Every year, some NFL draft prospects get overlooked because they didn't play at a top-tier program, failed to ball out until their final year on campus, dealt with injuries, became a surprise early entrant or didn't get the respect they deserved for their overall performance.
Ultimately, those players still rise in the NFL draft process, though they're not as well-known as their classmates.
An "overlooked" prospect is relative to how much a person follows the draft. Those considered for this particular conversation aren't currently projected as first-round picks, and none of them rank among Bleacher Report's top 35 prospects.