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This is a big class we are losing with 20 seniors, 3 early to NFL and then 3 more to the portal. Overall for the amount of people we don't see any super major devastating losses. We lost a lot of bodies at OL and DB so those will be the biggest changes from the roster side of things.


Major Loss


OG Frank Henderson (91)
A well rounded OG that was just here for 1 year coming over from Iowa. He had 99 pass block, 93 run block with gold pocket shield. He makes the major loss because we don't have a lot of proven OG's on the roster that can automatically pick up where he was. We likely will have to do position changes or maybe grab a 4* in the portal.

DT James Saubert (88)
A home-grown player with 24.5 career sacks might be enough to get him the record books we will have to check. He wasn't flashy, but was consistent 5.5-7 sacks each of his 4 years. He also gets bonus points being from a tiny near Hazzard called Greenback TN. He had 92 strength,92 block shed, 89 power move with platinum take down.

DE Grant Redmond (95)
We signed this UGA transfer in the portal as a true freshman so he still played 4 years for us. One of the most talented DL we have ever had and that's why he was a 1st round pick. He had 95 power move, 98 strength, mid 80s speed. 86 block shed, 96 tackle, 96 pursuit with platinum grip breaker and take down and gold pock disruptor.

CB Cade Hassenauer (95, leaves early)
He will likely go down as the best CB in school history once we get that list updated. The 1st round NFL pick a 3-year starter with 218 tackles, 19 TFL, 6 INT, 34 PBU. He made some clutch plays for us including some in the title game. He had 3 platinum abilities blanket coverage, lay out and quick jump mixed with 96 speed, 98 play rec, 88 zone, 96-man, 99 change of direction

CB Dylan Toney (92, leaves early )
We had a chance to talk him back, but unfortunately, we couldn't so he leaves early for the NFL. He was 6'2 with 94 speed, 96 zone, 97 awareness with just 79 man. He also had gold jammer which is odd as he wasn't good with man coverage. He put up a lot of stats including 92 tackles this past year. He finishes his career with 150 tackles, 13 TFL, 1 sack, 3 INT, 20 PBU

SS Alfonso Grymes (94)
A 3-year starter that looking back we shouldn't have redshirted as we were lucky to get him back for this year. Another player that's likely the best S we have ever had. He had 294 tackles, 34 TFL, 1 sack, 2 INT, 24 PBU. He had 93 pursuit, 91 speed, 91 zone, 94 man, 94 play rec with platinum blow up and gold knockout. So a pretty well rounded type of player.

Mild Loss


QB Rafael Cesario (94)
The career TD holder might seem wrong not being on the major list. He was the backup this year after losing his job to a true freshman. He ends with 68%, 4,467 yards, 52:27. A pocket passer with 2 platinum accuracy abilities so deadly accurate as a pocket passer type still with 85 speed enough plays to make a few plays with his legs

HB Jason Kugbila (92)
He came over from Oregon as a WR and now can add a 1,00 yard rushing season and 11 TD's to his NFL resume. If we didn't have so much depth at HB he easily could have put up more stats. He had 96 speed, 97 accel, 99 change of direction, 92 break tackle and platinum shifty. The only reason he isn't on the higher list is all the depth we have coming back at the position

HB Tye Stewart (94)
A 1-year player coming over from Army had 602 yards and 4 TD and was also the main KR/PR. He had 99 speed, 99 accel, 98 agility, but he was a backfield threat so didn't have the speed abilities to go with it.

WR Ron Van Dyke (89)
In our offense is never going to put up big stats, but did have 7 TD's and 45 catches. A perfect scheme fit for us at 6'3 with 73 run blocking. Was a 2 year starter

OT Gideon Cox (89)
A 2-year starter after coming over from Arkansas. He had platinum outside and option shield as well as gold inside shield. When you add in 93 strength and 95 run blocking you have someone that will be missed.

OG Devin Sams (86)
Even though he was mostly a career backup he was capable of starting. He had gold inside shield, silver ground N pound with 85 run blocking. A solid career for a 3* with normal dev and limited upside.

OG Deonte Hester (89)
Another mostly career backup type, but with a high overall was capable of starting. He had 88 run block, 95 run power and 98 strength just only 1 silver strong grip ability.

DT Bryce Michaud (86)
A huge sack in the championship game cements his legacy. He came over from TN so was here 2 years and had 5 of his 6 career sacks for us this year. He was more of a run stopper with 82 block shed, 91 strength and not much pass rushing skills

DT Brian O'Reilly (89)
He was just here 1 year, and it was a disappointing one with just 0.5 sacks after getting 9.5 at Cal. It wasn't for lack of ability he just got beat out by others. He had 82 block shed, 86 speed, 89 accel with mid 80s in both moves

CB Josh Quaccia (94)
Made the most of his 1 year here and helped a pass defense that turned it on down the stretch. He had 54 tackles, 3 PBU and 1 INT as the nickel CB. Despite a 94 rating nothing super flash with his game just 1 ability and it was gold jammer. He was 6'1 with 92 speed, 94 zone, 93 awareness

CB Nick Ball (89)
He was never a full-time starter, but played a good amount the last 2 years. He had 84 tackles with 2 career interceptions. He had platinum blanket coverage, 99 man, 97 zone and also played some safety for us

Little / No Impact


OG Fred Linder (87)

DT Walter Pugh (82)

MLB Shaq West (86, portal)

MLB R.J Mccown (86, portal)

MLB Jimmy Tutt (81)

CB George Childress (87, portal)

FS Craig Peters (84)

SS Tyronne Carter (85)

P Jay Stepanovich (91)

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Grats on the Natty

you know you've arrived when losing high 80s players is not a significant loss
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5 Biggest Portal Additions

We are going to do things a bit different and only talk about the biggest names we brought in from the portal class

QB Jamerson Rawls - So (83)
Vernon Sledge decided to leave us after fall camp as we had the deepest QB room in school history. The 2 true freshman despite being 3* are 83/84 overall with coaching boosts and one of them even star development. Jamerson was a 4* QB and one of the few we wanted as we could potentially get him for 3 years. He comes over from Oklahoma with star dev and definitely looks like a starter as a dual threat. His accuracy could use some help just low 80's in that. However he has one of the strongest arms in the country at 98. Then he can make plays with his feet which is key in this offense. He has 87 speed, 92 accel, 95 agility, 95 change of direction. We somehow have to keep all 3 backup QB's happy with playing time while our biggest ever QB recruit in school history who is starting. His arrival allows us to rest our starter and not miss a beat on offense and not have to play a true freshman as the #2.

HB Harvey Hubbard - So 89
We are redshirting 2 HB's giving us only 6 on most game days. We think Hubbard is going to be special after being the 8th ranked player in the portal class with his elite development. A 217-pound elusive bruiser from Nebraska had 828 yards and 10 TD. He has the speed at 96 with 97 accel,95 agility and platinum shifty. He also has the power 87 break tackle, 85 trucking with silver downhill and bronze headfirst. He has 97 toughness so if he can hold up wear and tear he could be our first ever Heisman winner. As a redshirt sophomore graded at 89 we likely get him for one more year after this, but no guarantee. A mix of power and speed he will fill the power back role for us which is mostly I-formation

WR Demarcus Handy - Sr (94)
We could have also picked Titus Kiernan a top 10 player in the portal class. Titus has a 93 grade with platinum cutter and 95 speed. However the 6'2 physical route runner has won the #2 job over him. He has 95 speed, 99 agility, 99 catch in traffic 90's for route running. He also has 5 abilities including platinum sure hands. This is easily the best group of pass catchers we have ever had and we have 9 WRs on the roster. Demarcus comes over from Oklahoma with 1,2000 yards and 14 TD the past 2 years. With now 3 WR that will be drafted early the WR that come back will be rewarded heavily

SS Gage Meyers - Sr (92)
Gage played LB for Michigan, but we badly needed DB help so he moves to S for us. His overall basically stays the same and he has 91 speed so is just fine athletically. He is in the 80's for coverage so he cover enough as well. He is 235 pounds so will stick out playing the S spot. No guarantee he hangs on to the starting job as freshman Reggie Addison with star development is his backup. With only 4 non true freshman DB we will need him to be healthy and take to the S spot right away. He will get the first crack at the job since he is projected to be drafted. He had 66 tackles last year for Michigan.

CB James Worthy - Sr (87 ovr)
A very odd story as we were pretty desperate for DB depth after missing out on several 4* DB targets. We lost out on James to Michigan and then a surprise to all he showed up on our roster after fall camp had arrived and passed. A senior with at 6'2 with gold blanket and house call and average speed. We are still trying to figure out whose place he took on the 85-man roster as we don't think he showed up until after cuts, but maybe we are wrong about that part. This is a major addition and gives us 7 CBs on the roster. The problem is 2 of those are freshman with normal development. His arrival allows us to play the 5'9 Darryl Crothers at S with his 96 speed.

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Bubba's Cruise wrote:
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Always feel good and since this is my 2nd it unlocks the CEO tree
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I’ll be interested to see how you like the CEO perk
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Post by Bubba's Cruise » 17 Mar 2026, 09:10

The way I look at the major/mild/ no impact loss is who I have behind them . On paper the HBs should have been a major loss, but I returned like 5 quality HB and also HB is the easiest position to grab portal players at. The LB were rated mid 80's but wouldn't have started for me with my top 2 guys coming back. I also specialize in making the meh players have high overalls and then keeping the star players overall down.

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Grats on the Natty

you know you've arrived when losing high 80s players is not a significant loss


I actually haven't unlocked it yet as even if I did this offseason i wouldn't have had enough points to unlock anything. Since I will prob want to take a break for a few months before 27 comes out. I may just go down the talent developer tree instead. I do have it unlocked in my other dynasty I do offline. My favorite 2 are the one where you get 8 visits per week instead of 4. Then the extra XP for every 10 hours spent on recruits.
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Always feel good and since this is my 2nd it unlocks the CEO tree


I’ll be interested to see how you like the CEO perk
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Post by Bubba's Cruise » 17 Mar 2026, 10:36

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5 Best High School Commits

The sweet spot in the entire college football world is finding 4* with good dev traits. The best of them all is those 4* with elite development. Because you can redshirt them that first year and they will not leave you for playing time. Thankfully we found a lot of them like that this class.

Note - Some of the sizes got all out of wack somehow so try and overlook that

HB Demarco Tobin - 4* (Elite Dev)
We got really luck the ultimate 4* with elite dev. The bad part he wants playing time so we will not be able to redshirt him like we can some others. A 206-pound elusive bruise with elite development is one you want to keep happy since the top 2 HBs are graduating and maybe the other 5* leaving us in the portal. It will be a challenge to get that playing time grade up, but a blank slate to mold into a HB with power and speed.

OG Eli Lindsay - (4* Elite Dev)
Our favorite OL we have ever signed and it's not even close. He will redshirt, but we do want to get him into several games as he will start next year for us. We love him as he already has a mind blowing 98 strength so can get platinum strong grip after year 1. He has 81 run blocking as well and that will get 90+ and then we can start piling up the abilities. With elite development and a couple of OL getting drafted early he will have a big jump up next year

OG Tye Alba - 4* (Star Dev)[/color]
He comes in as a 4* with star dev so will also redshirt and likely be a backup next year. He isn't quite at Eli's level -3 run block and -3 strength. An amazing prospect and the raw strength archetype

OT Mike Monty - 4* (star dev)
A similar story to the above a 4* with star dev and the raw strength archetype. We are definitely set for years at OL now and he has the pro potential dealbreaker so shouldn't ever leave us. He does have some limited upside pass blocking, but none at all in run blocking. Which means we can focus on run blocking and strength and pile up the abilities and already comes with 92 strength. He is behind a redshirt freshman also with star dev so he likely is just a backup next year. His run blocking will massively go up next year and should be 90+ easily.

DE George Paxson - 5* (star dev) [/size
The best 5* we signed this past year and can contribute right away. The tricky part as always giving him enough playing time year 1 to keep him happy. He could take 2 years to really show with on the field results. A great looking prospect with 84 speed/acc, 88 strength and 84 power move. Expect to see him in the game anytime we get a comfortable lead and start somewhere next year

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3 Biggest Wildcards

WR Eric Levcik - 5* (star dev)
The highest rated player we have ever officially signed I believe the 2nd ranked overall prospect. An awesome looking prospect already 77 overall as a 6'4 contested specialist with silver 50/50 ability. We also could get three 1st round WR drafted for some extra offseason training. He has just 86 speed, but that can get a lot higher and basically potential with no limits. Since he was a 5* we can't redshirt him and we are super deep at WR and only play 2. The playing time for the 2 WR spots will be hard to get even with losing 3 to the NFL. Ofisa Nye (84 ovr) already is a better player with the same dev trait and platinum 50/50. Mailau Mix has the same rating as Eric and a better dev trait and is also the best run blocker on the team. Even if he earns a starting spot will he put up good stats in our run heavy offense ?

QB Deontay Goda - 3* (impact dev)
We fell in love with this 3* gem QB an athlete gem with ratings hard to believe for this ranking. He has 90 speed, 89 accel, 95 arm power, and 87 short accuracy. He comes in at an 84 overall with coaching boost as a 3* true freshman. A massive amount of upside in accuracy so that can easily get mid 90's with platinum dot ability and mobile resistance. The speed and elusiveness is capped out so no abilities will be got there. Despite being a gem its just impact dev and our starting QB is a true sophomore. Can we hang on him as the #4 QB next year?

QB Garrison Livings - 3* (star dev)
We didn't like Garrison as much as Goda with both being 3* gem athlete QB's. He isn't as fast just 85 speed compared to 90. The good thing for him is the elusiveness does have some upside. The accuracy doesn't have as much upside as Goda still liekly enough to get at least gold abilities. He also has a very strong arm 95 arm power. What sets him apart is star dev compared to just impact for Goda. This means he will jump Goda for the #3 job next year. The question being can we hang on to him for 2 more years since we can't give 4 QB's playing time. His main deal breaker is pro potential and we will not have a QB getting drafted for atleast 1 more year maybe 2.
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3 Biggest Busts

DT Kevin Tavares - 5* (normal dev)
We didn't want to use one our 5* spots on a gap specialist DT. Then we lost out on some others, and we were about to lose out on the DE we wanted Paxson. It sort of became a package deal for them as we need the complimentary visit to get Paxson and that was the difference because it was a very close race. Still, we were getting a 5* DT that wasn't a bust so we were excited. It turns out he has just normal dev and since he is super slow and needs work on block shed. He likely never puts up enough stats to bump that up to impact/

CB Quincy Okwuegbunam - 4* (normal dev)
Quincy was athlete WR as a 4* contested specialist which is the archetype we prefer. He came in with 88 speed and could improve his run blocking so we liked what we saw. Since he was athlete we knew we could play him at DB as well. However, he came in with just normal dev and with a deep WR room we needed DB badly. We just move him to DB and its likely he transfers at the end of the year with a overall grade of just 71.

HB Terry Tyree - 5* Impact
We saw a 5* gem and knew we had a star for us even if the archetype wasn't what we like and just 85 speed for a non powerback. Despite a 5* gem he came in with just impact dev and we are redshirting him. We are just going to redshirt him and If he leaves us then he leaves us. This HB class didn't come as expected with the confusing recruiting of Nathan Takeoff flipping to Clemson. Even if he hangs around for a few years it's hard to see him ever being a star for us. It will take some time to figure out his role and likely his best shot is as a #2 HB that we target on passing downs.


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Best Player = CB Dylan Toney (97)
Best Returning Starter = LB Daryl Lyght (90)
Freshman Impact = DE George Paxson (78)
Breakout Player = CB Tyrone Butler (91)
X Factor = SS Gage Meyers (91)
Underrated = LB O'Connor
Strength = DE
Weakness = CB

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3 Biggest Questions

1. Can the weakest in a while be good enough?

2. How good will the starting 2 LB's be with both coming back?

3. What does Fred Feeley do for his senior year coming off 13.5 sacks last year?
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Scouts Take
I don't think the DB are good enough this year they lost a lot of talent. They are ok a starters, but they lack the depth they usually have. They got super lucky that Toney came back after initial declaring for the draft. It's rare you see a 4th year palyer with agrade of 92 coming back for year 5. They have some elite players on defense and both starting LB's coming back. Lyght broke the school record for tackles last year with 126 and he can fly for a LB (94). Feeley being back is huge as well with his quick jump he is deadly as a rush DE and now he can shed blocks better. They have some depth issues on the back end so they can't afford a injury to a starter especially in the secondary
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DL Preview
It all starts with rush DE Fred Feeley with his 13.5 sacks last year thanks to his 90 speed, 99 tackle, 95 accel and platinum quick jump and take down. He has former 5* Isaac Harper for the base DE spot with his 97 strength, gold pocket disruptor and platinum grip breaker. Junior Spencer Stubbs (85) will play the base DE on the other side with platinum inside and outside disruptor. The senior Kendal Volk (88) will be the pass rusher for that side. Spencer Carnes with platinum takedown is a versatile backup at 260 pound and you have a 5* true freshman in the mix. It's mostly run stoppers at the DT spot lead by gap specialist Mondeaux (91) with 96 strength and gold grip breaker. Che Mcgann (85) will be the NT role at 335 pounds with 95 strength and ok block shedding. Steven Wilds (87) and Ben Humphries (85) are solid starting caliber players as well and both juniors.


LB Preview
The LB room is loaded with quality just not quantity as only 7 LB's are on the roster. This is one of the rare times we are way to thin on one side of the ball. The 2 starting sub LB's return in Junior Clyde O'Connor (84) and Senior Daryl Lyght (90). Daryl had a school record 124 tackles last year and with elite dev is much better this year. He has 94 speed, 98 accel, 93 tackle and 89 zone with platinum wrap up. Clyde another speedy (92) LB with 87 tackle with 175 tackles in 2 years. Junior Louis Lincoln may be a better option as the other sub LB since is graded higher and has platinum blow up and wrap up. He still is fast (88) with 83 zone and 94 tackle. Jayden Robbins with 89 speed, 95 tackle and platinum wrap up also is a starting caliber guy. Gideon Cobbs (83) a former 5* true sophomore with elite dev we want to get on the field somehow. Dashaun Soroh (87) the most interesting player on the team. The former TE turned DE turned LB is mostly used at rush DE, but we think could play sub LB if a injury happens. He hs 6'4 and 243 pounds with 94 speed. 99 agility, 97 tackle and platinum wrap up. It's just he isn't good in coverage and lacks IQ

DB Preview

This is the weakest our DB room has been in a long time, but the starters are still top notch. Dylan Toney (97) at 6'2 has 94 speed, 96 zone, 97 awareness with platinum jammer. He had 92 tackles and 2 Interceptions last year. Tyrone Butler with his star dev exploded this summer and is now the clear #2 as a sophomore. He has 95 speed, 95 man, 87 zone with platinum robber and blanket coverage. Somehow James Worthy (not that one, 87 ovr) is on the team after committing to Michigan in the portal. He has gold blanket coverage and house call and should be solid at the nickel. Portal additions Paul Swain (85) and Crothers (81) provide depth with the later being interesting with his 96 speed at 5'9. Angel Johnson (89) a redshirt sophomore is the most talented player on the team and had 97 tackles his first year. He has 98 speed and accel,90 man, 91 zone. When you add in platinum house call, robber and gold knockout it doesn't get any better. The coaches had to work on secondary skills to keep him around another year. Gage Meyers (91) a LB transfer will be a project at 235 pounds. Freshman Reggie Addison with star dev and platinum robber will see the field a lot.

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Best Player = WR Demarcus Handy (94)
Best Returning Starter = TE Alexander Prosinksi (86)
Freshman Impact = None
Breakout Player = HB Harvey Hubbard (89)
X Factor = QB James Leamon (85)
Underrated = WR Jalen Brigance (92)
Strength = OL and HB
Weakness = None

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3 Biggest Questions

1. How will the QB do in his 2nd year?

2. Will HB Hubbard be in the Heisman race?

3. Can the TE duplicate last year?
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Scouts Take
The HB room and OL will always be stacked so that's no surprise. They have always divided up the HB carries pretty even so you haven't seen many awards. They really like the Nebraska transfer (Hubbard) he has the mix of power and speed to win the Heisman for them. The QB isn't super accurate, but with his speed and talent around him it's not going to matter all that much. The TE is what makes it go they line him at the FB spot and throw the ball to him a lot. He's so big at 280 pounds with with soft hands and speed. That 6'6 WR when they press on those man blitz will make you pay. They have so much depth at every position I think the 2nd unit would be the best offense in the country.
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QB Preview
The biggest QB recruit in school history didn't disappoint year leading Hazzard to the national title. Now in year 2 we hope he takes more of the snaps with the senior gone that has the school TD record. We need Leamon not banged up with minor injuries that's a key. If he stay healthy he should about double his stats which were 69%, 1,490 pass yards, 503 rush yards, 24 total TD, 6 Int. James has all the tools now 92 speed, 94 accel, 91 arm power, low 80's accuracy. The accuracy isn't perfect, but in this offense with a lot of runs and short passes it should be good enough. Jamerson Rawls a former 5* recruit with star dev will be the backup. He has all the tools you want highlighted by speed and 98 arm strength. They are 2 true freshman backups as well we want to get some playing time to in blowout games

HB Preview
Death, taxes and Hazzard being loaded at the HB spot. Gossett (92) is the fastest player in the country with 99 speed, 98 accel and platinum shifty and he is 215 pounds. He has 1,873 career yards with 15 TD and easily could have more if he had more carries. Erick Ottis (93) a former WR also has 99 speed, but not the abilities are acceleration that Gosset has. He will be the #2 HB and be a 3rd down target with his gold sure hands. Harvey Hubbard (89) an elite dev sophomore we think will win the Heisman this year that's how good he is. We will use him mostly in the I-form type formations. He has 96 speed, 97 accel, 87 break tackle, 83 strength with platinum shifty. Tim Kong (86) is the flexbone FB at 223 pounds after 551 yards in his freshman year. He can also beat you to the outside so look for some more tosses this year. Eric Carswell (87) is the ultimate power HB and will play in the superpower formations. A beast withD 90 break tackle, 95 trucking, 97 strength, 99 jumping at 243 pounds. Sophomore Daryl Trapp is the backup power HB and we have a true freshman with elite dev to keep happy somehow.

Blocking FB / Blocking TE Preview
The deepest we have ever been at these positions with a lot of bodies 4 at FB and 4 pure blocking TEs. Artie Vick (84) a converted TE is back for year 4 at FB, but is now the backup. Sophomore Terrell Gideon (83) with his 97-lead block, 80 run block and gold 2nd level has won the job. We will redshirt 2 true freshman with impact dev at FB as well as a 4* TE. Jose Franco the elite dev true sophomore is TE 2 is animal already with a 89 overall grade. He has gold outside shield, 82 run block, 84 strength a perfect complement to the pass catching starter. Manny Gomez (83) is the best run blocking TE we have and also has gold outside shield. Devante Biggums (81) as a freshman isn't far behind those.

WR / Pass Catching TE Preview
The favorite player we will ever coach is back for his junior year and since he is just graded 86. This means baring something crazy he will return for year #4. He won TE of the year and broke all kinds of school records last year with 91 catches, 708 yards, and 9 TD. He also added 6 rushing TD's and is now up to 6'6 and 280 pounds. Despite being 280 pounds he has 87 speed and 88 accel and now a improved route runner. He only had like 4 drops last year and his hands are even better this year with gold sure hands. His blocking isn't as good as you would like with that coming next year still, he has silver outside shield. We signed true junior f R.J Sumner (83) from Wears Valley as a 3*. We liked his size at 6'5 and 265 pounds and 86 speed with sure hands. We got lucky and he comes in with elite development and now we may try and talk him into a redshirt. We have 3 first round picks at WR and 9 total at the position and we only play 2. Jalen is our favorite WR we have ever had and is now in year 4 starter for us. The 6'6-and 213-pound physical route runner is another monster with 99 short route running, 97 mid route, 95 catching, 99 spec catch, 96 catch in traffic, 94 accel. What sets him apart is the platinum press pro, sure hands, cutter, and 50/50 so yea we are willing to overlook the lack of blocking. Two portal additions Demarcus Handy (94) with 95 speed and 5 total abilities including platinum sure hands is the favorite for the #2 spot. Titus Kiernan (93) also has 95 speed with platinum cutter just not the hands as the others.

OL Preview
We officially have 3 starters returning, but the other 2 played a lot as backups last year and are much improved this year. Kristian Sampson (89) returns at LT with 94 run blocking and 5 abilities. Those abilities include platinum ground N pound and inside shield and gold workhorse and strong grip. The workhorse is key as he shouldn't ever have to come out. Jason Gibbs (90) with his 99-run blocking and 4 platinum abilities shifts over to OG. Shaq Okine (89) moved back out to RT with his 98 run blocking and 3 big time platinum abilities. Finau Hufango (81) after learning the ropes as a true freshman is starting at C. He is the biggest OL recruit we have ever signed a former 5* with elite development. He is already at 5 abilities including 3 platinum and 2 silver with 87 run blocking. Romeo Westerman (85) is the other starter with 94 run blocking and 4 abilities 2 of them gold. We have all kinds of quality backups ready to go when someone needs a break

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