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- Nyck Harbor (South Carolina)
- Jaeden Roberts (Alabama)
- Nick Emmanwori (South Carolina)
- Kendrick Law (Alabama)
- James Pearce Jr. (Tennessee)
- Landon Jackson (Arkansas)
- Will Campbell (LSU)
- Chris Hilton (LSU)
- Kolbey Taylor (Vanderbilt)
- Eli Stowers (Vanderbilt)
- Jarquez Hunter (Auburn)
- Eugene Asante (Auburn)
- Squirrel White (Tennessee)
- Dylan Fairchild (Georgia)
- Barryn Sorrell (Texas)
- Deion Burks (Oklahoma)
- Darrell Jackson (Florida State)
- Davin Vann (NC State)
- Thor Griffith (Louisville)
- Francis Mauigoa (Miami)
- Rylie Mills (Notre Dame)
- Joshua Farmer (Florida State)
- Beaux Collins (Notre Dame)
- Da'Quan Felton (Virginia Tech)
- Bhayshul Tuten (Virginia Tech)
- Brian Stevens (Virginia)
- Justin Scott (Miami)
- Francis Brewu (Pittsburgh)
- Kevin Pointer (Wake Forest)
- Jordan van den Berg (Georgia Tech)
- Kemari Copeland (Virginia Tech)
- Kenneth Grant (Michigan)
- JJ (Jeremiah) Smith (Ohio State)
- Logan Jones (Iowa)
- Abdul Carter (Penn State)
- Alex Orji (Michigan)
- Zane Durant (Penn State)
- Sonny Styles (Ohio State)
- Donovan Jackson (Ohio State)
- Will Johnson (Michigan)
- Nick Singleton (Penn State)
- Kaden Feagin (Illinois)
- Aireontae Ersery (Minnesota)
- Jordan Phillips (Maryland)
- Cody Lindenberg (Minnesota)
- Gabriel Nwosu (Penn State)
- Dillon Thieneman (Purdue)
- Marlin Klein (Michigan)
- Will Pauling (Wisconsin)
- Jordan Burch (Oregon)
- Zachariah Branch (USC)
- Emmanuel Pregnon (USC)
- Travis Hunter (Colorado)
- Domonique Orange (Iowa State)
- Dontay Corleone (Cincinnati)
- Monaray Baldwin (Baylor)
- Savion Williams (TCU)
- Jack Dingle (Cincinnati)
- Garrett Greene (West Virginia)
- Caleb Rogers (Texas Tech)
- Ty French (West Virginia)
- Tetairoa McMillan (Arizona)
- Jonah Savaiinaea (Arizona)
- Jacquez Stuart (Toledo)
- Adin Huntington (Tulane)
- Shavon Revel Jr. (East Carolina)
- Landon Robinson (Navy)
- Daedae Hill (FAU)
- Donyai Taylor (UTSA)
- Santana Hopper (Appalachian State)
- Kristian Varner (Georgia Southern)
- Nash Jones (Texas State)
- Steven Parker (Texas State)
- Jacob Dobbs (James Madison)
- Mike Green (Marshall)
- Alex Brown (Wyoming)
- Wyett Ekeler (Wyoming)
- Ashton Jeanty (Boise State)
- Darius Alexander (Toledo)
- Malin White (Buffalo)
- Charles Grant (William & Mary)
- David Walker (Central Arkansas)
- Marcus Wehr (Montana State)
- Major Williams (Carson-Newman)
- Kendall Bohler (Florida A&M)
- Chandler Brayboy (Elon)
- Jackson Slater (Sacramento State)
- Marcus Yarns (Delaware)
- Dante Chachere (Portland State)
- Cole Payton (North Dakota State)
- Reuben Lowery III (Chattanooga)
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1. Nyck Harbor, South Carolina, WR: Incredibly fast for his size (6-5, 242 lbs), running a 10.1 100m. Earned second-team All-America honors in track.
2. Travis Hunter, Colorado, WR/CB: Exceptional two-way player with elite stamina, playing over 1,100 snaps in 2023. Won the Paul Hornung Award as the nation's most versatile player.
3. Kenneth Grant, Michigan, DT: Massive (6-3, 350 lbs) and athletic, anchoring the national champion's defense. Set Michigan records in various strength and agility tests.
4. Jaeden Roberts, Alabama, OL: Incredibly strong offensive lineman (6-5, 322 lbs) with impressive lifting numbers. Squatted 825 pounds and benched 525.
5. Darrell Jackson, Florida State, DT: Huge (6-5, 328 lbs) and athletic defensive tackle with impressive speed for his size. Runs 20.6 MPH in pads.
6. Davin Vann, NC State, DE: Versatile athlete (6-2, 276 lbs) with a wrestling and track background. Improved his 40-yard dash to 4.69 seconds.
7. JJ (Jeremiah) Smith, Ohio State, WR: Highly touted freshman (6-3½, 218 lbs) with impressive strength and speed. Reached a max speed of 23.39 mph.
8. Kemari Copeland, Virginia Tech, DL: Incredibly strong defensive lineman (6-3, 282 lbs) who went viral for squatting 605 pounds for 10 reps. Squatted 785 pounds and benched 485.
9. Logan Jones, Iowa, C: Former defensive lineman turned center with impressive athleticism. Set Iowa records in squats and hang cleans for offensive linemen.
10. Jordan Burch, Oregon, DL: Versatile defensive lineman (6-5⅛, 295 lbs) with impressive strength and speed. Vertical jumped 35 inches and hit 20.75 MPH on GPS.
Certainly! Here's the summary for players 11-50:
11. Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina, DB: Impressive athlete (6-3, 227 lbs) with a 42-inch vertical and 11-4 broad jump. Runs close to 23 mph.
12. Abdul Carter, Penn State, DE: Versatile defender (6-3, 254 lbs) moving from linebacker to defensive end. Clocked a 4.48 40 and 22.4 mph max velocity.
13. Alex Orji, Michigan, QB: Powerful quarterback (6-3, 238 lbs) with elite balance and mobility. Vertical jumped 41 inches and broad jumped 10-7.
14. Kendrick Law, Alabama, WR: Pound-for-pound one of the strongest players in college football. Bench pressed 465 pounds at 5-11, 202 lbs.
15. Domonique Orange, Iowa State, DT: Massive defensive tackle (6-4, 325 lbs) with a 34-inch vertical jump. Benched 450 and squatted 650.
16. Thor Griffith, Louisville, DT: Former Ivy League standout (6-2, 320 lbs) with impressive strength and speed. Bench pressed 225 pounds 45 times and ran a 4.95 40.
17. James Pearce Jr., Tennessee, DE: SEC's top returning pass rusher with exceptional speed. Clocked 23 mph on a pick-six against Iowa.
18. Zane Durant, Penn State, DL: Versatile defensive lineman (6-0, 290 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Ran a 4.66 40 and squatted 660 pounds.
19. Sonny Styles, Ohio State, LB: Versatile defender (6-4½, 240 lbs) shifting from safety to linebacker. Broad jumped 10-11 and vertical jumped 39 inches.
20. Francis Mauigoa, Miami, OT: Freshman All-ACC right tackle (6-6, 335-340 lbs) with impressive power and speed. Clocked a 1.72-second 10-yard split.
21. Landon Jackson, Arkansas, DE: First-team All-SEC player (6-6, 281 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Topped out at 20.4 mph and broad jumped 10-2.
22. Da'Quan Felton, Virginia Tech, WR: Big-play threat (6-5, 221 lbs) with exceptional speed. Hit 22.40 mph and ran a 4.42 40.
23. Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona, WR: Exceptional ball skills with improving speed (21.8 mph). Known for his coordination and timing rather than vertical leap.
24. Kaden Feagin, Illinois, RB: Large running back (6-3, 253 lbs) compared to Derrick Henry. Vertical jumped 39 inches and ran 21 mph.
2. Travis Hunter, Colorado, WR/CB: Exceptional two-way player with elite stamina, playing over 1,100 snaps in 2023. Won the Paul Hornung Award as the nation's most versatile player.
3. Kenneth Grant, Michigan, DT: Massive (6-3, 350 lbs) and athletic, anchoring the national champion's defense. Set Michigan records in various strength and agility tests.
4. Jaeden Roberts, Alabama, OL: Incredibly strong offensive lineman (6-5, 322 lbs) with impressive lifting numbers. Squatted 825 pounds and benched 525.
5. Darrell Jackson, Florida State, DT: Huge (6-5, 328 lbs) and athletic defensive tackle with impressive speed for his size. Runs 20.6 MPH in pads.
6. Davin Vann, NC State, DE: Versatile athlete (6-2, 276 lbs) with a wrestling and track background. Improved his 40-yard dash to 4.69 seconds.
7. JJ (Jeremiah) Smith, Ohio State, WR: Highly touted freshman (6-3½, 218 lbs) with impressive strength and speed. Reached a max speed of 23.39 mph.
8. Kemari Copeland, Virginia Tech, DL: Incredibly strong defensive lineman (6-3, 282 lbs) who went viral for squatting 605 pounds for 10 reps. Squatted 785 pounds and benched 485.
9. Logan Jones, Iowa, C: Former defensive lineman turned center with impressive athleticism. Set Iowa records in squats and hang cleans for offensive linemen.
10. Jordan Burch, Oregon, DL: Versatile defensive lineman (6-5⅛, 295 lbs) with impressive strength and speed. Vertical jumped 35 inches and hit 20.75 MPH on GPS.
Certainly! Here's the summary for players 11-50:
11. Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina, DB: Impressive athlete (6-3, 227 lbs) with a 42-inch vertical and 11-4 broad jump. Runs close to 23 mph.
12. Abdul Carter, Penn State, DE: Versatile defender (6-3, 254 lbs) moving from linebacker to defensive end. Clocked a 4.48 40 and 22.4 mph max velocity.
13. Alex Orji, Michigan, QB: Powerful quarterback (6-3, 238 lbs) with elite balance and mobility. Vertical jumped 41 inches and broad jumped 10-7.
14. Kendrick Law, Alabama, WR: Pound-for-pound one of the strongest players in college football. Bench pressed 465 pounds at 5-11, 202 lbs.
15. Domonique Orange, Iowa State, DT: Massive defensive tackle (6-4, 325 lbs) with a 34-inch vertical jump. Benched 450 and squatted 650.
16. Thor Griffith, Louisville, DT: Former Ivy League standout (6-2, 320 lbs) with impressive strength and speed. Bench pressed 225 pounds 45 times and ran a 4.95 40.
17. James Pearce Jr., Tennessee, DE: SEC's top returning pass rusher with exceptional speed. Clocked 23 mph on a pick-six against Iowa.
18. Zane Durant, Penn State, DL: Versatile defensive lineman (6-0, 290 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Ran a 4.66 40 and squatted 660 pounds.
19. Sonny Styles, Ohio State, LB: Versatile defender (6-4½, 240 lbs) shifting from safety to linebacker. Broad jumped 10-11 and vertical jumped 39 inches.
20. Francis Mauigoa, Miami, OT: Freshman All-ACC right tackle (6-6, 335-340 lbs) with impressive power and speed. Clocked a 1.72-second 10-yard split.
21. Landon Jackson, Arkansas, DE: First-team All-SEC player (6-6, 281 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Topped out at 20.4 mph and broad jumped 10-2.
22. Da'Quan Felton, Virginia Tech, WR: Big-play threat (6-5, 221 lbs) with exceptional speed. Hit 22.40 mph and ran a 4.42 40.
23. Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona, WR: Exceptional ball skills with improving speed (21.8 mph). Known for his coordination and timing rather than vertical leap.
24. Kaden Feagin, Illinois, RB: Large running back (6-3, 253 lbs) compared to Derrick Henry. Vertical jumped 39 inches and ran 21 mph.
25. Aireontae Ersery, Minnesota, LT: Standout left tackle (6-6, 330 lbs) with impressive mobility. Clocked 18.34 mph on GPS and had a 1.52-second 10-yard split.
26. Donovan Jackson, Ohio State, OG: Two-time first-team All-Big Ten guard (6-4, 320 lbs) with exceptional strength and agility. Bench pressed 490 pounds and had a 1.59-second 10-yard split.
27. Rylie Mills, Notre Dame, DL: Versatile defensive lineman (6-5, 295 lbs) with impressive strength and explosiveness. Vertical jumped 32 inches and broad jumped 9-0.
28. Will Johnson, Michigan, CB: Defensive MVP of the 2023 national championship game with exceptional agility. Clocked a 6.57-second 3-cone drill.
29. Nick Singleton, Penn State, RB: Explosive running back (228 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Hit 23.6 mph on GPS and squatted 655 pounds.
30. Joshua Farmer, Florida State, DT: Disruptive defensive tackle (6-3, 316 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Clocked 19.6 MPH in pads and cleaned almost 400 pounds.
31. Dontay Corleone, Cincinnati, DT: Massive defensive tackle (6-1, 330 lbs) with surprising agility. Clocked a 1.71-second 10-yard split and topped out at 18.7 mph.
32. Will Campbell, LSU, LT: Anchor of LSU's offensive line (6-6, 323 lbs) with impressive speed for his size. Clocked 17.9 mph max velocity in a game.
33. Eugene Asante, Auburn, LB: Heat-seeking missile linebacker (6-1, 219 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Ran a 4.48 40 and squatted 635 pounds.
34. Jacob Dobbs, James Madison, LB: Productive linebacker (236 lbs) with impressive agility. Clocked a laser-timed 1.53 10-yard split.
35. Shavon Revel Jr., East Carolina, CB: Tall cornerback (6-3, 190 lbs) with ideal size and speed for the NFL. Can run a 4.4/4.3 40.
36. Beaux Collins, Notre Dame, WR: Transfer from Clemson (6-3, 208 lbs) with impressive jumping ability. Vertical jumped 41½ inches and broad jumped 10-11½.
37. Jonah Savaiinaea, Arizona, OT: Surprisingly lean offensive tackle (6-4, 334 lbs, 21% body fat) with good speed and strength. Ran faster than 19 mph and benched 406 pounds.
38. Chris Hilton, LSU, WR: Explosive wide receiver (6-0, 190 lbs) with track background. Clocked 23.7 mph on GPS, an all-time LSU record.
39. Armand Membou, Missouri, OT: Athletic offensive tackle (6-3, 320 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Clocked 20 mph on GPS and squatted 650 pounds.
40. Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia Tech, RB: Dynamic all-purpose back (5-11, 208 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Ran a 4.32 40 and reached 23.15 MPH max velocity.
41. Monaray Baldwin, Baylor, WR: Small but strong receiver (5-9, 168 lbs) with impressive speed. Clocked 23.16 mph on GPS and benched 365 pounds.
42. Charles Grant, William & Mary, OT: FCS first-team All-American (6-4½, 301 lbs) with impressive athleticism. Hit 21 mph on GPS and vertical jumped 32 inches.
43. Dylan Fairchild, Georgia, LG: Former wrestling champion (6-5, 315 lbs) with impressive strength. Bench pressed 440 pounds and squatted 570.
44. Kolbey Taylor, Vanderbilt, DB: Tall cornerback (6-3, 185 lbs) with impressive jumping ability. Broad jumped 10-8 and vertical jumped 38.6 inches.
45. Santana Hopper, Appalachian State, DL: Versatile defensive lineman (6-2, 265 lbs) with exceptional speed for his position. Clocked 20.0 mph in-game, fastest for a DT in college football.
46. Jordan van den Berg, Georgia Tech, DT: Former rugby player (6-3, 300 lbs) with impressive strength and speed. Squatted 655 pounds and ran a 4.70 40.
47. Savion Williams, TCU, WR: Big receiver (6-4, 225 lbs) with impressive strength and athleticism. Squatted 600 pounds and clocked 22.5 mph.
48. Landon Robinson, Navy, NG: Undersized nose guard (6-0, 286 lbs) who plays on kickoff team. Vertical jumped 33 inches and clocked 20.13 mph.
49. Zachariah Branch, USC, KR/WR: All-American kick returner (5-10, 175 lbs) with exceptional speed and strength. Clocked 23.2 mph and bench pressed 350 pounds.
26. Donovan Jackson, Ohio State, OG: Two-time first-team All-Big Ten guard (6-4, 320 lbs) with exceptional strength and agility. Bench pressed 490 pounds and had a 1.59-second 10-yard split.
27. Rylie Mills, Notre Dame, DL: Versatile defensive lineman (6-5, 295 lbs) with impressive strength and explosiveness. Vertical jumped 32 inches and broad jumped 9-0.
28. Will Johnson, Michigan, CB: Defensive MVP of the 2023 national championship game with exceptional agility. Clocked a 6.57-second 3-cone drill.
29. Nick Singleton, Penn State, RB: Explosive running back (228 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Hit 23.6 mph on GPS and squatted 655 pounds.
30. Joshua Farmer, Florida State, DT: Disruptive defensive tackle (6-3, 316 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Clocked 19.6 MPH in pads and cleaned almost 400 pounds.
31. Dontay Corleone, Cincinnati, DT: Massive defensive tackle (6-1, 330 lbs) with surprising agility. Clocked a 1.71-second 10-yard split and topped out at 18.7 mph.
32. Will Campbell, LSU, LT: Anchor of LSU's offensive line (6-6, 323 lbs) with impressive speed for his size. Clocked 17.9 mph max velocity in a game.
33. Eugene Asante, Auburn, LB: Heat-seeking missile linebacker (6-1, 219 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Ran a 4.48 40 and squatted 635 pounds.
34. Jacob Dobbs, James Madison, LB: Productive linebacker (236 lbs) with impressive agility. Clocked a laser-timed 1.53 10-yard split.
35. Shavon Revel Jr., East Carolina, CB: Tall cornerback (6-3, 190 lbs) with ideal size and speed for the NFL. Can run a 4.4/4.3 40.
36. Beaux Collins, Notre Dame, WR: Transfer from Clemson (6-3, 208 lbs) with impressive jumping ability. Vertical jumped 41½ inches and broad jumped 10-11½.
37. Jonah Savaiinaea, Arizona, OT: Surprisingly lean offensive tackle (6-4, 334 lbs, 21% body fat) with good speed and strength. Ran faster than 19 mph and benched 406 pounds.
38. Chris Hilton, LSU, WR: Explosive wide receiver (6-0, 190 lbs) with track background. Clocked 23.7 mph on GPS, an all-time LSU record.
39. Armand Membou, Missouri, OT: Athletic offensive tackle (6-3, 320 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Clocked 20 mph on GPS and squatted 650 pounds.
40. Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia Tech, RB: Dynamic all-purpose back (5-11, 208 lbs) with impressive speed and strength. Ran a 4.32 40 and reached 23.15 MPH max velocity.
41. Monaray Baldwin, Baylor, WR: Small but strong receiver (5-9, 168 lbs) with impressive speed. Clocked 23.16 mph on GPS and benched 365 pounds.
42. Charles Grant, William & Mary, OT: FCS first-team All-American (6-4½, 301 lbs) with impressive athleticism. Hit 21 mph on GPS and vertical jumped 32 inches.
43. Dylan Fairchild, Georgia, LG: Former wrestling champion (6-5, 315 lbs) with impressive strength. Bench pressed 440 pounds and squatted 570.
44. Kolbey Taylor, Vanderbilt, DB: Tall cornerback (6-3, 185 lbs) with impressive jumping ability. Broad jumped 10-8 and vertical jumped 38.6 inches.
45. Santana Hopper, Appalachian State, DL: Versatile defensive lineman (6-2, 265 lbs) with exceptional speed for his position. Clocked 20.0 mph in-game, fastest for a DT in college football.
46. Jordan van den Berg, Georgia Tech, DT: Former rugby player (6-3, 300 lbs) with impressive strength and speed. Squatted 655 pounds and ran a 4.70 40.
47. Savion Williams, TCU, WR: Big receiver (6-4, 225 lbs) with impressive strength and athleticism. Squatted 600 pounds and clocked 22.5 mph.
48. Landon Robinson, Navy, NG: Undersized nose guard (6-0, 286 lbs) who plays on kickoff team. Vertical jumped 33 inches and clocked 20.13 mph.
49. Zachariah Branch, USC, KR/WR: All-American kick returner (5-10, 175 lbs) with exceptional speed and strength. Clocked 23.2 mph and bench pressed 350 pounds.
50. Deion Burks, Oklahoma, WR: Transfer from Purdue (5-9, 190 lbs) with impressive strength and explosiveness. Squatted 540 pounds and generated over 6500 W of propulsive power in a vertical jump.
51. Jordan Phillips (Maryland, DT): Explosive 320-pound sophomore compared to Daron Payne. Squats 665 pounds and power cleans 365.
52. Nash Jones (Texas State, OL): 320-pound left tackle with impressive strength, squatting 565 and power cleaning 365.
53. Darius Alexander (Toledo, DL): Sixth-year senior with 400-pound bench press and 30-inch vertical jump.
54. Ashton Jeanty (Boise State, RB): Mountain West offensive player of the year with exceptional strength-to-bodyweight ratio.
55. Trevion Williams (Mississippi State, DL): Highly twitchy 285-pound sophomore with 33.5-inch vertical jump.
56. Mike Green (Marshall, DL): UVA transfer compared to Will Anderson, with 4.57 40-yard dash and 405-pound bench press.
57. Tommi Hill (Nebraska, CB): Versatile player with 42-inch vertical and 4.3 40-yard dash.
58. Jacquez Stuart (Toledo, RB): Top return man with 10.4 100-meter speed and impressive strength for his size.
59. Squirrel White (Tennessee, WR): One of the fastest players in college football, clocked at 23.4 mph.
60. Adin Huntington (Tulane, DE/DT): Explosive player with 38-inch vertical jump and 20.7 mph speed.
61. Eli Stowers (Vanderbilt, TE): Former QB turned tight end with 41.5-inch vertical jump.
62. Steven Parker (Texas State, EDGE): FCS All-American with 4.5 40-yard dash and 445-pound bench press.
63. Jailin Walker (Indiana, LB): Explosive player consistently hitting 21-22 mph on GPS.
64. Alex Brown (Wyoming, WR): 6'4" receiver with 40-inch vertical and 22.42 mph speed.
65. Nick Morris Jr. (Duke, LB): Linebacker with 21.73 mph speed and 405-pound bench press.
66. Malachi Fields (Virginia, WR): Former QB/CB with exceptional strength for a wideout, close-grip bench pressing 365 pounds.
67. David Walker (Central Arkansas, OLB): Three-time All-American with 4.59 40-yard dash and 645-pound squat.
68. Will Pauling (Wisconsin, WR): Explosive receiver with 600-pound squat and 4.39 40-yard dash.
69. Jack Dingle (Cincinnati, MLB): Son of former NFL player with impressive strength and speed numbers.
70. Kristian Varner (Georgia Southern, DL): 290-pounder coming back from ACL surgery with 455-pound bench press.
71. Jarquez Hunter (Auburn, RB): SEC top back who has squatted 635 pounds and clocked 4.45 in the 40.
72. Cody Lindenberg (Minnesota, LB): Productive linebacker with 4.00 pro shuttle time and 387-pound hang clean.
73. Marcus Wehr (Montana State, OT): First-team All-America right tackle who squatted 600 pounds and cleaned 375.
74. Major Williams (Carson-Newman, DB): UVA transfer with 4.38 40-yard dash and 23.65 mph top speed.
51. Jordan Phillips (Maryland, DT): Explosive 320-pound sophomore compared to Daron Payne. Squats 665 pounds and power cleans 365.
52. Nash Jones (Texas State, OL): 320-pound left tackle with impressive strength, squatting 565 and power cleaning 365.
53. Darius Alexander (Toledo, DL): Sixth-year senior with 400-pound bench press and 30-inch vertical jump.
54. Ashton Jeanty (Boise State, RB): Mountain West offensive player of the year with exceptional strength-to-bodyweight ratio.
55. Trevion Williams (Mississippi State, DL): Highly twitchy 285-pound sophomore with 33.5-inch vertical jump.
56. Mike Green (Marshall, DL): UVA transfer compared to Will Anderson, with 4.57 40-yard dash and 405-pound bench press.
57. Tommi Hill (Nebraska, CB): Versatile player with 42-inch vertical and 4.3 40-yard dash.
58. Jacquez Stuart (Toledo, RB): Top return man with 10.4 100-meter speed and impressive strength for his size.
59. Squirrel White (Tennessee, WR): One of the fastest players in college football, clocked at 23.4 mph.
60. Adin Huntington (Tulane, DE/DT): Explosive player with 38-inch vertical jump and 20.7 mph speed.
61. Eli Stowers (Vanderbilt, TE): Former QB turned tight end with 41.5-inch vertical jump.
62. Steven Parker (Texas State, EDGE): FCS All-American with 4.5 40-yard dash and 445-pound bench press.
63. Jailin Walker (Indiana, LB): Explosive player consistently hitting 21-22 mph on GPS.
64. Alex Brown (Wyoming, WR): 6'4" receiver with 40-inch vertical and 22.42 mph speed.
65. Nick Morris Jr. (Duke, LB): Linebacker with 21.73 mph speed and 405-pound bench press.
66. Malachi Fields (Virginia, WR): Former QB/CB with exceptional strength for a wideout, close-grip bench pressing 365 pounds.
67. David Walker (Central Arkansas, OLB): Three-time All-American with 4.59 40-yard dash and 645-pound squat.
68. Will Pauling (Wisconsin, WR): Explosive receiver with 600-pound squat and 4.39 40-yard dash.
69. Jack Dingle (Cincinnati, MLB): Son of former NFL player with impressive strength and speed numbers.
70. Kristian Varner (Georgia Southern, DL): 290-pounder coming back from ACL surgery with 455-pound bench press.
71. Jarquez Hunter (Auburn, RB): SEC top back who has squatted 635 pounds and clocked 4.45 in the 40.
72. Cody Lindenberg (Minnesota, LB): Productive linebacker with 4.00 pro shuttle time and 387-pound hang clean.
73. Marcus Wehr (Montana State, OT): First-team All-America right tackle who squatted 600 pounds and cleaned 375.
74. Major Williams (Carson-Newman, DB): UVA transfer with 4.38 40-yard dash and 23.65 mph top speed.
75. Justin Scott (Miami, DL): Five-star recruit with impressive explosiveness for his 298-pound frame.
76. Brian Stevens (Virginia, C): Former high school punter turned first-team all-conference O-lineman with 385-pound power clean.
77. Francis Brewu (Pittsburgh, DL): Freshman who quickly impressed with 675-pound squat and 475-pound bench press.
78. Kendall Bohler (Florida A&M, CB): First-team All-SWAC corner with 4.38 40-yard dash and 560-pound squat.
79. Barryn Sorrell (Texas, DE): 260-pound senior who hit 19.4 mph during a game and consistently registers 20 mph.
80. Wyett Ekeler (Wyoming, S): Brother of NFL RB Austin Ekeler, with 42.5-inch vertical jump.
81. Malin White (Buffalo, DE): Graduate transfer from Cornell with 705-pound squat and 430-pound bench press.
82. Chandler Brayboy (Elon, WR): Big-play FCS receiver with 44-inch vertical and 22 mph in-game speed.
83. Vince Genatone (Nebraska, LB): Former wrestler and sprinter who broad-jumped 11 feet and hit 21.46 mph max velocity.
84. Emmanuel Pregnon (USC, OL): Strongest player on the team who topped out at 17.8 mph on GPS.
85. Kevin Pointer (Wake Forest, DT): Team captain who benched 495 pounds and squatted 745.
86. Garrett Greene (West Virginia, QB): Dual-threat QB with impressive agility numbers, including 4.02 pro agility shuttle.
87. Jackson Slater (Sacramento State, OL): FCS All-American guard who power cleaned 405 pounds and hit 19.96 mph.
88. Marcus Yarns (Delaware, RB): Versatile back who hit 22.9 mph top speed and vertical-jumped 38.5 inches.
89. Dante Chachere (Portland State, QB): One of the fastest QBs in college football with 4.39 40-yard dash.
90. Marlin Klein (Michigan, TE): German-born tight end who hit 21.75 mph at 250 pounds.
91. Gabriel Nwosu (Penn State, K/P): 280-pound specialist who ran 4.86 40-yard dash and benched 365 pounds.
92. Caleb Rogers (Texas Tech, OL): Super senior with 42 career starts who power-cleaned 406 pounds.
93. Daedae Hill (FAU, CB): Junior with 42-inch vertical jump and 4.40 40-yard dash.
94. Ty French (West Virginia, OLB): All-time sack leader at Gardner-Webb who squatted 535 pounds at WVU.
95. Cole Payton (North Dakota State, QB): Backup QB compared to Taysom Hill, with 38-inch vertical and 450-pound squat.
96. Dillon Thieneman (Purdue, S): Big Ten Freshman of the Year who hit 22.37 mph top speed.
97. Chase Bisontis (Texas A&M, G): Strong freshman who squatted 605 pounds for three reps.
98. Jayden McGowan (Boston College, WR/KR): Vanderbilt transfer with 4.36 40-yard dash and 370-pound bench press.
99. Donyai Taylor (UTSA, NB): Versatile player with 38-inch vertical, 4.45 40-yard dash, and 22.65 mph top speed.
100. Reuben Lowery III (Chattanooga, DB): Team captain with 585-pound squat and 23.35 mph max velocity.
76. Brian Stevens (Virginia, C): Former high school punter turned first-team all-conference O-lineman with 385-pound power clean.
77. Francis Brewu (Pittsburgh, DL): Freshman who quickly impressed with 675-pound squat and 475-pound bench press.
78. Kendall Bohler (Florida A&M, CB): First-team All-SWAC corner with 4.38 40-yard dash and 560-pound squat.
79. Barryn Sorrell (Texas, DE): 260-pound senior who hit 19.4 mph during a game and consistently registers 20 mph.
80. Wyett Ekeler (Wyoming, S): Brother of NFL RB Austin Ekeler, with 42.5-inch vertical jump.
81. Malin White (Buffalo, DE): Graduate transfer from Cornell with 705-pound squat and 430-pound bench press.
82. Chandler Brayboy (Elon, WR): Big-play FCS receiver with 44-inch vertical and 22 mph in-game speed.
83. Vince Genatone (Nebraska, LB): Former wrestler and sprinter who broad-jumped 11 feet and hit 21.46 mph max velocity.
84. Emmanuel Pregnon (USC, OL): Strongest player on the team who topped out at 17.8 mph on GPS.
85. Kevin Pointer (Wake Forest, DT): Team captain who benched 495 pounds and squatted 745.
86. Garrett Greene (West Virginia, QB): Dual-threat QB with impressive agility numbers, including 4.02 pro agility shuttle.
87. Jackson Slater (Sacramento State, OL): FCS All-American guard who power cleaned 405 pounds and hit 19.96 mph.
88. Marcus Yarns (Delaware, RB): Versatile back who hit 22.9 mph top speed and vertical-jumped 38.5 inches.
89. Dante Chachere (Portland State, QB): One of the fastest QBs in college football with 4.39 40-yard dash.
90. Marlin Klein (Michigan, TE): German-born tight end who hit 21.75 mph at 250 pounds.
91. Gabriel Nwosu (Penn State, K/P): 280-pound specialist who ran 4.86 40-yard dash and benched 365 pounds.
92. Caleb Rogers (Texas Tech, OL): Super senior with 42 career starts who power-cleaned 406 pounds.
93. Daedae Hill (FAU, CB): Junior with 42-inch vertical jump and 4.40 40-yard dash.
94. Ty French (West Virginia, OLB): All-time sack leader at Gardner-Webb who squatted 535 pounds at WVU.
95. Cole Payton (North Dakota State, QB): Backup QB compared to Taysom Hill, with 38-inch vertical and 450-pound squat.
96. Dillon Thieneman (Purdue, S): Big Ten Freshman of the Year who hit 22.37 mph top speed.
97. Chase Bisontis (Texas A&M, G): Strong freshman who squatted 605 pounds for three reps.
98. Jayden McGowan (Boston College, WR/KR): Vanderbilt transfer with 4.36 40-yard dash and 370-pound bench press.
99. Donyai Taylor (UTSA, NB): Versatile player with 38-inch vertical, 4.45 40-yard dash, and 22.65 mph top speed.
100. Reuben Lowery III (Chattanooga, DB): Team captain with 585-pound squat and 23.35 mph max velocity.
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I did lol
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My brother was in the excel world championships in Vegas and wore a shirt saying this. Was also drinking bourbon the whole time. He didn’t win.
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A&M in the notebook
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Had no clue Darrell Jackson old af bruh
Empirical Cane
We are what we repeatedly do.
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What do you mean "anymore"?
Empirical Cane
We are what we repeatedly do.
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N'Kosi made the superfreak list.
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he has the exterior of a Buggati -- but no engine
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Feldman is as legit as they come.
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WTF…I was expect to see booties. Now look what you did…made me pop a beer for nothing!
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The list has nothing to do with the field. That's what @htownkidd has been trying to tell you.
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And it's dumb because of that.
As I've stated numerous times
I don't need anyone to articulate what the list means
It's a dumb list
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They're all champions.
