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Following the 2023 NFL Draft Scouting Combine, several players saw their draft stocks change. Thus, we thought it would be appropriate to update the NFL Draft Big Board.
Previously, we listed the Top 20 prospects available in the draft. For this iteration, the Top 30 players will be listed. Each player’s previous rank will also be given, so you can see how their evaluation may or may not have changed over the past few weeks.
OutKick’s 2023 NFL Draft Big Board

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The Baltimore Ravens will place the franchise tag on quarterback Lamar Jackson but that doesn’t mean he’s staying with the team through the 2023 season.
Jackson, who is representing himself, and Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta talked via phone and even met in South Florida in recent days but their negotiations did not lead to a multi-year contract.
That’s why the Ravens are using the non-exclusive franchise tag on Jackson. That tag will cost Baltimore $32.4 million guaranteed in 2023 and that full amount goes on the team’s salary cap.

LeBron’s son is flying up the recruiting rankings.
Lakers star LeBron James fired off a hot take on Twitter on Monday night, claiming his son Bronny James already was a better player than a bunch of the “cats” he was watching on NBA League Pass. 
On Tuesday, Bronny saw his stock rise, as he was upgraded to a five-star recruit and the No. 9 overall prospect nationwide in the class of 2023 by on3.
A senior at Sierra Canyon School in Chatsworth, Calif.

Rutgers basketball is firmly on the NCAA Tournament bubble. The Scarlet Knights finished the regular season at 18-13, but would have finished 19-12 if not for a controversial loss that shouldn’t have counted.
Back on Dec. 8, Rutgers traveled to Columbus for a Big Ten Conference matchup against then-No. 25 Ohio State. The visitors led the home team by two with five seconds left and fifth-year senior Caleb McConnell was at the free throw line to make it three, but he missed.
The Buckeyes secured the rebound and got the ball to star freshman Bruce Thorton, who brought the ball up the court.

If there was ever any question whether New York Jets owner Woody Johnson is all in on his football people’s chase of Aaron Rodgers, then we have our answer.
Johnson gave a contingent of the club’s coaches and front office people use of his private jet Tuesday afternoon to fly to California to meet with Rodgers in person. And Johnson joined the group, per a source.
The meeting is expected to begin sometime this afternoon (California time) and follows what was termed by one league source as a productive phone conversation Monday between Rodgers and team officials.

The Packers QB has yet to officially announce his intentions for the 2023 season.
As Aaron Rodgers continues to mull his options, a significant development was made regarding one of his potential top suitors. A contingent of Jets officials are scheduled to fly out on Tuesday to meet with Rodgers in person, according to ESPN’s Rob Demovsky and Dan Graziano. ESPN’s Dianna Russini confirmed the news and added that they are meeting Rodgers in California and the Packers have given them permission to talk to the quarterback.