College Production

Originally from New Orleans, Badie was a sprinter in Maryland before relocating again to Memphis, Tennessee in high school. Broke out during senior season at Briarcrest Christian School after rushing for 1,186 yards and 18 touchdowns. A three-star recruit, Badie committed to Missouri and flashed excellent pass-catching abilities right away, catching 28 balls in both 2019 and 2020. Again broke out in 2021, becoming the first Missouri All-American running back since Devin West after rushing for 1,604 yards, 18 scores, and catching another 54 receptions. Badie parlayed those impressive numbers into First-team All-SEC and Second-team All-American honors while also walking away with the SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year award.

Strengths

•  Excellent route-runner and receiver who has the experience and intangibles to be an effective third-down back right away. Can be used out of the backfield or lined up in the slot.

• Stands out as a creator who forces…

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College Production

A three-star recruit from James Madison High School in Dallas, Gray originally committed to Missouri but was ruled academically ineligible and spent two years at Blinn College in Brenham, TX. After spurning TCU, Gray signed with SMU in 2020 and caught 33-of-49 targets for 448 yards, 4 TDs, and contributed another 206 yards as a returner. Earned All-AAC First-team honors in 2021 after a 49/803/9 showing for the Mustangs and declaring for the 2022 NFL Draft.

Strengths

•  98th-percentile 40 time (4.33) and 92nd-percentile speed score (110.5). In short, he’s a downfield burner. 

• Fluid route-runner who gets into and out of breaks quickly and has the jets to turn short catches into long downfield gainers.

• Gets off the line well and should command plenty of…

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College Production

A two-way star who also excelled at basketball and track at Eureka High School in Eureka, Missouri, Haskins was an unheralded three-star recruit who signed as a runningback with Michigan. Spent 2018 redshirt season converting to linebacker before going back to offense as a sophomore. Had multiple 100-plus yard outings and finished 2019 with 622 rushing yards and six scores. Broke out in 2021, earning First-team All-Big Ten and Second-team All-American accolades after rushing for 1,327 yards, snagging 18 passes, and scoring 20 times.

Strengths

• Huge power back that delivers massive hits, has a powerful stiff-arm, and runs through tacklers, creating extra yards after contact. 

• Superb strength. 27 bench press reps ranked in the 93rd-percentile at the Scouting Combine.

• Fared well as…

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College Production

In 2021, Zappe transferred to Western Kentucky from Houston Baptist University and finished his NCAA career with the most statistically prolific season in college football history. He threw for a ridiculous 5,967 yards, 62 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions while adding three more TDs on the ground. He was named Conference USA MVP and was also named MVP of the Boca Raton Bowl. In that game, he threw for 422 yards and six TDs.

Strengths

• Very accurate. 

• Intelligent.

• Eye-popping production. 

• Understands defenses pre and post-snap

• Poised. Doesn’t easily get flustered. 

• Good pocket presence. 

• Great touch on

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College Production

A native of cajun country, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Davis-Price rushed for over 2,500 yards and scored 29 touchdowns, and was a top-10 national running back out of Southern University Laboratory High School. He chose to stay home and committed to the Tigers after graduating. Davis-Price contributed 369 scrimmage yards and six touchdowns as a true freshman backing up Clyde Edwards-Helaire during the Tigers’ national title run. He led LSU in rushing during the COVID-shortened 2020 campaign and again in 2021, where he rushed for a career-high 1,004 yards.

Strengths

• Outstanding blend of size (6-0, 211) and speed (90th-percentile speed score). 

• Power back who loves lower his head and delivering punishment to would-be tacklers and creating yards after contact. Should be a plus short-yardage option.

• Very willing and…

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College Production

Thornton, a native of Miami’s Booker T. Washington High, originally committed to the University of Florida before changing his commitment to Baylor. Led the Bears in yards per grab in 2018 true freshman season. As a sophomore snagged 45-of-74 targets for 782 yards and five scores. Was named to All Big-12 Second-Team following his senior campaign where he set career-best totals in grabs (62), yards (948), and touchdown receptions (10).

Strengths

• BLAZING speed. 4.28 40 was the third-fastest of the entire 2022 NFL Scouting Combine.

• Track background shows on tape. Excels at creating separation out of breaks in both the short and intermediate parts of the field.

• Very good…

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College Production

A three-star recruit out of Jefferson High School in Los Angeles, Doubs rushed for 1,757 yards and 28 touchdowns while also chipping in another 354 yards and 5 scores as a receiver, while also starting at quarterback and tailback. In 2018 true freshman campaign at Nevada, Doubs posted a 43/562/2 line in 13 games. Was named the Wolfpack’s team MVP as a sophomore after snagging 44-of-75 targets for 649 yards and 4 TDs. Named to the First-team All-Mountain West squad as a junior after a conference-best 1,002 receiving yards and 9 touchdowns. Repeated all-conference first-team honors in 2021 with an 80/1,109/11 line and set a Nevada record with 19 grabs versus Fresno State.

Strengths

• Very good size/speed profile. 

• Has experience lining up in the slot and on the perimeter and as a punt returner.

• Good feel for leverage and dropping hips to

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College Production

M.V.P of the West Suburban Conference Silver Division after playing both ways for Glenbarb West, where he also played multiple sports and ran track. Committed to Cincinnati in 2018, playing special teams as a freshman. Snagged 37-of-64 targets for 652 yards in 2019. Moved into the starting lineup in 2020 but was limited by a shoulder injury and COVID-shortened season. Earned Second Team All-AAC honors in 2021 after posting a 58/884/8 line on 85 targets.

Strengths

• Outstanding size/speed profile. 

• Metrics superstar with speed score (95th-percentile), 40-yard dash (90th), burst score (94th), and catch radius (98th) all registering as elite figures.

• Versatile inside/outside option who could line up at X, Y, or Z spot.

• Has the speed to

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College Production

In his first year as a full-time player in 2020 Dulcich was the Bruins’ best pass-catcher. Despite catching just 26 passes he led the team with 517 yards and five touchdowns. He excelled even further in 2021, catching 42 passes for 725 yards and five TDs. Averaging an impressive 17.3 yards per reception and was named first-team All-Pac 12.

Strengths

• Has the potential to be dangerous on all three levels. 

• Strong effort after the catch. 

• Tracks the ball well.

• Makes plays

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College Production

Ezukanma has led Texas Tech in receiving the last three seasons despite breaking his arm prior to the 2021 season and missing time, and only starting half the team’s games in 2018. In 2020 he was named first-team All-Big 12. The first Red Raider to accomplish that feat since Michael Crabtree. He was second-team last season. He’s an impressive athlete and prospect as a team captain and their best wideout.

Strengths

• Big body target with length and strength.

• Showed leadership.

• Can go up and…

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