Florida State vs. Alabama
Florida State:
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WR - Duce Robinson / #0
To stand out this early in the process, a prospect must have either production or a standout trait. Robinson, a fourth-year senior who began his career at USC, has both. He is 97 yards away from 2,000 for his career and also happens to measure in at 6'5”/225 pounds with stride speed. The former number one overall baseball recruit is a gifted athlete who needs to prove he can beat NFL-caliber coverage one on one. Similar to a recent oversized Florida State receiver prospect, Johnny Wilson (a 2024 sixth round pick), Robinson has the wingspan and ball skills to win in traffic but the movement traits leave some to be desired. Can he play shifty enough in and out of breaks? Can he create after the catch? Facing off against Brown (and multiple other future NFL defensive backs) could create clarity to his biggest question marks.
Also keep an eye on:
OT - Xavier Chaplin / #77
DT - Daniel Lyons / #5
CB - Ja’Bril Rawls / #6
Alabama:
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CB - Zabien Brown / #2
The year one, week one starter in the SEC has five interceptions in two years, three of which have been returned for touchdowns. Brown returned one against Oklahoma in last year’s playoffs and then another for 100 yards against Tennessee. At 6’2/196 with top one percent speed according to our friends at Tracking Football, this is an ideal matchup for a receiver like Robinson. Brown is the better athlete but he also has the size and playmaking ability to physically win contested situations. A strong season can land him in the first round of the 2027 Draft.
Also keep an eye on:
WR Ryan Coleman-Williams / #1
ED - Yhonzae Pierre / #0
DT - Devan Thompkins / #1
LB - Caleb Woodson / #7
S - Bray Hubbard / #18
S - Keon Sabb / #3
Arkansas vs. Georgia
Arkansas:
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ED - Quincy Rhodes Jr. / #97
DT - David Oke / #92
Rhodes nearly entered the 2026 NFL Draft where he had a shot at being a top-100 pick. The 21-year-old broke out in 2025, finishing with 15.5 tackles for loss (third in the SEC), the most a defender from the program has had since Trey Flowers who ended up being a fourth-round pick in 2015. He measures in at 6’6”/273 pounds (estimated) with an NFL body from top to bottom and proved he can win against SEC linemen, finishing with 20 pressures in eight conference games last year. Oke is not as highly regarded because he missed most of last year with a knee injury. The Abilene Christian transfer is a penetrator with a lot of upside the league has not yet had to play against. This matchup could go a long way for scouts trying to get a gauge on how draftable he may be.
Georgia:
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OT - Earnest Greene III / #71
OC - Drew Bobo #74
Greene is the starting left tackle for the Bulldogs but he projects to either side at the next level. He has allowed just six pressures over the last 11 games but the most impressive tape comes in the run game. He is a mauler with a finisher’s mentality, creating the kind of movement off the ball that offensive line coaches covet in the evaluation process. Bobo is the leader of the offensive line, a true general in the middle. The son of the team’s offensive coordinator, there is clearly a different level of intellect and decision making that comes with him. He was on several Preseason All-America teams largely stemming from how effective of a pass blocker he is. Bobo has not yet allowed a sack over his career and he’s been penalized just once.
Florida vs. Auburn
Florida:
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RB - Jadan Baugh / #13
Backs who weigh 225+ pounds don’t normally move the way Baugh does. His lateral cuts and straight ahead burst have been on full display this season after finishing second team All-SEC last year. He is averaging just under ten yards per carry with five touchdowns already. The 17 missed tackles forced are number three in the country but the cupcakes on the schedule are in the rear view mirror. The Auburn front seven brings defenders who can run and hit and we will see if Baugh can maintain anything close to that level of dominance.
LB - Xavier Atkins / #17
Atkins led the SEC with 17 tackles for loss in 2025, his redshirt freshman season, as he earned first team All-SEC honors. The LSU transfer is one of the fastest linebackers in college football but there are questions about his lack of size. He plays under 220 pounds which is a number rarely found at the NFL level from linebackers. How well he takes on the Florida offensive line in traffic is one thing to look for, as is the ability to get Baugh to the ground. Power backs have given him a few problems in the past.