1. Robinson, Bijan*
Texas 6000 222
Three year starter from Tuscon, AZ. 2021 first team All-Big 12. Ideal blend of functional bulk that can break tackles and push piles along with the agility and looseness below the hips to shake defenders and maneuver traffic untouched. Feels the defense in his blood, showing the necessary vision to anticipate future lanes and creases. Gets through initial contact with full balance. Very few defenders stand a chance against him in space one on one. Has developed versatile capabilities in the passing game. Gets to the ball away from his body, will make the spectacular grab. Home Run hitting capabilities every time he touches the ball. Will need to become more consistent with ball security habits and positioning in addition to pass blocking beyond initial contact.
2. Gibbs, Jahmyr*
Alabama 5110 200
Two year starter from Dalton, GA. In his first season at Alabama after two at Georgia Tech. First Team All ACC and Second Team All American in 2021 as an all purpose player. Versatility is his game. Elite route runner out of the backfield with great tempo and feel for coverage. Shows late, strong hands as a receiver that rarely lets one hit the turf. Seamless transition from reception to burst upfield. Has a predetermined for when he reaches space with the ball but fully capable stamping his foot into the ground and exploding in a different direction. A floater in the open field with the kind of speed that will not be caught from behind. Quiet, smooth acceleration. Does not create enough after contact and will too often get taken down by a lone tackler.
3. Evans, Zach
Mississippi 6000 215
Three year starter from Houston, TX. Spent two years at TCU before transferring to Mississippi prior to the 2022 season. Cited the desire to play on a bigger stage when it came to the decision to join the SEC from the Big 12. A competitive, hungry runner but plays with slow and steady eyes. Shows excellent tempo with the ball. Ideal blend of patience and aggression. Times his breaks well and can reach his top speed in a blink. Elite lateral mover with looseness below the waist and impressive, balanced footwork. Constantly makes the first guy miss. Increases his speed based on who is chasing him. Shows gamer-tendencies and rises to the occasion against his toughest opponents. Needs to show better ball security and tighten up his grip and his skill set as a receiver is unknown, as the looks have not been there yet.
4. Achane, Devon*
Texas A&M 5090 185
One year starter from Missouri City, TX. Maybe the fastest player in college football. An accomplished track star that plays with the caliber of burst and speed that can change an offense instantly. Constantly on the brink of the big play. Will not be caught from behind by anyone. Plays bigger and tougher than the size and frame would indicate. Both an experienced and accomplished runner inside that will lower his shoulder, break tackles, dust off the jersey, and do it again. Wide receiver-caliber route runner that can give a creative offensive coordinator and play designer a myriad of options. Can make the over the shoulder catch. Shows a natural feel for angles and spacing once he gets through traffic. Needs to refine himself as a blocker. Power will not be there but his technique and effort have room for growth. Lack of meat and bulk will limit his ability to fall forward and push piles.
5. McIntosh, Kenny
Georgia 5117 207
One year starter from Fort Lauderdale, FL. Had to patiently wait his turn as he played behind a trio of pro running backs in D’Andre Swift, James Cook, and Zamir White. Still sharing carries with other likely future pros. Physical and hard-nosed runner that delivers a violent blow to defenders at all levels. Hits the hole with bad intentions and keeps the aggression switch turned on. Outstanding pass catcher that will not let the ball hit the turf if he can get his hands on it. Will contribute on third down as a quality pass blocker as well. Every down factor that can stay on the field no matter the situation. Does not show enough looseness in his lower half to shake defenders in the open field. Lacks juice and runaway speed.
6. Corum, Blake*
Michigan 5080 200
7. Charbonnet, Zach
UCLA 6004 224
8. Abanikanda, Israel*
Pittsburgh 5110 215
9. Bigsby, Tank*
Auburn 6000 215
10. Vaughn, Deuce*
Kansas State 5060 175
11. Ibrahim, Mohamed
Minnesota 5090 210
12. Gray, Eric
Oklahoma 5100 214
13. Tucker, Sean*
Syracuse 5100 209
14. Chase Brown
Illinois 5093 211
15. Rodriguez, Chris
Kentucky 5114 229
16. Dye, Travis
USC 5096 205
17. Johnson, Roschon
Texas 6005 219
18. Emery, John
LSU 5105 218
19. Peoples, Camerun
Appalachian State 6020 224
20. Mellusi, Chez
Wisconsin 5107 212
21. Thomas, Tavion
Utah 6020 241
22. Shivers, Shaun
Indiana 5050 186
23. Thompson, SaRodorick
Texas Tech 5110 214
24. Swen, Titus
Wyoming 5104 209
25. Nichols lll, Lew
Central Michigan 5092 215
26. McBride, DeWayne
UAB 5110 215
27. Prince, Deneric
Tulsa 6000 219
28. Smith, Chris
Louisiana 5092 197
29. Evans, Samson
Eastern Michigan 6000 219
30. Tyler, Sean
Western Michigan 5083 180
31. Mims, Jordan
Fresno State 5106 209
32. Watson, Nakia
Washington State 6000 223
33. Peat, Nathaniel
Missouri 5083 196
34. Thompkins, Jamar
Valdosta State 5096 202
*Denotes Underclassman