(1) There's no way to know if it's quality information, and (2) it took him 25 seconds to prompt ChatGPT and then copy and paste thatThe guy literally took the time to provide quality information, and you’re crying because it was AI?How about just not read it if you don’t like it? Going out of your way to complain instead of appreciating the information is just ridiculous and ungrateful.
Thank you for taking the time to do this.
Good ****tYes. I pulled the 2025 production and recruiting/background information for the Stanford players on the injury report in your screenshot.
The biggest Stanford losses
The 2025 Stanford roster/statistical data confirms that several of the players listed as out are young players or depth pieces rather than major contributors.
PlayerNico Brown, WR
Questionable
71 rec, 1,085 yards, 11 TD at Yale in 2025. 7 games over 100 yards. First-Team FCS All-American.
Niki Prongos, OL
Questionable
Started all 12 games at LT in 2025. Stanford’s best qualifying OL pass-blocking grade at 75.4 PFF.
Caden High, WR
Questionable
37 catches, 414 yards, 1 TD in 2025. Also 12 KR for 237 yards. Had 110-yard game vs. SJSU and 102 yards vs. UNC.
Ernest Cooper, OLB
Questionable
23 tackles, 5 TFL, 3 sacks in 2025. Six starts.
Dylan Stephenson, OLB
Out
Only 5 tackles in 2025, but was a former 4-star/top-100 recruit with 41 HS sacks.
Jay Green, S
Probable
38 tackles, 8 PBUs, 2.5 TFL, 2 fumble recoveries in 2025. Led Stanford in PBUs and played 631 defensive snaps.
if he couldn’t play
Breylan Thompson, CB
Out
Only 2 tackles for Stanford in 2025, but had 31 tackles, 8 PBUs and a sack at Yale in 2024.
Aaron Morris, CB
Out
6 tackles, 1 PBU in 4 games in 2025. Had 32 tackles/4 PBUs in 2024.
Jacobi Murray, DL
Out
5 tackles in 2025. Important more for depth/rotation.
Carter Shaw, WR
Out
Only 2 career catches for 45 yards at UCLA; primarily special teams.
London Bironas, K
Out
Only appeared in one game in 2025. Had been 7/11 FG and 38/41 touchbacks in HS in 2023.
Jason Hill Jr., CB
Out
Freshman. 15 HS interceptions in three varsity seasons.
Daylen Sharper, WR
Out
Freshman. 143 HS catches, 1,847 yards, 20 TD. Had 65-846-12 as a junior.
Zaiden McDonald, DB
Out
Freshman, no college production yet.
Reiman Zebert, TE
Out
Did not play in 2025. 6’6” TE, top-10 Nebraska recruit.
Gabe Kaminski, OLB
Doubtful
7 tackles in 4 games as a freshman, but was a four-star/top-55 national OLB recruit.
Simonie Pale, OLB
Questionable
Limited prior college production.
Niki Prongos, OL
Questionable
12 starts at LT, 75.4 PFF pass-blocking grade.
Nick Fattig, OL
Out
Senior/transfer depth on OL.
Nathan Mejia, OL
Out
Fifth-year, 6’3”, 315-lb OL.
Brendan Delaney, DL
Out
Junior DL, limited prior production.
Jack Duckworth, CB
Out
Freshman, no college production.
Chris Garland, CB
Probable
Played only 4 games in 2025, 4 tackles.
Javion Randall, CB
Probable
Did not play in 2025.
Jacob Butler, WR
Probable
Freshman, no college production.
The player I’d be watching most: Nico Brown
If Nico Brown is actually out, that’s the injury that jumps off the page.
He transferred from Yale after an absurd 2025 season:
71 receptions
1,085 yards
11 TDs
108.5 yards/game
7 games with 100+ yards
First-Team FCS All-American
He led Yale in all three major receiving categories and was an All-American.
That’s not just “a good receiver.” That’s a legitimate No. 1 WR caliber player stepping into Stanford’s offense.
The sneaky-big loss: Niki Prongos
This one is actually very important for Miami’s defensive line.
Prongos started every game at left tackle in 2025 and was Stanford’s highest-graded qualifying offensive lineman in pass blocking at 75.4, which ranked fourth among ACC starting left tackles.
If he’s out, Miami can potentially attack Stanford’s left side with pressure, particularly if the replacement isn’t nearly as experienced.
And Ernest Cooper matters
Cooper isn’t a superstar, but he’s a legitimate rotational edge player:
23 tackles
5 TFL
3 sacks
6 starts
His 5 TFL ranked fourth on Stanford and his 3 sacks tied for second among Cardinal defenders in 2025.
That matters against Miami because losing an experienced edge defender reduces Stanford’s ability to pressure the QB without blitzing.
My overall impact ranking
If I’m evaluating this specifically from a Miami vs. Stanford perspective, I’d rank the injury report:
1. Nico Brown —
Biggest skill-position loss by far.
2. Niki Prongos —
Potentially the most important matchup-related injury because he’s Stanford’s starting LT.
3. Caden High —
Very productive Stanford receiver and returner. 37-414-1 in 2025, with two 100-yard games.
4. Ernest Cooper —
Legitimate edge rotation loss.
5. Jay Green —
But your report says probable, so I would expect him to play. He was one of Stanford’s most important defenders in 2025, with 38 tackles and 8 PBUs.
Bottom line: If Brown + Prongos + High are all unavailable, that’s a meaningful Stanford personnel hit, particularly offensively. Brown is the one that I’d circle in red. Prongos being out could be almost as important for Miami because of the potential pass-rush matchup.
If you want, I can also take this one step further and break down exactly what these injuries mean for Miami’s matchup, including which Miami position groups benefit most and my updated Miami vs. Stanford prediction/spread impact.
Fact check it for us then, thank you lol
What’s your address I’m sending you a Christmas card.The guy literally took the time to provide quality information, and you’re crying because it was AI?
Thank you for taking the time to do this.
AI took this guy’s job for sure.
(1) If you’re that concerned about the quality, then spend the necessary time doing the research yourself instead of ripping the guy who actually made an attempt to provide information.
All good brother, just keep providing insights. Thanks for your contribution
Didnt know either, heck I didnt even know their dad played ball.. Just found out Barkate dad was punter for ucla also.. Pretty cool..
Just sayin'. Mensah is it.
What a genius. If op wasn’t sniffing paint as a baby he might seen the samething
