The 2021 NFL Draft is expected to be loaded with top-end talent. While Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence is widely expected to be at the top of the draft class, there is no guarantee that he'll still be the No. 1 prospect by next April.
A year ago, Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa seemed like the clear-cut No. 1 draft choice, but that's not where he finished. While an injury played a role in Tagovailoa's fall, LSU's Joe Burrow may have still claimed the No. 1 slot had Tagovailoa been healthy.
Similarly, it might not require an injury or struggles from Lawrence for another prospect to claim the No.