5-star Miles Garrett
3-star Mitch Trubisky
4-star Solomon Thomas
5-star Leonard Fournette
2-star Corey Davis
4-star Jamal Adams
4-star Mike Williams
4-star Christian McCaffrey
3-star John Ross
3-star Patrick Mahomes
4-star Marshon Lattimore
5-star Deshaun Watson
NR - Haason Reddick
4-star Derek Barnett
3-star Malik Hooker
5-star Marlon Humphrey
5-star Jonathan Allen
5-star Adoree' Jackson
5-star O.J. Howard
4-star Garett Bolles
3-star Jarrad Davis
2-star Charles Harris
3-star Evan Engram
3-star Gareon Conley
5-star Jabrill Peppers
4-star Takkarist McKinley
5-star Tre'Davious White
4-star Taco Charlton
3-star David Njoku
3-star T.J. Watt
5-star Reuben Foster
NR Ryan Ramczyk
Total tally:
10/32 = 5-stars
9/32 = 4-stars
9/32 = 3-stars
2/32 = 2-stars
2/32 = Not ranked
5-stars had a 30.3% chance of becoming a 1st round draft pick (this is accurate because there were 33 five-stars in 2012, 34 in 2013 and 34 in 2014).
4-stars had a 2.7% chance of becoming a 1st round draft pick (averaging the number of 4-stars from the 2012-2014 classes, ranged from 320-341 in total).
3-stars had a 0.06% chance of becoming a 1st round draft pick (rough estimate based on general average of 3-stars from 2012-2014 classes).
2-stars had a 0.009% chance of becoming a 1st round draft pick (see above).
3-star Mitch Trubisky
4-star Solomon Thomas
5-star Leonard Fournette
2-star Corey Davis
4-star Jamal Adams
4-star Mike Williams
4-star Christian McCaffrey
3-star John Ross
3-star Patrick Mahomes
4-star Marshon Lattimore
5-star Deshaun Watson
NR - Haason Reddick
4-star Derek Barnett
3-star Malik Hooker
5-star Marlon Humphrey
5-star Jonathan Allen
5-star Adoree' Jackson
5-star O.J. Howard
4-star Garett Bolles
3-star Jarrad Davis
2-star Charles Harris
3-star Evan Engram
3-star Gareon Conley
5-star Jabrill Peppers
4-star Takkarist McKinley
5-star Tre'Davious White
4-star Taco Charlton
3-star David Njoku
3-star T.J. Watt
5-star Reuben Foster
NR Ryan Ramczyk
Total tally:
10/32 = 5-stars
9/32 = 4-stars
9/32 = 3-stars
2/32 = 2-stars
2/32 = Not ranked
5-stars had a 30.3% chance of becoming a 1st round draft pick (this is accurate because there were 33 five-stars in 2012, 34 in 2013 and 34 in 2014).
4-stars had a 2.7% chance of becoming a 1st round draft pick (averaging the number of 4-stars from the 2012-2014 classes, ranged from 320-341 in total).
3-stars had a 0.06% chance of becoming a 1st round draft pick (rough estimate based on general average of 3-stars from 2012-2014 classes).
2-stars had a 0.009% chance of becoming a 1st round draft pick (see above).
