National Scouting service reportedly assigned former Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor a grade of 5.1, which correlates to the sixth or seventh round. Elite prospects can range up to 9.0, though most first-rounders are in the 7.0 range. The grade from National is on par with previous reports that Pryor would likely go off the board in the late rounds of the supplemental draft. Rotoworld's Even Silva points out that running back Dan Herron is the highest rated of Ohio State's senior prospects.