Can we get a list of which players each team is losing?

The only underclassmen that LSU is losing is Hawkins although we're still waiting for Beckwith to announce.

higgs_boson,

what is your opinion of those players' decision to leave this year?

On offense

RB Derrick Henry, Alabama: Though it’s not official yet, a source says Henry will enter the NFL draft. How can you blame him? He just won the national championship and the Heisman Trophy. Next in line for carries is freshman Bo Scarbrough, another big, physical back.
RB Alex Collins, Arkansas: Coming off a terrific junior season, it was hard for Collins to pass up the opportunity to move on. Expect Kody Walker, Rawleigh Williams (if healthy) and current ESPN 300 commitment Devwah Whaley to all be in the mix for carries next year.
RB Jonathan Williams, Arkansas: Williams missed the entire 2015 season with an injury, but he’s leaving early anyway. He rushed for nearly 1,200 yards and 12 touchdowns as a sophomore. See above for replacement options.
RB Kelvin Taylor, Florida: This one might have been a bit of a head-scratcher, but Taylor showed flashes and he has the NFL pedigree. Look for one of the two freshmen -- Jordan Cronkrite and Jordan Scarlett -- to emerge as the lead back in 2016.
RB Keith Marshall, Georgia: Finally healthy, Marshall rushed for 759 yards this past season. But with Nick Chubb returning from injury and Sony Michel back, the oft-injured Marshall saw the writing on the wall.
WR Laquon Treadwell, Ole Miss: Replacing the SEC’s leading receiver won’t be easy, but Ole Miss has plenty of viable options. The closest one to Treadwell is Damore'ea Stringfellow, a former Washington transfer who has the size and skill to be a true No. 1 option.
South Carolina may have a hard time replacing wide receiver Pharoh Cooper, who caught 66 passes last season. Streeter Lecka/Getty
WR Pharoh Cooper, South Carolina: How important was Cooper? He caught 66 passes last year. The rest of the wide receivers caught 56 combined. Looking ahead, freshmen Deebo Samuel and Terry Googer might be the best bets to step up and fill the void left by Cooper.
WR De'Runnya Wilson, Mississippi State: Could Wilson have benefited from another season in college? Sure. But his raw ability likely had NFL scouts drooling over him. The good news for Mississippi State is that the team’s reception leader, Fred Ross, is expected back.
WR Demarcus Robinson, Florida: Another head-scratcher. However, Florida just added three early enrollees at wide receiver, which should add depth and help the Gators overcome the loss of Robinson.
TE Hunter Henry, Arkansas: The Razorbacks will certainly miss Henry, the No. 1 tight-end prospect in the draft, but teammate Jeremy Sprinkle was fifth among SEC tight ends in receiving last year despite playing second fiddle.
OL Laremy Tunsil, Ole Miss: Many are projecting Tunsil as the No. 1 overall pick. At the very least, he’s a top-five pick. As for Ole Miss, it’s rare for a true freshman to step in and play left tackle, but current five-star commitment Greg Little might be the exception to the rule.
OL Germain Ifedi, Texas A&M: If you can count on one thing, it’s that a Texas A&M offensive tackle will be taken early in the draft. This year, it’s Ifedi. As for a replacement, the coaches think highly of Koda Martin. Also, Avery Gennesy could move from left tackle to right tackle.
OL Jerald Hawkins, LSU: With Hawkins leaving early and Vadal Alexander graduating, the two offensive tackle spots are up for grabs at LSU. K.J. Malone, Jevonte Domond, Toby Weathersby, George Brown Jr. and Chidi Okeke could all be in the mix when it comes to finding replacements.
OL Shon Coleman, Auburn: Two years ago, Coleman announced a pick at the NFL draft. This year, somebody will be announcing his name. Pretty cool. The most likely candidate to take over for him at left tackle is Robert Leff, but the coaches might shuffle some pieces around to find the best five up front.
OL Avery Young, Auburn: The Tigers are losing not one, but both starting tackles to the NFL. Behind Young, there isn’t a true replacement. You might see Austin Golson or Braden Smith move outside to fill the void.
OL Denver Kirkland, Arkansas: For those counting at home, Kirkland is the fourth Razorback on offense to declare early for the draft. To fill the void, the coaches could move Dan Skipper back over to left tackle or give former ESPN 300 recruit Brian Wallace an opportunity to start.

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. K.J. Malone, Jevonte Domond, Toby Weathersby, George Brown Jr. and Chidi Okeke

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Left out the most likely person to be the starting LT next year.

Pocic will be out 4-5 months, leaving him little time to work at LT. He will most likely continue to play C.

I really do not blame any player for leaving early, but I am especially happy for Shon Coleman.

Kid came back from cancer and is still going to make it to the NFL. Given his age, I think everyone understands he needs to go while he can.

I am an NFL novice, but I would think if you are going in rounds 1-3 you should. This is your shot, and I appreciate all you did for the team but it is time to look to your future. I like the way lots of schools are trying to get the student athletes to graduate in three years. That way they still have a diploma if it does not work out.

Kind of a tangent, but I was wondering about the Alabama kids not getting their NFL grades until after the National Championship game. I wonder how much of an impact that had. On the one hand, you could argue there would be less incentive to stay after winning the championship. On the other hand, they probably had less time to mull over their potential contracts. Once people start imagining money in the bank, it is hard to go back.

Thanks for that!

Awesome info!

If you start a thread I would gladly request a sticky!

No. Name
3. Bradley Sylve
5. Cyrus Jones  
24 Geno Matias-Smith  
23 Jabriel Washington  
57 D. J. Pettway  
95 Darren Lake  
90 Jarran Reed  
30 Denzel Devall  
25 Dillon Lee  
19 Reggie Ragland  
76 Dominick Jackson  
68 Isaac Luatua  
70 Ryan Kelly  
14 Jake Coker  
17 Kenyan Drake  
46 Michael Nysewander  
83 TY Flournoy-Smith  
87 Parker Barrineau  
16 Richard Mullaney  
Jr's Opting for Draft
86 A'Shawn Robinson  
2. Derrick Henry
Transfers (Graduate) 
11 Alec Morris  
1. Chris Black  

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Uh...Williams is a senior. Who did that write up? Juniors leaving early for Ark...Collins, Henry, and Kirkland.

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JWill could have come back next year if they had wanted to use this year as his redshirt year.

So forgive me here, but I know very little about the draft.

Is the deadline 5 PM Eastern or something?

Are we expecting any surprises?