One of the best parts of the NFL Draft? Hearing a slew of fresh pros’ names get called.

For some players, its the first chance to endear themselves to a new fanbase, who will soon go looking up their college stats, highlight reels, and scouting combine numbers. It will also help if they have memorable names — especially ones that are made for stadium chants. 

The Post’s NFL Draft All-Name Team is back for a third year, with all the names you’ll want to get to know before the 2021 season kicks off.

The 6-foot-6, 300-pound beast makes would-be blockers go up in smoke.

The perfect name for a sack specialist who knows how to get down.

Yes, that’s his real name, and yes, it’s an accurate description of the three-time Buckeyes captain. 

At the Ducks’ pro day, he ran like the wind, posting a 4.52 40-yard dash.

The aspiring dentist already knows what to say on team picture day before flashing the pearly whites.

The communication is always clear when he’s in the defensive backfield.

You’d swear he has wings with a 34-inch vertical and can run like the devil (4.46 40-yard dash)

At 6-foot-7 and 313 pounds, he’s an oxymoron — just don’t say that to his face.

The Eagles’ game plan of “Go, Long” resulted in nine career TDs for the reliable pass-catcher.

The three-year starter for the Green Wave measures in 6-foot-3 and 274 pounds, giving a whole new meaning to “Sample size.” 

The athletic blocker also knows how to shake off defenders.

After four years of amateur status, he can’t not make it in the NFL.

A welcome addition to any NFL locker room.