If there's one constant in the NFL Draft, it's the beautiful chaos that unfolds after the first few picks are off the board. While a select few prospects are considered slam-dunk first-rounders, the real drama—and opportunity for teams—often lies in the back half of the opening round. History is filled with players who soared up draft boards on the big night and others, like Shedeur Sanders, who experienced an unexpected slide.

This year, with Fernando Mendoza the presumed top pick, the stage is set for several under-the-radar talents to make a surprise leap into the top 32. Using expert analysis to identify prospects being undervalued by the broader consensus, we've pinpointed four players with the talent and potential to hear their name called on Day 1.

First on the list is a player whose draft stock is a classic medical puzzle. Florida defensive tackle Caleb Banks possesses undeniable first-round talent, but a lingering foot issue has created uncertainty. After missing most of last season following surgery on his left foot, Banks re-injured the same foot at the NFL Scouting Combine. However, before that setback, the 6-foot-6, 327-pound lineman showcased rare athleticism for his size, posting a 5.04-second 40-yard dash and a 32-inch vertical. For a team with a deep roster and patience, Banks represents a high-upside gamble that could pay massive dividends.

The journey from combine standout to first-round pick is never a straight line, and these are the kinds of stories that make draft night must-watch television. Keep an eye on these potential risers as teams look to secure foundational talent for their future.