📈Biggest Risers📈 Ashton Hampton - Looked absolutely lockdown vs Ian Strong and Cal. Tall, rangy, and physical. Need to see him against speed before I form a stronger opinion. Drew Mestemaker - Easily the best QB in the country in my opinion. Surprisingly mobile and willing to take on contact if he needs an extra yard or two. Can throw with anticipation and has no problems layering the football over underneath defenders. Only 20 years old. Jamari Johnson & Trey'Dez Green - Two of my favorite TE's I've watched. Green is a unicorn. Johnson was arguably the better TE between him and Sadiq. They can raise their draft stock even higher by contributing more in the run game. Ryan Coleman-Williams - The league loves pliable receivers and Coleman-Williams moves differently than anyone else in the country. Extremely fluid before and after the catch. Drops are obviously an issue but there's no reason he can't be a top-15 pick in my opinion. Linebackers - Chris Cole, Tony Rojas, and Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa have all been really impressive so far. Look at how well Jacob Rodriguez is playing in Miami already. Linebackers with the ability to cover and defend the run are becoming more valuable than ever. 📉Biggest Fallers📉 Dylan Stewart - Arguably the most talented player in this entire class. The concern was always the consistency. What happened this week won't help his draft stock but any team willing to take a chance on him early has a decent chance of being massively rewarded. Arch Manning - Obviously has the tools, but needs to improve his decision-making. There's no reason an offense with as much talent as Texas has can't get going eventually. It doesn't look great at the moment. David Stone - Simply hasn't played that well so far this season. Many saw him as a projected top-10 pick, so any level of play that doesn't live up to that will ultimately be seen as a disappointment.

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