2024 NFL Draft guide: Who could be on the radar of biggest losers?

Based on the projected top-10 draft order, here’s Yardbarker
For some NFL teams, the start of November means one thing: time to aggressively scout the 2024 NFL Draft class. Based on the projected top-10 draft order through Week 9, here’s Yardbarker's guide for prospects each team may consider. (The 2024 NFL Draft is April 25-27 in Detroit.) PLAYERS TO CONSIDER: QB Caleb Williams (Southern Cal), QB Drake Maye (North Carolina), WR Marvin Harrison Jr. (Ohio State) Inconsistent QB Kyler Murray is returning from a devastating knee injury. The new regime did not draft him and may be eager to bring in its own guy. With potential franchise quarterbacks Williams and Maye available, Arizona would have a difficult time not selecting one of them. The best non-QB option clearly is Harrison Jr., whom former NFL GM Rick Spielman called as polished of a route-runner as I've seen. Former NFL scout and Yardbarker contributor Daniel Kelly, however, tempers that view. To put it in baseball terms, he wrote, he'll hit a lot of doubles, a few triples and an occasional home run. — Adam

2024 NFL Draft guide: Who could be on the radar of biggest losers?

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