Who is the better NFL Draft prospect, Myles Graham or Nicholas Rodriguez?

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Myles Graham vs Nicholas Rodriguez — NFL Draft Comparison

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Myles Graham vs Nicholas Rodriguez — NFL Draft Comparison · Fanspeak

Myles Graham

Florida Gators

LB · #5

Nicholas Rodriguez

Missouri Tigers

LB · #5

2025 college season

2025 college season: Myles Graham versus Nicholas Rodriguez
Myles Graham	Statistic	Nicholas Rodriguez
Leading value: 76	Tackles	61
Leading value: 2.0	Sacks	1.5
Leading value: 7.0	Tackles for Loss	4.0
4	Passes Defended	7 (leading value)

Measurements

Measurements: Myles Graham versus Nicholas Rodriguez
Myles Graham	Statistic	Nicholas Rodriguez
6-1	Height	6-0
228 lb	Weight	225 lb

2027 draft projection

2027 draft projection: Myles Graham versus Nicholas Rodriguez
Myles Graham	Statistic	Nicholas Rodriguez
Leading value: #182	Fanspeak rank	#233
Leading value: LB 21	Position rank	LB 26
214.1	Average pick	195.1 (leading value)
Leading value: 824	Times drafted	151
Leading value: 49	Hype Score	29
111x	Most drafted to	18x

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Myles Graham

Dean Kindig

2 solo 5 asst, 1 QBH,.5 TFL vs Miami. Serves as the primary middle linebacker and defensive "quarterback" wearing the communication green dot. 2025: Started every game of the 2025 campaign and led the Gators with 76 tackles (36 solo), becoming first UF linebacker to lead team in tackles since 2021. Made his way into opposing backfields 17 times, resulting in eight QB hurries, two sacks and seven tackles-for-loss. Recorded four pass breakups this season in coverage, tied for second most among FBS linebackers. Was one of four players in the SEC to post 75-plus tackles and 7.0-plus tackles-for-loss in the regular-season.

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