete. Listing what their potential upside and setbacks are, you get a feeling for how they should be valued in this class, as opposed to consensus rankings.
It should be noted that defensive linemen and edge defenders are probably the best athletes on a football field when you account for their size. There are also people out there who believe, like myself, that there's a correlation between the "success rate" of edge defenders at the next...

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