Welcome to week three and there is a lot to discuss. Over 60 prospects graded with draft grades and full week three stats provided. Find out which players are rising and falling in the week three edition of the Devy Stock Report.

Even though Connor Bazelak is in his third season at

Welcome to week two and there is a lot to

We finally have a full slate of games to review

Welcome to week 0 and even though there aren’t an

I wanted to dig into college RBs and find the best returning receiving backs for 2021. Instead of lumping these backs together, or trying to rank them, I attempted to categorize them since they are a little different. Before we get into that, I wanted to mention that there are plenty of players who could have made this article, but I had to draw the line somewhere. So players like Tyler Goodson, Nay’Quan Wright, Kimani Vidal, and Bijan Robinson who did most of their receiving work on screens and dump-offs won’t be included. They are talented in their own right, but I think I found someone better in each category.

Spring games are done. Camp battles are wrapping up. Depth

One of the most challenging parts of creating this annual guide is trimming the list down to a manageable number of prospects. One of the most significant difficulties we face is watching all of the freshmen that we are assigned. We will gather as much information as possible from each team’s spring practices and make some updates to the overall ranks and add players in line for substantial work this season. In this article series, each team member will outline which players were the toughest omissions they made from 2021 Devy Watch.

Spring games are done. Camp battles are underway. Depth Charts are beginning to shake out. The start of the college football season is on the horizon! With kickoff being only a few short weeks away, I thought it would be a great time to look at some potential breakout candidates for the 2021 season based on vacated production. Players that could see their Devy/Draft stock rise or simply be players to add to your CFF rosters. We started things with the Pac-12, time to go over some breakout candidates from the ACC!

I wanted to try to find the most important games for the fringe QBs who are 2022 draft-eligible. Even though they still have questions to answer, we’ve seen enough from Spencer Rattler and Sam Howell on big stages versus big opponents to have a good idea who they are, and 2021 gives us another year of it. Guys like Matt Corral and JT Daniels get another go versus an SEC schedule to prove their mettle. What about a guy like Desmond Ridder, though? He’s getting media/Twitter buzz, but from what I’ve seen, he’s still a project.

In 2019, Jadon Haselwood was a top-ranked receiver coming out

The list of WR signees was just too large to have just one article. The eastern side of the league no doubt is the better version. According to 247Comp Ranks the top 6 receivers to sign with a Big Ten school all came from the eastern half. No surprise the Buckeyes signed the top three receivers in all of the Big Ten but Penn State grabbed themselves quite the group of receivers as well.

As the lead evaluator for the B1G now is a perfect time to start breaking down all the incoming freshmen. 19 RBs signed with a Big Ten school, only Penn State didn’t sign a back for the 2021 recruiting cycle. A handful of these prospects were listed as ATH or FB (indicated by *) by 247Sports but they appear as RBs on team rosters. 

As the lead evaluator for the B1G now is a perfect time to start breaking down all the incoming freshmen. 11 QBs signed with a B1G school, only Maryland, Purdue, and Rutgers didn’t sign a high school QB in the 2021 recruiting class. 

The list of WR signees was just too large to have just one article. The eastern side of the league no doubt is the better version. According to 247Comp Ranks the top 6 receivers to sign with a Big Ten school all came from the eastern half. No surprise the Buckeyes signed the top three receivers in all of the Big Ten but Penn State grabbed themselves quite the group of receivers as well.