Player Profile: ​James Gilbert prepped at Arsenal Tech High School in Indianapolis, IN. At Arsenal Tech High, he set a career and school record after rushing for 4,817 yards. He earned the 2014 Indianapolis Public Schools Player of the Year, All-State and three-time All-City honors. 

Strengths: He is an excellent solid runner that has elusiveness to his game. He can find the open run lanes and able to put his foot in the ground and explode through it. He gets yards after contact by lowering his shoulder and bouncing off the tackler. He is a good change-of-pace back to keep defenses on their toes.

Weaknesses: He did not have a good rushing season, his senior yard only rushing for nearly 800 yards. He had limited catches out the backfield, which will be a downfall for him attending camp. He will have to fight hard as a special team participant to make the squad as a running back.

Draft Grade: N/A

Draft Projection: UDFA

NFL Comparison: Alexander Mattison

Player Bio: ​Dayan Ghanwoloku attended Northridge High School in Layton, UT. In his senior year playing running back, he averaged about 165 yards per game. He would be named Salt Lake Tribune 5A All-State Second Team, Deseret News 5A All-State First Team, and Deseret News 5A Region 1 All-Region Co-Offensive MVP. Ghanwoloku also was a shutdown corner that year, allowing only four completed passes, and he also blocked eight field goal attempts. Ghanwoloku moved from Liberia to escape the bloody Liberian War.

Strengths: He has enormous speed, which allows him to run all over the field. A versatile player as he can play at either the corner or the safety position. He is a big hitter whose intentions are to separate the ball from the receiver body. He also excelled on special teams at the gunner position. 

Weaknesses: He does not have very fluid hips that allow him to change direction abruptly. He does not play well in space and needs to avoid contact from blockers. He will take poor angles toward the ball carrier despite getting to the play. He cannot depend on continuing to run through the receivers after the catch at the next level. These hits will result in penalties against defenseless receivers or self-inflicted injuries to himself.

Draft Grade: N/A

Draft Projection: UDFA

NFL Comparison: Tony Brown

Player Bio: Chrisitan Rozeboom attended Sioux Center High School in Sioux Center, IA. In his senior year, he rushed for 1,422 yards on offense, and the defensive side he recorded 58 tackles (12 tackles for loss) and three sacks. He would be a three-time All-District Honoree, Sports Spotlight Class 2A Defensive Player of the Year, Iowa Newspaper Association, Des Moines Register, and Sioux City Journal honors. 

Strengths: He is undoubtedly a tackling machine with over 475 tackles in his collegiate career. He flies all over the field to make plays with great instincts. He has effective recognition of run versus the pass and plays against them both well. He is a three-down linebacker who also assembled with good pass coverage.

Weaknesses: His level of competition will raise eyebrows; however, he played against two dominant FCS schools. He does not have an explosion of his first steps but makes up well in closing. He does not have good lateral speed and has tightness in the hips. 

Draft Grade: N/A

Draft Projection:  UDFA

NFL Comparison: Nathan Gerry

Player Bio: ​Jordan Love attended Long Beach Poly High School in Long Beach, CA. In his senior year, he threw for 3,199 yards and 41 touchdowns, and he also included with six rushing touchdowns. He would be named the CalHiSports.com All-State and All-Pac5 Division First-Team and the Moore League Co-Player of the Year. 

Strengths: He is a perfect cerebral player that can work through his progressions and read the defense coverages. He will operate in the pocket to avoid pass rusher to throw the ball to the spots need for the receivers. He has a rapid release to compliment to place the ball in the tightest windows. He is very capable of making his throughs while on the run with accuracy. He can place the ball with variations of velocity on the ball. He is money on the intermediate throws across the middle of the field.

Weaknesses: Despite having good accuracy and high velocity, he does not have a big arm. His deep ball consistently is underthrown, allowing the receiver to slow down to adjust and the defender to make a play on the ball or make the tackle. He was just a one-year starter and the level of competition spark interest in his translation to the next level. He is not very swift with his feet, and concerns will be can he move enough to avoid sacks.​

Draft Grade: N/A

Draft Projection: UDFA
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NFL Comparison: Kyle Allen

Player Bio: Cohl Cabral attended Los Osos High School in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. He received an invite and played in the Under Armour All-American Game as a member of Team Highlight. He earned Second Team All-State honors from USA Today and named to The Daily Bulletin and the San Bernardino Sun’s All-Area First Team.

Strengths: He is another one of those cerebral players with a high football IQ that control the offensive line calls against the defensive fronts. He has a great deal of versatility to play all positions on the offensive line. He has long arms to help create run lanes in the run game when he locks on the rusher. He uses his feet and stance to generate leverage against the defender. As a pass blocker, he has great recognition of pocket pressure and has minimized his kick step from that of an offensive tackle. 

Weaknesses: He injured his hamstring during the 2020 NFL Combine that also hindered is pro-day, which cause his stock to plummet. He will need to add more strength to his frame to battle against the more robust bull-rushing defensive tackles at the point of attack on the interior line. He relies too much on his upper body for leverage and will need to bend more not to get thrown aside at the next level. ​

Draft Grade: 5.87

Draft Projection: UDFA

NFL Comparison: ​Rodney Hudson

Player Bio: ​Xavier Jones played at Spring High School in Spring, Tx. In his senior year, he rushed for 2,449 yards and 29 touchdowns and caught 36 passes for 423 yards with two touchdowns. He would be named District 15-6A Offensive MVP, and All-District First-Team

Strengths: He is one of the most elusive and shiftiness running back, who has an excellent vision that allows him to follow his block. A great patience runner that allows his blocks to develop before blasting through the open gaps. He has a north to south run style but will get east to west in a heartbeat before redirecting himself back on route. To add to his craft, he is a powerful runner that can run through attempted arm tackles. He is a very productive receiver out of the backfield, where he is dangerous in the screen game. He is a reliable pass protector who can buy the quarterback some time under duress.
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Weaknesses: He does not possess the high speed to accommodate his shifty and elusiveness. Oddly enough, with his moves, it appears he loses burst when changing direction. He will get himself in trouble while he tries to cut back against the grade looking to get out of danger.

Draft Grade: 5.46

Draft Projection: UDFA

NFL Comparison: Devonta Freeman

Player Bio: J.J. Koski attended San Ramon Valley High School in Danville, CA. In his senior year, Koski caught 56 passes for 881 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior, All-East Bay Athletic League First-Team, All-East Bay (Alameda and Contra Costa counties) and All-CIF-North Coast Section honors. Koski also was named second-team All-NorCal wide receiver, fourth-team all-state by Cal-Hi Sports, and was team captain and team MVP. In his junior year, he caught 64 passes for 1,003 yards and seven scores, earning first-team All-East Bay Athletic League honors. For his entire career, Koski caught 161 passes for 2,589 yards and 30 touchdowns. Koskie also excelled as a track sprinter where he ran the 100 meters in 10.9 seconds and the 200 meters in 22.0 seconds flat. 

Strengths: He has good deceptive speed, which allows him to run challenging pass routes. He posses long arms, and a pair of soft hands that are very reliable for making amazing catches throughout his career. He grabs the ball generally with his hands after running creative routes that displays his tangible catching skill. He runs creative routes with quick feet that shows one route but breaks into an entirely different one to deceive the defensive back. He has a significant concentration that gives him the ability to catch the most difficult passes. Displays excellent skills in working back to the quarterback when in duress. He has shown excellent return skills on special teams.

Weaknesses: He lacks the deep burst despite him able to get open deep down the field. He does not have that explosion off the line of scrimmage and harassment by more reliable press cornerbacks he will struggle. He runs a limited route tree and needs to expand his routes.

Draft Grade: N/A

Draft Projection: UDFA

NFL Comparison: Nelson Spruce

Player Bio: ​Bryce Perkins attended Chandler High School in Chandler, AZ. In his senior year, he passed for 3,001 yards and 46 touchdowns and only six interceptions and rushed for 697 yards with five rushing touchdowns in 2014 to help lead the Wolves to the state championship in 2014. In the championship game, Perkins passed for 138 yards and a touchdown, and ran for 78 yards and scored two touchdowns. in the 2014 Division I state championship game. Perkins ended his career passing for 5,332 career yards with 70 touchdowns, rushed for 1,609 career yards and scored 26 touchdowns.  He would attend Arizona St University in his freshman year to suffer two vertebrae in the neck. He would transfer to enroll at Arizona Western Community College before transferring to Virginia. Perking father Don Perkins played for the Dallas Cowboys, and his older brother Paul Perkins played for the New York Giants and is currently a free agent. 

Strengths: He has excellent speed, strength, and unbelievable athletic with a twitch for a quarterback. He is a legitimate double-threat quarterback that has excellent mobility that will allow him to beat the defenses with both his arms and legs. He is very elusive as a pocket passer with insane escapability. He has a strong arm and a quick release that can make big plays. 

Weaknesses: He does not fit as a drop back passer even though he makes incredible throws from the pocket. It appears that he feels run first and pass second with a bit uncomfortable. He sits flat-footed in the pocket while going through his progression. He tends to be slow with the progression and takes off running. He played in an RPO offense and will be more suitable for that style of play. Defenses forces him left when he more viable of trying to force passes and throwing interceptions. Needs to work on deep ball, leave too much air underneath and allows the backside safety to make a play;

Draft Grade: 5.50

Draft Projection: UDFA

NFL Comparison: Robert Griffin III

Player Bio: ​Levonta Taylor attended Ocean Lakes High School in Virginia Beach, Va. In his senior year, he recorded 51 tackles, four interceptions, and ten forced turnover. He received an invite to 2016 Under Armour All-America Game as a member of Team Highlight, named to the All-USA First Team Defense as a senior by USA Today, member of Scout’s 2016 All-American defense, invited to ‘The Opening,’ an all-star summer prospect camp held on the Nike Campus.

SCHOOL:  FLORIDA ST                              |                    CONFERENCE:  ACC
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HEIGHT/WEIGHT:  5-1O / 190         ARMS: 32 1/4"          HANDS: 9 1/4”       PROJECTED 40-TIME: 4.45         
 
PRO-DAY RESULTS
BENCH    |    40 YD DASH    |    VERTICAL JUMP    |    BROAD JUMP    |    3 CONE DRILL    |    20 YD SHUTTLE    |    60 YD SHUTTLE
​   N/A      |         4.34            |             N/A              |            101”           |            6.54            |            4.18               |             N/A

Strengths: He has tremendous speed that will allow running with most receivers and side-line to side-line. He produces an excellent ability to react to the ball. He uses good footwork allowing his agility to get from Point-A to Point-B. A very twitchy player who will also come downhill and unload. He has the prototypical size for a slot cornerback at the next level.
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Weaknesses: He never was able to reach his ceiling while at Florida St. Slowed down by an injured knee and a back injury; his potential landed him into a reserve position. It appeared Florida State was hiding him by not allowing him to play against the opposition best receivers. He has some questionable hands in which he could easily correct.​

Draft Grade: 5.45

Draft Projection: UDFA

NFL Comparison: Tony Brown