The 25 best players still available in the 2021 NFL Draft

Owusu-Koramoah has a chance to start at the next level immediately and would be a fine early second-rounder. He had 62 tackles and 1.5 sacks in 12 games last season.

A lack of size is likely what's pushed Moore to the second round. Moore lacks size at 5-foot-9, but he ran a 4.34 second 40 time and had 86 catches, 1,193 yards, and eight touchdowns in only eight games last year. He'd be a good fit at the start of the second round for either Jacksonville or the Jets.

Likely the next running back taken, Williams is a power runner with excellent pass-catching ability. He's an obvious fit for the Jets, Falcons, or Dolphins early in the second round.

Moehrig could be the first safety off the board. He was highly productive over the last two seasons for TCU.

Teams haven't plugged the middle in the first round, but Barmore would be a nice find in the early second. He had eight sacks last season.

Jenkins could step in immediately as a starting right tackle. There are several teams early in the second round who could use his services.

A long injury history has likely pushed Dickerson down draft boards, but he has the potential to be an elite center or guard if he can stay healthy. He's currently coming off a major knee injury.

Eichenberg has the potential to help at right tackle in 2021, with several teams picking early in the second round in the market for that help. He comes from a Notre Dame program that has produced several excellent linemen recently.

Edge rushers with big upside aren't plentiful in this year's draft, but Ojulari is one remaining. Ojulari is a quick edge pass rusher who had a terrific 2020, recording 9.5 sacks in 10 games.

Radunz hasn't faced the best competition, but he performed well during Senior Bowl week and could help at either guard or tackle. Several teams early in the second round could call his name.

Interior defensive linemen weren't popular on Day 1, but there's potential available in the second round. Onwuzurike opted out of the 2020 season, but he's a top interior prospect who impressed at the Senior Bowl.

Basham had an up and down college career, but he's a potential interior defensive lineman with pass-rushing skills. He had 19.5 sacks in four seasons for the Demon Deacons.

Cornerback help remains plentiful on Day 2. The younger Samuel had a great career at Florida State, peaking last year with three picks in eight games.

What Moore doesn't have in size at 5-foot-7, he makes up for with elite speed and past production. He shows excellent potential in the slot for a team like the Chiefs late in the second round.

Campbell would be the second Georgia corner to be drafted behind former teammate Eric Stokes. He's not as gifted athletically but has more size and ran a sub-4.4 40 in his Pro Day.

Freiermuth brings big Red Zone potential for a tight end needy team like Dallas. He had 15 touchdowns in his first two seasons at Penn State.

Humphrey could be an immediate starter for multiple NFL teams at center. He represents a great value in the second round.

The possible first safety selected, Grant was a playmaker over the last three seasons at UCF, with 10 total interceptions and big tackle numbers.

A possible plug-and-play tackle on Day 2, Cosmi is experienced at left tackle but could move to the right side in his rookie season.

Bolton was everywhere for the Tigers during his college career. He recorded 198 tackles over the last two seasons.

Another undersized wide receiver at 5-foot-9, Atwell has elite speed and production. He had 1,272 yards receiving in 2019 before regressing last year.

Surratt is a converted quarterback who is still learning linebacker, but he shows huge upside. He had over 90 tackles in consecutive seasons.

A more sizable wideout than the wide receivers previously mentioned, Marshall had 10 touchdowns in only seven games last season. He's a fit as an outside receiver.

Carman could step in immediately as a right tackle in the NFL, providing potential value in the middle of Day 2.

Mond was a winner for the Aggies, with elite athletic ability. His passing accuracy is in question, though he did improve to 63% last season.