2027 NFL Draft: Infante’s Way-Too-Early Top 30 Prospects

Even if you’re a casual fan of the NFL Draft, you’ve probably heard some buzz about how good the 2027 class is supposed to be. While a lot can change between now and next April, my early analysis confirms that there’s a lot of potential for blue-chip prospects to arise in next year’s group. There are a lot of talented running backs and wide receivers in college football, which bodes incredibly well for those of you in dynasty fantasy football leagues.

There’s also an abundance of intriguing quarterback prospects. I don’t have a blue-chip grade on any QB yet, but a lot of guys have potential; there are currently nine quarterbacks in my top 70. Heading into the summer, who are the big names to know?

Which underrated prospects have the best chance of surprising everyone and becoming first-round picks? Join me as I break down my super early top 30 prospects in the 2027 NFL Draft. 1) Jeremiah Smith, WR, Ohio State It was genuinely difficult to find a weakness in Jeremiah Smith’s game last year.

He’s a giant receiver at 6’3″ and 223 pounds with expected physicality and the ball skills and catch radius to win above the rim. However, he’s also an elite athlete with great deep speed, good explosiveness, shooting laterally out of his breaks, and good stem work early in his route. Smith also has great hands and adjusts his approach to get open vs.