The NFL Draft is fast approaching, and next weekend, a handful of Florida Football stars will learn their fate from Green Bay. A good chunk of Gators seem to have pretty consistent evaluations in the scores of mock drafts out there, with most Gators hoping to be a Day 3 pick.
But there are three Gators who seem to be all over the map when it comes to their draft positioning and the following are the three Gators with the most variance in the mock drafts that are floating out there.
Florida Football: Cam Jackson is Round 3 to Round 7
A good chunk of mock drafts seem to have the defensive tackle pegged around the 6th round, including ones from The Athletic and Pro Football Focus.
But Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports dropped a mock draft back on March 31 that has Jackson pegged 63rd, which would hint at a potential late 2nd/early 3rd round pick.
Jason Pruett of Draftplex also has Jackson going in the 3rd round, while Vinnie Iyer of The Sporting News envisions a potential late 4th round/early 5th round selection.
Shemar James
After declaring early for the NFL Draft, Shemar James doesn't seem to have a consistent slot that prognosticators like him at.
Pro Football Focus essentially has him going undrafted next week. A smattering of others see him as a 6th and 7th-round pick.
But then ESPN sees a pathway for James to go in the 4th round, while The Draft Network gave James a chance to go in the 3rd round.
Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson
The right tackle for Florida might have the most variance of any Gator in the draft. ESPN pegs him as a fringe prospect who is hoping to go in round seven in the draft.
Then 247 Sports and Pro Football Focus both have Crenshaw-Dickson as a 4th round prospect.
Other smaller sites seem to have a similar variance of round four to round seven.