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Stay ahead of the game with Football Scout 365's comprehensive 2025 NFL Draft analysis, rankings, player evaluations, and insights into top prospects and potential steals. Take advantage of valuable information that could give you the edge in the draft. 2025 NFL DRAFT ANALYSIS TreVeyon Henderson Rookie Evaluation: How His Traits Are Translating to the NFL Brandon Lundberg Nov 20, 2025 Why Shedeur Sanders’ Draft Slide Matches His Scouting Grade and Preseason Performance Brandon Lundberg Aug 25, 2025 2025 NFL Draft Rookie QB Debut: Shedeur Sanders, Jaxson Dart Impress in Preseason Week 1 Brandon Lundberg Aug 12, 2025 Luther Burden Dynasty Rookie Profile – Fantasy Football 2025 Brandon Lundberg Aug 4, 2025 Matthew Golden Dynasty Rookie Profile – Fantasy Football 2025 Brandon Lundberg Aug 4, 2025 Emeka Egbuka Dynasty Rookie Profile – Fantasy Football 2025 Brandon Lundberg Aug 4, 2025 RJ Harvey Dynasty Rookie Profile – Fantasy Football 2025 Brandon Lundberg May 14, 2025 Tyler Warren Dynasty Rookie Profile – Fantasy Football 2025 Brandon Lundberg May 12, 2025 Colston Loveland Dynasty Rookie Profile – Fantasy Football 2025 Brandon Lundberg May 9, 2025 Jaxson Dart Dynasty Rookie Profile – Fantasy Football 2025 Brandon Lundberg May 9, 2025 1 2 3 4 5

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Comprehensive NFL Draft Team Needs Analysis — evaluate every NFL team’s roster needs, draft capital, and top prospect fits. NFL DRAFT TEAM NEEDS Every NFL team enters the draft with unique roster priorities and varying levels of draft capital. The Football Scout 365 NFL Draft Team Needs Tracker breaks down each franchise’s biggest offseason objectives—analyzing positional needs, projected top prospects, and total draft capital based on the Harvard Sports Analysis Collective’s value chart. Explore all 32 team pages to see how your team stacks up, which positions could be addressed early, and which players fit best by scheme and system.

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College football team and player analysis, tools, and more. CFB ANALYSIS Peter Woods NFL Draft Scouting Report Brandon Lundberg Dec 16, 2025 2026 NFL Draft Big Board Rankings: Updated Top 50 and Position Rankings Brandon Lundberg Oct 31, 2025 2026 NFL Mock Draft: Fernando Mendoza, Ty Simpson, and Dante Moore Lead Promising QB Class Brandon Lundberg Oct 28, 2025 2026 NFL Draft QB Rankings: Who Is the QB1? Brandon Lundberg Oct 10, 2025 2026 NFL Mock Draft 2.0: Fernando Mendoza to the Saints, Garrett Nussmeier to the Jets, Plus Landing Spots for Rueben Bain Jr. & Caleb Downs Brandon Lundberg Oct 1, 2025 Scouting Notebook: Week 5 NFL Draft Players on the Rise, Dante Moore Shines vs. Penn State, Jeremiyah Love Reasserts RB1 Status Brandon Lundberg Sep 29, 2025 2026 NFL Draft Scouting Notebook: Week 4 Standouts – Justice Haynes, Fernando Mendoza, and Dante Moore are Rising Fast Brandon Lundberg Sep 22, 2025 2026 NFL Draft Scouting Notebook: Week 3 QB and WR Stock Movement and One to Watch, Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele Brandon Lundberg Sep 15, 2025 2026 NFL Draft College Football Team of the Week: Week 2 Standouts Brandon Lundberg Sep 8, 2025 Week 2 College Football Scouting Notebook: John Mateer Emerges, Aidan Chiles Shines, and Dante Moore Dominates Brandon Lundberg Sep 8, 2025 1 2 3 4 5

The Football Scout 365 NFL Draft Big Board elevates player rankings with an innovative approach. We offer individual film-based player grades, tailored assessments of scheme fit, comprehensive player comparisons, and more to provide you with a thorough understanding of each prospect's potential. Top of Page NFL DRAFT BIG BOARD YEAR OFF/DEF POS 2026 1 S Caleb Downs Ohio State PROFILE 2 LB Arvell Reese Ohio State PROFILE 3 ED Rueben Bain Miami PROFILE 4 RB Jeremiyah Love Notre Dame PROFILE 5 WR Jordyn Tyson Arizona State PROFILE 6 ED Keldric Faulk Auburn PROFILE 7 WR Carnell Tate Ohio State PROFILE 8 CB Jermod McCoy Tennessee PROFILE 9 OT Spencer Fano Utah PROFILE 10 QB Fernando Mendoza Indiana PROFILE 11 OT Francis Mauigoa Miami PROFILE 12 WR Makai Lemon USC PROFILE 13 IDL Peter Woods Clemson PROFILE 14 OT Kadyn Proctor Alabama PROFILE 15 ED David Bailey Texas Tech PROFILE 16 CB Mansoor Delane LSU PROFILE 17 QB Ty Simpson Alabama PROFILE 18 CB Avieon Terrell Clemson PROFILE 19 QB Dante Moore Oregon PROFILE 20 TE Kenyon Sadiq Oregon PROFILE 21 WR Denzel Boston Washington PROFILE 22 CB Colton Hood Tennessee PROFILE 23 WR Chris Bell Louisville PROFILE 24 ED Cashius Howell Texas A&M PROFILE 25 OT Caleb Lomu Utah PROFILE First Prev Page 1 Next Last

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2023 NFL Draft: Scouting The Top Wide Receiver Prospects The 2023 wide receiver draft class might not provide the same appeal as recent years, but there is some legit talent and upside. With that said, the class has some top-tier instant impact players at the top, starting with TCU WR Quentin Johnston and USC WR Jordan Addison. Ohio State's Jaxon Smith Njigba was a hot name at the end of the 2021 season following one of the most outstanding single-game WR performances vs. Utah in the Rose Bowl. Njigba would miss the 2022 season with a hamstring injury that occurred in the season opener vs. Notre Dame. Njigba is widely considered in the same stratosphere as Addison and Johnston at the top. He has instant impact player upside. Once you get beyond Njigba, there is still some solid projection-based potential starting with Boston College WR Zay Flowers and Tennessee WR Jalin Hyatt. Both have late first-round projections and can increase their stock during the NFL Combine. Click here to check out the full 2023 NFL Draft Big Board rankings. We have added many new features to our NFL Draft big board, including full player analysis, player comparisons, scheme fit, and player strengths and weaknesses. Early To mid 1st Round Draft Grades 1. TCU WR Quentin Johnston: At 6-4 212lbs, Johnston is a unique prospect compared to the other top WR's we have evaluated. Johnston is a lengthy player who has natural outside X WR ability. Johnston combines his length with speed and quick twitch ability that he uses to stack defenders over the top for explosive gains. After the catch, he is freakishly elusive for a player of his size. He can take a play to the house from anywhere on the field. 2. USC WR Jordan Addison: Jordan Addison is a 6-0 175lb elite separator who can vary his route speed, lulling a DB to sleep before exploding into the top of his route. He possesses elite agility putting defenders on skates in space with bad angles after the catch. Addison is an elite-level hands catcher; he snags the ball out of the air and handles the fastball on short and intermediate throws with ease, which goes hand in hand with his ability to track the football on deep routes. Addison will likely be limited to the slot at the NFL level due to his lean frame and short stature. He has the three-level route running ability to be an elite-level go-to WR at the next level. Mid TO Late 1st Round Grades 3. Ohio State WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba: Njigba is not the flashiest receiver; he is a good route runner with excellent hands. He is also fearless and willing to pick up the tough yards over the middle—Smith-Njigba projects as a slot receiver at the next level. At 6-0, 198 lbs, he is a gritty player who can make defenders miss in space like a running back after the catch. He can stop on a dime and displays good lateral movement and loose hips. He attacks the catch point and can muscle the ball away from defenders in traffic. 4. Boston College WR Zay Flowers: Flowers is a versatile player with experience playing inside (slot), outside (X), or off the ball at the Z. At 5-10 175lbs, he projects as a slot at the next level. On tape, Flowers wins his battles with an elite ability to change direction. He is dangerous in space, where he forces defenders into bad angles. He can stop on a dime and get from 0 to 60 in a hurry leaving defenders grasping for air or stuck in quicksand trying to reel him in (Ankles beware). Flowers has quick feet and a quick release off the line. His route running ability is high level, and when you add in his elite agility, he has no issue getting separation. He can sell his routes at a high level, using his entire body to sell the defender one way before snapping his route in the other direction. His size will be a factor at the next level. 5. Tennessee WR Jalin Hyatt: Jalin Hyatt is a 6-0 185lb field-stretching WR that NFL teams will look at as a guy who can make an immediate impact. His ability to get on top of defenders by deploying elite acceleration stands out when evaluating Hyatt. Hyatt is a solid route runner who does a great job locating the openings in a defense. He has good hands and displayed an elite ability to track the football. Hyatt is a dynamic player after the catch. Hyatt runs 88% of his routes from the slot at Tennessee, so his versatility could be limited. Early 2nd Round Draft Grades 6. North Carolina WR Josh Downs: Josh Downs is a 5-10 171lb explosive athlete who can easily accelerate in and out of his breaks. He is elite at gaining separation due to his suddenness and body control. On film, Downs shows an elite ability to change direction and stop on a dime before throttling into high gear at the drop of a hat. Downs is excellent after the catch, where he essentially becomes a running back in space, making defenders miss. At the catch point, he is not as physical as you would like him to be, but he is competitive. He plays with excellent spatial awareness and is excellent at locating the open areas of the defense. He could be an elite three-level receiver in the NFL. 7. Penn State WR Parker Washington: At 5-10 212lbs, Parker Washington provides elite versatility. He projects as a slot receiver at the next level, and if paired with a creative offensive mind, he will be fun to watch on jet sweeps and out of the backfield. His after-the-catch ability is where Washington will make his money in the league. Getting the ball to him in space where he can make defenders miss in one-on-one situations is why you draft a player like Washington. To become an elite WR1 in the NFL, he will need to continue diversifying his route running. Mid To Late 2nd, Early 3rd Round Draft Grades 8. Southern Methodist WR Rashee Rice: At 6-2 203lbs, Rashee Rice is an explosive three-level threat at WR. Rice is one of the better high-upside route runners in the 2023 NFL Draft. He has the speed to get on top of defenders and the suddenness to stop and go quickly to gain separation. He is elite at the catch point, using his strong, dense frame to box out defenders and make difficult catches. Rice has a great football IQ. He understands how not to tip his hand, waiting until the last second to time his jump in tight coverage before snagging the football from the sky. Rice displays excellent deep ball tracking ability. He is great at getting off the line of scrimmage vs. press man using his quick feet and strong hands to gain immediate separation at the front end of his route. Rice is excellent after the catch and uses his suddenness and stop-and-go ability to force missed tackles. He can break tackles and turn short gains into home runs. 9. Wake Forest WR A.T. Perry: The NFL needs bigger-bodied X receivers. A.T. Perry is that dude. At 6-5 212lbs, Perry provides an elite catch radius and the ability to box out defenders with good body control to win one-on-one. He will often change speeds mid-route by lurching a defender before throttling down to gain a step on a defender. He provides a solid route tree excelling on in-breaking routes and the deep post. On tape, he shows his explosiveness stacking defenders, so the ability to consistently gain separation is there. After the catch, he has the athleticism to be a problem. His long arms allow him to keep a cushion after the catch using a stiff arm. He has had some issues with concentration drops and needs to work on his overall play strength. 10: Tennessee WR Cedric Tillman: Cedric Tillman is a 6-3 215lb big-bodied WR that can box out defenders. He does a great job of combining his strength, speed, and ball-tracking ability to win routes. Tillman is a hands catcher who uses his length to outstretch defenders in tight spaces making difficult catches. He is a solid route runner who will need to continue diversifying his route tree at the NFL level. After the catch, he is a strong, agile runner in space. Improving Hand usage and footwork to get off of jams at the line of scrimmage will be critical.

Five NFL WR's To Watch Out For In 2020 As we begin to project the outcome of the 2020 NFL season, we will start taking a closer look at individual players. Our first 2020 preseason player analysis begins by examining five NFL WR's to watch out for in 2020. We chose these five players based on several variables from QB play, to individual potential based on previous hype, and coaching changes that could help elevate their game to the next level. Pittsburgh WR Diontae Johnson Johnson has been the topic of conversation among fantasy football heads on Twitter in recent days and for a good reason. Johnson has the type of explosive playmaking ability that will allow Steeler fans to move on from AB fully. In 2019, Johnson averaged 8.01 yds per touch (combined rush att and pass targets). He scored two receiving TD's over 40+ yds. Johnson recorded 608 receiving yards on 86 targets (7.91 Yds Per Target, 66th among WR's with 50+ targets). His numbers do not jump off of the page, but his 2019 film proved that he has the ability to be a top WR in the NFL. Johnson played with two different backup QB's in 2019 and will now have the chance to play with Big Ben in 2020. Our early projections have Johnson accumulating 700 receiving yards in 2020 with 5 TD's, but that's a major undersell on his potential. He could quickly produce a 1000 yd receiving season with Big Ben at QB. Baltimore Ravens WR Miles Boykin Boykin didn't really flash his playmaking ability in 2019. But early on in the Ravens 2019 training camp, reports were coming out that Boykin's teammates were comparing him to Michael Thomas. In 2020, there are still high expectations for the young WR in Baltimore, and there are analysts and scouts who believe he will take the next step towards becoming a starting NFL WR. In 2019, Boykin was targeted 22 times, recording 198 receiving yds (9.0 yds per target average). He did record 3 TD catches with one of those TD's going for 40+ yards. Boykin did rank 3rd in ADOT (average depth of Target) at 17.75 yds per among WR's with at least 20 targets or more. Boykin is a physical WR at 6-4 220lbs. He has 33 1/2 arm length, which is longer than that of Michael Thomas (32 1/8). Where Boykin stands out the most is that he runs a 4.42 forty. He has the physical attributes to go along with exceptional speed. If he can become a starter in Baltimore in year two, he will benefit from Lamar Jackson's playmaking ability. Boykin is an outstanding blocker in the run game, and that earned him snaps and opportunities as a rookie. We fully expect Boykin to take the next step and become a fulltime starter in 2020. Kansas City Chiefs WR Demarcus Robinson The Chiefs have a lot of weapons at their disposal, and Demarcus Robinson is a player to be on the lookout for in 2020. The Chiefs resigned Robinson to a one year deal in what feels like a make or break year for the 25-year-old former Florida Gator. In 2019, Robinson recorded 53 Targets for 449 yards and 4 TD's. He averaged 8.47 Yds per Target (42nd among WR's with 50+ Targets). He did rank higher in the yards per reception category (30th) with 14.03 yds per catch just behind fellow teammate Tyreek Hill (14.83). Robinson ranked 67th in Target's success rate (60.38) among WR's with at least 50 targets. Again, Robinson's numbers are not popping off the screen, but the word in 2019 straight from the horse's mouth (andy Reid) was that Robinson and Mahomes have chemistry and work together a lot off of the field in the offseason to improve their games. With Mecole Hardman poised to be the number two, it would not be a surprise if Robinson were to take that next step and absorb the number two role. It appears that the Chiefs are giving him one more shot to prove himself. Carolina Panther ATH Curtis Samuel I listed Samuel as an athlete because he is a "special athlete." While at Ohio State, Samuel had been utilized in a myriad of ways. He played Outside WR, the slot, or the H position at Ohio State. He would line up in the backfield at times and take carries at RB. Samuel is intriguing to me because of the Joe Brady Factor. Joe Brady is the new Offensive Coordinator under first-year NFL Head Coach Matt Rhule in Carolina. While at LSU, Brady coordinated the passing game for the Tigers and improved their offense from average to the Best in college football in just a few short months. Brady has some nice toys to work with at Carolina, and among them is Samuel, who has been somewhat pedestrian when compared to expectations. It will undoubtedly help Samuel if they can keep Teddy Bridgewater upright. In 2019, Samuel recorded 103 targets for 627 yards and 6 TD's. Samuel recorded an additional 130 yards rushing and a 1 TD. Samuel averaged 6.09 yards per target (74th among WR's with 50+ targets). Samuel did rank 12th in ADOT (14.78). His most significant opportunity in 2020 will be limiting drops (7 in 2019), and improving his target success rate of 52.43% (74th among WR's with 50+ targets). Samuel is a burner who recorded a 4.31 40 yard dash at the 2017 NFL Combine. With his combination of elite speed and open-field playmaking ability, it is exciting to think about the different ways Joe Brady will try to get him the football in space. Buffalo Bills WR John Brown Okay, John Brown is not under the radar, and he has had recent success. But with the addition of Stefon Diggs in Buffalo, Brown will be receiving less attention and therefore can expect to get a few more one on one opportunities. In 2019, Brown recorded 1014 yards on 114 targets and 6 TD's. Brown ranked 25th in yards per target (9.30) with an ADOT of 14.64 which ranked 16th among all WR's with 50+ targets. Where he could benefit the most is if Josh Allen improves his deep ball accuracy. Allen ranked at the bottom of the NFL, completing just 25% of throws beyond 20 yards. To make matters worse, Allen completed only 51% of all of his throws in 2019. Brown still has the speed to get behind coverage and will get plenty of opportunities to do so in Buffalo with the addition of Stefon Diggs. If Josh Allen can improve his deep ball accuracy (and that's a big if), you could see another 1000 yard season from John Brown and an additional 1000+ yards from Stefon Diggs. For daily analysis, please follow us on Instagram. We are also on Twitter, Linkedin, and YouTube. Football Scout 365 on Instagram Football Scout 365 on Twitter Football Scout 365 on LinkedIn Football Scout 365 on YouTube

2024 NFL Draft: Best Prospects Still Available Ahead Of Day Three, Troy Franklin, Spencer Rattler, Jaylen Wright and More Entering Day 3 of the 2024 NFL Draft, here are the best available players, according to our NFL Draft Big Board player rankings. A lot of talent is still available ahead of day three of the 2024 NFL Draft. In fact, several names still available possess day-one and day-two talent. That is how deep this draft class is. 29). Troy Franklin, WR, Oregon Troy Franklin is a highly effective player who can excel in a West Coast offense, utilizing his speed and route-running in a timing and precision-based offense. 55). Christian Mahogany, IOL, Boston College Christian Mahogany is a versatile lineman, effective in both run and pass blocking. 57). Tez Walker, WR, North Carolina Tez Walker dominates as a vertical threat due to his speed and size, making him ideal for offenses that prioritize deep passing. He needs to develop his route running and blocking. 58). Khyree Jackson, CB, Oregon Khyree Jackson excels in press coverage, using his length to disrupt receivers effectively. He's best suited for man-to-man defense but needs to improve his agility to handle quicker receivers. 64). Jaden Hicks, S, Washington State Jaden Hicks is well-suited for a Zone Box/Strong Safety role. 68). Spencer Rattler, QB, South Carolina Spencer Rattler, known for his arm strength and mobility, fits best in offensive schemes that leverage his ability to make off-platform throws and extend plays. 72). Cam Hart, CB, Notre Dame Cam Hart is versatile, excelling in both zone and press coverage, making him well-suited for complex defensive schemes that utilize varied coverage strategies. 74). Leonard Taylor III, IDL, Miami Leonard Taylor III is effective as a 3-technique in even fronts, bringing strong pass-rushing capabilities but needing to improve his consistency against double teams. 75). Johnny Wilson, WR, Florida State Johnny Wilson uses his size and athleticism to excel at contested catches. He's effective in stretching the defense vertically and using his body to box out. 76). Ja'Tavion Sanders, TE, Texas Ja'Tavion Sanders excels as a modern receiving tight end, capable of significant contributions in the passing game, particularly in schemes that utilize his after-catch abilities in space. 79). T.J. Tampa, CB, Iowa State T.J. Tampa is effective as an Outside Zone CB, using his length and agility to disrupt passing lanes. His style fits well with zone-heavy defensive schemes. 80). Brandon Dorlus, IDL, Oregon Brandon Dorlus displays versatility on the defensive line, effective both on the edge and inside, with strong technique against the run. 83). Javon Baker, WR, UCF Javon Baker is a precise route runner with strong hands, effective at the catch point and suitable for schemes that value precise route running and contested catch ability. 84). Jeremiah Trotter Jr., LB, Clemson Jeremiah Trotter Jr. is dynamic in run defense and can contribute in pass rush scenarios, fitting well in both 4-3 and 3-4 defensive schemes as a versatile linebacker. 86). Jacob Cowing, WR, Arizona Jacob Cowing is a potent vertical threat, utilizing his speed and route-running to stretch defenses, making him a significant threat on deep routes. 88). Brenden Rice, WR, USC Brenden Rice is effective in deep-route scenarios, using his speed and physicality to make plays downfield and in the red zone, suited for vertical and West Coast offenses. 89). Austin Booker, ED, Kansas Austin Booker is a dynamic edge rusher with a strong first step and variety of moves, best in schemes that utilize his pass-rushing abilities on the edge. 91). Kris Abrams-Draine, CB, Missouri Kris Abrams-Draine is adaptable to various defensive schemes, with strong coverage skills both in the slot and on the boundary. 92). Jamari Thrash, WR, Louisville Jamari Thrash fits well in a versatile receiving role, utilizing his skills to gain yards after the catch, suitable for slot roles or secondary outside options in spread offenses. 95). Kalen King, CB, Penn State Kalen King excels as an Outside Man/Press Cornerback, using his quickness and coverage skills to effectively challenge receivers, fitting aggressive defensive schemes. 99). Josh Newton, CB, TCU Josh Newton's skill set makes him ideal for zone defenses, leveraging his recognition skills and physicality to excel in press coverage. 100). Jaylen Wright, RB, Tennessee Jaylen Wright is notable for his speed and playmaking ability, best utilized in schemes that allow him to use his receiving skills and operate in space. 103). Malik Washington, WR, Virginia Malik Washington is an explosive slot receiver, utilizing his agility and route-running to create separation and make plays after the catch. 104). Bucky Irving, RB, Oregon Bucky Irving is versatile and dynamic, excelling in outside zone and gap schemes due to his speed and agility, also contributing in the passing game. 105). Audric Estime, RB, Notre Dame Audric Estime is a powerful back, ideal for ground-and-pound offenses and effective in zone-blocking schemes due to his ability to identify and exploit lanes. 106). Ray Davis, RB, Kentucky Ray Davis is a power back, ideal for short-yardage situations and zone-blocking schemes, demonstrating good hands and versatility in the passing game. 107). Will Shipley, RB, Clemson Will Shipley is dynamic and versatile, effective in both zone and power-run schemes due to his vision, agility, and tackle-breaking ability. 108). Sedrick Van Pran, IOL, Georgia Sedrick Van Pran is highly athletic and intelligent, effective in both power and zone blocking schemes, valued for his mobility and versatility on the line. 109). Isaac Guerendo, RB, Louisville Isaac Guerendo shows excellent patience and vision, fitting well in zone and gap running schemes due to his speed and power blend. 110). Cedric Gray, LB, North Carolina Cedric Gray is explosive and versatile, capable of impacting both the run and pass game, fitting well in zone-heavy systems as an inside linebacker. 112). Mason McCormick, IOL, South Dakota State Mason McCormick is a strong run blocker, best suited for power run strategies, though he needs to improve pass protection and mobility to enhance his versatility. 114). Michael Barrett, LB, Michigan Michael Barrett is versatile, effective as a hybrid linebacker in both the box and coverage, fitting well in 4-3 or 4-2-5 defensive schemes due to his coverage skills and edge impact.

Overall, McKinstry shows the potential to be a high-end starter in the NFL, with room for further growth and refinement of his skills. His performances at Alabama, especially his significant improvement from his freshman to sophomore years, indicate a strong foundation and a high ceiling for his future in professional football. < Back Kool-Aid McKinstry Alabama HT: 6010 WT: 195 YR: JR POS: CB OVR RK 19 POS RK CEILING POTENTIAL 4 Near Elite OVR RK PLAYSTYLE & SCHEME FIT McKinstry is known for his excellent zone coverage awareness, utilizing his length effectively to disrupt passes. He's skilled in bump and run, mirroring receivers with quick footwork and fluid hips. His ball skills are particularly notable when facing the quarterback, and he's physical at the top of routes. McKinstry's lack of panic when out of position and his solid tackling ability in the open field make him a reliable defensive back. Additionally, his communication skills within Saban’s defense are a significant asset, and he brings added value as a punt returner. His versatility allows him to fit well in various NFL schemes, particularly those that utilize complex zone coverage systems. CEILING GRADE ANALYSIS Near Elite (70-74) A high-caliber prospect who is expected to become a significant contributor by Year 2. These players have outstanding physical tools and strong football IQ, with only minor flaws in their game. They demonstrate consistency at a high level and project as future Pro Bowl-caliber players if properly developed. Primary scout: Brandon Lundberg KEY STRENGTHS Fluid Hips Attacks Catch Point Physical KEY WEAKNESSES Trail Technique Reactiveness Technique PLAYER COMPARISONS Sauce Gardner Trevon Diggs J.C. Jackson Rueben Bain Wrecked Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl 😤 #shorts #foryou Play Video Ohio State LB Sonny Styles Is a Future NFL Star 😤#foryou #shorts Play Video Why Fernando Mendoza Is the QB1 in the 2026 NFL Draft Play Video Fernando Mendoza’s Anticipation Is NFL-Level #shorts #foryou Play Video Play Video Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Close

Hendon Hooker transferred to Tennessee from Virginia Tech in 2021. He would not enter the 2021 season as the starter, but he would eventually take over without turning back, posting 2900 yards, 31 TD's, and only 3 INT's. In 2022, Hooker is already off to a similar start. Hooker has proven to be an efficient player in an offense that doesn't ask him to do much as a passer beyond his predetermined read. Hooker's development will depend on where he lands in the NFL. If forced to start as a rookie, he will have a lot of ups and downs, so it is advisable that whoever drafts him build the offense around his strengths early. < Back Hendon Hooker Tennessee HT: 6031 WT: 217 YR: RSR POS: QB OVR RK 26 POS RK CEILING POTENTIAL 5 Mid-Level Starter Potential OVR RK PLAYSTYLE & SCHEME FIT Hendon Hooker is a dual-threat quarterback with a strong arm and the ability to make plays out of the structure of the offense. He is accurate in the pocket and on the move. An offense that incorporates zone read and RPO concepts combined with play-action passes and rollouts can allow him to test defenses vertically. CEILING GRADE ANALYSIS Mid-Level Starter Potential (60-64) A solid, dependable starter with the potential to exceed expectations. They have good athleticism and tools but may lack elite traits. While they show flashes of high-level play, they also have some notable weaknesses that must be developed. These players often need 2-3 years to establish themselves. Primary scout: Brandon Lundberg KEY STRENGTHS Arm Strength Mobility Accuracy KEY WEAKNESSES Progressions Agility Upright Runner PLAYER COMPARISONS Geno Smith Marcus Mariota Brett Hundley Rueben Bain Wrecked Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl 😤 #shorts #foryou Play Video Ohio State LB Sonny Styles Is a Future NFL Star 😤#foryou #shorts Play Video Why Fernando Mendoza Is the QB1 in the 2026 NFL Draft Play Video Fernando Mendoza’s Anticipation Is NFL-Level #shorts #foryou Play Video Play Video Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Close