10. DE Darrell Taylor
We don’t have an updated photo of him yet, so you’ll have to take our word that he’s bulked up a good bit since his freshman year last season when he looked more like a receiver than a defensive end. The athletic upside has always been there. Now he looks like he’s at least getting closer to a weight where he can compete in the SEC. The depth chart is stacked against him a bit, but, based on the limited reps we’ve seen so far, Taylor is a guy who could be seeing the field a lot the next couple years.
