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It’s game-by-game in chronological order for 15 minutes. People are getting fooled because he didn’t make a five-minute HL with his best runs (like the 90-yarder against Northwestern) right up front.

I get why people would make parallels to Cook/Yearby, but to me this is a different situation. For whatever it’s worth, I was leading the Cook >>> Yearby bandwagon since they were sophomores. Here are Yearby and Parrish’s junior numbers for reference. Remember, Yearby had the best OL in the...

Dalvin. Very similar games. Cook was better but Knighton appears to be smarter.

Knighton is strong, his size is fine for his type of game. He reminds me a lot of Cook. Complete stud. My point is that Parrish is also a stud, not just a solid player.

His long speed isn't questionable, though. His 100M PR is right there with the top Dade backs of this era and his film shows multiple, long TD runs against elite teams. You list him at 5'10, 173, but he actually measured 5'10, 180 last year. For comparison, Knighton was 5'9, 173 at the same...

I'm not big on him, personally. No production, nothing really stands out physically. Parrish is 10X the player, IMO.

What differences do you see between him and Smith? Look at Smith's NFL Scouting Report and tell me if it sounds familiar: Positives: Good initial quickness to and through the hole. ... Flashes the explosiveness to attack the line of scrimmage, but his main asset is his vision and ability to...

Parrish is an RB, Holmes is an offensive weapon. Holmes has elite speed (10.60) so he has the clear advantage there. I would give Parrish a sizable edge in footwork and vision. Both are easy takes.

100M times mean a ton. They are the best measure of long speed. Cook is an anomaly. Remember, he also tested as one of the worst athletes at the Combine. Don't know why.

It's not campaigning. I've been lucky enough to watch him play. I suspect those calling him a Plan B haven't. There is a reason his offer list is exploding. As for his speed, here is how his 100M compares to other Dade backs at the same age: Henry Parrish- 11.09 Dalvin Cook- 11.18 Don Chaney-...

Kevin Smith. Both guys are from the same area, have the same wiry WR-type frame, both have outstanding feet and both are incredibly productive. Smith made his name with 2,567 yards his final season at UCF. Likewise, Parrish has made his own hype with his production: 23 carries, 214 yards...