2017 NFL Draft: Week 10 Prospect Stock Report

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Oct 15, 2016; Gainesville, FL, USA; Florida Gators linebacker Jarrad Davis (40) is helped off the field after an apparent injury against the Missouri Tigers during the second half at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Florida Gators defeated the Missouri Tigers 40-14. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports /

Stock Down: Defense

Jarrad Davis (OLB – Florida): Jarrad Davis has played through a minor ankle injury the past couple of weeks. While he looked like his normal, productive self in week nine against Georgia, he struggled against Arkansas in week 10.

Arkansas has one of the biggest offensive lines in college football and they were able to dominate the line of scrimmage. The front seven for the Gators was overmatched, most noticeably Davis.

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It was an all around poor game for Davis as he struggled in multiple areas. He failed to wrap in the run game, he lost a receiver in his zone, he was flagged for a personal foul and he was helped off the field after suffering an injury. Overall, this is a game Davis will want to forget quickly. With LSU and Florida State still on the schedule, his 2017 NFL Draft stock will have time to recover.

Harold Landry (DE – Boston College): Harold Landry ranks third in the FBS in sacks with nine on the season. He’s a very athletic edge rusher who has been extremely consistent and productive during his time with the Eagles. That was not the case in week 10.

Landry had recorded 7.5 sacks over his previous five games, but Louisville’s Lamar Jackson was too elusive. Landry did all he could to force Jackson out of the pocket and bring him down, but he didn’t come close. The junior finished the game with just two tackles, neither of which came against Jackson.

As a junior Landry could wait until 2018 to declare, but he may receive a high enough grade to warrant entering the 2017 NFL Draft. His athletic ability will impress scouts and he could sneak into day two of the draft.

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