Fourteen former Auburn Tigers will be anxiously waiting to hear their name called Thursday, May 8 as the 2014 NFL Draft kicks off from the Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
Offensive lineman Greg Robinson is widely considered to be one of the top prospects in this year's draft, with many draft experts considering the Louisiana native to be a Top-5 overall pick.
Defensive end Dee Ford has also been projected as a potential first round draft pick.
Ford missed the first two games of the 2013 season, but he collected 29 tackles, 14.5 tackles for loss and 10.5 sacks over the final 12 games of the season.
Running back Tre Mason is considered to be one of the top backs in this year's draft class. Many draft experts have the reigning SEC Offensive Player of the Year being selected on the first or second day of the draft.
Mason, a Heisman finalist in 2013, racked up 1,816 yards and 23 touchdowns on the ground this past season, breaking Bo Jackson's single-season rushing record along the way.
Iron Bowl hero Chris Davis is currently projected by NFL.com as a sixth or seventh-round draft choice.
Despite zero career interceptions, this cornerback has intrigued scouts with his physicality in run support and his well-documented return skills.
Punter Steven Clark, kicker Cody Parkey and fullback Jay Prosch are all rated as borderline seventh-round prospects by NFL.com.
A full list of Auburn athletes eligible for this year's draft is available below:
Ken Carter DT 6'3" 290
Steven Clark PT 6'5\0x215C" 231
Chris Davis CB 5'9\0x215E" 202
Nosa Eguae DE 6'2\0xBE" 281
Dee Ford DE 6'2\0x215B" 244
Jake Holland ILB 5'11\0x215E" 237
Tre Mason RB 5'8\0xBD" 207
Demetruce Mcneal S 6'0\0x215C" 188
Cody Parkey K 6'0\0xBC" 189
Blake Poole CB 5'10\0x215C" 183
Jay Prosch FB 6'0\0xBE" 256
Greg Robinson OT 6'5" 332
Craig Sanders DE 6'3\0xBD" 243
Ryan Smith S 6'0" 192
Jeff Whitaker DT 6'2\0xBE" 305
Ryan White CB 5'10\0xBC" 197
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