 SCOUT TROUT TOP FB RECRUITSAfter five successful recruiting classes, I wanted to see where Scout Trout top FB recruits were now and how they are progressing in the world of College Football Today. This will also help you identify who is in the Scout Trout top football recruit D1 Alumni image above, which does not include all signings and more "where are they now" photo edits will be released for the next Scout Trout Top FB recruit re-cap. Given I do not bring on hundreds of recruits in each class and do not scout new recruits once I considered a position to be "full", I was able to keep up with most of the top FB recruits that have come through the pipeline program, while working on various CFB & NFL Draft scouting projects. CLASS OF 2017 TOP FB RECRUITSDarius Pinnix East Carolina RB/H - Darius Pinnix Jr was a work horse for East Carolina and finished his career with 247 carries for 860 yards & 11 TD's. Darius will finish his degree at ECU, but has elected to enter the transfer portal and looks to take his 6'0,225 pound frame to the National Football League. Darius was responsible for making his own running lanes the past four years, as he simply didn't have much help on a team that has never broken .500 since his arrival. East Carolina is doing a much better job in recruiting for future classes, but Darius is capable of much more not only in the run game, but the passing game as a prime-time 2022 NFL Draft RB/H-Back prospect. Eric Seay Middle Tennessee St OL - MTSU OG Eric Seay was red-shirted his Freshmen year and did not see any action in the 2018 season. In Eric's (RS) Sophomore season, Seay was played in all 12 games and was named the starter for 11 of MTSU's match-ups, while being named the Blue Raiders Offensive Linemen of The Week twice. Tres Barbosa UTEP OL - Started 8 games at Tyler Junior College and got to see his first action as a UTEP Miner against Southern Miss his Sophomore season. (red-shirted junior season) Lincoln Sefcik South Alabama TE - After a great JuCo career at NEO, Sefcik was signed by the University of South Alabama and will be starting tight end for the Jaguars of Mobile, Alabama. Brayden Hawkins Akron QB - Brayden Hawkins started out at Maryland, transferred to NW MS and before he even took a snap, was picked up by the Louisiana Ragin Cajuns. Hawkins elected to transfer down once again, after toasting the starting Cajun defense, while running with the scout team in preseason and sadly the JuCo season was cancelled due to Covid-19. The Akron Zips came calling shortly after and Brayden will be the starting quarterback heading into the 2021-2022 CFB season. CLASS of 2018 TOP FB RECRUITSNick Channel Kansas Safety - Channel used his red-shirt year after signing with the Jayhawks and saw action in all 9 games this season in Big 12 football play, while making four starts on the season. Nick was 5th on the team in total tackles and finished the 2020 season with 2 sacks. Channel also received 1st Team All-Academic Big 12 honors and is one of the most well-rounded defensive players in the world of College Football Today. Tykeem Doss Southern Miss OL - Listed at 6'5",379 pounds, Tykeem has started in all 18 games since arrival on Campus at Southern Miss and the former 2018 Scout Trout All-American was clocked at 11 second 100 meter dash at Aliceville HS in Alabama. After evaluating mostly all of the 2021 NFL Draft prospects, Doss could be one of the most athletic and physically dominating 2022 NFL Nose Guard prospects in next year's Draft class, as many top NFL executives are eager to see if he makes the transition this coming season. Michael Benson Robert Morris Kicker - Totaled 14 touch-backs his first two seasons with the Colonials and should be entering into the starting role as the placekicker heading into the 2021 season. Jake Lyons Dayton LB/DL - Played in one game after red-shirting his true freshmen season and was named to the All-Academic team in the Pioneer league. Grant Dyer Dayton LB/H - Started for the Flyers in 9 games and saw action in 10 total contests, while tallying at total of 67 tackles in his Sophomore campaign. After finishing the season with the second most tackles on the team, Dyer was also named to the Pioneer League All-Academic team and also saw action in 4 games his true Freshmen season. Class of 2019 TOP FB RECRUITSDaimarqua Foster TCU RB - Daimarqua Foster reportedly had one offer on the table from SMU, before being named the College Football Today #1 recruit in the 2019 recruiting class and broke many Texas State rushing records in his JR campaign. He then became a USA Today All-American and was the highest rated recruit to sign with TCU in the Frogs 2019 recruiting class. Foster got to see action against Kansas as a True Freshmen and reeled off 66 yards on only 8 carries. He got to see more action his Sophomore season and was utilized more in the passing game, but I have pegged the 2021-2022 season as Foster's breakout season and expect him to be nationally recognized by the end of the Big 12 Football season. Zac Welch Nevada OL - Played on the Nevada O-Line in four games as a true Freshmen, which enabled the Wolfpack to use a red-shirt year on the now starting O-Linemen for one of the best teams in the Mountain West. Welch was a big part of Nevada's success during the 2020-2021 season and helped lead the Wolfpack to a 7 & 2 record, as he looks to build off a very impressive start to his collegiate football career. Zac was ranked as a top five O-Line recruit on the College Football Today Top 2019 OL recruit rankings and will be drafted into the NFL in years to come. Lloyd Murray Colorado DL - Murray dressed for all 12 games in his true Freshmen season and saw action in two of those contests, as the Buffs were able to use his red-shirt season. Got to see action in one of the 5 games played during the Covid-19 ridden PAC-12 football season and I expect 2021-2022 to be a breakout season for the former top ranked 2019 DT recruit at College Football Today & ESPN Plus. Terry Byers Troy LB - After finishing with 206 tackles, two interceptions & four forced fumbles in only 18 games at Arnold HS, the Troy Trojans signed Terry Byers late in the 2019 recruiting process. Has not got to see action yet in the loaded Sun Belt Conference, but I expect a big time (RS) JR season out of the former 2019 Scout Trout HS FB All-American Linebacker recruit! Jay Stanton Samford RB - 2019 All-American RB Jay Stanton was named to the SoCon All-Freshmen team in after a magnificent start to his collegiate career at Samford. Stanton got to see action in all 11 games and started in 7 FCS contests, while being able to accumulate a team high 690 yards rushing on only 122 carries and proved to be a weapon coming out of the backfield in the passing game. Jay hauled in 16 receptions for 135 yards & 2 touchdowns, as many believe he could be the next NFL Draft pick out of the prestigious Samford University . Stanton has taken the field 5 times this season and the former workhorse back out of Crestview HS (FL) has totaled over 400 all-purpose yards, as well as four touchdowns during the FCS Spring football season. Bryce Bevins Robert Morris WR - The former Florida standout 2019 WR recruit used his red-shirt season upon entering the Robert Morris football program and has yet to see action early in the 2020-2021 Spring FCS football season. Chez Jennings JR OG West Virginia - The WVU 2020 O-Line signee was re-classed to the 2020 recruiting class, after receiving dozens of D1 offers after graduation during the Class of 2019. Chez Jennings Sr (father), decided that it would be beneficial to Jennings Jr to use his "NCAA gap year" and enrolled at The Taft school in Connecticut. Jennings Jr was a true wrecking ball in the College Football Today 2020 All-American Bowl in Memphis, Tennessee and the 6'5",358 pound O-Linemen will be suiting up at Offensive Guard in 2021 for the Mountaineers of West Virginia. Spencer Brasch QB California - Brasch played in 2 games for the Cal Bears as a true freshmen and used his red-shirt season to retain an extra year of eligibility. After spending the Spring season with Cal, Brasch has elected to enter the NCAA transfer portal and is exploring his options nationally. Justin Schietz LB Bowling Green - Schietz was one of the most well-rounded LB recruits in the 2019 recruiting class and earned the Bob Eberly Distinguished Service Scholarship in his first year on campus as a freshmen at Bowling Green. He got to see his first action against Akron the following season and will enter his RS (SO) season as a heavy contender for a starting LB role with the Falcons of the Mid-American Conference. Kyle Benedict WR Stetson - Former Tampa Bay Area Top 100 HS football player & 2019 College Football Today All-American WR Kyle Benedict was not only one of the top leading receivers in the State of Florida, but also one of the brightest students nationally in the 2019 recruiting class. He did not see action in 2019, but was listed on the PFL All-Academic Honor Roll and will look to help ignite a sluggish Stetson offense heading into the 2021-2022 FCS football season. CLASS of 2020 TOP FB RECRUITSTobin Phillips Stanford DL - Top 2020 DT recruit Tobin Phillips was one of the most freakish athletic specimens in the 2020 football recruiting class and boasted a 4.7,40 yard dash, while producing the nations best football combine of any DL recruit in the 2020 football recruiting class. Phillips also had the game tape to back up his stellar overall athletics and at 6'4,290 pounds, has the potential to be yet another David Shaw NFL Draft prospect that could see his name called early in future NFL Draft classes. Matthias Algarin Nebraska ATH - Top 2020 ATH recruit Matthias Algarin is on a dual-scholarship for both football and track, as he was one of the most athletically gifted football recruits in all of the Class of 2020. Algarin received many D1 offers from the likes of Wisconsin, North Dakota State and many others, but his dream was to suit up for the legendary Cornhuskers of Nebraska and to one day possibly compete in the Olympics. Algarin had out of this world numbers in combine related activities and was named to the Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll during his (RS) Freshmen season at the University of Nebraska. After some Husker Alums and former fans of the Nebraska Danger invited me to Coach Frost's first win as Huskers Head Coach, I got a chance to witness the re-building process begin in Lincoln, Nebraska and highly cerebral, as well as explosive athletes like Algarin will prove to bring the Huskers back to national prominence in the coming years. Aaron Swafford Navy QB - 2020 Navy QB commit Aaron Swafford was assigned to the Navy Prep Football program, where they have done a wonderful job at developing future Varsity talent in years past. This roster is considered "special ops", but we look forward to seeing Aaron take the field at either QB or Safety in the coming years Wistar Allen East Carolina LB - East Carolina football was able to add highly S.T.E.P rated 2020 LB recruit Wistar Allen to their roster, after he announced his decision to transfer from the Richmond Spiders. The 6'2", 225 pound Top 2020 LB recruit will be a significant factor in the rebuilding process of the ECU football team and was one of the most aggressive linebacker recruits I had the privilege to evaluate in the 2020 football recruiting class. Wistar is another player who has all of the athletic tools on the gridiron to be the next top NFL Draft prospect to come out of East Carolina University. Codie Hornsby Delaware St OL - The Dallas Native (Skyline HS) and 2020 All-American Bowl DL recruit Codie Hornsby, has made the transition to the offensive line at Delaware State and was arguably one of the best pass blockers in the 2020 football recruiting class. His quick feet and "basketball" skill-set as a Top 2020 OL recruit, was able to set him apart from many in his recruiting class and he is expected to perform at an extremely high level for the Hornets for years to come. Hornsby has the overall potential and athletics to be a significant factor as a pulling guard, which makes him another FCS recruit to keep an eye on for future NFL Draft classes. Dylan Creech Alabama State LB/ATH - After recording 350 tackles, 5 interceptions and 2 touchdowns defensively, along with 20 TD's offensively, the Geneva HS (AL) standout decided to take his diverse skill-st to Alabama State. As a true freshmen, Creech has already saw action in one game this FCS Spring football season and will be a key contributor for the ASU Hornets for the next four years. Hudson Walker Cal Poly DE - Top 2020 EDGE rusher Hudson Walker got to see his first action with Cal-Poly against UC-Davis and recorded his first tackle of his still very young career. Cal-Poly only completed 3 games this FCS Spring football season and Hudson is hungry to put his terrorizing EDGE rushing abilities on fill display during the 2021 FCS football season. Peyton Knight Eastern Michigan LS - 2020 All-American Long Snapper Peyton Knight was one of the top 2020 LS recruits ranked nationally and is able to execute both short & long snaps at an NFL caliber level. His 6'1, 202 pound frame gives him the ability to quickly get down the field, after delivering a perfectly executed long snap and make an impact as a part of the Punt coverage team. Knight recorded 105 tackles as a LB his senior season, while being able to contribute 10 tackles via Special Teams. Ni Mansell OL Mercer - Mansell signed with Mercer football after being heavily under the radar out in Anderson, South Carolina and the 6'3,270 pound will look to help improve the 4-5 Mercer Bears moving into the 2021 Fall collegiate football season. Vinny Carnazzo DL Mercer - True freshmen 6'0,290 pound DT Vinny Carnazzo was one of the quickest defensive linemen I evaluated in the 2020 football recruiting class and had a brilliant repertoire of power & finesse moves in the trenches. I heard through the grapevine that he very well could be placed into a starting role as a true Sophomore, as he has the ability to take control of a game for four quarters from the interior defensive line. Alex Hardnett DL East Tennessee St - Standing at 5'11", 280 pounds, Hardnett was arguably the strongest player in the weight room in the 2020 football recruiting class and he was able to pummel his opponents on the offensive line while playing for Heritage HS in Georgia. His ability to gain leverage quickly and create penetration into the opponents backfield, while possessing the football instincts of an MLB is very intriguing and I expect big things out of Alex the next 3 to 4 seasons at East Tennessee State. Lenon James U of Tenn-Martin - 2020 College Football Today All-American DL recruit signed with Skyhawks, after also being named to the Region 8 6A All-Metro second team defense. His epic display of tenacious D-Line play was on full display in the trenches in the 2020 All-American Bowl in Lenon's hometown of Memphis, Tennessee and I expect him to be a key contributor for Coach Simpson for the next four years on the defensive front. Gary Osby Kennesaw St LB/RB - Standing at 5'11", 215, Top 2020 Football recruit Gary Osby electrified the State of Georgia while suiting up at both LB & RB for the powerhouse Lowndes football program. After receiving over 10 FBS-D1 offers, he choose to take his diverse skill-set to FCS Powerhouse Kennesaw State and will be one of the top athletes selected in the NFL Draft out of the FCS division of College Football Today. Neriyan Brown Lafayette WR - 2020 All-American Bowl WR Neriyan Brown signed with the Lafayette Leopards after being named Georgia 6 AAAAA Player of The Year and North Georgia Player of The Year as a Senior. Brown's ability to high point the football in heavy traffic, as well as take the top off the defense with his blazing 4.4 speed, will prove to ignite the Leopards offensive arsenal for the next four years. Neriyan is also a player who possesses the athletics and football skill to potentially be a FCS NFL Draft selection in future NFL Draft classes. Kenneth Kemp Houston Baptist DB - Top 2020 DB recruit Kenneth Kemp has got to see action in four games thus far in his Freshmen season and already has 10 tackles, as well as 3 pass break-ups during the FCS Spring football season. Kemp was one of the best man to man cover corners I got the honor to evaluate in the 2020 football recruiting class and he obviously is already making a big impact as a key freshmen contributor for the Huskies of Houston Baptist. As far as overall coverage abilities, Kemp could potentially see his name called in future NFL Draft classes and will go down as one of the best DB's in Southland football history. Patrick Vanderbrook K Nichols State - 2020 All-American Bowl Kicker Patrick Vanderbrook signed with the FCS powerhouse program Nichols State and will be competing with two older kickers for the Colonels starting KO & placekicking job. Patrick proved to be one of the most consistent kickers in the nation in the Class of 2019 and during my personal evaluation in pregame warm-ups before the 2020 All-American Bowl, was able to drill field goals from 55 yards in extremely cold, rainy and windy conditions. Patrick also possessed the ability to blast the football religiously into the end-zone on kickoffs and will be a name to look out for in future NFL Draft classes. 2021 FB SIGNINGSCheck out the new 2021 FB signings page on Scout Trout Elite & ESPN Plus and learn more about how Covid-19 drastically affected 2021 FB recruiting by clicking the 2021 FB signings image below!  2022 FB COMMITSView 2022 FB commits on the Scout Trout Elite & ESPN Plus 2022 FB offers page by clicking on 2022 All-American DB & Razorbacks commit Myles Rowser!  2022 HS FB ALL-AMERICANSView all of the 2022 HS FB All-Americans by clicking on this year's All-American Bowl TE and 2022 Vanderbilt football commit Cole Spence, aka as Baby Gronk!  2023 TOP FB RECRUIT RANKINGSClass of 2023 top FB recruit rankings have been completed and will be released throughout the rest of the week on College Football Today RokFin. The 2023 Top 500+ overall FB recruit rankings features the best rising 2023 football recruit nationally and were ranked over a year ago on College Football Today. The 2024 Top 300+ will be morphing into the 2024 Top 500 in the coming weeks! Create a football recruiting & scouting profile by clicking the College Football Today All-American Bowl logo below and get evaluated by Scout Trout for national recruit rankings consideration!   2021 PRO DAY RESULTSScout Trout Elite & ESPN Plus Official 2021 NFL Pro Day results have been updated for 2021 NFL Draft QB, RB, WR, TE, OT, OG, OC, CB, FS, SS, EDGE, DT, NG, DE, OLB & MLB prospects. Complete 2021 NFL Pro Day results are located underneath the slide-show on the home page of ScoutTrout.Com. Read my opening statements on some of this year's College Football Today NFL Draft prospect scouting analysis & personal history as an NFL Draft prospect that was graded by 17 NFL teams as a "draft-able prospect" in the 2009 NFL Draft on College Football Today RokFin. Read 2021 NFL Pro Day & 2021 NFL Draft analysis below! 2021 NFL PRO DAY TESTING RESULTS So why did I collect all of the 2021 NFL Pro day testing results? As far as college football recruiting is concerned, these numbers have often played a major role in awarding players things like "Stars", offers and many more accolades. So logically speaking, they hold some weight with the decision makers in the not only the NFL, but the world of College Football Today. After analyzing the NFL Draft scouting process intuitively since 2017 and from having actually lived the experience as a 2009 NFL Draft prospect, I find that many inconsistencies that are found throughout a prospects career are generated mostly through the media channels that cover these athletes from a young age. For example, Hoosiers 2021 NFL Draft RB prospect Stevie Scott is listed by ESPN & 247 sports at 6'2, 231 pounds, but in actuality, NFL scouts measured him at 6'0", 225 pounds at the Hoosiers 2021 NFL Pro Day. Could he have shrunk two inches or more like I did in 2009? Who knows, but this just wasn't only the case for Stevie, which is why I stopped adding the 1/8, 2/3, 1/2, 7/8's of an inch and just rounded up or down for many of the 2021 NFL Draft prospects Pro Day results. It is sad that I will never know if I am 5'9.5", 5'11.5" or 6'1", but as a former athlete, I never really never cared about those results, but I did put a lot of time and effort into running a 4.51, 40 at 225 pounds and bench pressing 225 X 22 times. I knew that these things mattered, even if I was "just a kicker", it made you stand out at these scouting events or bust your Draft bubble entirely. Will 247 or ESPN correct the numbers that were incorrect at 2021 NFL Pro Days? Probably not, but this is what tends to create this egregious standards set by companies like NCSA for positions like quarterback recruits. According to NCSA, in order to be a D1 FBS or FCS quarterback recruit, you would have to be capable of beating the likes of Brett Favre and the best long ball hurlers in NFL history's arm strength. If you are standing on the opposite 40 yard line, while adding the 10 yards in the end-zone and height of the goal posts, you are looking at chucking the pigskin at least 75-77 yards. In order to compete at the QB position at the FCS level, a QB recruit would need to hurl the rock at least 70-72 yards from the opposite 45 yard line. This creates a major misconception upon the actual standards needed to be an Elite QB recruit, when Hall of Fame NFL quarterbacks like my father's former teammate at Pitt Dan Marino could barely hurl a 60-65 yard long ball. Speaking of long tosses, JaMarcus Russell could throw it to the moon and back, which obviously did not contribute to automatic success at the quarterback position in the National Football League.  FASTEST PRO DAY 40 TIMES 2021The fastest pro day 40 times ran in 2021 NFL Pro days that have been completed up until April 3rd, 2021 can be found below. (4.4 or under) WR 6'0",180 Anthony Schwartz Auburn JR 40 time 4.26 WR 5'9",180 Rondale Moore Purdue SO RS 40 time 4.29 CB 6'1",194 Eric Stokes Georgia JR 40 time 4.29 FS 5'10",190 Michael Carter II Duke SR 40 time 4.30 RB 5'11",217 Elijah Mitchell Louisiana SR 40 time 4.32 WR 5'9",184 Elijah Moore Ole Miss JR 40 time 4.32 WR/SLOT/KR 5'9",165 Chatarius Atwell Louisville JR 40 time 4.32 CB 5'10",190 Kary Vincent Jr. Louisiana State SR 40 time 4.33 WR/H 6'4",224 Racey McMath LSU SR 40 time 4.34 CB 6'1",193 Tyson Campbell Georgia JR 40 time 4.34 CB 6'1",192 Kelvin Joseph Kentucky SO (RS) 40 time 4.34 CB 6'0",191 Marco Wilson Florida JR (RS) 40 time 4.34 CB 5'11",183 Brandin Echols Kentucky SR 40 time 4.34 RB/APB 5'9.5",175 Pooka Williams Jr. Kansas JR 40 time 4.36 SS 6'0.5",209 Tyler Coyle Purdue SR 40 time 4.36 EDGE 6'5",257 Jayson Oweh Penn State SO 40 time 4.36 CB 5'11",190 Ambry Thomas Michigan JR 40 time 4.37 WR 6'0",208 JaMarr Chase LSU JR 40 time 4.38 WR 6'3",200 Terrace Marshall Jr LSU JR 40 time 4.38 CB 5'11",186 Aaron Robinson Central Florida SR (RS) 40 time 4.38 CB 6'1",190 Greg Newsome II Northwestern JR 40 time 4.38 CB 6'0",195 Nate Hobbs Illinois SR 40 time 40 time 4.38 SS 5'11",207 Tyree Gillespie Missouri SR 40 time 4.38 WR/SLOT/KR 5'11",189 Kadarius Toney Florida SR 40 time 4.39 WR 6'0",190 Rashod Bateman Minnesota JR 40 time 4.39 CB 6'1",205 Jaycee Horn South Carolina JR 40 time 4.39 CB 6'0",193 Robert Rochell Central Arkansas SR (RS) 40 time 4.39 ILB 6'3",246 Micah Parsons Penn State JR 40 time 4.39 RB/APB 5'10",215 Travis Etienne Clemson SR 40 time 4.40 WR 5'7.5",174 Jaelon Darden North Texas SR 40 time 4.40 2021 JAGUARS NFL MOCK DRAFTThe College Football Today & ESPN Plus 2021 Jaguars NFL Mock Draft is the most intriguing to assemble with Urban Meyer being named the new Head Coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars, as Trevor Lawrence appears to be everyone's sure fire 1st overall NFL Draft pick. The Jaguars have the 1st, 25th, 33rd, 34th, 65th, 106th, 130th, 145th, 270th and 249th pick in this year's 2021 NFL Draft and have many holes on both sides of the football. Given the fact that Justin Fields, Mac Jones, Zach Wilson, Trey Lance and even Jamie Newman appear to be first round talent, we could potentially see the Jaguars stockpile more picks and probably not moving much further down in the first round. WHO WILL URBAN MEYER & THE JAGUARS PICK #1 IN THE 2021 NFL DRAFT? Let's first start out by stating, that unless a major wind is aiding the travel of the football 75 to 77 yards, I do not believe that any of the quarterbacks in this year's 2021 NFL Draft can hurl a pigskin through the goal posts, while standing on the opposite 40 yard line. In all actuality, there is only one play that a quarterback is needed to execute a pass over 60-65 yards and that play is called the "Hail Mary". These "Hail Mary" attempts are normally in an effort to call upon the Holy Mother of God in an attempt to win a ball game. Does the 40 time matter for quarterbacks? Once again, it all depends on the NFL executives & coaching philosophies that are ingrained into the inner lying fabric of the NFL teams organization. Not that long ago, the newly appointed Jaguars Head Coach Urban Meyer blamed Spencer Rattler's height on the reason he was struggling in the first half against the Longhorns and stated "that's why you look for a guy whose a little taller, so he can see over the line". I did some extensive research on both Urban Meyer's history with producing winning NFL QB's & cover if the 40 time really matters for a NFL Draft QB, but it's only available on College Football Today RokFin, due to fact driven arguments that are pretty undeniable. OHIO STATE QB JUSTIN FIELDs 2021 NFL DRAFTTOP FIVE 2021 NFL DRAFT QB PRO DAY 40 TIMES QB 6'2,3/8" 227 Justin Fields Ohio St JR 4.45 QB 6'6 1/2",234 Feleipe Franks Arkansas SR 4.55 QB 6'0",211 Ian Book Notre Dame SR 4.59 QB 6'3",217 Kellen Mond Texas A&M SR 4.59 QB 6' 1/2", 210 Zac Thomas App State SR (RS) 4.59 QB 6'2 5/8", 217 Mac Jones Alabama JR 4.68 Was Ohio State's quarterback Justin Fields a product of the same dynamic offensive system like his Buckeye predecessors? No, Coach Ryan Day and the Buckeyes had one of the most balanced offensive attacks this past season and Fields only had a few questionable moments during the 2020-2021 season. He didn't play terrible against the greatest CFB team of All-Time and his abilities as a passer are displayed through impeccable precision, timing and placement. He is rarely seen not delivering the football at eye level, which makes it much easier for receiving targets to turn up the field after the catch and he can zip-line a flat ball 60+ yards or drop it in the bucket over the top of the defense. Read my 2021 NFL Draft scouting report back in November on Ohio State QB Justin Fields by clicking HERE! From watching all the top 2021 NFL Draft QB's Pro Day scouting events thus far, this year's class of QB's could all be taken off my 2021 QB big board for the first time. A total of 20 quarterbacks that were listed on the College Football Today RokFin Top 2021 QB Prospect November 21st, 2020 rankings took advantage of the NCAA granting them an extra year of eligibility to return and possibly increase their 2022 NFL Draft stock. Which makes next year's 2022 NFL Draft QB class certainly one to look out for, as QB prospects like Kent State's Dustin Crum are truly diamonds in the rough. Check out the newly updated College Football Today RokFin 2021 Top QB Prospect rankings for March, that will be updated once more after the incredible 2021 Pro Day performance by Ohio State's Justin Fields by clicking HERE! Visit the College Football Today & ESPN Plus top quarterback rankings landing page by clicking the button button below! NFL PRO DAY TESTING RESULTS I know that many have one of two arguments about NFL pro day & football combine testing results. Many will argue that the testing is able to help evaluators figure out who the best overall athletes in the NFL Draft will be and many will also claim that the testing has very little to no impact on how a prospects play will reflect on the gridiron of the National Football League. I am going to give a detailed explanation of why each test does matter, but also how studying game film and having a high football IQ can make up those tenths of a second that might have been lacking in the combine. I have also have ran across many so-called "freak athletes", who simply just were not properly coached or prepared to perform in a combine setting. In a top NFL executive & CFB coaches mind, he wants to know those boxes are checked off as far as preparedness, attention to detail and the overall athleticism a player possesses in specific areas. I have had the privilege to sit alongside many top NFL scouts, while scouting the NFL Senior Bowl the past five years and also from working out for NFL scouts here as a player back in the day. From having the privilege to mingle and talk football with some of the brightest minds in the game of American football, both at the college & pro levels, I have wanted to analyze this data for sometime. Not only for NFL Draft scouting purposes, but also to analyze how to enhance training methods in order to be dominant in all physical testing and technical areas needed to be considered a "draft-able" NFL Draft prospect. 2021 UNI PRO DAY RESULTSNext up, I will be releasing the 2021 UNI pro day results & 2021 NFL Draft WR, RB & O-Line prospects 2021 Pro Day analysis. I will also be releasing all of the scouting notes I have been accumulating the past few weeks while evaluating top football recruits in the 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025 football recruiting classes, who are rapidly rising in the world of College Football Today. MY NFL PRO DAY AT UNIAfter being invited to Northern Iowa's Pro Day in 2009 by 23 year NFL scouting veteran Andy Dengler, who is now the assistant director of player personnel currently for the Jacksonville Jaguars. One of the most reputable agents in the sport of American football called me before the 2009 NFL Draft and informed me that 17 NFL teams had graded me out as a "draft-able" prospect. Given this was the first time I had ever heard the term "draft-able" prospect, I asked my agent David Canter what that exactly meant, it's been so long now I forget his exact response, but in the end he explained that I should get an opportunity. The Patriots had even graded me out higher than one of the most accurate kickers in CFB History, which made me truly admire Bill Belichick's eye for top football athletes in general. I was kind of shocked that the Green Bay Packers sent Lenny McGill to my first NFL Pro Day in Iowa, as I had left school early after being labeled "The YouTube Kicker" and signed with DEC Sports Management, while he formally declared me for the 2009 NFL Draft. I knew I was a long shot to make it, but those two Pro Days in Iowa were the only two workouts I needed. I was returning the Northern Iowa Punters warm-up boots and punting them back to him, while showing off my athletics with fancy one handed snags. My 3rd or 4th punt scraped the top of the dome and caught everyone in the buildings attention. Thankfully, there were no goal posts, so we went straight to kicking off and I was able to average 82 yards on about 12-15 kickoffs, while having a good day punting. I also performed line kicks and performed rather well in all combine related activities (4.51,40 & 225 X 22). Why I am rehashing all of this? Because, in short, if you can perform at these events under the watchful eyes of scouts who inevitably control your future, it can enhance your overall chances or NFL Draft stock. TOP FOOTBALL RECRUITSCheck out many of the top football recruits I will be covering this week on both ScoutTrout.Com & the new All-American-Bowl.com in the Elite Football Recruiting Database by clicking HERE! Next up on the top football recruit rankings on College Football Today RokFin is the 2023 football recruiting class, starting with our loaded Class of 2023 Quarterback recruits!
2021 NFL PRO DAY RESULTSOfficial 2021 NFL Pro Day results have been posted to College Football Today RokFin and many of my top ranked NFL Draft prospects are witnessing their NFL Draft stock rapidly rising through the Pro Day scouting process.  TOP NFL DRAFT PROSPECTS During the past four years of analyzing the top NFL Draft prospects at each position. I have come to the realization of the rationale that is generated through statistical data compiled from numerous events, sources and cognitive generalizations that separate one top NFL Draft prospect from another. In knowing that the NFL Combine plays a key role in top NFL executives decision making process and the fact that there will be no NFL Combine taking place this year, I began to examine the NFL Pro Days that have been completed across the nation. In getting to compare the top NFL Draft prospects to each other throughout the course of the NCAA FB season on College Football Today, I am witnessing many under the radar prospects that I ranked highly NFL Draft stock rapidly rising from extremely successful Pro Day events. The NFL & D1-FBS American football leagues have become very similar in how scouting for the best overall athletes is conducted, as many scouting & recruiting departments are looking for world class athletes that can be molded into their coaching staffs overall philosophies. Looking back at pasts NFL Draft's, there are guys who were labeled "combine players" like DK Metcalf by the masses, but were able to receive private coaching in the one area needed to become an elite NFL wide receiver. Metcalf had freakish overall athletics, but had issues with hand placement when moving at sub 4.4, 40 speed and was a mediocre route runner. Many claimed he would be a total bust and have issues with dropping passes in the NFL, but obviously Pete Carroll and the Seattle Seahawks were able to help mold Metcalf into one of the best overall play-makers in the NFL Today. Through two seasons, Metcalf has accumulated over 2,000 yards receiving and found pay-dirt 17 times for Seattle, which is also a statement to how effective Russel Wilson is at distributing the football to what has become one of the most feared deep threats in the National Football League. Read more on via NBC Sports on how the other 8 WR's drafted ahead of MetCalf are faring or more on "The Draft Network" on why Metcalf slipped to the Seahawks at pick number 64. DK's agility came into question with his sub-par shorts shuttle (4.5) and 3-Cone Drill (Mid 7's), while also dealing with minor neck issues throughout the NFL Draft scouting process. But his 4.33, 40 yard dash at 6'4,228 pounds was able to set him apart from the competition at the NFL Scouting Combine, as well as his 40.5" vertical leap and 27 reps on bench. After the Steelers, Saints, Titans, Bucs, Packers and a total of 21 NFL teams left the Arkansas State Pro Day, word around the league was that Jonathan Adams Jr has the overall play-making potential and many similarities athletically to DK Metcalf. Read my 2021 Top 60 NFL Draft WR Prospects Scouting Report from over 4 months ago featuring Jonathan Adams Jr, Tylan Wallace and Jaelon Darden by clicking HERE and see my initial NFL Draft WR prospect evaluation on Adams Jr below!  2021 TOP NFL DRAFT WR'S This group of sixty 2021 top NFL draft WR's had very high draft grades compared to year's prior, which is quite frightening for NFL defenses when we got to witness 37 receivers drafted in the 2020 NFL Draft. When comparing my 2021 NFL Draft receiver rankings to every other rankings available online, I realized that not many are adept at evaluating passed the uniform the prospect is wearing. Just because a guy is the best receiver on the best team, doesn't always mean he is the best receiver available for the National Football League. Stats can also be misleading for prospects that play in a run oriented offensive scheme or if the receiver prospect has felt the excruciating pain of having highly erratic quarterback play. Which brings me to my next two prospects, who I believe are going overlooked by the general populous, but not by top NFL executives and Coach Trout. Featured above & below is Jonathan Adams Jr from Arkansas State, who has the same high-pointing and acrobatic characteristics of NFL Hall of Fame receiver Randy Moss. Given that he doesn't have a marksman like former Marshall QB Chad Pennington hurling him air mail consistently, Adams Jr is still approaching 1,000 yards for the season and has 10 touchdown receptions. The Red Wolves still have three games remaining on the 2020 schedule, but Adams Jr was able to jump onto the radar of many top NFL executives, after his epic 3 touchdown performance in the Red Wolves upset over Big 12 opponent Kansas State. TOP 2021 NFL WR PROSPECTSWhen referencing to the partial top 2021 NFL WR prospects rating formula at the top of the article, Adams Jr has proven to have top echelon body control (BC) and is able to quickly adjust to poorly or under thrown footballs. The Red Wolves primary target uses his 6'3,225 pound frame brilliantly to go over the top and/or box out defenders, to create space for him to make the reception. His overall catch radius is excellent, but his overall ability to track the flight of the football and bounce quickly off the turf, makes him virtually unstoppable when the football is delivered in the proper location. The vertical leap is of somewhat importance, but Denver Broncos first round draft pick Jerry Jeudy is also a synaptic-ally charged athlete and only bounced 35.5" while testing the vertical leap. The main thing that separates good outside receivers from great jump ball receivers is the ability to locate the football before the defensive backs, while quickly positioning your body in accordance with the flight of the football and using "soft hands" to catch the ball at it's highest point. Adams Jr is arguably one the most significant deep threats in this year's very talented 2021 NFL Draft receiving class and his ability to create separation can be visibly seen in his route running progressions. I expect Adams Jr to perform very well at the NFL Combine and his stock to continue to rise as top NFL executives start to see a receiving prospect that inevitably has Pro Bowl potential in any offensive scheme. Find out where Top 2021 NFL Draft WR prospect Jonathan Adams Jr ranked in the College Football Today & ESPN Plus 2021 Top 60 WR prospect rankings on our RokFin channel! College Football Today and ESPN Plus 2021 NFL Draft WR rankings have been released and it happens to be a very diverse group of top 2021 NFL Draft WR prospects. We had already deemed Oklahoma State receiver Tylan Wallace 1st round talent as only a Sophomore and thought he should have declared for the Draft the past couple of seasons. I normally do not defer much from my initial projections when it comes the NFL prospect rankings and Tylan hasn't really given me a reason to. After torching Big 12 defenses for 1491 yards rushing and 13 touchdowns, teams began to shift their attention to arguably the fastest receiver in the 2021 wide receiver draft class and this led to Chuba Hubbard more space to operate. But it's not just his speed that makes him a big time NFL Draft WR prospect, but rather his ability to produce yards after the catch. Wallace also has outstanding bounce when high pointing the football over top of defenders and proves to have the impeccable concentration needed to make receptions in heavy traffic. There are many top receivers in the 2021 NFL Draft class and many jump through the roof, but how quickly you get off the ground is what I refer to as bounce and Wallace has significant bounce in his offensive skill-set. Throughout the span of four years, Tylan has hauled in 185 passes and has proven to have the explosive characteristics of a Stefon Diggs, while averaging over 17.1 yards per reception. From observing Wallace the last three years, he also is a very unselfish player and has been a very reliable blocker out on the edge. But what has top NFL executives fired up is Tylan's ability to take the football the distance any time he gets the football in his grasps. There isn't one thing about Wallace's four year body of work that doesn't state he is certainly first round NFL Draft talent. Given this year's 2021 NFL Draft class is loaded with top tier WR prospects, Tylan could slip into the late second round and be a significant offensive weapon for an NFL Franchise. From doing my due scouting diligence since his breakout Soph season, I probably wouldn't be able to pass him up in this year's 2021 NFL Draft. Find out where Wallace ranked in the College Football Today & ESPN+ 2021 Top 60 NFL Draft WR prospects on our RokFin channel! Top 2021 NFL WR prospects range from 5'9" to 6'6" tall and I am finding that the exuberant and extremely athletic style of play that prospects like Jaelon Darden possess, are exactly what I personally would be playing at the slot or wing back position in my offensive attack. Much likeTavon Austin, you can also line players like Darden up in the backfield and execute some of the best misdirection plays, as defenders are unable to calculate proper pursuit angles. As you will see on the first play in the footage below, Darden has the ability to cut and change direction in a flash and could possess the best overall agility in the 2021 NFL Draft receiver class. The Mean Green offensive coaching staff uses his diverse athletic skill-set brilliantly and sets up one of the best overall athletes in the nation for instant success, by using him in motion to create mismatches in open space. These scenarios often present themselves in the chess matches we have seen take place in the NFL and Jaelon is a significant problem for any defender in one on one coverage. He proves to also have the top end speed to pull away from PAC-12 defenders and is able to create instant separation with his wicked acceleration, as well as his deceptive start and stop route running progressions. When operating in the short passing game, Darden is the quickest at shifting into high gear after the catch and his extreme wiggle is able to throw defenders off balance, as he could very well be the most the explosive 2021 NFL Draft WR prospect in this year's Draft class. Darden's body control and field awareness when catching the football near the sideline, as well as proper hand placement and coordination also grades out as a top tier WR prospect. His magnificent overall football skill as a ball carrier will make him a prime candidate in the return game and we could very well see Darden being drafted ahead of some of the more well known receivers in the 2021 NFL Draft. Find out where Top 2021 NFL Draft WR prospect Jaelen Darden's round projection, rankings and more on the College Football Today 2021 Top 60 WR prospect rankings on RokFin! Fact: Our 2020 NFL Mock Draft was the only NFL Mock Draft that had both TCU Horned Frogs being selected in the 1st round in the Eagles Jalen Raegor and the Vikings Jeff Gladney.  SPENCER BROWN NFL DRAFTNorthern Iowa's Pro Day witnessed two remarkable NFL Draft prospects in Spencer Brown & Elerson Smith performing their Pro Day combine events. The 6'9,320 pound former 0 Star recruit Spencer Brown reeled off a 4.88, 40 yard dash, as well as a 30.5" vertical jump and pumped out 29 reps on bench press. Elerson Smith ended up stealing the show with an eye-popping 41.5" vertical, 4.71 - 40 yard dash and 10'7" broad jump and both were able to solidify themselves as at least day two NFL Draft picks. Read my initial scouting report on Top 2021 NFL Draft OT prospect Spencer Brown below and see why the Pittsburgh Steelers are eyeing him in the 2nd or early 3rd round of the 2021 NFL Draft! College Football Today & ESPN Plus 2021 NFL Draft OL prospect rankings features the Top 2021 NFL Draft OT, OG & OC prospect rankings. We will be releasing a Top 2021 NFL Draft overall O-Linemen rankings for round three, after prospects perform their Pro Days and/or NFL Combine. When evaluating Top 2021 NFL Draft OT prospects, I am looking for OT prospects that move like big cats and can quickly drop step, while being able to either direct or mirror the edge rusher to the top side of the pocket. If a defender attempts to beat them to the inside, they are able to either take them to the ground or keep their momentum going in that direction and ride them completely out of the play. In the totality of the evaluation process, sometimes level of competition can be a factor, but for the most part, I am evaluating the OT prospects overall body kinetics and football technique. When run blocking, does the top NFL Draft OT prospect fire off the football quickly and seal off linebackers at the 2nd level of the defense? Upon engagement, does top NFL Draft OT prospect keep feet moving and can he chip block, while quickly pivoting to get up the field to find another defender to take for a ride? Does the top 2021 NFL Draft OT prospect have the athletics needed to quickly pull to the outside on screen plays and pummel much smaller defenders? Mathematically speaking, if you have one man who has the capabilities to efficiently block two defenders, your offense has a major advantage when moving the football down the field. On the flip side, I watched some OL prospects who appeared to have the worst foot work I have ever seen out of a so-called NFL Draft prospect and were flat out clumsy. A few linemen propelled to the 2nd level quickly, only to either trip and fall over continuously and/or appear completely lost, while looking like a very large deer in headlights. In all sincerity, I wouldn't touch them or even invite them to a tryout. These guys had the body structure and anywhere from 3 to 5 years to develop the skills needed, but instead, spent most of their time at Popeye's or playing video games. There was 33 Offensive Tackles taken in the 2019 NFL Draft and that number dropped to 20 in the 2020 NFL Draft, as some teams probably got sold a line from guys like Mel Kiper or a jersey, instead of actual production on the football field. I might have graded Northern Iowa OT prospect Spencer Brown to low, but he did crack the top 10 of the College Football Today & ESPN Plus Top 2021 OT Prospect rankings and checked all the boxes athletically, as well as technically in our 2021 NFL Draft OT prospect formula. I couldn't find a 247 Profile on Spencer Brown, but Rivals has him as a 0 star football recruit, who had one offer coming out of high school. Obviously, someone dropped the ball in their evaluation process, as Brown could be a potential Pro Bowler in the years to come. See where how Top 2021 NFL Draft OT prospect Spencer Brown graded in both run & pass blocking, as well as were he ranked in the College Football Today & ESPN+ Top 2021 OT prospect rankings on RokFin!  BEST NFL PROSPECTS 2021I will be evaluating more of the best NFL prospects in the 2021 NFL Draft class and starting top 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025 top football recruit comparisons, as we move through the 2023, 2024 & 2025 top football recruit "Ides of March" re-ranks in preparation for the upcoming NCAA Football Evaluation period. Click the image below to create a football recruiting profile & get evaluated by every CFB recruiting staff in the world of College Football Today.   TOP FB RECRUITSThere are many new top FB recruits scouting & recruitment databases in the Elite Football Recruiting Database, which have been updated with new interest & CFB offers. Use the buttons below to access the new Top 2022 Football Recruits scouting database and the new 2022, 2023 & 2024 FB offers databases! TOP FOOTBALL RECRUITS 2022Scout Trout Elite & ESPN Plus top football recruits in the 2022 FB recruiting class can now be located on our new top 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025 recruit position databases by clicking the buttons below! Each top football recruit scouting database now features 2022 recruitment slide-shows and many positions have been broken down for the upcoming NCAA football evaluation period. All of these databases can also be accessed by using the navigation bar at the top of the website and on the Elite Recruiting & Scouting Database landing page! 2022 FOOTBALL OFFERSArmy (5), Tulane (5), Florida Atlantic (4), Virginia Tech (3), Tennessee (3), Kansas (3), Columbia (4), Eastern Kentucky (3) Nebraska (2), South Florida (3), Memphis (3), Navy (3), Vanderbilt (3), Toledo (3), UAB (3), Akron (3), Eastern Kentucky (3), Penn (3), Liberty (2), UNC-Charlotte (3), Tulsa (2), San Diego State (2), UCF (2), Houston (4), Air Force (2), App State (2), Kent State (2), Arkansas State (2), MTSU (2), Fordham (2), Jacksonville St (2), Howard (2), Alabama, Georgia State, Southern Methodist, Michigan State, Kentucky, Arkansas, Virginia, Purdue, Arizona State, Notre Dame, Michigan, Florida, Florida State, Western Michigan, West Virginia, Minnesota, Maryland, Cincinnati, Iowa State, Boston College, Georgia Tech, Central Florida, Louisiana, UTSA, Marshall, Colorado State, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Duke, Missouri, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Air Force, Illinois State, Campbell, Incarnate Word, Miami (OH), South Alabama, Harvard, Louisville, Duke, Southern Miss, Florida International, South Alabama, Central Arkansas, Yale, Miami (OH), William & Mary, Indiana, UMass, Old Dominion, Georgetown, Rice, Buffalo, Troy, South Dakota State, Dartmouth, Lehigh, Livingstone, Concordia St,Paul, St.Norbert, Toronto, Savannah Prep & Jacksonville Athletic Academy, ASA Miami, McMaster, U of Western, Sonoran, Papago & York U - As of March 24th, 2021 TOP FOOTBALL RECRUITS 2023Top football recruits in the 2022, 2023, 2024, & 2025 football recruiting classes will be evaluated this upcoming NCAA football recruiting evaluation period and the new 2022 Top 800+ football recruit rankings has been released via College Football Today RokFin! The new 2023 Top 500+ will be released this weekend with special reports on top 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025 football recruits. 2023 FOOTBALL OFFERSThe list of college football offers for Scout Trout Elite top 2023 football recruits by team are listed below, as of March 18th, 2021. Class of 2023 Offers Michigan, South Carolina, FAU, Temple, Old Dominion, Maryland, Eastern Kentucky, Syracuse, Central Michigan (2), Bowling Green, Tulsa, Kansas (2) & Houston TOP FOOTBALL RECRUITS 2024Top football recruits in the 2022, 2023, 2024, & 2025 football recruiting classes will be evaluated this upcoming NCAA football recruiting evaluation period and the new 2022 Top 800+ football recruit rankings has been released via College Football Today RokFin! The new 2024 Top 300+ will be released this weekend with special reports on top 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025 football recruits. 2024 FOOTBALL OFFERSThe list of college football offers for Scout Trout Elite top 2024 football recruits by team are listed below, as of March 18th, 2021. Class of 2024 Offers Miami, FSU, FAU, App State, Texas A&M, Indiana, UAB, Cincinnati & NC State TOP FOOTBALL RECRUITS 2025Top football recruits in the 2025 college football recruiting class will be broken up into positions starting next week and ranked on the new College Football Today RokFin 2025 Top 100! FOOTBALL RECRUITING PROFILECreate a Scout Trout Elite football recruiting profile and get evaluated year around for college football scholarship opportunities by every college football recruiting staff in the nation! 2022 TOP FOOTBALL RECRUITSWhen I started evaluating 2022 top football recruits over two years ago, I ran into hundreds of Class of 2022 HS football players that would have ranked highly in the College Football Today 2021 Top 2021 Football recruit rankings. To say that this recruiting class is the best we have encountered yet is an understatement and all of the top ranked 2022 football recruits that were identified the past two NCAA evaluation periods are stacking up offers weekly. Given that football recruit rankings are subjective upon individuals in the sports media world, I think it's only fair to take a glance and see why the College Football Today RokFin recruit rankings became so popular since their inception in 2018. Furthermore, learning how football recruits & NFL Draft prospects are found based off of analytical data provided by football recruiting rankings and services, it's only right to justify things in a professional manner. In knowing that there are over 1 million HS football players in the United States of America, these subjective top football recruit rankings are guaranteed to miss hundreds, if not thousands of players. This is why college coaches and recruiters rely on these systems to remain competitive, as the opinions on the most popular players in the nation based off of analytical opinionated data is easier to rationalize if the top football recruit does not pan out. Let's take a quick look at the CFB Today recruit rankings, compared to the 247 Sports top football recruit rankings and check out the new Top 2022 FB Recruits scouting & recruiting database by clicking the button below! 247 SPORTS TOP 2022 FB RECRUITS247 Sports top 2022 FB recruits obviously isn't going by the amount of offers a top 2022 FB recruit receives and the opinion of the collegiate football recruiting staffs, as their 35th ranked 2022 RB Damari Alston has 52 D1 football offers. As you will see below, Damari Alston has been the number one 2022 RB recruit and the top three have not changed over the past year. The College Football Today top three 2022 RB recruits features 247 Sports number one 2022 RB recruit Jaydon Blue, who I believe is an NFL caliber next level running back and he has 36 D1 offers. Alabama 2022 commit Emmanuel Henderson is the 4th ranked top 2022 RB recruit on College Football Today RokFin and accumulated 17 offers and I believe he is also a next level NFL 2022 RB recruit. Travis Etienne is currently ranked 2nd, after being the number one 2022 RB in the first CFB Today & ESPN Plus 2022 RB recruit rankings and has 23 D1 offers. Given the fact that I was the first to release the 2022, 2023 & 2024 top football recruit rankings and all of my highly ranked recruits are either highly ranked by 247 Sports or have the most offers in their class, I believe the S.T.E.P ratings are obviously on the right track with college recruiting departments nationally. (Find the rest of the comparison's at the end of the article and final tally)
TOP 2022 FB RECRUIT RANKINGS When further examining top 2022 FB recruit rankings, I stumble across thousands of inconsistencies in the algorithm's used by other CFB recruiting analysts and these mishaps normally come down to the analysts general lack of football knowledge. From astutely analyzing the analyzers, I found that many who are involved with the 247 Sports Composite FB recruit rankings rely on other sources to legitimize their individual recruit rankings. This helped me start to develop the system known as the S.T.E.P ratings and started the formation of the College Football Today & ESPN Plus Top FB recruit rankings. How top RB recruits like 2021 All-American RB Shamar Esbrand-Smith, who dominated in the College Football Today & ESPN Plus All-American Bowl go overlooked is beyond me, but it's something I have become accustom to dealing with recruits very late in the recruiting process after their senior seasons the past 6 years. After analyzing most of this year's and part of next year's NFL Draft classes, you can start to see the diamonds in the rough like the "Four Zero Horsemen" on College Football Today RokFin! College Football Today & ESPN Plus 2021 NFL Draft prospect rankings have been completed for all offensive positions in the 2021 NFL Draft. While watching full game tape of every snap a 2021 NFL Draft prospect played in a game, I found some players that truly are generational NFL Draft prospects and I also found some guys who aren't even close to ready for NFL play. When building the slide-shows, I found the best highlight tape to put up and football mix-tapes for our massive amount of visitors viewing pleasure. However, when watching film on NFL Draft prospects for round one, the film used for evaluation was each prospects full game footage against the best team they played. All game film that was fully analyzed by the proven best American football scout, came from either the 2019-2020 season or the 2020-2021 season and was each NFL Draft prospects most recent full game tape. So, we said weren't going to trash any prospects globally to over 4 million visitors a week and I am sticking to that decision. Many 2021 NFL Draft prospects are still riding the wave from being 5 star recruits out of high school and these so-called NFL Draft experts always mention it, along with talking about upside and potential. Why? Because nothing checks out on game tape and you have to dig deep in the abyss of the ocean's ecosystem to provide any type justification that this prospect should be drafted into the NFL. Most football players can put together a 2-3 minute clip and impress some people, which seems to work for many morons in recruit rankings and fans who want to put on a suit, as their dream in life is to be the next Mel Kiper. The whole system to me has way too many opinions and hardly any experts, which is sad to the deserving athletes that are truly remarkable on and off the field. So let's dive into each position that we have completed in the College Football Today & ESPN Plus 2021 NFL Draft Prospect rankings below. Read the rest on the 2021 NFL Draft Offensive Line Prospects Scouting Report on College Football Today RokFin by clicking HERE or the picture of Top 2021 NFL Draft OG Prospect David Moore Jr! |
