LSU - QB Jayden Daniels
Jayden Daniels will not just be LSU's highest draft pick, but will very likely be the SEC as a whole's first player off the board. Daniels took a big step forward this season, with a 72.2% completion percentage, 3,812 passing yards, 1,134 rushing yards, 50 total TD's (40 passing, 10 rushing), and just 4 INT's while taking home the Heisman Trophy.
Daniels ended up with career totals of a 66.3% completion percentage, 12,750 passing yards, 3,307 rushing yards, 123 total TD's (89 passing, 34 rushing), and 20 INT's across his career (5 years split between Arizona State and LSU).
I expect Daniels to be either the 2nd or 3rd overall pick in the draft. He brings a great mix of athleticism/running ability and accuracy to the table. In the modern day's NFL, Daniels is a QB that can win a team a lot of games.
Ole Miss - EDGE Cedric Johnson
Johnson was a multi-year contributor for Ole Miss who tested pretty well in Indy. This past season, he had 40 tackles, 5.5 sacks, 6.5 TFL, 3 PBU's, and a forced fumble. He measured in at 6'3, 260 pounds with 33 1/2" arms. He also ran a 4.64 40 with a 1.61 10-yard split time.
For his four-year career, he put up career totals of 111 tackles, 19 sacks, 22 TFL,4 PBU's, 2 Forced Fumbles, and 2 Fumble Recoveries. I expect Johnson to be a Day 3 pick. Daijahn Anthony could also be in the running for the top Ole Miss player off the board.