Preseason draft rankings aren't just flawed; they're impossible. A final year of game film is the most important thing a prospect can post—more important than his size and his speed and his other scouting combine scores combined.

The preseason draft boards put together by Bleacher Report's Matt Miller and other way-smarter people than myself are as accurate as they can possibly be, but even the authors of those lists would admit how much red ink they will contain at the end of the season.

Some players will fall and other players will rise to replace them. Names currently under the radar will soon be firmly on it.