In recent days, significant events have unfolded in the sports world, including the trade involving Luka Dončić and Anthony Davis, along with Myles Garrett's trade request from the Cleveland Browns. Amid these happenings, NFL prospects participated in the Shrine and Senior Bowl festivities, striving to leave a lasting impression on league evaluators. The performances at these events could potentially impact their draft stock, either positively or negatively.

While all-star events represent only a part of the player evaluation process, they offer teams a crucial opportunity to interview prospects and observe how they adapt to NFL coaching. The competitive environment also elevates the performance level for all participants. Keeping track of these developments, Moneyline has compiled the latest rankings, incorporating insights from the recent events into their evaluation framework.

The grading of players was executed by a team of scouts, each specializing in different positions. The evaluation process included input from Dame Parson, who focused on quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and receiving tight ends, among others. Notably, Travis Hunter from Colorado topped the rankings with a score of 9.2, followed closely by Abdul Carter from Penn State and Mason Graham from Michigan. The detailed grading scale ranged from generational talent to training camp bodies, reflecting the varied potential and readiness of prospects heading into the NFL draft.