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NFL DRAFT PREVIEW • APRIL 27-29 • PHILADELPHIA

Myles GarrettDL, 6-4, 272, Texas A&MNotable: All-American last season and one of the best pass rushers in the country despite some nagging injuries.Scouting report: Elite speed, quickness and strength adds up to a potentially dominant pass rusher with only the need to stay on the field more.Outlook: Odds on favorite to be No. 1 overall pick.

Solomon ThomasDL, 6-3, 273, StanfordNotable: Pac-12 defensive player of the year in 2016 and has been gaining steam in the postseason draft process.Scouting report: Gets rid of blockers with strength and quickness, though he might need to add some bulk and power to handle massive NFL linemen.Outlook: Top-five proba-ble. Top-10 seems like a lock.

Jamal AdamsS, 6-0, 214, LSUNotable: Son of former Kentucky running back George Adams, who played for the New York Giants.Scouting report: Adams gets high marks for leadership, on top of elite athletic ability, and makes it difficult to find flaws here.Outlook: Adams won't go first overall, but he can make the case.

Jonathan AllenDL, 6-3, 286, AlabamaNotable: Finished seventh in the Heisman Trophy voting in 2016 and won two defensive player of the year awards (Bednar-ik and Nagurski).Scouting report: A funda-mentally sound and furious competitor, who can play inside and out, but not ideal length on the edge.Outlook: If Allen slips out of the top-10, it won't be very far.

Malik HookerS, 6-1, 206, Ohio StateNotable: Hooker was a Division I basketball prospect coming out of high school and started just one season at Ohio State.Scouting report: Side-line-to-sideline range and excellent instincts in the passing game, but needs improvement playing close to the line.Outlook: Safeties are not often selected in the top-10. Hooker and Adams are likely to buck that trend.

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Led by Myles Garrett, defensive players make a push to dominate the NFL draft spotlight in Philly

Brotherlyshove1st ROUND DRAFT ORDER

1. Cleveland

2. San Francisco

3. Chicago

4. Jacksonville

5. Tennessee (from L.A.

Rams)

6. N.Y. Jets

7. L.A. Chargers

8. Carolina

9. Cincinnati

10. Buffalo

11. New Orleans

12. Cleveland (from Phil.)

13. Arizona

14. Philadelphia (from Minn.)

15. Indianapolis

16. Baltimore

17. Washington

18. Tennessee

19. Tampa Bay

20. Denver

21. Detroit

22. Miami

23. N.Y. Giants

24. Oakland

25. Houston

26. Seattle

27. Kansas City

28. Dallas

29. Green Bay

30. Pittsburgh

31. Atlanta

32. New EnglandContent by The Associated Press; page designed by GateHouse Media’s Center for News & Design. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS