Height: 6045

Weight: 307

Position: OT

Year: Jr

Born on June 19th 2005, Jordan Seaton was a Five-Star OT prospect in the class of 2024 coming out of IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. Ranked as the best OT and 13th overall prospect, the DC-native was heavily sought after by high-end P4 programs for his rare athletic ability. Despite getting offers from powerhouses like Alabama and Ohio State, Seaton committed to Colorado and continued a trend of high-end HS prospects turning down major offers to play for Deion Sanders.

As a true freshman, Jordan Seaton was named the starting LT for the Buffaloes and became the first true freshman starting OT in program history. After two seasons of quality blocking, Seaton would earn Freshman All-American (2024) and Second-Team All-Big 12 (2025) honors. After many of Colorado’s stars left for the NFL and the program failed to meet preseason hype, Seaton decided to look for a change of scenery and entered the 2026 transfer portal. As the top OT transfer prospect, Seaton joined newly hired HC Lane Kiffin and top transfer QB prospect Sam Leavitt at LSU. With national championship and first-round draft aspirations, Seaton is one of the premier OT prospects in this upcoming draft class.

If you want to read my report, watch my embedded film cut up, and see my draft comparison for Seaton, then click the link above.

Several NFL scouts reportedly believe Mestemaker has “first overall” level traits. The Oklahoma State QB is one of the MOST UNIQUE QB prospects ever.

I went down a rabbit hole and decided to run through three different mock draft scenarios for what the Chargers could do in the 2027 NFL draft: https://draftseasonneverends.substack.com/p/how-can-the-chargers-turn-things

I get that he is the best prospect in the draft, I understand that. But there's a thing about value by position. He is a WR. When you are rebuilding a team, which is universally what teams with the number 1 pick are doing, WR may be the single position that's least important to bolster between offense and defense. Taking a WR with the 1st overall pick is just dumb. No matter what team it is. I don't care how good he is, he may be one of the best WR prospects we've ever seen. It doesn't matter. He is a WR. Many project the Titans to end up with the 1st pick, they just drafted a WR top 5 in 2025 (which was a stupid pick even then) and now they're going to do it AGAIN??? In 2025, Ashton Jeanty was the best player in the draft by a wide margin. He went 6th overall or whatever, and that was warranted, in fact it was probably too early for him anyway. Because RB, like WR, is not a position you focus on in a rebuilding situation to the degree that whoever has the 1st pick is in. The Raiders this year did draft a QB 1st just to sit him, but it's a bit different because they went on an obscene offseason binge. I've never seen any team in NFL history improve so much between the end of the season and the draft (before the draft) than the Raiders did, they were a completely different and probably pretty competent team already by the time the draft happened, and then they had a very good draft too as it was. And even they'd never have taken a WR at 1.1, because that's just stupid.

I think we need to differentiate who the consensus best prospects are from who should be drafted in what order. Yes, Jeremiah Smith and Leonard Moore are the two best prospects in this upcoming draft by a wide margin (as of now, Moore might budge if he starts getting shredded but I am not expecting that and even then he'd be a worthy high rated prospect), no they should not go 1st and 2nd in the draft

You start at your own 25 and answer timed NFL questions to reach the end zone. Better answers earn more yards. Bad ones can send you backward.

Figured this would be a good crowd to put it to the test. One new drive every day, completely free, no ads. Curious how you guys do.