Player Bio: Elijah Moore attended St Thomas Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale, FL. His senior year at St. Thomas Aquinas, he caught 28 passes for 407 yards and five touchdowns. He received an invite to participate in 2018 Under Armour All-America Bowl. Moore committed initially to the University of Georgia but later decommited and signed with Ole' Miss. Moore eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark in seven games this year and finished the season with 86 receptions for 1,193 yards and eight touchdowns.
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ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2021 Reece's Senior Bowl Invite
2020 AP All-American First Team 
2020 Sporting News All-American First Team 
2020 PFF All-American First Team 
2020 Phil Steele All-American First Team 
2020 AP All-SEC First Team
2020 Coaches All-SEC First Team
2020 PFF All-SEC First Team
2020 Phil Steele All-SEC First Team
2020 Biletnikoff Award Finalist
2020 Maxwell Award Semifinalist
2019 Athlon All-SEC Third Team 
2019 Biletnikoff Award Watch List

Strengths: He is a dynamic, versatile, and electrifying slot receiver in this year's NFL draft. His explosiveness off the line puts the defensive back on their heels. He has excellent strength and reliable hands that pluck the ball from the air. He is a crafty route runner who can run away from the defender after the catch and not shy away from contact. He is a crafty receiver with great versatility from the line and backfield. He has an impressive and explosive start and stops, and to complement his excellent route running. He kills all coverages and is so impressive how he beats the press coverages. He can work back to ball after getting in and out of his breaks. His tremendous speed allows him to go and track down the deep passes. He is fearless amidst contact and can take it the distances.
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Weaknesses: He does not have great length and has short arms to prevent him from being an outside receiver. He will struggle against press coverages and not use his arms to break the press and will rely mainly on his twitch to get loose. He does provide quarterbacks with a vast window despite making the difficult catches. His blocking can use some polishing despite his undersized frame.

Draft Projection: 2nd Round

NFL Comparison: Steve Smith (Carolina Panthers)

Player Bio: ​Racey McMath attended the legendary Edna Karr High School in New Orleans, LA. In his senior year, he helped engineer a perfect record at Edna Karr and won the 4A State Championship after winning the state title the year prior. He later would be named Louisiana Sports Writers Association First-Team in 2016. McMath also excelled in track at Edna Karr, placing third in the state in the 4x200 relays. Racey got his name from his mother during her nine-month pregnancy because he never stayed still; "it felt like he was just racing in my stomach, so we said, 'ok, that is going to be his name – let us call him Racey.'"

ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2021 Reece’s Senior Bowl

Strengths: He is a big body, versatile, and physical receiver that gives an offense a vertical threat on the outside and will pluck the ball out of the air. He has a long smooth stride that attacks the defender's cushion early in zone coverages. He is more of a straight-line runner, with his physical strength will beat more press-coverages off the line. He has excellent body control and can track the ball well down the field. He has a tremendous catch radius that provides a huge window for the quarterback to throw. A tremendous leaper that allows him to tower over shorter defensive backs and win most 50/50 balls. His physical frame will allow him to become a red-zone threat at the next level. His speed and versatility allowed him to be an excellent special team player while at LSU. Hidden behind a core of former and potential NFL receivers, McMath excelled on special-teams at a gunner that sticks out on tape.​​
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Weaknesses: He has limited playing time while at LSU because of a tremendous depth at the wide receiver position. His limited playing time before his senior year and hampered by an injured hamstring ended his senior year. He contributed and excelled on special teams to earn some playing time. He needs to work on his routes, definitely not a technician, as he needs to get in and out of his breaks and cuts. One of the biggest concerns is his catching ability; he tends to use his body and not his hands limiting second chances at the tip or pass deflections. He does not wow after the catch; little jerking after the catch limits his run after the catch. As a big physical receiver, he will require to polish up his blocking skills for the next level. McMath probably benefited by taken advantage of the extra year of eligibility granted by the NCAA because of the pandemic and returned to school to raise his draft stock.
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Draft Projection: 4th - 7th Round

NFL Comparison: ​Tim Patrick (Denver Broncos)

Player Bio: Trevon Grimes attended St Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale, FL. During his senior year, Grimes suffered a season-ending injury after posting 15 receptions for 274 yards (18.3) and two touchdowns. He earned All-Broward County as a junior after posting 27-receptions for 496-yards that season. Grimes received an invite to The Opening in Beaverton, OR. He also excelled in track; he was the State of Florida 300-meter hurdles champion as a freshman and sophomore and was 110-meter hurdles runner-up as a freshman. He was named Sun-Sentinel 2015 Class 4A-3A and all-Broward County track athlete of the year.

ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2021 Reece's Senior Bowl Participant

Strengths: He has a big-frame and a receiver that can dominate across the line of scrimmage. He has a long stride that eats up much of the field in his routes, but he does not have explosive speed. He can dictate his routes for defenders playing in off coverages to make timely catches with twitch moves off the line. He has strong hands that high points the ball and bring it in. Rarely will he use his body to make catches. His best playability is to threaten the defenses with vertical routes. He tracks the ball well, will win most 50/50 balls, but will out challenge the defender or back-shoulder passes. He uses his big frame to screen off the defender and roll off to make extra yardage. He is a willing participant as a blocker that will provide extra yardages for the runner.

Weaknesses: He suffered an ACL injury early in his career, and there is speculation that he has not fully regained his skills before the injury. He has limited explosiveness, and his athletic ability is in question. He does not possess the vertical speed to takes the lid off defenses. He has a limited route-tree, and he has shown inconsistency on the field. His twitchy route-running will be useless at the next level; it takes too long for the route to develop. Until he resumes his playability before his knee injury, he will have to settle in the slot at the next level.

Draft Projection: 4th - 7th Round

NFL Comparison: Allen Lazard (Green Bay Packers)

Player Bio: Levi Onwuzurike attended Allen High School in Allen, TX. His senior year, he produced 53 tackles (8 ½ tackles for a loss). He would be named the Dallas Morning News' All-Area Defensive Player of the Year, District 6-6A Defensive MVP, first-team All-Collin County, and honorable mention all-state. His junior year, he helped lead Allen High to a perfect 16-0 record and a third consecutive 2014 Class 6A Division I state championship. He also was named first-team All-District 6-6A his junior year.

ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2020 Outland Trophy Preseason Watch List
2020 Bronko Nagurski Trophy Preseason Watch List
2020 Chuck Bednarik Award Preseason Watch List
2020 Lott IMPACT Trophy Preseason Watch List
2020 Athlon Sports Preseason All-America First Team 
2020 Walter Camp Preseason All-America Second Team
2020 Phil Steele Preseason All-America Second Team
2020 Pick Six Previews Preseason All-America Second Team 
2019 All-Pac-12 First Team
2019 Phil Steele Honorable Mention All-America 
2019 Preseason All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention
2018 CoSIDA Academic All-America All-District 8
2018 Academic All-Pac-12 First Team
2017 Academic All-Pac-12 Second Team

Strengths: He is a powerful and explosive defensive line that has a long, rangy frame.
He uses his long frame and arms against the blocker to explode thru him and use tremendous leg drive. Amazing how he can push them back, disrupting the timing of the run plays. He has excellent athleticism with angles laterally and recovers well on misdirection plays or causes problems with blockers that are not athletic to reach him on trap or counter plays. As a pass rusher, his direct line to the ball is impressive, and his power is unbelievable on how he can get upfield and use the club to throw the blocker aside. His cat-like reflexes are impressive, chasing down plays from behind or quarterbacks scrambling away.

Weaknesses: He chose to sit the season out throughout the global pandemic outburst and later declared to forego his senior year. At the next level, he needs to develop a better pass rush attack. He can find better ways to beat one-on-one with crafty moves than his power and strength. Bigger offensive guards and centers will challenge him on single blocking schemes to drive him out of the plays. He will maximize his play on the field if he can stronger and add about ten more pounds of bulk to his frame.
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Draft Projection: 2nd Round

NFL Comparison: Quinnen Williams (New York Jets)

Player Bio: Jabril Cox attended Raytown South High School in Kansas City, Mo. He played quarterback, and his senior passed for 2,103 and 18 touchdowns and rushed for 1,004 and 13 touchdowns. His junior year, 1,300 and 17 touchdowns and 830 yards and 509 receiving yards and nine touchdowns as a receiver. He earned All-Conference first team both years and also and played basketball team.

​ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2021 Reese's Senior Bowl Participant
2020 Butkus Award Finalist
2019 Phil Steele FCS All-America Second Team
2019 Associated Press All-America Third Team
2019 STATS FCS All-America Second Team
2019 MVFC Honor Roll
2019 HERO Sports FCS All-America First Team
2019 All-MVFC First Team
2018 STATS FCS Buck Buchanan Award Finalist 
2018 HERO Sports FCS All-America First Team
2018 Phil Steele FCS All-America First Team
2018 AFCA All-America Second Team
2018 STATS FCS All-America Second Team
2018 Associated Press All-America Second Team
2018 MVFC Defensive Player of the Year
2018 HERO Sports FCS Sophomore All-American
2018 All-MVFC First Team
2017 STATS FCS Jerry Rice Award Finalist
2017 HERO Sports FCS Freshman All-American
2017 Phil Steele FCS Freshman All-America First Team
2017 MVFC Newcomer of the Year
2017 MVFC Freshman of the Year
2017 All-MVFC Second Team

Strengths: He is a very athletic linebacker that is very fluid and explosive with good hips that rotates side to side when he flips them with no tightness.. He has tremendous range who can climb downhill fast and close from the backside. He can meet the blocker at the point of contact and the ability to shed the block and make the tackle. He navigates well thru traffic in pursuit of slipping past blocks. He does not shy away from contact at the critical point where it is the last resort. He has sideline-to-sideline speed that challenges the edge and in coverage. Aggressive and good tackler that usually paly beneath the pad level and wrap up on his tackles. He plays well as a coverage linebacker who can play in zone or man sets and anticipates the ball.

Weaknesses: He has nasty tendencies to react before reading the play and gets siked away from the play. He needs to become far more patient with his reads and not explore his instincts. His angles in pursuit can be off-course and will need to improve on the routes. He lacks the ideal strength and will need to get stronger. He often goes for the big hit above the pad level and not wrap on the tackle. He is a versatile linebacker but may not be polished for the inside at the next level and play at the weakside position in a 4-3 defense. 

Draft Projection: 2nd - 4th Round

NFL Comparison:  Jayrone Elliott (Pittsburgh Steelers)

Player Bio: Jordan Smith attended Lithonia High School in Lithonia, GA. In his senior year at Lithonia High, he recorded 104 tackles (86 solo), three sacks, ten hurries, six forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, and the ball's offensive side he caught 11 passes for 181 yards and three touchdowns. He earned the 2015 Atlanta Journal-Constitution AAAA All-State Team representing Lithonia High. During his junior, Smith recorded 71 tackles (56 solos), 7.5 sacks, one forced fumble, and played on the school basketball team.
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ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2021 Reese's Senior Bowl Invite
2020 All-C-USA First-Team
2020 Chuck Bednarik Award Preseason Watch List
2020 Bronko Nagurski Award Preseason Watch List 
2019 All-Conference USA Second-Team

Strengths: He is an exceptional fit for an EDGE rusher in a 3-4 defensive front. He has very long and rangy, with a tremendous wingspan. He is lightning fast with enormous speed off the edge with great anticipation of the snap count. He added weight to his frame that gave him great power in his last two seasons and used it to help his attack to the backfield. Against the run, he will use his length to slip bosses to get to the ball. Off the edge, it has an extraordinary bend and flexibility around the arc to the quarterback. He uses various moves with dip and rip, a club and swim technique, bull-rush, spin moves, and a push and pull. He is active in getting his hand up in the passing windows to block passes or disrupt the quarterback's vision.

Weaknesses: Smith comes with one red-flag, an off-the-field incident; he was suspended from the University of Florida football team when he was involved in a ring scheme of credit card fraud. On the field, against the run, he tends to misread his attack and can be polished out by the blocker. He uses wasteless moves when he can make timely stikes toward the blocker. He often struggles to disengage from blocks when he does not use his length to shield off the blocker. He needs more pop in his hands to shock the blocker.

Draft Projection: 3rd Round

NFL Comparison: Tanoh Kpassagnon (Kansas City Chiefs)

Player Bio: Deonte Brown played at Austin High School in Decatur, AL, where he started as an offensive guard. At Austin High, his senior year, Brown would be named to several awards, Alabama Sports Writers Association, Class 6A Lineman of the Year, ASWA's Super 12 squad,  and the AL.com Super All-State team. Brown also received an invite to the Under Armour All-America Game.
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ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2021 Reese's Senior Bowl Invite
2020 Coaches All-SEC First-Team
2020 AP All-SEC Second-Team

Strengths: He is a fieldstone on the offensive line with a wide frame, which sets a good base, and has tremendous leverage that attains his ground. As a blocker, he is a mauler at the point of contact; he generates tremendous power and destroys anything in front of his path. He eats up much space on the interior line, and late in the games, it takes a toll on the defender. However, he has mediocre mobility and does not expect him to reach the second level on every down basis. His pass protection is immortal as he never surrendered one quarterback sack his entire career. He can stand up or stop the defender in their tracks and sets a solid anchor. He shows a firm and powerful grip with his hand and will jolt the pass rusher.
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Weaknesses: Two things that sticks out right away for a player of his size are his stamina and his arms' length. Brown will need to lose some weight for the next level if he wants to become an NFL starter. He will not be a lineman required to pull out to the edge; he is built mainly for short yardage burst. His arms are short for a player at his size and length, which will be a disadvantage for a crafty and robust interior rusher. The interior rusher with longer arms can control the flow and uses them for counter moves, and he will not be able to recover. He lacks versatility on the offensive line and will more than likely restricted to the guard position.

Draft Projection: 3rd - 5th Round

NFL Comparison: ​Solomon Kindley (Miami Dolphins)

Player Bio:James Wiggins attended South Dade High School in Miami, FL. The star cornerback played at South Dade High, recording 190 tackles during his prep career. ESPN had him ranked as the 114th best prospect in the state of Florida. University of Miami, USF, and UCF sought to remain in Florida; however, he chose Cincinnatti over his home-state schools.
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ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2020 Jim Thorpe Award Watch List
2020 Nagurski Trophy Watch List
2018 All-AAC Second Team

Strengths: As a safety, he has excellent who converted from cornerback position to the safety position. He has incredible closing speed to the ball or in pursuit of the receiver passing routes. He has good fluid hips and impeccable rotation side-to-side. Before a torn ACL that ended his junior year, he was one of the conference's top cornerbacks. He is very versatile, able to play both the safety and cornerback position; he fits in as a single high safety, cover two, or even play against the slot receiver. He has good instincts as he makes plays on the ball after the receiver has attempting to put the ball away. He made a living on pass deflections. He highpoints the ball in the air and challenges. He is a big hitter who capable of separating the ball aways from the receiver. He has a powerful lower body that he uses to drive through the tackle—tremendous blitzer who can get home from the slot positio​n. 
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Weaknesses: The first red flag that flies on Wiggins is his medical background, concerns on a previous ACL injury, arm injury, and shoulder. Flaws on the field is he does a bit too much peeking in the backfield and could the receiver. Concerns on his poor angles to the ball and not taking proper routes. Injuries drop his draft status stock but can increase them by a good NFL Combine and or Pro Day.

Draft Projection: 3rd - 4th Round

NFL Comparison: Buddha Baker (Arizona Cardinals)

Player Bio: Kellen Mond attended IMG Academy located in Bradenton, Fl. At IMG, he set the IMG Academy season records for passing touchdowns and rushing touchdowns in his senior year. That senior year he threw for 1,936 yards and 20 touchdowns and rushed for 775 yards for 17 touchdowns. He attended Reagan High School in San Antonio, TX, to become the 2016 District 26-6A Offensive Most Valuable Player. He passed 1,991 yards and 26 touchdowns and nearly rushing for 900 yards. At Texas A&M in three seasons starting at quarterback, Mond became Texas A&M's all-time career in total offense. Mond became the all-time leader in passing yards, passing touchdowns, completions, and passing attempts.

ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2021 Reese's Senior Bowl Participant
2020 Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Finalist 
2020 O’Brien Award Semifinalist 
2020 SEC Football Community Service Team 
2020 Preseason Manning Award Watchlist
2020 Preseason Davey O'Brien Award Watchlist
2020 Preseason Wuerffel Trophy Watchlist
2020 Preseason Maxwell Award Watchlist 
2020 Coaches  Preseason All-SEC Second Team
2020 Media  Preseason All-SEC Second Team
2019 Academy Sports & Outdoors Texas Bowl MVP

Strengths: Here is a quarterback with many positive tangibles, a dual-threat, the right height, size, speed, and a powerful right arm. He lacks much experience playing under center as profoundly been a shotgun or pistol-styled quarterback. He throws the ball with such velocity it is hard for the defenders to read him. He can make throws all across the field, whether short, intermediate, or deep throw. His release point is like a snap, and he keeps his elbow to make blistering throws. He remains patient in the pocket and will make all of his progressions before throwing the ball. He will remain in the pocket until the very last moment and absorbed many hits throughout his career. He will pull the ball down and beat defenses with his legs by rolling out to throw off the move or run to create conversions. Whenever he makes it to the open field, he is a problematic quarterback to stop. Teams with RPO or play-action style offenses probably where he will become a quality backup.

Weaknesses: He throws unorthodox and needs to polish up his throwing mechanics despite being productive. A quarterback that is athletic and runs well has heavy feet in the pocket. Instead of sliding or climbing the pocket, he absorbs more sacks than necessary. When his pockets collapse, he tries to attempt to escape it as oppose to creating off-script. His decision-making process is subpar as he will depend on his arm to make throws that dangerous. He will force throws into double-coverages or overshoot his receivers. He needs to work on his consistency by staying in a rhythm.
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Draft Projection: 3rd - 5th Round

NFL Comparison: Deshaun Watson (Houston Texans)

Player Bio: Noah Gray attended Leominster Senior High School in Leominster, MA. At Leominster, his senior year he had caught 30 passes for 619 yard for eight touchdowns. In his junior year he played quarterback passed for 1,707 yards with 21 passig touchdowns and rushed for 437 yards and seven touchdowns. He was Massachusetts High School Football Coaches Association All State First-Team, received all-state recognition Inside the Huddle Massachusetts, named to the USA Today American Family Insurance All-USA Massachusetts team and earned Offensive MVP honors at the New York vs. New England 7-on-7 All-Star Challenge. Gray also starred in basketaball for Leominster.
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ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2020 Reese’s Senior Bowl Participant
2020 John Mackey Award  Reese’s Senior 
2020 Athlon Sports Preseason All-ACC Second-Time 
2020 Phil Steele Third-Team 
2019 The Walter Camp Football Foundation All-America Second-Team
2019 All-ACC Second-Team  
2019 Academic All-ACC selection

Strengths: He is a versatile tight-end that can play several positions on the offensive side of the ball. He was used as an inline tight-end, fullback, and also as a slot receiver. He can be used as a blocker who could seal a defender inside or out at the tight end. As a receiver, he has excellent reliable hands and makes difficult catches. The next level will be a perfect fit as a hybrid tight-end that can outmatch most linebackers. He has relatively good speed with incredible short field explosiveness. He can find the soft spots in the defense and get open. He is not afraid to mix it up in traffic and make those inside catches. 

Weaknesses: He tends to get dominated by the more prominent and physical rusher and needs to add more strength to his frame, primarily his lower body. He tends to struggle off the line of scrimmage with physical safety or linebackers, compromising his routes. He needs to polish up on his route running because he telegraphs his routes allowing the defender to make plays on the ball. He does not have elite speed, even though he can get vertical. Need to work on being more affected the catch, tends to settle for the possession.

Draft Projection: 5th - 7th Round

NFL Comparison: Jacob Hollister (Seattle Seahawks)

Player Bio: Marvin Wilson prepped at Episcopal High School in Houston, TX. His senior year, he was ranked at the number defensive tackle prospect out of the state of Texas. Amazingly so, Wilson tallied up 71 tackles for loss and 42 sacks with 19 tackles and nine sacks were made his senior year alone.
Wilson received invitations Under Armour All-America Game, Rivals’ Challenge and the Nike’s ‘The Opening’. Wilson was named as a member of the All-USA Today First-Team defense. He chose Florida St over LSU, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Alabama, who all were highly on signing him to a scholarship.
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ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2021 Reese's Senior Bowl Participant
2020 All-ACC Second-Team
2019 All-ACC First-Team
2019 Pro Football Focus All-American Third-Team 
2019 Bednarik Award Semifinalist 
2018 All-ACC Honorable Mention

SCHOOL:  FLORIDA ST                                 |                    CONFERENCE: ACC
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COMBINE RESULTS
40 YD DASH     |     BENCH PRESS     |     VERTICAL JUMP     |     BROAD JUMP     |     3 CONE DRILL     |     20 YD SHUTTLE    
​       5.12         |              23                  |               25½”           |            107”          |             7.64             |              4.91                      
 
​PRO DAY RESULTS
40 YD DASH     |     BENCH PRESS     |     VERTICAL JUMP     |     BROAD JUMP     |     3 CONE DRILL     |     20 YD SHUTTLE    
​       5.12         |              23                  |               25½”           |            107”          |             7.64             |              4.91   ​

Strengths: He has excellent size and strength on the interior defensive line and the versatility to play the 0- tech, 1-tech, or 3-technique positions. His lower body is explosive with tremendous power that drives through the play and he plays with the a high motor. He uses a great bull rush to the backfield with a firm grip and pulls or rip against the offensive blocker and will beat most one-on-one situations. Shedding blocks in a natural reflex and fills the run gaps instantly. He can take on the blocker and is athletic enough to trip up the ankles' runner or pull runner downs by leg or waist one-handed. He plays with a high motor and plays to the whistle blows, and he looks to make every tackle.

Weaknesses: One thing that sticks out initially on him is that he is not very athletic despite his ability to tackle and rush. He depends on his strength and power to beat the blocks and stopped with double-teamed blocks. He spends much time on the ground rushing by slant or chop blocks by the linemen. Lacking the athleticism will hurt his chances of being drafted early in the draft but become a steal in the mid-rounds.

Draft Projection: 4th-5th Round

NFL Comparison: Linval Joseph (Los Angeles Chargers)

Player Bio: Ifeatu Melifonwu prepped at Grafton High School in South Grafton, MA. At Grafton High, he played running back, wide receiver, and defensive back and in his senior year rushed for 1,876 yards and 25 touchdowns. On the defensive of the ball, he made two interceptions. He was named to the 2016 American Family Insurance All-USA Massachusetts First Team by USA Today, two-time Worchester Telegram & Gazette Super Team, Central Massachusetts Division 4 co-Defensive MVP. Melifonwu also played basketball, lacrosse and participated on the track team.
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ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2021 Reese's Senior Bowl Participant
2020 All-ACC Second-Team
2020 Coaches All-ACC Third-Team 
2020 All-ACC Academic Team
2019 ACC Honor Roll 
2019 All-ACC Academic Team 
2018 ACC Honor Roll ​
2017 ACC Honor Roll

Strengths: He is a rare tall and rangy cornerback with excellent length and size. He uses his wingspan to his advantage in press coverages and disrupting passes. Tremendously athletic and versatile as he can also play in the slot or the safety position. He is a real good cerebral player who recognizes routes and can jump the routes or disrupt the routes. He will create mismatches and challenge against the majority of 50/50 balls thrown his way. He has lovely fluid hips with the ability to flip them in transition and explode up the field with the receiver. He is very mobile with good speed that allows him to come downhill to the ball.

Weaknesses: At the next level, his aggressiveness can get him in trouble. While jamming the receivers and anticipating the play, crafty receivers can set him up for double moved routes. He can quickly get flustered when not making the right play or give up the big pass plays. He needs to continue to work on disengaging from blocks when coming up for run support.
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Draft Projection: 3rd Round

NFL Comparison: Ahkello Witherspoon (San Francisco 49ers)

Player Bio: Spencer Brown attended Lenox High School in Lenox, Iowa. In his senior year, he helped Lenox high to a district championship. He earned first-team all-state as a senior, a two-time first-team all-district selection for defense, and earned first-team offense in 2015, racked up 24 receptions for 388 yards and seven touchdowns. He also recorded 67 tackles, 17 sacks, and four fumble recoveries, also lettered in basketball and baseball, earning first-team all-conference honors in both.​

ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
2021 Reece's Senior Bowl

Strengths: He has enormous height and size at the tackle position standing at 6-foot-nine-inches tall, with excellent arm length and athletic. A real good cerebral player with a very high football I.Q. can recognize sophisticated defense with stunts and blitz coming from the outside. He dominated defensive lineman and linebackers at his level and played to the whistle. At the point of attack, he destroys the defender in front of him and packs a good initial punch. As a pass protector, he illustrates the right balance with a good anchor, great knee bend, and long arms to detour speedy outside rushers. He does show a nice slide kick and keeps an excellent broad base when engaged with the pass rusher. His tremendous pro day workout simply wowed the NFL Scouts potentially increasing his draft stock.
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​Weaknesses: He opted out of the season due to the pandemic virus and decided to forego his senior year to prepare for the 2021 NFL Draft. The level of competition he played at the collegiate level will question his skill set at the next level. Despite his upper-body strength, his lower body will need to get stronger. He played at left tackle in college but will probably better suit at right tackle at the next level because the faster and crafty defensive rushers will challenge his mediocre lateral movement. He struggles when he has to redirect himself using his long arms that will create holding calls. 

Draft Projection: 2nd - 4th Round

NFL Comparison: Trey Adams (Buffalo Bills)

Player Bio: Austin Watkins Jr prepped at North Meyers High School in Fort Meyers, FL. Meyers played one season at North Meyers before attending Dodge City Community College. As a freshman, he hauled 38 passes for 376 yards and scored one touchdown. His sophomore year, 24 passes for 330 yards and four touchdowns. Watkins Jr. need not receive any offers to Power-5 schools; however, Akron, Bowling Green, Marshall, Southern Miss, and Youngstown State all pursued him before choosing UAB. Watkins Jr is the cousin of current Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Sammy Watkins.
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ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
​2020 Reese's Senior Bowl Participant
2020 All-C-USA First-Team  
2020 All-C-USA Second-Team
2020 Biletnikoff Award Watchlist

Strengths: He has the perfect size for an outside NFL wide receiver that will become a defensive back nightmare. He has the built of an outside linebacker that is very physical, strong, and powerful. He is tremendously explosive off the line of scrimmage, has excellent speed that will take the defense lid quickly, and is fearless in catching the ball. His routes are run with perfection and can set up the defender with various moves, nothing far better than his stiffed leg plant and head fake. He reads the defense and sits down in spots where their open areas start and stop moves. He has good, reliable, and strong hands that pluck the ball out of the air. After the catch, he is very elusive, can make a defender miss in the open field and short-area spaces. He tracks the ball ability is impeccable, and he hauls in balls incapable of being caught. 

Weaknesses: His level of competition last season was questionable of the non-elite talent at the cornerback position. He has excellent tangibles for the NFL, but how will he far against higher caliber cornerbacks. He will have the opportunity to answer those questions in Reeses's Senior Bowl coming soon. He does not show an outstanding balance after contact for his size. On another note, two red flags on film, when he is not involved in the play or run plays, he shows no effort and primarily lined up on the offense's left side. He potentially can be a draft sleeper and steal but will have to see how he does in the Senior Bowl and Pro Day.

Draft Projection: 5th - 7th Round

NFL Comparison: Deebo Samuel (San Francisco 49ers)

Player Bio: Caleb Farley attended Maiden High School in Hickory, NC. As a quarterback in his senior season, he rushed for 2,574 yards and 37 touchdowns and passed for 1,776 yards and 21 touchdowns. Both his total rushing yards and total touchdowns were school records. He also garnered another record by scoring eight touchdowns in two consecutive games. He would rush for 1,534 18 touchdowns in his junior year and passed for 1,831 yards and 20 touchdowns. Farley was the Southern District 7 Player of the Year and also named as All-State as a quarterback. 
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​ACCOLADES
2021 NFL Combine Invite
​2019 All-ACC First Team 

 Strengths: He has the ideal size, length, speed, and versatility of a shutdown cornerback—a physical press cover that can play in man or zone scheme coverages. He is a cerebral player who once was a quarterback and recruited as a wide receiver, has excellent recognition of the routes. He has good fluid hips that allow him to turn, plant, and break on the receiver/ball with excellent control of his body.If he gets beat off the line, he has excellent recovery speed to get back and make a play on the ball. His versatility allows him to outside or inside and will not in any compromising situations. He has excellent leaping ability and will challenge on 50/50 throws down the field. He has good strong hands that rip at the ball after possed by the receiver. Will come up for run support and make the necessary stops.
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Weaknesses: A knee injury his freshman year cause him to miss his first season. Converter to cornerback the next year and only two years removed from receiver to cornerback. Set out the entire 2020 season due to the pandemic before declaring for the 2021 NFL Draft. Still learning the position and will need to work more to clean out the rawness. He allows the receivers to find the field's soft spot converting in his area in zone coverages. Against the run, he needs to be more aggressive on tackles, not going too low under the pad level.
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Draft Projection: 1st Round - 2nd Round

NFL Comparison: Patrick Peterson (Minnesota Vikings)