Top Fifth-Year Pac-12 Draft Prospects

With All-Star invite season upon us, I want to spotlight players from G6 schools who don’t always get the attention they deserve. This list features fifth-year+ seniors whose eligibility is expected to expire after this season. If your favorite player isn’t listed, there’s a good chance he has another year of eligibility remaining. Some players may still have opportunities to extend their careers elsewhere under evolving NCAA eligibility rules.

This article focuses on the Pac-12 Conference, highlighting talented players deserving of All-Star consideration. Check out the list below.

1. Jayden Virgin-Morgan, OLB, Boise State
Virgin-Morgan has established himself as a productive, versatile presence on the defensive front, recording 19.5 career sacks with an explosive first step and the ability to win with speed, power and finesse. He is also a dependable run defender, showing the strength to disengage and the discipline to set the edge. His athleticism and awareness allow him to contribute in coverage, while his role as a team captain reflects the leadership, toughness and effort he brings to the Broncos’ defense.

2. *Lucky Sutton, RB, San Diego State
Sutton brings a punishing combination of size, strength and breakaway speed to the San Diego State offense. His lower-body power, contact balance and acceleration make him difficult to bring down, allowing him to break tackles, generate yards after contact and create explosive plays. He earned First-Team All-Mountain West honors after rushing for 1,297 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2025, showcasing his ability as a physically imposing, dynamic runner. Beyond his workhorse production, Sutton separates himself with elite pass-blocking ability, adding another vital dimension to the Aztecs’ offense.

3. Roger Carreon, OG, Boise State
Carreon is a physically imposing guard and cornerstone of Boise State’s offensive front. A battle-tested starter with 35 career starts at right guard and a team captain, he pairs strength, mobility and sound fundamentals with a relentless, punishing mentality. He excels at creating movement in the run game and brings consistency, toughness and accountability to the trenches. His leadership and team-first approach, along with his physicality, dependability and efficiency, make him an intriguing 2027 NFL prospect.

4. *Simeon Harris, DB, Fresno State
Harris is an experienced, versatile defensive back who excels in the nickel role and makes plays from multiple alignments. He combines quickness, fluid movement and impressive range with strong instincts and route awareness, allowing him to contest passes and close throwing windows. Harris possesses reliable ball skills, recording five interceptions in 2025, and is physical against the run while effective as a blitzer. A vocal leader who brings energy and toughness, he adds playmaking ability and versatility to Fresno State’s secondary.

5. *Eric Olsen, TE, Oregon State
After emerging as one of the nation’s most productive FCS tight ends at Utah Tech, Olsen has become a valuable contributor at Oregon State. A former wide receiver, he brings natural receiving skills, good speed and agility, and the size to create mismatches in the passing game. His football intelligence and versatility allow him to line up in multiple formations, while improved strength and blocking have made him a more complete tight end. His work ethic and coachability further enhance his potential.

6. *Josiah Freeman, WR, Fresno State
Freeman possesses an impressive combination of size, length and athleticism at 6-foot-4, 200 pounds. A long, explosive receiver with good speed, he can stretch the field, separate downfield, create after the catch and present matchup problems for defensive backs. A productive two-year starter for the Bulldogs, Freeman has emerged as a dependable receiving weapon who impacts the game in multiple ways, plays with a team-first mentality and takes pride in blocking. His physical tools and receiving ability make him an appealing NFL prospect.

7.  *Rayshon Luke, RB, Fresno State
Luke is a twitchy, versatile running back for Fresno State whose exceptional speed and open-field ability make him a dangerous playmaker. His breakaway speed was on display at St. John Bosco HS, where he clocked 10.32 in the 100 meters as a standout sprinter. He earned Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week honors after rushing for 167 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries against Rice. His elusiveness and versatility as a runner, receiver and kick returner make him an intriguing all-purpose prospect for scouts.

8. Jaden Mickey, DB, Boise State
A proven playmaker in Boise State’s secondary, Jaden Mickey brings experience, versatility and physicality to the defensive backfield. A former four-star recruit and Notre Dame transfer, he established himself as a dependable starter and a positive presence in the locker room, helping elevate younger teammates and setting a strong example. Capable of playing nickel, safety or outside corner, he offers coverage ability, run-support toughness and special teams value. His unselfishness, leadership and positional flexibility allow him to impact the game in multiple ways.

9. Trez Moore, CB, Texas State
Bringing experience and physicality to the cornerback position, Trez Moore possesses good size, coverage instincts and proven ball skills. He has shown the ability to challenge receivers in press coverage, disrupt passing lanes and contribute against the run. His nine pass breakups and interception in 2026 highlight his playmaking ability, while his consistent impact against top-level competition underscores his ability to hold his own in coverage.

10.*Tyree Morris, DT, Utah State
Morris has become a key contributor on Utah State’s defensive line after transferring from Lafayette College, where he earned All-Patriot League honors. He made an immediate FBS impact, starting all 13 games in 2025 and recording four sacks. A former standout high school basketball player, he brings power, mobility and experience, highlighted by a quick first step, strong pursuit ability and the toughness to make an impact in the trenches.

11. Khamari Terrell, CB, Washington State
Terrell is an explosive, rangy cornerback whose exceptional track background includes a 10.72-second 100 meters and a 46.26-second 400 meters which ranked third nationally among prep athletes. A former four-star recruit, he began his career at Oregon, gaining special teams experience, before becoming a reliable starter at Texas State and transferring to Washington State. He pairs elite speed with physical perimeter play, a willingness to support the run and the ability to tackle in space, offering versatility and developmental upside.

12. Van Wells, OC, Oregon State
Wells is one of the most experienced interior offensive line prospects, with over 3,000 career snaps and 45 starts at center, plus experience at guard. He displays strong football intelligence, recognizing defensive tendencies, directing protections and making adjustments at the line of scrimmage. A strong pass blocker, he uses balanced footwork, lateral quickness and sound positioning to keep pressure away from the quarterback. His experience, communication and composure make him a steady presence and leader along the offensive line.

13. Maddux Madsen, QB, Boise State
Madsen is a battle-tested, competitive quarterback whose leadership, toughness and athleticism have earned him respect on and off the field. A two-time team captain, he has become a dependable field general, providing stability and consistency as Boise State navigates its transition into the Pac-12. A successful, mobile quarterback, Madsen plays with poise, makes sound decisions and protects the football. An accomplished student-athlete and community leader, he embraces responsibility, leads by example and takes pride in setting a strong standard for those around him.

14. Rolan Fullwood, OT, Fresno State
At 6-foot-6 and 320 pounds, Fullwood exhibits the size and physicality desired at offensive tackle. A mainstay at right tackle since 2025, he has established himself as a dependable presence who provides stability and strength on the edge. Showcasing good feet and movement skills for his size, Fullwood plays with grit and a relentless motor. His combination of physical tools, pass-protection ability and competitive mentality gives him an intriguing foundation to build upon at the next level.

15. Tymere Jackson, EDGE, Texas State
Jackson is an athletic, disruptive edge defender who has become a key part of Texas State’s defense. He combines quickness and burst with a good jump at the snap, allowing him to make plays as both a pass rusher and run defender. A consistent starter for the Bobcats over the past two seasons, he has shown an ability to pressure the quarterback and disrupt plays in the backfield. His physical tools and continued development make him a compelling prospect for the next level.

Honorable Mention:
*Joseph Borjon, OT, San Diego State
Sully Burns, OT, Texas State
Mel Brown, RB, Colorado State
*Sione Hala, LB, San Diego State
Linus Zunk, EDGE, Washington State
Bronson Olevao Jr., LB, Utah State
DonTerry Russell, OLB, Texas State

**Disclaimer**: PFF lists some players as 2028 NFL Draft prospects; however, team player profiles indicate that certain players listed began their collegiate careers in Fall 2022, which would make them fifth-year players. Based on recent NCAA eligibility rulings, their eligibility is expected to expire prior to the 2028 NFL Draft.