5. Jalen Reeves-Maybin
JRM might not have the star power of some of the guys in front of him, but he’s extremely productive (led the Vols in tackles in 2014) and probably has a couple more years of college football in front of him. His versatility gives him value as much as anything. The converted safety made a seamless transition to outside linebacker, where he’s especially good in space – both in tackling and covering skill players. With plenty of spread-type offenses in the SEC, having players like Reeves-Maybin who can play in the box and cover receivers in space is extremely valuable.
