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2027 Summer Scouting
Marco Jones, Texas A&M
6’5/265 EDGE
The rising junior had a breakout season in 2026
Ashton Stamps, Arizona St.
CB (#1) 6’0/190
LSU (2023-25)
After starting 4 games as a true freshman, including LSU’s bowl game vs Wisconsin, it was clear Stamps was a good player.
Then, he rose to the occasion on a national stage in the 2024 Modelo Vegas Kickoff Classic
🧵⬇️
Ashton Stamps, Arizona St.
CB (#1)
Despite starting all 13 games as a true sophomore, Stamps was demoted after LSU brought in Mansoor Delane, 5-star freshman DJ Pickett as well an emerging corner PJ Woodland.
Stamps decided to redshirt in 2025 and transferred to ASU for 2026
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It’s firing time for a number of college football teams, which means it’s also hiring time.
Who are the HOT candidates?
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What is Nebraska looking for in its next OC?
Matt Rhule wants an “explosive” offense that’s also “physical, that can run the football, that can control the line of scrimmage.”
Based on those qualifications, here’s some candidates that make sense.
Read: hurrdatsports.com/hailvarsit…
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Syracuse DB Chris Peal (#12) has shifted from his usual spot at cornerback to safety the past 6 games.
Should translate well as a coverage safety in a Match-Quarters scheme, who can cover TEs and Big-Slots
✅ outstanding size / tackling for a corner
Scouting Report and 🧵⬇️
Replying to @Durst_NFLDraft
Against Clemson, Syracuse DB Chris Peal (#12) was best in a role where he could use his coverage skills against TEs (clip-2) and/or in condensed bunch formations (Clip-1, 3)
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Daniel Harris, Cal
CB (#7) 6’3/195
5th Year Senior
Georgia transfer (7 starts)
4⭐️Recruit (CB19)
0.80 Yards/CS in 2026
9% Career Ball Hawk Rate
12.3% missed tackle rate
I hate this for the Jags
Love it for the Eagles
TRADE: Jaguars acquiring DT Jordan Davis from Eagles for 2027 first-round pick, 2029 second-round pick. (via @AdamSchefter)
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Zabien Brown, CB, Alabama
His 8 missed tackles this season equals his misses over the last two years combined, and his YPC, YAC/catch allowed have each dramatically increased
He missed the Texas A&M game after a lower body injury vs Tennessee and did not appear 100% vs LSU
Zabien Brown, Alabama
#2, 6’0/194 Junior CB
vs Mississippi State
Clip 1. Punched the ball out
Clip 2. Called for a PI
Kameryn Crawford, USC
Junior EDGE (#1) 6’5/255
Crawford had a career high 7 pressures vs the Buckeyes, including this sack
Kameryn Crawford, USC
Junior EDGE (#1)
Clip 1. Not a fan of his bounding, jumping up as he goes up the arc
Clip 2. He sorta slaps and swats instead of strong hand punch
Clip 3. His rush stalls out once if the OT handles his first few steps
Clip 4. Good change of direction
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Jontez Williams, CB, USC
5’11/202 Redshirt Senior
Iowa State (2022-25)
*torn ACL in 2025*
Jontez with the take down of Jeremiah Smith. He held up well vs the Buckeyes’ receivers, allowing 4 catches for just 18 yards and no touchdowns
2027 Summer Scouting
Lamar "Bo" Jackson
6'0, 217 RB, Ohio State
A 4-Star HS recruit (RB10)
Lamar "Bo" Jackson
6'0, 217 RB, Ohio State
A 4-Star HS recruit (RB10)
Draft eligible in 2028
Very good size and frame, his combination of elusiveness and contact balance make him a challenge to tackle, while his hands and ball skills make him a passing game weapon
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Chris Henry Jr, Ohio State
WR (#15) 6’5/211
2026 True Freshman
If Jeremiah Smith shuts it down, and certainly next season, look for Henry to emerge as the Buckeyes’ WR1
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