McShay's best available Day 2 draft prospects
— -- The first round of the 2016 NFL draft has wrapped up, but a load of talented prospects remain. Here are the top remaining players left on my board, along with scouting reports from Steve Muench and Kevin Weidl that ran in our pre-draft Top 300 rankings. The player's Scouts Inc. grade is in parentheses.
1. Myles Jack, OLB, UCLA (Grade: 92)
What he brings : Arguably one of the most athletic prospects in this class, Jack is a perfect fit for today's NFL. He has sideline-to-sideline range and flashes explosive power. In addition, he is the top coverage linebacker in the class. Jack comes with some durability concerns after a season-ending torn meniscus this past fall, and it seems concerns over his knee caused his tumble. He is a top-10 prospect in this class who will add playmaking ability to a front seven when healthy.
2. Reggie Ragland, ILB, Alabama (90)
What he brings : The top run-stopping linebacker in this class, Ragland brings size, excellent point-of-attack skills and a strong understanding of geometry with pursuit angles to provide him with sideline-to-sideline range. He also brings a physical element to his game and is an impactful knock-back tackler. While he has some athletic limitations, he has better third-down value than people think, including an underrated pass-rushing presence. He also brings outstanding football character and is one of the more NFL-ready prospects who could step in as a starter immediately.
3. Jarran Reed, DT, Alabama (90)
What he brings : Reed is the best run-stopping defensive tackle in this class. He plays with excellent leverage and has the anchor, along with the upper-body power, to eat up space as a two-gapper at the next level. He shows heavy and active hands discarding blocks when tied up in a phone booth. He doesn't have great production as a pass-rusher, but he wasn't asked to rush the passer within his defensive scheme at Alabama. Reed has shown the ability to push the pocket from the interior. He will instantly upgrade the interior of the defensive line.