Miami: 

Taken From 2021 Player Ratings:

#1 D'Eriq King- 5-11, 202, QB, Gr-Tr- Short and small QB. He has to show he can play with the big boys. He has been doing it this season. He is a Doug Flutie like dude. Magic with his feet. If he can beat Clemson, that would go a long way in showing me he has a chance in the NFL. But almost the entire class of Sub-6-foot QBs could not play in the NFL. 

2020 (Redshirt Senior): Named one of four team captains prior to season…Made first start of Miami Hurricanes career in season opener against UAB (Sept. 10), totaling 144 passing yards and 83 rushing yards in win…Finished 16-for-24 with one passing touchdown and scored one rushing touchdown on 12-yard run…Extended own FBS record with at least one rushing score and one passing score to 16 straight games…Had long pass of 25 yards and long rush of 31 yards…Delivered dominant effort in road win over top-20 Louisville (Sept. 19), throwing for 325 yards on 18-for-30 passing with three touchdown passes…FBS record of 16 straight games with at least one rushing TD and one passing TD came to an end versus Cardinals…Named ACC Quarterback of the Week, Maxwell Award Player of the Week, Manning Award Star of the Week, Davey O’Brien “Great 8” and Earl Campbell Award Player of the Week for performance versus Louisville…Repeated as ACC Quarterback of the Week in romp of rival Florida State (Sept. 26), throwing for 267 yards on 29-for-40 passing with two touchdowns…Added game-high 65 rushing yards on just eight carries in win over Seminoles. 

40. *Brevin Jordan- H-Back, Miami, 6-3, 235, #9- Nice release. Fast into his pattern and fast in pattern. Light for a tight end, but he will get bigger and should be over 240-pounds this season. Great athlete. He has heavy hands. You can see the impact that knocks D-ends off balance. You can see the impact on the body when he shoves the LB. He can develop into a top blocker as well. Read More.  

#3 Mike Harley- 5-11, 170,  WR,- 

2020 (Senior): Started season opener against UAB (Sept. 10) and hauled in three passes for 27 yards in win…Started and had two catches totaling 30 yards in road win against top-20 Louisville (Sept. 19)…Led all players and tied career mark with seven receptions in win over Florida State (Sept. 26)…Finished with 53 receiving yards in win against Seminoles.

#62 Jarrid Williams- 6-6. 308, ORT, Gr-Tr- Transferred from Houston, 

Miami Defense:

3. $**Gregory Rousseau- Edge, Miami, 6-7, 265, Rs-Soph, #15- What a season he had last year. He was right up there in stats with Chase Young. Fast. Smooth, but fast. Nice long arms. Can use speed to power. Long tall and thin. Likes to eye down the QB. Strong. Doesn’t need to win leverage war to win. Rarely gets pushed back. Freakish base and power... Read More.

27. Quincy Roche- Edge. Miami, 6-3, 245, #2 (At Miami)- Roche transferred to Miami this past off season. He was one of the most productive Edgerushers in the FBS last season with 13 Sacks. He is a little undersized and would do well to add 10-pounds of muscle  in his drive down to Miami this off season. I’d like to see him over 250 to play in the NFL. Read More.  

#96 Jonathan Ford- 6-5, 318, DT, SR- 
2019 (Junior): Started all 13 games on interior of defensive line…Totaled 18 tackles (seven solo) with 3.5 tackles for loss and 3.0 sacks…Added one PBU and one forced fumble.

#53 Zach McCloud- 6-2, 235. Rs-Sr- 

2019 (Senior): Saw action in four games and made one start…Totaled nine tackles (six solo) and one PBU…Played in season opener vs. Florida (Aug. 24) and finished with two solo tackles…Saw action at North Carolina (Sept. 7)…Had two tackles in home opener versus Bethune-Cookman (Sept. 14)…Made first start of season in win at Pittsburgh (Oct. 26), finishing with five tackles, 0.5 TFLs and one PBU.

Clemson: 

Taken From 2021 Player Ratings:

37. Xavier Thomas- OLB, Clemson, 6-2, 265- He is a fast OLB in their 3-4 System. He loves to hit the QB. Loves to tackle through him and knock him five yards sideways. They set him up outside to go unblocked. He needs to be schemed for a little. Doesn’t always take on blockers well. Read More.

137. Jordan Williams- DL, Clemson, RS Jr, 6-4, 310 #59- Entered 2020 having recorded 44 career tackles (8.5 for loss), 4.0 sacks, two pass breakups and a forced fumble in 444 snaps over 27 games. Read More.  

1. *Trevor Lawrence- 6-6, 220, QB, #18- One of the best decision makers I have seen. He can make all the throws and makes plays when it matters the most. Nothing rattles him in the pocket, until the LSU Champ Game. He is so good at bouncing off a hit, then completing the pass. Reads the Safety like a Pro. He is as tough as any QB in college football  Read More.

5. *Jackson Carman- OLT, Clemson, 6-5, 335, #79- He is a guy who is going to rise in this Draft. Another monstrosity who reminds me of Trent Brown. Knows how to use his hands and feet together. Lines up in a two-point stance on every play.

Sudden first step back. Goes up first in pass pro. I’d like to see him go back first and stay low. Big and powerful. Once he gets his hands in the rusher shirt he is done. Near impossible to bull him back. Smooth kickslide. Read More.

20. Travis Etienne- RB, Clemson, 5-10, 210, #9- He is listed as 5-pounds lighter this season. One of my favorite players from last season. He really took a step up in speed, power, and acceleration. Improved in the passing game as well. Fastest RB in this Draft. Rare speed that destroys defenses. Read More.

23. *Justyn Ross- WR, Clemson, 6-4, 205, #8- Smooth and fast. Outstanding size. He can bully CBs. Big hands. Great wingspan. Big physical target for a QB. He can make the tough catch. At his best soaring high with the greatest of ease to snag it over the puny CB. Expert at swatting off the Press CB. Classic West Coast WR. Reminds me of Terrell Owens on the field. Read More.

#3 Amari Rodgers- 5-10, 210, Wr- 

Earned starting roles at receiver and punt returner in 2018 and contributed in those roles in 2019 after a remarkable comeback from injury … entered 2020 with 104 career receptions for 1,124 yards with eight receiving touchdowns in addition to six career rushing attempts for 46 yards and a touchdown in 43 games (25 starts) … also entered 2020 with 59 career punt returns for 465 yards (7.9 avg.) including a punt return touchdown … is one of only five Clemson players since 2000 to record touchdowns by rush, reception and punt return in a career.

#17 Cornell Powell- 6', 210, Rs-Sr-

Entered 2020 with 40 career receptions for 329 yards and three touchdowns over 577 career snaps in 42 games … also posted seven kickoff returns for 182 yards prior to the 2020 campaign.
2020: Caught two passes for 15 yards at Wake Forest … gained 25 yards on two catches vs. The Citadel … caught two passes for five yards vs. Virginia.
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Alabama: 

Taken From 2021 Player Ratings:

9. *Patrick Surtain II- CB Alabama, 6-2, 203, #2- He is my 9th rated player in the 2021 NFL Draft Preview: Long tall CB with great smarts and instincts. He doesn’t give up much. I mean, WRs can struggle to just get off the line. He doesn’t give up anything. Knows how to cut off the WR. Knows how to trap him on the line: Read More.

25. x-LaBryan Ray- DT/DE, Alabama, 6-5, 292, #89- Big D-end who you cannot run at. Quicker and more agile than a guy his size should be. Super athletic and twitchy. He can get cut blocked to the ground, power up instantly and hit the RB. Great eye discipline, he had a Sack against Mississippi State on a Flea-Flicker: Read More.

52. *Josh Jobe- CB, Alabama, 6-1, 192, #28- Young. He has some snap in his hips. Plays the man not the ball. When he gets his hand on the WR first he wins. Best in Press. Twitchy. Tall. Aggressive. Good hitter. Not afraid of the physical stuff. He plays Off. Good job holding his position infront of the WR. Primarily a special teamer last season: Read More.

67. **Christian Barmore- DL, RS-Soph, Alabama, 6-5, 310, #58- When he gets the QB in his sights, he smacks him down. Big huge dude who devastates QBs when he tackles them. He looks bigger than his listed weight. Remarkable size, speed, strength combo, with terrific football skills, instincts and smarts: Read More.

82. *Dylan Moses- 6-3, 235, ILB, Alabama, #32- He did not play in 2020. I had him rated at 82 in 2019 and 92 in 2020: I’m not his biggest fan. I was not a big fan of Mack Wilson, who I though was slow to the hole. He needs to have more impact plays this season. He played OLB in Even fronts sometimes and in odd fronts at ILB. He led Alabama last season (2018) with 86 tackles: Read More.  

#40 Joshua McMillon- LB, 6-3, 240, Gr-

10. Alex Leatherwood- OLT, Alabama, 6-6, 312, #70- He has very long arms, and plays at arm’s length very well. He was the best Left Tackle in the SEC. He faced the best and fastest rushers in the SEC and he only gave up 2 Sacks and 3 hurries last season! Read More.

14. DeVonta Smith- WR, Alabama, 6-1, 175, #6- He reminds me of Antonio Brown. Only hopefully without the chaos. He has become a star. On a team with some elite WRs, he has taken over as maybe the best. He has shown a knack for catching TDs in the past two weeks: Ole Miss and A&M. Phenomenal speed in pattern. Read More.

28. Jaylen Waddle- WR Alabama, 5-10, 182, #17- Like Donta Smith, when he got on the field he dominated. He is a smaller, probably a Slot WR, in the NFL. When he gets the ball in his hands he is dynamic. He is field fast in the SEC. He could get lost in the shuffle in the Draft next year. But he can play. Read More.

34. *Najee Harris- 6-2, 230, RB, Alabama, #22- He is a serious 1st Round talent who still has a lot of tread on his tires, because of the Alabama system of having three or four top RB recruits on the team every season. I’d take him in the 1st, but he is most likely to drift into the 2nd Round because of position. I like him more than Josh Jacobs. But, Harris will end up with a lot more career carries at Alabama than Jacobs. Read More.

48. Deonte Brown- ORG, Alabama, Rs-Sr, 6-4, 350, #65- Plays with good knee bend. Quick and balanced in pass pro. When he plays with his hands up you can’t beat him in pass pro. Good zone blocker. Smooth moving laterally with one arm holding off the DT. Teams refuse to rush his lane, which is saying something when you look at their O-line last season.  

#4 Brian Robison- 6-1, 228, RB,- Still has a lot of tread on his tires.

Senior (2020): The Crimson Tide’s power back who also has the ability to catch passes out of the backfield ... pairs with Najee Harris to give Alabama one of the top running back duos in the country. Missouri: Carried four times for 18 yards with a long gain of 19 ... added one catch for no gain against the Tigers. Texas A&M: Led all Tide backs with 60 yards rushing on his 10 carries ... converted four first downs with a long gain of 16..

#69 Landon Dickerson- 6-6, 325, OC, Rs-Sr- 

Senior (2020): In his second year as the Crimson Tide’s starting center after arriving in Tuscaloosa last year as a graduate transfer from Florida State … a veteran of 15 starts at Alabama, including 11 at center … makes all of the calls for a Crimson Tide offensive line that blocks for the nation’s No. 3 scoring offense (45.0 ppg), No. 3 pass efficiency offense (208.12) and No. 5 passing offense (369.0). 

#86 Carl Tucker- 6-2, 248, TE Gr-Tr- Terrific blocker on the edge sealing the DE outside. 

Senior (2020): Veteran tight end who graduated from North Carolina before joining the Crimson Tide this fall ... played in 38 games for the Tar Heels ... selected to the John Mackey Award Watch List prior to the 2020 season. Missouri: Got the start in his first game at Alabama ... helped provide blocks for the Tide ground game. Texas A&M: Started for a second consecutive week but did not record any stats.

#87 Forristall Miller- 6-5, 244, TE, - Great jump going up and snagging the pass high and outside. 

Senior (2020): Veteran leader in his position group and in the locker room ... played in 44 career games with 13 starts to his name ... named to the Wuerffel Trophy Watch List. Missouri: Made the start at tight end ... hauled in one pass for a career-long 34-yard gain. Texas A&M: Registered two catches for 23 yards against the Aggies.

MIssissippi: 

Taken From 2021 Player Ratings:

#72 Royce Newman- 6-6, 310, ORT, Rs-Sr- 

=2019 (REDSHIRT JUNIOR): Started all 12 games at left guard ... Allowed just one sack in 416 pass blocks ... Graded above 80 percent in pass blocking in four games.

#84 Kenny Yeboah- 6-4, 240, TE, Gr-Tr- Transferred from Temple. 

#11 Dontario Drummond- 6', 215, Ss-Tr- 

2019 (JUNIOR): Appeared in all 12 games at wide receiver, with nine starts ... Was third on the team with 13 catches for 188 yards in his first year season on campus .... at Memphis (8/31/19): Recorded one solo tackle in first Rebel start.

#22 Tariqious Tisdale- 6-5, 295, DE Se-Tr- 
#89 Ryder Anderson- 6-6, 275, DT, SR- 
#13 Sam Williams- 6-4. 265, OLB, Sr-Tr- 
#0 Lakia Henry- 5-11, 236, SR/TR- 

2019 (JUNIOR): Started every game at inside linebacker for the Rebels ... Led the team in total tackles with 88 ... Tallied 3.5 tackles for loss and one sack ... at Memphis (8/31/19): Tied for team lead with seven solo tackles in first career Rebel start.
#38 Jaylon Jones- 5-11, 195, Rs-Sr- 

2019 (REDSHIRT JUNIOR): Appeared in 10 games, with four starts at cornerback ... Finished the season with 33 total tackles, including 29 solo stops ... Tallied five pass breakups and four tackles for loss.
#5 Jon Haynes- 5-11, 205, Sr-Tr- 

2019 (JUNIOR): Started 10 games at strong safety ... Appeared in 11 total contests ... Finished fourth on the team with 55 total tackles ... Tallied one interception on the season.

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