One of the best things about our team is that we have six team members to share ideas with, debate, and get a consensus ranking on players. For the third consecutive year, we decided to break the player pool into specific conferences and divisions last season, with each analyst being responsible for the same group. We believe the continuity in that evaluation is helpful and is aided by our team’s size to test our evaluations and hypotheses against. All of the incoming freshmen are randomly divided up and dispersed to each team member to evaluate. This article will provide a window into each analyst’s minds and processes, and our aim is to better inform the readers about players who had strong feelings about this cycle.

One of the most challenging parts of creating this annual guide is trimming the list down to a manageable number of prospects. In the spirit of full disclosure, the team already has a list of players that we plan to add to our volume two guide that will publish after most teams have completed spring ball. 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 we made from volume one of the ‘21 guide. (Primary evaluator)

One of the best things about our team is that we have six team members to share ideas with, debate, and get a consensus ranking on players. For the third consecutive year, we decided to break the player pool into specific conferences and divisions last season, with each analyst being responsible for the same group. We believe the continuity in that evaluation is helpful and is aided by our team’s size to test our evaluations and hypotheses against. All of the incoming freshmen are randomly divided up and dispersed to each team member to evaluate. This article will provide a window into each analyst’s minds and processes, and our aim is to better inform the readers about players who had strong feelings about this cycle.

One of the best things about our team is that we have six team members to share ideas with, debate, and get a consensus ranking on players. For the third consecutive year, we decided to break the player pool into specific conferences and divisions last season, with each analyst being responsible for the same group. We believe the continuity in that evaluation is helpful and is aided by our team’s size to test our evaluations and hypotheses against. All of the incoming freshmen are randomly divided up and dispersed to each team member to evaluate. This article will provide a window into each analyst’s minds and processes, and our aim is to better inform the readers about players who had strong feelings about this cycle.

One of the best things about our team is that we have six team members to share ideas with, debate, and get a consensus ranking on players. For the third consecutive year, we decided to break the player pool into specific conferences and divisions last season, with each analyst being responsible for the same group. We believe the continuity in that evaluation is helpful and is aided by our team’s size to test our evaluations and hypotheses against. All of the incoming freshmen are randomly divided up and dispersed to each team member to evaluate. This article will provide a window into each analyst’s minds and processes, and our aim is to better inform the readers about players who had strong feelings about this cycle.

One of the best things about our team is that we have six team members to share ideas with, debate, and get a consensus ranking on players. For the third consecutive year, we decided to break the player pool into specific conferences and divisions last season, with each analyst being responsible for the same group. We believe the continuity in that evaluation is helpful and is aided by our team’s size to test our evaluations and hypotheses against. All of the incoming freshmen are randomly divided up and dispersed to each team member to evaluate. This article will provide a window into each analyst’s minds and processes, and our aim is to better inform the readers about players who had strong feelings about this cycle.

One of the best things about our team is that we have six team members to share ideas with, debate, and get a consensus ranking on players. For the third consecutive year, we decided to break the player pool into specific conferences and divisions with each analyst being responsible for the same group as previous years. We believe the continuity in that evaluation is helpful and is aided by our team’s size to test our evaluations and hypotheses against. All of the incoming freshmen are randomly divided up and dispersed to each team member to evaluate. This article series will provide a window into each analyst’s minds and processes, and our aim is to better inform the readers about players who we had strong feelings about this cycle.

In the last 2 segments of Devy Futures, I showed what the next 3 draft classes could look like to help better prepare you for the future and show you what your future picks could turn into. But what will the state of the position groups even look like in the future? Who will be the top players? Which players should you target for long-lasting success? 

Well, in this special edition of Devy Futures, I will rank the players I believe will be the best players in the 2025 season. These aren’t dynasty rankings per se, but it is safe to say that the players who are deemed the best in 2025 will have shown high-level success over the next 5 seasons and players I believe you should be targeting now. 

We have hit QB, RB, and WR, so let’s finish things off with the TE spot!

In the last 2 segments of Devy Futures, I showed what the next 3 draft classes could look like to help better prepare you for the future and show you what your future picks could turn into. But what will the state of the position groups even look like in the future? Who will be the top players? Which players should you target for long-lasting success? 

Well, in this special edition of Devy Futures, I will rank the players I believe will be the best players in the 2025 season. These aren’t dynasty rankings per se, but it is safe to say that the players who are deemed the best in 2025 will have shown high-level success over the next 5 seasons and players I believe you should be targeting now. 

We started with the QB and RB positions, now let’s move on to the best WRs in 2025!

In the last 2 segments of Devy Futures, I showed what the next 3 draft classes could look like to help better prepare you for the future and show you what your future picks could turn into. But what will the state of the position groups even look like in the future? Who will be the top players? Which players should you target for long-lasting success? 

Well, in this special edition of Devy Futures, I will rank the players I believe will be the best players in the 2025 season. These aren’t dynasty rankings per se, but it is safe to say that the players who are deemed the best in 2025 will have shown high-level success over the next 5 seasons and players I believe you should be targeting now. 

We started with the QB position, now let’s move on to the best RBs in 2025!

In the last 2 segments of Devy Futures, I showed what the next 3 draft classes could look like to help better prepare you for the future and show you what your future picks could turn into. But what will the state of the position groups even look like in the future? Who will be the top players? Which players should you target for long-lasting success? 

Well, in this special edition of Devy Futures, I will rank the players I believe will be the best players in the 2025 season. These aren’t dynasty rankings per se, but it is safe to say that the players who are deemed the best in 2025 will have shown high-level success over the next 5 seasons and players I believe you should be targeting now. 

With that said, let start this by ranking the top 15 QBs in 2025 with commentary on the top 10!

Even though this isn’t the conventional season we are all used to, we have a full slate of games to review to find out which players are on the rise and which we need to be concerned about. Find out which players these are in the Season End Projection Edition of the Devy Stock Report.

Even though this isn’t the conventional season we are all used to, we have a full slate of games to review to find out which players are on the rise and which we need to be concerned about. Find out which players these are in the week fifteen edition of the Devy Stock Report.

Even though this isn’t the conventional season we are all