I always hate to see players suffer injuries, and was very sorry to see the news on Wednesday that UCLA star junior Myles Jack . Jack, primarily a linebacker, is an elite and versatile talent. I don't think the injury will affect how NFL scouts evaluate him if he decides to apply for early entry into the 2016 , unle s his injury isn't a standard knee injury Carlos Gonzalez Jersey .Prior to learning of his injury, I asked five NFL personnel executives to give me the best player comparison for Jack. Here are their answers.Executive 1: "The closest comparison is to . He reminds me of him as a playmaker. He's a much better player than (former UCLA LB) , (who was drafted) No. 39 (overall) his year (2011)."Executive 2: "He's a better athlete than Levy. He's a 10-times-better version of . He's more instinctive and makes more plays behind the line of scrimmage."Executive 3: "The first thing that comes to mind is a healthier version of ."Executive 4: "I still need to do more work on him, but my first impre sion is Daryl Washington."Executive 5: " is similar in size and instincts. This guy is very unique, so it's tough (to make a comparison)."Verdict: That's one vote apiece for Collins, Levy, Beason, Washington and Bowman.Conclusion: The thing that stands out about Jack is his combination of versatility and explosivene s. The guy he reminds me of is when he came out of Georgia. Opinions will vary on which position he should play in the NFL, but I don't think you can go wrong, no matter where you line him up. It's unfortunate that he suffered the injury, but he's a really talented player, and everything I hear is he practices as hard as he plays.Follow Daniel Jeremiah on Twitter at . Mark Reynolds Jersey