Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Do Podcast. I'm your host,
Corey Evans. This week's show is titled twenty twenty five
Rookies with Elite College Stats. The term elite is overused
at this point of college evaluation when it comes to
prospects to the pro level, but I will say the
ten names I have these rookies are not necessarily elite prospects,
but the stats, whether it be FBS records or conference
leading statistics, are elite in that manner. So stay tuned
for those ten players. Before I get to it, I'm
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get that locked in and scheduled asap. Up First is
Shader Sanders, quarterback out of Colorado. His elite stat from
college's his completion rate of seventy one twenty percent in
twenty twenty three and twenty twenty four collectively with Colorado.
That's six hundred fifty one completions out of nine dred
and seven passing attempts. That is an FBS record. In
twenty twenty three, it was sixty nine point three percent,
and this past season twenty twenty four and astounding seventy
four percent. Sanders turned twenty three on February seventh, and
he is in the top three quarterback mix among rookies
this class with cam Ward and Jackson dart. I would
not rule out the possibility of Sanders being drafted as
the rookie quarterback one ahead of Ward, even though cam
Ward is the betting Nott's favorite to hear his name
called either first overall or the first quarterback in general.
Shoudueur Sanders is sixty two two fifteen. Accuracy is one
of his better traits, as well as completion percenting trate,
though sort of go hand in hand. He at times
tends to dance or move laterally side aside a bit
too much in the pocket because he knows he can
extend plays with his legs and is a natural playmaker.
Outside of that, though Sanders has the tools and makings
of a franchise caliber quarterback or at least an above
average starter at the pro level. Up next to is
o Marion Hampton, running back out of North Carolina. His
elite college stats are his ACC leading campaigns in twenty
twenty three and twenty twenty four. Overall, in thirty eight
career college games, played a five point seven yard pecuriy
average on six hundred and twenty two career rushing attempts.
In twenty twenty three, he led the ACC with rushes
at twofty three yards rushing, fifteen oh four and fifteen
rushing touchdowns, So twenty twenty three was Hampton's breakout season.
This past year, twenty twenty four, Hampton led the ACC
with two hundred and eighty one rushes and one thousand,
six hundred and fifty yards rushing. So back to back
years of leading the ACC in rushing attempts and yards rushing.
Not to make the versatility that Omari and Hampton brings
to the table seventy three crew receptions with catches per
year of six, twenty nine and thirty eight. He turns
twenty two years old on March sixteenth, and he's in
the top five running back mix with Ashley gent Caleb
Johnson Camp Scataboo, and the Ohio State peers of Treyvon
Henderson and Quinn Shawn Jenkins. Hampton at this point in
time is probably going to be RB two, R three,
and most mock draft data. He's six feet two twenty
reminds me of a more explosive and agile.
Speaker 2: Version of Josh Jacobs as a power rusher.
Speaker 1: Excited to see Ahowie fares at the combine and b
what his actual NFL draft capital looks like. In terms
of his North Carolina resume and stats, there are certainly
some elite traits. Leaquin Allen, running back out of Syracuse
one hundred and nineteen crew receptions at six feet two
hundred one pounds for running back that stands out cutches
per season of seventeen thirty eight and sixty four and
twenty twenty four. On the ground, Allen went to twenty
eight ten to twenty one sixteen scores four and a
half yards per tot As a rusher, he is only
twenty turns twenty one one on August fifth, and quickly
laquint Allen is becoming one of my favorite running back
sleepers in the twenty twenty five class due to his size, versatility,
and upside. My comp for him is the rushing instinct
capability of travesy t On Junior meets the tall stature
in receiving traits of Rashad White. Laquint Allen is going
to surprise a lot of people. I hope he's the
Day two pick and if he tested well at the combine,
could push for that top five mix that I just
listed in described of Jens Johnson, Scataboo, Henderson, Juckkins or
obviously like I described, Omari and Hampton. Up next to
is Ali Gordon the second, another running back out of
Oklahoma States. He has the all round tools in a
big body frame at six two to twenty five that
are not necessarily rare, but they are unique. His career
numbers in school are borderline elite five thirty seven twenty
nine to twenty thirty six touchdowns on the ground, five
point four yards per rush, eighty catches for five eighty five.
Speaker 2: And four scores.
Speaker 1: That's all in thirty nine games played twenty twenty three.
His one thousand, seven hundred thirty tw yards rushing, twenty
one rushing touchdowns, and three hundred and twenty four plays
from scrimmage led the Big twelve, so that is huge.
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty four took a.
Speaker 1: Step back, though, one ninety eight eighty and thirteen on
the ground, still solid, not spectacular four point six yards
for an average as a rusher. He turned twenty one
on January fifteenth of this year, and it's hard to
find a more well rounded and stat stuffed college resume
than Oli Gordon, a second who was viewed well outside
of that range that I discussed Hampton and Allen being
in top five, top six this year's class, which goes
to show how loaded this year's running back group truly is.
Speaker 2: It's a great rookie.
Speaker 1: Class to have a lot of seconds and thirds to
take those shots on if you need help a running back,
whether be depth or impact starters. Woody Marks running back
out of USC. He had four seasons in school Mississippi
States and then one with USC. His elite stat is
two hundred and sixty one career receptions in fifty seven
games played, so experiences there, but still racking up that
many catches at the college level for a running back
prospect is notable. Speaking of receptions per year, sixty eighty
three forty eight, twenty three, and forty seven, and he's
no slouch on the ground, averaging five yards per clip
on six hundred and eight career rushes. He turns twenty
five on December twenty ninth of this year, so that's
the one red flag or perhaps downside to drafting Woody
Marks advanced age for running back prospect think Tygron Fisty
junior for the sake of twenty twenty four to twenty
twenty five. Woodie Mark checks in at five ten to await.
He fits the third down satellite change a pace mold
in today's game. Not sold that he'll be a featured back. Still,
the receiving abilities as proof of concept with Mississippi State
and USC speaks volumes to what his role in the
NFL could look like, going to be one of my
favorite third to fourth round targets. In terms of dynasty
rookie adp have a quick break and I have five
more upcoming rookies with elite college stats in one way
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Speaker 1: Elic Iomanner wide receiver out of Stanford one hundred and
twenty five receptions for one thousand, eight and forty four yards,
receiving twelve touchdowns, but only twenty four career games played
with Stanford.
Speaker 2: That's two years, twenty three, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: So overall, compared to other wide out prospects, Io Manners
counting stats aren't in line or to par yet It's
only a twenty four game sample side, so he's been
uber efficient in those two seasons. Speaking of twenty twenty
four alone a sixty three, eight thirty one and six log,
he averages fourteen point eight career arts per catch, and
he turns twenty two, so it's twenty one right now.
Turns twenty two June fifteenth, six two two ten Iomannor
brings a large catch radius, box out skills after the
catch ability rat running fluidity, and body control to the table.
I hope he ends up being a Day two pick
and in the right offense, could end up being a
strong wide receiver two for NFL squad. Trey Harris wide
receiver ole Miss. He spent three seasons with Louisana Tech
and two with ole Miss. Two hundred and twenty pre receptions.
What I think is an elite trait for him when
it comes to production. Sixteen point win yards per catch
in fifty one career games played in twenty twenty four
A sixty ten, thirty and seven log, seventeen point two
yards per catch.
Speaker 2: Trey Harris is a big play machine.
Speaker 1: He turns twenty three on February twenty eighth, so by
the time you're listening this week, we're close to it.
Speaker 2: He's six three to two ten. Trey Harris.
Speaker 1: I've seen ranked as as wide receiver three in this
class and some analysts in mock drafts. Ultimately, I think
he's gonna settle in between the top five to eight
and let's say good, not great wide receiver crop. In
the past, Ole Miss has produced NFL ready and legitimate
wide out talent. Harris could be next in line. He
is someone who watched closely at the combine. When it
comes to simply output, it's clear that Harris stands out
among his peers at wide receiver. Kyle Williams another wide
receiver Washington States three seas with UNLV two with Washington
States two hundred and forty eight pre receptions for fourteen
point six yards per catch in fifty games played, so even.
Speaker 2: More impressive than Trey Harris.
Speaker 1: Kyle Williams seventy eleven ninety eight and fourteen log for
seventy point one yards per reception in twenty twenty four,
albeit a bit smaller at six feet one eighty six.
There's been plenty of buzz and recent speculation that Williams
could end up being a late first round pick, if
not an early to mid day two selection, and I
don't believe he's receiving that sort of wreck condition and
dynasty ADP at least to this point. Ultimately, what it's
all said and done, I expect Kyle Williams to push
for the top ten rookie wide receiver in twenty twenty
five and settle in as a second round pick. In
one quarterback or super Fox formats another wide receiver, it's
saveon Williams out of TCU. He's polarizing. Five seasons in
school with TCU, that's fifty two games played. He is versatile,
perhaps a master of none, but a jack of all trades,
contributing as a receiver, rusher, kick return or even a
quarterback at times. In the career with TCU, we had
one hundred and thirty seven receptions for one thousand, six
hundred and fifty five yards, receiving fourteen touchdowns, sixty two
rushes for three eighty four on the ground and six touchdowns.
He had fourteen kick returns and then three pass attempts.
There are con fIF through reports on Savon's age. I've
seen twenty three to twenty four, so we could be
pushing twenty five. That would make him an advanced age prospect.
He has a unique build at six five to twenty five.
The comparison that's being thrown out I've seen recently a
lot of social media which is just way too far fetched.
Speaker 2: Julio Jones, Tyree Kill.
Speaker 1: Those career arcs are outliers, rare, hard to replicate. I
think Cordeo Patterson is a more inline comparison based on
the size the hype that Savian is generating. CP was
viewed as a phenom when he was drafted by Minnesota
oh so long ago. That career never ultimately panned out,
but Patterson was a good NFL talent. Savian has the size, athleticism,
and speed to be a difference maker at the pro level.
It's a matter of at this point draft capital and
will a team use him in a legitimate role. Will
he be Deebo Samuel Lite as a receiver and rusher,
which puts his volume in question.
Speaker 2: From a fantasy lens.
Speaker 1: We have to hope for day two draft capital to
potentially earn a prominent role. But if Savan Williams ends
up a Day three pick, he's going to be an
ultimate flyer or lottery ticket in donas rookie drafts. But
speaking for itself. When it comes to production, the receptions
Rush's hit returns, pass attempts has the makings or upside
of an elite profile. Savan Williams is not elite, yet
he does offer or as ready produced peryphial stats or
metrics that make him an intriguing talent for the pro level.
And last, but not least, Harold Fannings Junior, a tight
end at Bowling Green. His elite college stat is one
hundred and eighty career catches and thirty six games played
for a tight end that is outrageous. In twenty twenty
four alone, one hundred and seventeen receptions for one thousand,
five hundred thty five years receiving that led the Matt Conference.
Also had a ten receiving touchdown for good measure this
past year. He's twenty turns twenty one on July twentieth,
six four to two thirty, and he's quickly emerging in
a loaded tight end class of Tyler Warren, Colson Lovelin,
Elijah Arroyo, Mason Taylor Gunner, Helm Ronde gads In. The
second Fannin is in that mix, top five, if not
top eight in the position. This is a like running
back good year to have plenty of seconds, thirds and
forts to take a few attempts at landing what could
be a very impactful year over year producer in the
NFL and bolster your dynasty roster. Harold Fannings Junior is
a fun to watch on tape. His instincts as a
pass catcher remimi of John whus Smith, and as after
the catch ability is reminiscent of what we'd hoped Kyle
Pitts would be at the pro level. There's hurdling here,
there's route and ansicipation, knowing where to be both at
the catch point and after to accumulate yardage. Don't be surprised,
We're now in almost March by the time the combine concludes.
If Fantas Junior goes from being viewed as a Day
two prospect to possibly pushing for the late first round
or an early to midday DO selection. Because sure, small
school prospect bowling Green, you questioned the validity or level
competition for such stellar stats, But the more and more
tape you watch, the right scheme fit the sky's limit,
and Harold Fannings Jr. Is really making a strong case
for the best producing titan prospect Niger's class. That's even
alongside Tyler Warren, who many view as the clear cut
titan one in the twenty twenty five class.
Speaker 2: Thank you all for listening to going.
Speaker 1: Enjoyed the twenty twenty five rookies with elite coach stats. Again,
I am not not stating that these ten prospects are elite. No,
it's their specific stats that could portray or forecast traits
or usage that are borderline elite or were at the
college level. There's a difference, and I want to make
that clear.
Speaker 2: They were again.
Speaker 1: Shader sanders a completion rate, Omarion Hampton his acc level
volume and efficiency. Leaquin Allen as a receiver at pass
catching specialist who has the body frame, contribute on early
downs and was efficient with Syracuse As about the rusher
and pass catcher. Ali Gordon is second, who oufers his
big body for him at sixty two to twenty five
with sensational numbers.
Speaker 2: Of the big twelve wood.
Speaker 1: He marks two hundred and sixty one prereceptions for running
back prospect is really eye popping. Elc Io Manner one
of the younger wide receiver prospects this year's class. And
only twenty four cre games played with Stanford put a
exclamation point at his resume with the efficiency. Trey Harris
was very productive with those two hundred and twenty pree receptions.
Kyle Williams had two hundred and forty eight crew receptions.
Speaker 2: Save you on. Williams did a little bit.
Speaker 1: Of everything as a receiver, rusher, kick return specialist and
even if needed, a wildcat or trick play quarterback. And
Harold Fannings Junior for a tight end prospect. To have
one hundred and eighty crew receptions in only thirty six
games play let alone one hundred and seventeen coming to
twenty twenty four is simply outstanding.
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