Dane Brugler's NFL Draft Film Room: Kaleb Johnson, Josaiah Stewart, other Week 4 stars
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College Football Prospects Making Waves #
As the college football season progresses, several players are catching the eye of NFL scouts and analysts. Here’s a look at some standout performances from recent games:
Edge Rusher from Michigan #
A Michigan edge rusher impressed against USC, showcasing his pass-rushing skills and ability to disrupt the opponent’s game plan. His speed and understanding of pass rush depth were particularly noteworthy. Despite being slightly undersized for his position, his consistent ability to affect the pocket makes him an intriguing prospect for NFL teams.
Running Back from USC #
USC’s running back demonstrated impressive athletic cutting skills in a game against Michigan. His 100-yard performance, including a 65-yard explosive play, highlighted his lower body pliability and open-field vision. His receiving ability and run balance could make him a potential top-100 draft pick.
Iowa’s Ground Game Specialist #
Iowa’s running back is making waves as college football’s leading rusher, with 685 yards through four weeks. His performance against Minnesota, including a 206-yard game, showcased his ability to read blocks and attack the second level at full speed. His decisiveness and processing skills have led to numerous chunk plays.
Tennessee’s Defensive Tackle #
A transfer to Tennessee’s defensive line is impressing with his combination of size and athleticism. At over 300 pounds with long arms, he moves with surprising quickness for his size. His ability to create pressure could make him a valuable three-technique tackle at the NFL level.
Ohio State’s Left Tackle #
Ohio State’s left tackle continues to impress, particularly in the run game. His coordination and ability to engage and drive defenders out of plays have been notable. As part of a strong left side of the offensive line, he’s attracting attention from NFL scouts and could be a Day 2 draft pick.
Ole Miss Wide Receiver #
An Ole Miss wide receiver had a career-best performance with 11 receptions for 225 yards and two touchdowns. His ability to win contested catches and maintain focus through contact stood out. With his size, speed, and catch-point skills, he’s making a case to be one of the top senior receivers in the upcoming draft.
As the season progresses, these players will face tougher competition, providing more opportunities to showcase their skills and solidify their draft positions.