Top DLs in nation

According to Feldman

1. Michigan
2. Bama
3. Utah
4. Missouri
5. A&M

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Led by the ridiculously athletic Myles Garrett, the Aggies have the best DE tandem in college football. The 6-4, 262-pound Garrett, who is faster than most wide receivers and DBs, has first-pick-in-the-draft talent. He had 19.5 TFLs, 12.5 sacks and five forced fumbles last season despite facing a bunch of double teams. His presence has a lot to do with the Aggies piling up 111 TFLs in 2015 -- third-most in all of college football.

Daeshon Hall, at 6-6, 260, has blossomed into a productive DE. He had 14.5 TFLs and seven sacks in 2015. Jarrett Johnson, Qualen Cunningham and James Lockhart form a decent trio of backups.

Inside, there is a lot of potential to improve a unit that ranked just No. 108 against the run last year. Daylon Mack, a former five-star recruit who had 9.5 TFLs in his freshman debut last season, is a powerhouse who can really get off the ball. Classmate Kingsley Keke, a 6-3, 320-pounder with great feet and good length, may prove to be just as talented. The third DT, Zavycoven Henderson, who is now 294 (down from 330), also is talented but needs to be more consistent.

Keep an eye on freshman Justin Madubuike, a dynamic 285-pounder.

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6. FSU
7. LSU
8. Clemson
9. Ole Miss
10. OSU/Houston

Opponents UCLA and Auburn also mentioned.