Skyy Moore (WR) Western Michigan

Moore’s versatility was on display at Shady Acres Academy (PA) where he played QB and defensive back but was then converted to wide receiver at Western Michigan despite having never played the position. Moore immediately started a dozen games for the Broncos and earned his first All-MAC First Team accolades after leading the team with 51 grabs and 802 receiving yards. He was named to the All-MAC Second Team after the abbreviated 2020 slate and broke out as a junior with 95 receptions (9th in FBS), 1,292 yards, and 10 TDs before declaring for the 2022 NFL Draft.

Strengths

• Favorite of the advanced metrics community. Posted PFF’s No. 4 overall grade…

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Kyren Williams (RB) Notre Dame

Williams distinguished himself as one of the best backs in the country over the past two seasons. He has posted consecutive seasons with over 1,000 yards rushing, 300 yards receiving, and double-digit touchdowns. After displaying three-down back ability with obvious talent as a pass-catcher posting 1,125 yards on the ground, 313 yards through the air, and 13 TDs the previous season. In 2021, he rushed for 1,002 yards with 14 touchdowns and tacked on 359 yards through the air.

Strengths

• Special in the passing game. Well rounded, with solid hands and profiles as a great route runner. 
• Very shifty and excellent…

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Malik Willis (QB) Liberty

Originally out of the renowned Westlake program in Austin Texas, Willis attended Roswell High School in Georgia and surpassed 2,500 passing yards, ran for over 1,000 during his senior year, and nabbed Georgia 7A Player of the Year honors, which resulted in a scholarship to Auburn. After attempting just 14 passes in two seasons with the Tigers, Willis was denied a waiver claim and redshirted the 2019 campaign with Liberty. Upon becoming the Flames’ starter in 2020, Willis shined, engineering a 9-1 record and Mortgage CureBowl victory. In his senior season, Willis led Liberty passed for a career-best 2,857 yards, 27-to-12 TD-to-INT ratio, ran for 878 yards and 13 TDs, and was named the LendingTree Bowl MVP after leading the Flames to an 8-5 mark and bowl win over Eastern Michigan.

Strengths

• Elite athleticism and rushing ability. Has the potential to be….

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Abram Smith (RB) Baylor

Smith was relegated to special teams and even defense early in his career after being red-shirted in 2017 due to a knee injury. However, in 2021, he was moved back to running back and posted outstanding production. He rushed for a Baylor record 1,601 yards while leading the team with 12 touchdowns. This yardage total was good enough for fourth in the FBS and was accomplished at 6.2 yards per carry (257 carries). His breakout year was enough to make him second-team All-Big 12.

Strengths

• Showed workhorse ability consistently seeing…

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Elite, four-star Under Armor All-American standout at Cardinal Ritter College Prep in St. Louis, Williams was a stand-out wide receiver in addition to winning back-to-back Class 3 state titles in the 300 hurdles, including breaking Ezekiel Elliot‘s Ohio state record. Committed to Ohio State and played sparingly behind Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson in 2019-20 before transferring to Alabama as a junior. Was named First-Team All-American and All-SEC First-Team after exploding for 79 grabs, 1,572 yards and 15 touchdowns before tearing his ACL during the national championship in January.

Strengths

• Dangerous straight-line vertical deep threat with…

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Class 3A All-State rusher out of Center High School in Kansas City (MO), red-shirted one year at Nebraska-Kearney before transferring to Mt. San Antonio College (CA), where he racked up 1,480 scrimmage yards and 12 touchdowns as a sophomore. Again transferred to Arizona State where he played in just four games as a junior in 2020 before taking over as the Sun Devils’ starter during his senior season. In 11 games with ASU, White put up 1,006 rushing yards, snagged 43 receptions for 456 yards, and produced 16 total scores.

Strengths

• Reeled in 43-of-48 targets and accrued the third-highest PFF RB grade as a receiver. 18.9% target share was in the 98th-percentile.

• Ran a route on 80.9% of his snaps and…

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College Production

Three-star recruit out of Arlington (TN) High School, committed to Wake Forest, and rushed for exactly 579 yards in his freshman and sophomore seasons before rendering to Michigan State where he broke out as a junior in 2021. Rushed for 264 yards and four touchdowns in his first game for the Spartans and never looked back. In all, ran for 1,636 yards (ranked 2nd) and 18 scores for Michigan State en route to First Team All-Big Ten and unanimous AP All-American accolades.

Strengths

• Won a ton of awards in 2021, including Doak Walker Award, Walter Camp National Player of the Year, and was a Heisman Trophy finalist.

• Elite speed. 4.38 40-yard dash ranked in the 98th-percentile, and 114.7 Speed Score was in the 96th. Broke off multiple huge runs, including a 94-yard TD against Rutgers and 75 yarder versus Northwestern.

• Compact, but powerful runner who routinely broke off big-gainers and routinely produced extra yards. Built to take on a huge workload in the NFL.

• Led all running backs in….