Rank'Em: These 20 Switching To College Number?

Anthony Brown – He's been in No. 30 since his rookie year. Seems to work for him rather well, but even he wanted to move to his No. 9 at Purdue, he'd have some competition.

Donovan Wilson – This one could make sense. Wilson is developing into a playmaker in this defense and a possible move could be welcomed.

Darian Thompson – The veteran safety will have some competition just to earn a roster spot. Moving jersey numbers doesn't seem ideal, and we all know he won't be getting his college number at Boise State.

Cedrick Wilson – He's moved numbers twice since he got here already so it seems like Wilson will probably stick to 11, a number he wore last year for the first time.

Amari Cooper – Now if someone is going to legitimately move to No. 9, this seems more possible. Then again, just like with Jaylon Smith, buying that inventory of jerseys won't be cheap.

Tony Pollard – The versatile back at Memphis wore No. 1, a very popular college number for the star players. This wouldn't be out of the question if Pollard wanted to move.

Ezekiel Elliott – Zeke has already said on social media he wouldn't mind wearing No. 15 again, a number he wore at Ohio State.

Rico Dowdle – Making the team as a rookie free agent, he was just happy to get a number. Perhaps he might want to move down to his South Carolina single-digit number.

Trevon Diggs – He's moved from 31 to 27 and so it's unlikely there are a lot of Diggs jerseys out there right now. That might change if he somehow got down to 7.

Reggie Robinson – Another player who wore No. 5 in college. He might need to get on the field a little more before switching numbers.

Blake Jarwin – This move could happen, but it likely won't. Jarwin is probably set at No. 89. If he moves his number, it probably won't be to his college jersey.

Francis Bernard – He wore 44 last year and moved to 53 this season. Don't expect another move now.

Jaylon Smith – While the other player are more speculation because it's possible, Smith has apparently made the request with the Cowboys to move to No. 9. That was before the official rule change, so it's something that at least has been discussed.

Luke Gifford – It could happen because of the rule change. But he wore No. 12, so that ends that.

Leighton Vander Esch – While the 55 jersey certainly fits with his position, he wore 38 at Boise State. Perhaps he'd be looking to switch it up?

Dalton Schultz – Another player who wore No. 9. Don't foresee a change here either.

CeeDee Lamb – Could he change? Sure. But if you get invited into a very prestigious club, it's unlikely he would get out of it.

DeMarcus Lawrence – Obviously, he won't be moving to No. 8 – nor will anyone else with the Cowboys. But D-Law could move numbers, but only if he is considered a linebacker. Defensive ends aren't allowed to move, but in this Dan Quinn scheme, maybe he would be listed differently?

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Dorance Armstrong – He wore No. 2 at Kansas. He couldn't move to any lower number unless he's also a linebacker on the roster.

Bradlee Anae – Another player listed as a defensive end. If the Cowboys classify him as a linebacker, it's possible he could go back to his college number.