It seems like everybody is high on Notre Dame star Jeremiyah Love, and there's certainly a lot to like. He might be the most explosive back in the class, he's a natural tackle-breaker, and he offers enough decision-making prowess to trust in a starting role. Yet, he's not the lone back with first-round aspirations.

Could Arch Manning go No. 1? Will QBs dominate the first round? Which teams could land playmakers? Field Yates projects next year's opening 32 picks.

This is a decidedly different sort of draft class than the one we saw a year ago. It's chock-full of quarterbacks, edge rushers and offensive tackles -- three of the four highest-paid positions in the NFL currently (with wide receiver being the other).