Impactful, instinctive, and versatile are the ways to explain why Caleb Downs remains a top five prospects on a top 10 list.

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Welcome back to the Locked-on NFL Draft podcast, your daily podcast, cover your favorite

draft prospects, part of the Lockstone Podcast Network, your team every day.

I'm your boy, Damien Parson.

I'm an NFL draft analyst with Bleach report. That's my guy, Keith Sanchez. He is a director of Scottting with the draft

network and 2019 national champion with those LSU Tigers. And as always, thank you for making

lock, though, NFL draft. Your first listen today and everyday shot for being our

everydayers. It's time to talk about our top 10 prospects, midseason top 10 for the 2026 NFL draft.

To open the show, we're going to talk about our top five guys, the guys that could be game

changes right out of the gate for NFL teams.

Then the next topic, we're going to talk about our 6 through 10 ranked prospects.

And then we're going to close to show out with perfect prospect pairing but

before we get into that crossover Thursday is presented by prospects download the prospects

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lineup top five he's I'm going to go through your list first over at Draft Network.

Guys, you can find out at the draftnetwork.com from his top 100 that he recently dropped.

Number one, we have Peter Woods, defensive tackle, interior defensive line for other Clemson.

Number two, you have Caleb Downs, safety from Ohio State.

And number three, you have Rubin Bain Jr. edge rusher from Miami. At number four, you have Spencer Fano, offensive tackle out of Utah. Number five, you have Francis Maui Noah, offensive tackle from Miami. Number six, you have Arvel Reese linebacker out of Ohio State. Oh, sorry, I'm supposed to stop by five. Fran. Forget Arvall Reese, guys.

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