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And he started the rankings as a 0.974 composite on 247 last year, which would have been good enough for the second highest rated player in this class behind Chaney. He’s now 0.868. That’s a precipitous decline.

He's too small to play DT, and not athletic enough to play on the edge. Just look at his ratings drop on 247. He went from a high four-star to a low three-star throughout the course of his senior season because his measurables were overblown.

This has been known for awhile. His measurables are not what they're reported on the recruiting sites; Rivals has him at 6'4", 280, but he's barely 6'1. It's been known for awhile that he wouldn't be a part of this class. Miami has told him to look elsewhere.