Bobby Football

Navy guard Austin Benigni is electric. Really hope the Midshipmen win the Patriot League Tournament so we get to see him on the big stage

Bennett Stirtz doesn’t come off the court and he shoots without a conscience. Nobody is going to want to have to deal with the Iowa star in the NCAA Tournament

Arizona’s Genesis Smith is a coverage savant. Such a rangy and fluid mover who seems to always put himself in position to make a play on the ball.

Smith was top five in the Power 4 in forced incompletion rate among safeties this past season (26%).

Arkansas CB Julian Neal has a scary combo of length (32-inch arms) and athleticism (40-inch vert). Competitive player at the catch point who can smother WRs.

Neal was top 10 in the SEC in forced incompletions this past season (8).

Clemson’s Antonio Williams can be a QBs best friend out of the slot. Really smooth player who plays bigger than he is (5’11, 187).

Williams cleaned up his ball skills this past season, too, cutting his drop rate to just 1.8%.

Don’t sleep on Ole Miss WR De’Zhaun Stribling. Explosive player who can win after the catch and downfield. Potential Day 2 pick.

Not only did Stribling clock a 4.36 40-yard dash but he had just a 1.8% drop rate this past season.

Stephen F. Austin cornerback Charles Demmings will be one of the first FCS players drafted. His athleticism jumps off the tape, especially when he’s making INTs like this one.

Demmings held opposing QBs to a completion percentage under 50% each of the past three seasons.

Arizona’s Treydan Stukes is one of the most competitive DBs in the class, especially when attacking the football.

The former walk-on played over 2,600 snaps for the Wildcats and should compete to start at nickel immediately.

San Diego State’s Chris Johnson (bottom of screen) is such a smooth and instinctual corner. Crisp feet and fluid hips + great eyes in zone.

Johnson allowed just a 16.1 NFL QB rating when targeted this past season.

Notre Dame’s Eli Raridon is such an athletic tight end at 6’6. Just a one-year starter but can see the upside (plus, played a ton in-line).

Raridon was top 10 in the country in yards per route run among TEs this past season (2.23).

Clemson’s DeMonte Capehart (#19) is a super interesting Day 3 IDL prospect. Impressive length, power, and explosiveness.

Capehart has nearly 34-inch arms and clocked a 1.72 10-yard split at 6’5, 313lbs.

Highest unofficial #RAS (@mathbomb.bsky.social) scores from OT at the NFL Scouting Combine

1. Monroe Freeling, Georgia (9.99)
2. Blake Miller, Clemson (9.94)
3. Max Iheanachor, Arizona St (9.91)
4. Caleb Lomu, Utah (9.88)
5. Enrique Cruz Jr., Kansas (9.84)
6. Spencer Fano, Utah (9.76)

Highest unofficial #RAS (@mathbomb.bsky.social) scores from OG at the NFL Scouting Combine

1. Micah Morris, UGa (9.98)
2. Chase Bisontis, Texas A&M (9.85)
3. Jalen Farmer, UK (9.69)
4. Keylan Rutledge, Georgia Tech (9.62)
5. Emmanuel Pregnon, Oregon (9.42)
6. Logan Taylor, BC (9.29)

Highest unofficial #RAS (@mathbomb.bsky.social) scores from OC at the NFL Scouting Combine

1. Jager Burton, Kentucky (9.93)
2. Jake Slaughter, Florida (9.91)
3. Logan Jones, Iowa (9.66)
4. Brian Parker II, Duke (9.07)
5. Parker Brailsford, Alabama (8.47)
6. Sam Hecht, Kansas St (8.13)

Day 4 NFL combine standouts:

Spencer Fano, Utah
Parker Brailsford, Alabama
Max Iheanachor, ASU
Monroe Freeling, UGa
Chase Bisontis, TAMU
Gennings Dunker, Iowa
Sam Hecht, KSU
Caleb Lomu, Utah
Logan Jones, Iowa
Keylan Rutledge, Georgia Tech
Emmanuel Pregnon, Oregon
Vega Ioane, PSU

Prospects I'm most excited for at Day 4 of NFL combine:

Monroe Freeling, UGa
Sam Hecht, KSU
Max Iheanachor, ASU
Logan Jones, Iowa
Francis Mauigoa, Miami
Kadyn Proctor/Parker Brailsford, Alabama
Vega Ioane, PSU
Emmanuel Pregnon, Oregon
Logan Taylor, BC
Keylan Rutledge, GT

Highest unofficial #RAS (@mathbomb.bsky.social) scores from WR at the NFL Scouting Combine

1. Jeff Caldwell, Cinci (9.99)
2. Bryce Lance, NDSU (9.98)
3. J. Michael Sturdivant, Florida (9.96)
4. Ted Hurst, Georgia St (9.92)
5. De'Zhaun Stribling, Ole Miss (9.88)
6. Skyler Bell, UConn (9.71)

Highest unofficial #RAS (@mathbomb.bsky.social) scores from RB at the NFL Scouting Combine

1. Mike Washington Jr., Arkansas (10.0)
2. Seth McGowan, UK (9.43)
3. Adam Randall, Clemson (9.26)
4. Eli Heidenreich, Navy (9.12)
5. Jadarian Price, Notre Dame (8.14)
6. Demond Claiborne, WF (7.98)

Highest unofficial #RAS (@mathbomb.bsky.social) scores from QB at the NFL Scouting Combine

1. Taylen Green, Arkansas (9.99)
2. Cole Payton, NDSU (9.97)
3. Sawyer Robertson, Baylor (9.80)
4. Haynes King, Georgia Tech (9.56)
5. Joe Fagnano, UConn (8.86)
6. Luke Altmyer, Illinois (7.75)

Day 3 NFL combine standouts:

Skyler Bell, UConn
Bryce Lance, NDSU
Ja'Kobi Lane, USC
Jeremiyah Love, ND
Mike Washington, Ark
Germie Bernard/Ty Simpson, Alabama
Demond Claiborne, WF
Eli Heidenreich, Navy
Colbie Young, UGA
KC Concepcion, TAMU
Jeff Caldwell, Cinci
Ted Hurst, GSU

USC’s Ja’Kobi Lane is having a really impressive showing at the NFL combine. Ball skills have been popping throughout the workout. Just look at this catch

Prospects I'm most excited for at Day 3 of NFL combine:

Jeremiyah Love, ND
Mike Washington, Arkansas
Eli Heidenreich, Navy
Jeff Caldwell, Cinci
Skyler Bell, UConn
Omar Cooper, IU
KC Concepcion, TAMU
Bryce Lance, NDSU
Kendrick Law, UK
Brenen Thompson, Miss St
Kaden Wetjen, Iowa

Highest unofficial #RAS (@mathbomb.bsky.social) scores from TE at the NFL Scouting Combine

1. Sam Roush, Stanford (9.93)
2. John Michael Gyllenborg, Wyoming (9.92)
3. Eli Raridon, ND (9.81)
4. Tanner Koziol, UH (9.72)
5. Matthew Hibner, SMU (9.56)
6. Eli Stowers, Vandy (9.47)

Highest unofficial #RAS (@mathbomb.bsky.social) scores from SAF at the NFL Scouting Combine

1. Jalon Kilgore, South Carolina (9.97)
2. Xavier Nwankpa, Iowa (9.95)
3. VJ Payne, Kansas St (9.86)
4. Robert Spears-Jennings, OU (9.78)
5. Dillon Thieneman, Oregon (9.67)
6. Bud Clark, TCU (9.32)

Highest unofficial #RAS (@mathbomb.bsky.social) scores from CB at the NFL Scouting Combine

1. Charles Demmings, SFA (9.97)
2. Lorenzo Styles Jr., Ohio St (9.85)
3. Ephesians Prysock, UW (9.90)
4. Treydan Stukes, Arizona (9.88)
5. Daylen Everette, Georgia (9.82)
6. Tacario Davis, UW (9.76)

Day 2 NFL combine standouts:

Kenyon Sadiq/Dillon Thieneman, Oregon
Treydan Stukes, Arizona
Eli Stowers, Vandy
Chris Johnson, SDSU
Jalon Kilgore, SCar
VJ Payne, KSU
D'Angelo Ponds, IU
Charles Demmings, SFA
Colton Hood, Tenn
Lorenzo Styles Jr. OSU
Bud Clark, TCU
Bauer Sharp, LSU

Prospects I'm most excited for at Day 2 of NFL combine:

Dillon Thieneman/Kenyon Sadiq, Oregon
Brandon Cisse, SCar
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Toledo
D'Angelo Ponds, IU
Genesis Smith/Treydan Stukes, Arizona
Keith Abney II, ASU
Max Klare, OSU
Eli Stowers, Vandy
Marlin Klein, Michigan