Most of the smokescreen has cleared, most of dust has settled. The scouts' poker faces might still be lingering, but a week from today we'll have all of the answers: Which FCS prospects were taken in the NFL Draft, which picked up high-end free agent contracts, and how many players from this level will get a shot at a childhood dream?
We take a look at the highest rated NFL Draft prospects from the FCS — conference by conference. We use the data from DraftScout.com, and we must give a shout out to one of its key people — Brian Hitterman. He has been around the scouting industry for more than two decades, and he and his coworkers do a great job. Today? We take a look at the Ivy League.[divider]
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PROSPECTS BY FCS CONFERENCE: The list[divider]
IVY LEAGUE PROSPECT RANKINGS
(According to DraftScout.com – NOTE: HPFA – High Priority Free Agent)
| RK | PLAYER | POS | COLLEGE | PROJ HIGH | PROJ LOW |
| 1 | Stephen Carlson | TE | Princeton | HPFA | FA |
| 2 | John Lovett | FB/QB | Princeton | HPFA | Tryouts |
| 3 | Larry Allen Jr. | OG | Harvard | PFA | Tryouts |
| 4 | Jesper Horsted | WR | Princeton | PFA | Tryouts |
| 5 | Patrick Eby | LS | Columbia | HPFA | FA |
| 6 | Daryle Banfield | DT | Brown | FA | |
| 7 | Charlie Volker | RB | Princeton | FA | |
| 8 | Stone Hart | DT | Harvard | FA | |
| 9 | Rocco Di Leo | DT | Dartmouth | FA | |
| 10 | K. McKinney-Crudden | SS | Dartmouth | FA |
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Here are the links to the FCS Combine charts, position by position (how the NFL Combine breaks it down):
Safeties | Cornerbacks |
OLB/DE | Defensive Tackles
ILBs | Offensive Linemen
Running Backs | Quarterbacks
Special Teams
Wide Receivers | Tight Ends | ALL Positions
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