Four-star recruit out of Dickinson High School (TX) after posting a solid 42/875/10 line as a senior. Elected to say in-state and committed to Texas A&M and earned playing time immediately as a true freshman after starter Baylor Cupp was injured. Went on to catch 32-of-44 targets for 447 yards and 6 touchdowns and was named to the All-SEC Freshman squad and Second-Team All-SEC. In 2020, snagged 46-of-69 passes for 506 yards (22.8% target share) and another 6 scores, again earned Second-Team All-SEC accolades and was named a John Mackey Award finalist. In final (junior) season, posted a 40/515/4 and was again named as a Mackey Award finalist. Aggies’ all-time tight end leader in catches, receiving yards, and touchdowns.

Strengths

• Natural hands catcher. Succeeds in jump balls and 50/50 throws.

• Size and frame to be a real mismatch against smaller linebackers and safties.

• Plus red-zone receiving option, with solid fundamentals who uses his frame and hands to win corner of the end-zone throws.

• Has enough speed to be a consitent….

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Like most Alabama running backs, Robinson was buried on the depth chart for years before he got his shot to shine. He didn’t start seeing a significant role until 2020 when he backed up Najee Harris and had 91 carries for 483 yards and six TDs. Once Harris was drafted to the Steelers the torch was passed to Robinson as the next stud RB of the Crimson Tide.

Robinson was named First-Team All-SEC in 2021. He carried the ball 271 times for 1,343 yards and 14 touchdowns. Through the air, he added 35 receptions for 296 yards and two more TDs. To top off his season he was also named Offensive MVP of the Cotton Bowl against Cincinnati. 

Strengths

• Bell-cow ability.
• Big strong back.
• Breaks tackles and

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College Production

We have a limited sample size with Harris being that he didn’t play much as a freshman and last season he was limited due to a back injury. He was still productive those seasons we just didn’t get much. As a freshman, he saw 21 carries for 179 yards and four touchdowns while adding three catches for 26 yards. Last season, he only carried the ball 152 times but still led the team with 660 yards and four TDs. He also caught 11 passes for 89 yards. 

However, in a Covid shortened 2020 he was good enough to make Second-Team All-SEC. In 10 games, he rushed for 1,138 yards and 15 TDs on just 185 carries while tacking on 21 receptions for 156 yards and a TD in the passing attack. This is what NFL teams will be looking for when his name is called during the draft.

Strengths

• Ideal short-yardage banger. 
• Is a force between the tackles and finishes off defenders.
• Is tough to bring down once he gets going.
• Good vision, finds holes, and

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College Production

After being redshirted in 2018 and seeing limited snaps in 2019, Corral won the starting job heading into 2020. In a shortened 2020 season, he led the FBS in total offense and threw for 3,337 yards and 29 touchdowns in just 10 games. He added another 506 yards and four TDs with his legs. This was enough to make him a Manning Award Finalist.

In 2021, Corral stepped up to the point that he will likely be the first quarterback taken in the 2022 NFL Draft. He tossed for 3,349 yards, 20 TDs, and rushed for another 614 yards and 11 TDs. He made Second-Team All-SEC and finished seventh in the Heisman voting.

Strengths

• Very athletic.
• Continues to improve his decision-making.
• Efficient passer.
• Accurate.
• Quick-release. Won’t take

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Strengths

• Has enough speed to stretch the field.
• Very good hands.
• Ideal strength.
• Willing and capable blocker. 
• Continues to improve each season.
• Tacks on plenty of

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Ford started his college career in Alabama where he was redshirted in 2018, however, due to being buried on the depth chart he transferred to the Bearcats and began to contribute as a backup in 2020. In just 10 games he rushed for 483 yards on 6.6 yards per carry and chipped in another 51 yards through the air while running in eight touchdowns. 

He took over the starting job in 2021 and showed off his explosive skill setting a school record with 19 touchdowns. He handled 215 carries and rushed for 1,319 games. He topped off his college career by winning the AAC Championship Game MVP going for 187 yards and two TDs.

Strengths

• Ideal NFL size. 
• Impressive athlete.
• Good explosion. 
• Speed to break big plays.
• Has a nose for the endzone. 
• Maintains good

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It didn’t take long for Bell to become an impact player at Purdue. As a freshman in 2019, he averaged more than seven receptions per game while topping 1,000 yards and scoring eight touchdowns. This was enough to get him on the Freshman All-American team and named the Big Ten Freshman of the Year. 

He followed his freshman campaign up with an even more impressive 2020. Despite just six starts due to Covid limitations, he caught just under nine receptions per game snagging 53 passes for 625 yards and eight TDs. Then last season he was named the Big Ten Receiver of the Year. Despite missing two games he still caught 93 passes for 1,286 yards and six TDs.

Strengths

• Excellent route runner.
• Has the skill set to line up inside or outside.
• Elusive with the ball in his hands. Ideal possession receiver.
• Able to add…

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Wan’Dale Robinson (WR) Kentucky

College Production

Robinson transferred from Nebraska to come back home to Kentucky in 2021 and became one of the most explosive and versatile offensive weapons in the nation. He set a Kentucky record this season with 104 receptions which was good for third in the country. He piled up 1,334 yards and seven TDs while adding 111 yards on the ground and contributing in the return game. The four-star recruit propelled himself to second-team SEC with his big season.

Strengths

• Explosive athlete. 
• Versatile Weapon.
• Competes with toughness.
• Dangerous with…

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5-star recruit out of Scotland County High School (NC) who rushed for over 7,000 yards and scored 119 touchdowns and excelled as a sprinter on the track team before tearing his ACL during senior season. Enrolled early at Georgia only to tear his other ACL in the offseason. In 2019, averaged 5.2 yards per carry on 78 carries behind D’Andre Swift. Downhill power was on display during his sophomore campaign when he rushed for 779 yards and 11 TDs for the Bulldogs. Produced another 11 scores and career-best 856 rushing yards for the national champs in 2020.

Strengths

• Chiseled, muscular frame capable of generating a ton of power and moving piles. Lowers pad level and can absorb, as well as deliver punishing hits.

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College Production

Pickens burst onto the scene as a freshman with 727 yards and eight touchdowns, earning him SEC All-Freshman Team honors. Unfortunately, due to circumstances we didn’t get to see his full development and don’t have a large sample size for the remainder of his career. This is due to a Covid shortened season in 2020 and a Spring ACL tear in 2021. However, when he played in 2020 he was excellent. In just eight games he caught 36 passes for 513 yards and a team-high eight TDs. Last year due to that ACL injury he only appeared in four games catching five passes for 107 yards. A lot of what we expect from Pickens on the next level is based on skillset and projections more so than production.

Strengths

• Ideal height and frame for the next level. 
• Full route tree. 
• Very strong hands. 
• Physical and will win most battles for 50/50 balls. 
• Excellent in and out of breaks. 
• Consistent TD threat. 
• Shows good…

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