National media members, scouts and coaches think the world of Saquon Barkley — and SI.com is no different.
“Barkley is a true workhorse back who would be a first-round prospect solely on his ability as a runner,” The MMQB staff wrote. “Add in his passing-game skills — think Le’Veon Bell, a big back who has the ability to create separation when lined up as a receiver—and he’s custom-built for the modern NFL.”
The rankings, released Tuesday afternoon, listed the top 50 prospects. Penn State safety Marcus Allen and tight end Mike Gesicki — a couple of probable Day 2 selections — didn’t make the cut.