NFL draft rankings for 2023 - Top prospects by position, consensus top 10 overall for Mel Kiper, Todd McShay, Matt Miller, Jordan Reid

The 2023 NFL draft might still be months away, but with college football getting going, our analysts are already building their draft boards. How do the top players at every position stack up?

We pulled together top-five rankings at every single position from our four NFL draft analysts — Mel Kiper Jr., Todd McShay, Jordan Reid and Matt Miller. How do their evaluations differ, and which players are the unanimous No. 1s at their positions? How do the analysts view C.J. Stroud, Bryce Young and the rest of the quarterback class? How does another solid wide receiver class fill out, and which schools dominate the front seven positions? Who are the top cornerbacks, and which two rushers lead our analysts' running back rankings?

Get a side-by-side look at all four experts' positional breakdowns. Plus, we took each analyst's overall rankings, averaged them out and came up with a consensus top-10 ranking for the 2023 class. Who makes it onto the list?

We will keep this updated right through the 2023 draft in April, so bookmark this page. But let's dive in to see where things stand at the moment.

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Last updatedKiper: Sept. 22McShay: Sept. 6Reid: Sept. 7Miller: Sept. 7

Note: Some prospects are listed under different positions for different analysts. For instance, some of our analysts list consensus No. 1 overall prospect Will Anderson Jr. as an outside linebacker, while others rank him as a defensive end.

Kiper

1. C.J. Stroud, Ohio State 2. Will Levis, Kentucky 3. Bryce Young, Alabama 4. Anthony Richardson, Florida 5. Tyler Van Dyke, Miami-FL

McShay

1. C.J. Stroud, Ohio State 2. Bryce Young, Alabama 3. Will Levis, Kentucky 4. Tyler Van Dyke,