In each of the last two drafts, two guards have been selected in the first round. With Chance Warmack of Alabama and Jonathan Cooper of North Carolina, that trend will continue.
In the exceedingly tough Southeastern Conference, Warmack was dominant this season. He’s a powerhouse at the point of attack and rarely gets pushed back by defensive linemen. Cooper is the quicker of the two and can handle gap-shooting linebackers a little better.
1. Chance Warmack | 6’3, 320 pounds | Guard | Alabama
2. Jonathan Cooper | 6’3, 310 pounds | Guard | North Carolina
3. Dallas Thomas | 6’5, 300 pounds | Offensive tackle | Tennessee
4. Gabe Jackson | 6’4, 320 pounds | Guard | Mississippi State *
5. Larry Warford | 6’3, 333 pounds | Guard | Kentucky
6. Alvin Bailey | 6’5, 320 pounds | Guard | Arkansas *
7. Cyril Richardson | 6’5, 328 pounds | Guard | Baylor *
8. Travis Bond | 6’7, 330 pounds | Guard | North Carolina
9. Omoregie Uzzi | 6’3, 300 pounds | Guard | Georgia Tech
10. Zach Fulton | 6’5, 324 pounds | Guard | Tennessee *
11. Carson York | 6’5, 293 pounds | Guard | Oregon
12. Jeff Baca | 6’3, 295 pounds | Guard | UCLA
13. Hugh Thornton | 6’5, 310 pounds | Guard | Illinois
14. Blaize Foltz | 6’4, 310 pounds | Guard | TCU
15. Chris McDonald | 6’5, 298 pounds | Guard | Michigan State
2013 NFL Draft guard rankings
Kevin C. Cox
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