2019 NFL Draft: Top-50 prospects big board

25. DT Quinnen Williams, Alabama – Another violent defensive lineman for the Crimson Tide (what’s new). Williams has great size at 6’3 and roughly 290 lbs and is quicker than it may appear for a big defender such as himself. The active hands of Williams are possibly the best attribute to his skill set.

24. DT Dre’Mont Jones, Ohio State – Jones is a dangerous 3-technique defensive tackle with the potential to penetrate opposing backfields at the drop of a hat. Playing alongside a franchise player such as Nick Bosa has been beneficial although he has started to raise eyebrows with Bosa nursing an injury.

23. CB Michael Jackson, Miami – The NFL loves long corners with great size and Jackson has that in spades. He did not become a full-time starter until 2017 but he made the best of it with 43 tackles and four interceptions. His frame and ability to provide reliable run support only adds to his weaponry.

22. EDGE Brian Burns, Florida State – When it comes to purely getting after the quarterback, Burns is one of the best in the country at it. He totaled 13 sacks and 23 tackles for loss during his first first two seasons in Tallahassee. Burns may lack the bulk that some teams desire but his speed off the edge and tree branch-like arms hinders just about every offense he encounters.

21. LB Mack Wilson, Alabama – Wilson is your prototypical, hard-hat wearing linebacker for the Crimson Tide. Aggressive and hard hitting, Wilson also shows instincts in pass coverage, which is definitely a plus in today’s game. Some have Wilson as the top inside linebacker in next year’s draft and for good reason.