2021 NFL Draft: Way too early top 32 Big Board features QBs, WRs galore

In this way too early top 32 for the 2021 NFL Draft, we discover that the wide receiver class may be better in 2021 than 2020.

While the 2020 NFL Draft just ended, it’s never too early to start thinking about next year. Many have already begun scouting the 2021 NFL Draft and all that it has to offer.

The hype is on at the quarterback position, where Clemson signal-caller Trevor Lawrence is already being lauded as the greatest quarterback prospect since Andrew Luck. There are others at quarterback to watch, especially Ohio State’s Justin Fields. There are always sleepers as well, and two of them made this board.

Another story line surrounding the 2021 class is the wide receiver position. The 2020 class was very deep, but the 2021 NFL Draft could feature more talent at the top of the board. Get ready for the class comparisons all process long. The SEC has a boatload of receiver talent to pay attention to, and several made the list. Other top conferences aren’t slouching though.

The 2021 NFL Draft should also feature a much better tight end class, with both well-rounded players and athletic pass-catchers. Two of them made the early top 32, but there are several others to keep an eye on.

All of that said and we haven’t even discussed the top prospect for 2021, and offensive lineman with almost no holes in his game. The linebacker position is another one to be familiar with, as there are two names fighting for the early top spot.

If it’s too early for you, we understand, but the 2021 NFL Draft is going to be just as fun to cover, and we are just getting started. Let’s kick off another year of summer scouting with a way too early top 32 big board for 2021. Why don’t we dive on in?