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  • 2024 SIS Final Big Board Rankings

    2024 SIS Final Big Board Rankings

    Offensive tackles, cornerbacks, and wide receivers dominate our Top 100 this year, while the expected No. 1 overall pick is the No. 2 player on our board.

    There are 16 cornerbacks who appear in our Top 100, led by Kool-Aid McKinstry from Alabama and Nate Wiggins from Clemson.

    Along with CB, this year’s wide receiver class is heavy as well. Marvin Harrison Jr. leads the way as our top-ranked player over and 1 of 15 at the position in our Top 100.

    Offensive tackle will be plentiful the first two days of the draft, as we have 12 who are ranked in our Top 100, including Joe Alt (No. 3), JC Latham (No. 6), and Olu Fashanu (No. 9), who are in the Top 10.

    Caleb Williams, the frontrunner for the No. 1 overall pick, is our No. 2 ranked player overall. At quarterback, Drake Maye comes in at No. 7 overall and Jayden Daniels comes in at No. 24.

    Additionally, AJ Simon of Albany tragically passed away last week. We wanted to give him a mention, as he would’ve been our No. 278 overall player and 28th ranked EDGE.

    For rankings and player profiles on all the players, and much more, go check out the Big Board, Draft Matrix, and Data Analyzer.

    Check out the entire list of 388 players below:

    Rank Position Name College Grade
    1 WR Marvin Harrison Jr. Ohio State 7.2
    2 QB Caleb Williams USC 7.0
    3 OT Joe Alt Notre Dame 7.0
    4 WR Malik Nabers LSU 7.0
    5 WR Rome Odunze Washington 6.9
    6 OT JC Latham Alabama 6.9
    7 QB Drake Maye North Carolina 6.8
    8 TE Brock Bowers Georgia 6.8
    9 OT Olumuyiwa Fashanu Penn State 6.8
    10 ED Dallas Turner Alabama 6.8
    11 ED Laiatu Latu UCLA 6.8
    12 OT Taliese Fuaga Oregon State 6.8
    13 CB Kool-Aid McKinstry Alabama 6.8
    14 CB Nate Wiggins Clemson 6.8
    15 DT Jer’Zhan Newton Illinois 6.7
    16 ED Chop Robinson Penn State 6.7
    17 OG Troy Fautanu Washington 6.7
    18 CB Quinyon Mitchell Toledo 6.7
    19 ED Jared Verse Florida State 6.7
    20 DT Byron Murphy II Texas 6.7
    21 CB Ennis Rakestraw Jr. Missouri 6.7
    22 WR Keon Coleman Florida State 6.7
    23 WR Brian Thomas Jr. LSU 6.7
    24 QB Jayden Daniels LSU 6.7
    25 TE Ja’Tavion Sanders Texas 6.7
    26 S Tyler Nubin Minnesota 6.7
    27 OT Tyler Guyton Oklahoma 6.7
    28 OC Jackson Powers-Johnson Oregon 6.7
    29 NT T’Vondre Sweat Texas 6.7
    30 S Kamren Kinchens Miami (FL) 6.7
    31 OT Amarius Mims Georgia 6.6
    32 CB Terrion Arnold Alabama 6.6
    33 OG Graham Barton Duke 6.6
    34 CB Cooper DeJean Iowa 6.6
    35 CB Kamari Lassiter Georgia 6.6
    36 MLB Junior Colson Michigan 6.6
    37 OT Kingsley Suamataia BYU 6.6
    38 MLB Cedric Gray North Carolina 6.6
    39 DT Mekhi Wingo LSU 6.6
    40 WLB Payton Wilson NC State 6.6
    41 OG Dominick Puni Kansas 6.6
    42 ED Chris Braswell Alabama 6.6
    43 DT Darius Robinson Missouri 6.5
    44 OT Patrick Paul Houston 6.5
    45 OT Blake Fisher Notre Dame 6.5
    46 DT Leonard Taylor III Miami (FL) 6.5
    47 OC Zach Frazier West Virginia 6.5
    48 OG Christian Haynes UConn 6.5
    49 OC Beaux Limmer Arkansas 6.5
    50 ED Austin Booker Kansas 6.5
    51 OG Christian Mahogany Boston College 6.5
    52 OC Hunter Nourzad Penn State 6.5
    53 ED Adisa Isaac Penn State 6.5
    54 CB Caelen Carson Wake Forest 6.5
    55 DT Ruke Orhorhoro Clemson 6.5
    56 OT Kiran Amegadjie Yale 6.5
    57 CB Jarvis Brownlee Jr. Louisville 6.5
    58 ED Bralen Trice Washington 6.5
    59 RB Trey Benson Florida State 6.5
    60 CB Max Melton Rutgers 6.5
    61 ED Gabriel Murphy UCLA 6.5
    62 WLB Trevin Wallace Kentucky 6.5
    63 CB Josh Newton TCU 6.5
    64 TE Theo Johnson Penn State 6.5
    65 OT Jordan Morgan Arizona 6.5
    66 RB Jonathon Brooks Texas 6.5
    67 RB Audric Estime Notre Dame 6.5
    68 TE Jared Wiley TCU 6.5
    69 DT Kris Jenkins Michigan 6.5
    70 OT Walter Rouse Oklahoma 6.5
    71 DT Braden Fiske Florida State 6.5
    72 OG Jalen Sundell North Dakota State 6.5
    73 ED Xavier Thomas Clemson 6.5
    74 TE Cade Stover Ohio State 6.5
    75 TE Dallin Holker Colorado State 6.5
    76 RB Blake Corum Michigan 6.5
    77 QB J.J. McCarthy Michigan 6.4
    78 WR Troy Franklin Oregon 6.4
    79 CB Mike Sainristil Michigan 6.4
    80 WR Adonai Mitchell Texas 6.4
    81 QB Michael Penix Jr. Washington 6.4
    82 WR Ja’Lynn Polk Washington 6.4
    83 OG Cooper Beebe Kansas State 6.4
    84 CB Kris Abrams-Draine Missouri 6.4
    85 S Cole Bishop Utah 6.4
    86 S Jaden Hicks Washington State 6.4
    87 WR Ladd McConkey Georgia 6.4
    88 WR Xavier Worthy Texas 6.4
    89 CB T.J. Tampa Iowa State 6.4
    90 S Javon Bullard Georgia 6.4
    91 WR Xavier Legette South Carolina 6.4
    92 WR Devontez Walker North Carolina 6.4
    93 S Dadrion Taylor-Demerson Texas Tech 6.4
    94 WR Ricky Pearsall Florida 6.4
    95 WR Roman Wilson Michigan 6.4
    96 S Calen Bullock USC 6.4
    97 WR Malachi Corley Western Kentucky 6.4
    98 CB Khyree Jackson Oregon 6.4
    99 CB Andru Phillips Kentucky 6.4
    100 OC Sedrick Van Pran Georgia 6.4
    101 S Kitan Oladapo Oregon State 6.4
    102 S Malik Mustapha Wake Forest 6.4
    103 WR Brenden Rice USC 6.4
    104 WR Javon Baker UCF 6.4
    105 WR Jalen McMillan Washington 6.4
    106 S Jaylin Simpson Auburn 6.4
    107 CB D.J. James Auburn 6.4
    108 OG Zak Zinter Michigan 6.4
    109 QB Bo Nix Oregon 6.3
    110 OT Matt Goncalves Pittsburgh 6.3
    111 OT Roger Rosengarten Washington 6.3
    112 RB Will Shipley Clemson 6.3
    113 OT Javon Foster Missouri 6.3
    114 OT Travis Glover Georgia State 6.3
    115 RB Bucky Irving Oregon 6.3
    116 OT Delmar Glaze Maryland 6.3
    117 RB Dylan Laube New Hampshire 6.3
    118 DT Brandon Dorlus Oregon 6.2
    119 QB Spencer Rattler South Carolina 6.2
    120 QB Joe Milton III Tennessee 6.2
    121 DT DeWayne Carter Duke 6.2
    122 DT Justin Eboigbe Alabama 6.2
    123 OG Donovan Jennings South Florida 6.2
    124 RB MarShawn Lloyd USC 6.2
    125 RB Dillon Johnson Washington 6.2
    126 OG Javion Cohen Miami (FL) 6.2
    127 RB Braelon Allen Wisconsin 6.2
    128 ED Jonah Elliss Utah 6.2
    129 OC Tanor Bortolini Wisconsin 6.2
    130 S Tykee Smith Georgia 6.2
    131 OC Andrew Raym Oklahoma 6.2
    132 OG Layden Robinson Texas A&M 6.2
    133 RB Ray Davis Kentucky 6.2
    134 RB Jaylen Wright Tennessee 6.2
    135 OG Brandon Coleman TCU 6.2
    136 RB Jawhar Jordan Louisville 6.2
    137 OG LaDarius Henderson Michigan 6.2
    138 OG Mason McCormick South Dakota State 6.2
    139 OG Sataoa Laumea Utah 6.2
    140 RB Jase McClellan Alabama 6.2
    141 OT Caedan Wallace Penn State 6.2
    142 RB Kendall Milton Georgia 6.2
    143 S Sione Vaki Utah 6.2
    144 CB Renardo Green Florida State 6.2
    145 RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. Purdue 6.2
    146 RB Isaac Guerendo Louisville 6.2
    147 RB Cody Schrader Missouri 6.2
    148 RB Carson Steele UCLA 6.2
    149 OC Charles Turner III LSU 6.2
    150 RB Isaiah Davis South Dakota State 6.2
    151 OC Matt Lee Miami (FL) 6.2
    152 RB Blake Watson Memphis 6.2
    153 RB Jabari Small Tennessee 6.2
    154 RB Daijun Edwards Georgia 6.2
    155 OG Isaiah Adams Illinois 6.2
    156 OG Nick Gargiulo South Carolina 6.2
    157 RB Emani Bailey TCU 6.2
    158 OG Kyle Hergel Boston College 6.2
    159 RB Rasheen Ali Marshall 6.2
    160 WLB Edgerrin Cooper Texas A&M 5.9
    161 DT Michael Hall Jr. Ohio State 5.9
    162 DT Maason Smith LSU 5.9
    163 WR Jacob Cowing Arizona 5.9
    164 CB Chau Smith-Wade Washington State 5.9
    165 MLB Jaylan Ford Texas 5.9
    166 TE Ben Sinnott Kansas State 5.9
    167 WR Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint Georgia 5.9
    168 WLB Edefuan Ulofoshio Washington 5.9
    169 TE Jack Westover Washington 5.9
    170 MLB Tommy Eichenberg Ohio State 5.9
    171 WR Jamari Thrash Louisville 5.9
    172 MLB Jeremiah Trotter Jr. Clemson 5.9
    173 WR Malik Washington Virginia 5.9
    174 WR Johnny Wilson Florida State 5.9
    175 WLB James Williams Miami (FL) 5.9
    176 ED Brennan Jackson Washington State 5.9
    177 ED Mohamed Kamara Colorado State 5.9
    178 ED Marshawn Kneeland Western Michigan 5.9
    179 ED Javon Solomon Troy 5.9
    180 ED Richard Jibunor Troy 5.9
    181 DT Gabe Hall Baylor 5.9
    182 TE Brevyn Spann-Ford Minnesota 5.9
    183 MLB Curtis Jacobs Penn State 5.9
    184 MLB Jackson Sirmon California 5.9
    185 WR Jordan Whittington Texas 5.9
    186 WR Jalen Coker Holy Cross 5.9
    187 NT McKinnley Jackson Texas A&M 5.9
    188 TE Tanner McLachlan Arizona 5.9
    189 CB Johnny Dixon Penn State 5.9
    190 CB Cam Hart Notre Dame 5.9
    191 CB Kalen King Penn State 5.9
    192 CB Myles Harden South Dakota 5.9
    193 DT Tyler Davis Clemson 5.9
    194 CB Jarrian Jones Florida State 5.9
    195 CB Carlton Johnson Fresno State 5.9
    196 WR Jermaine Burton Alabama 5.9
    197 CB Elijah Jones Boston College 5.9
    198 WR Luke McCaffrey Rice 5.9
    199 ED Cedric Johnson Ole Miss 5.9
    200 OT Tylan Grable UCF 5.9
    201 WR Joshua Cephus UTSA 5.9
    202 CB Dwight McGlothern Arkansas 5.9
    203 CB Decamerion Richardson Mississippi State 5.9
    204 NT Jordan Jefferson LSU 5.9
    205 DT Jowon Briggs Cincinnati 5.9
    206 CB Nehemiah Pritchett Auburn 5.9
    207 WR Bub Means Pittsburgh 5.9
    208 MLB Tatum Bethune Florida State 5.9
    209 WR Cornelius Johnson Michigan 5.9
    210 CB Marcellas Dial South Carolina 5.9
    211 TE Mason Fairchild Kansas 5.9
    212 CB Deantre Prince Ole Miss 5.9
    213 S Jaylen Key Alabama 5.9
    214 WLB Ty’Ron Hopper Missouri 5.9
    215 CB M.J. Devonshire Pittsburgh 5.9
    216 QB Austin Reed Western Kentucky 5.9
    217 DT Marcus Harris Auburn 5.9
    218 MLB Aaron Casey Indiana 5.9
    219 S Jaylon Carlies Missouri 5.9
    220 CB Josh Wallace Michigan 5.9
    221 QB Jordan Travis Florida State 5.9
    222 TE AJ Barner Michigan 5.8
    223 OT Garret Greenfield South Dakota State 5.8
    224 QB Michael Pratt Tulane 5.8
    225 S Josh Proctor Ohio State 5.8
    226 WR Ainias Smith Texas A&M 5.8
    227 WR Tahj Washington USC 5.8
    228 OT Christian Jones Texas 5.8
    229 DT Keith Randolph Jr. Illinois 5.8
    230 OT Ethan Driskell Marshall 5.8
    231 CB Jarius Monroe Tulane 5.8
    232 WLB Marist Liufau Notre Dame 5.8
    233 OT Julian Pearl Illinois 5.8
    234 ED Jaylen Harrell Michigan 5.8
    235 ED Trajan Jeffcoat Arkansas 5.8
    236 CB Daequan Hardy Penn State 5.8
    237 OT Andrew Coker TCU 5.8
    238 ED Myles Cole Texas Tech 5.8
    239 ED Braiden McGregor Michigan 5.8
    240 TE Devin Culp Washington 5.8
    241 WR Jha’Quan Jackson Tulane 5.8
    242 TE Erick All Iowa 5.8
    243 S Evan Williams Oregon 5.8
    244 OT Jeremy Flax Kentucky 5.8
    245 OT Gottlieb Ayedze Maryland 5.8
    246 ED Javontae Jean-Baptiste Notre Dame 5.8
    247 ED Grayson Murphy UCLA 5.8
    248 S Tyler Owens Texas Tech 5.8
    249 CB Christian Rolland-Wallace USC 5.8
    250 CB Ryan Cooper Jr. Oregon State 5.8
    251 S Dominique Hampton Washington 5.8
    252 S Andre’ Sam LSU 5.8
    253 DT Logan Lee Iowa 5.8
    254 MLB Tyrice Knight UTEP 5.8
    255 ED Nelson Ceaser Houston 5.8
    256 QB Sam Hartman Notre Dame 5.8
    257 TE Tip Reiman Illinois 5.8
    258 OT KT Leveston Kansas State 5.8
    259 QB Devin Leary Kentucky 5.8
    260 WR Lideatrick Griffin Mississippi State 5.8
    261 CB Beanie Bishop Jr. West Virginia 5.8
    262 TE Austin Stogner Oklahoma 5.8
    263 ED Eyabi Okie-Anoma Charlotte 5.8
    264 DT Myles Murphy North Carolina 5.8
    265 CB Kamal Hadden Tennessee 5.8
    266 ED Zion Tupuola-Fetui Washington 5.8
    267 S Millard Bradford TCU 5.8
    268 WR Isaiah Williams Illinois 5.8
    269 WR Jaxon Janke South Dakota State 5.8
    270 WR Devaughn Vele Utah 5.8
    271 S Ryan Watts Texas 5.8
    272 S Demani Richardson Texas A&M 5.8
    273 ED Jalyx Hunt Houston Christian 5.8
    274 S Mark Perry TCU 5.8
    275 WR Xavier Weaver Colorado 5.8
    276 MLB David Ugwoegbu Houston 5.8
    277 WLB Jordan Magee Temple 5.8
    278 WR Dayton Wade Ole Miss 5.8
    279 S Beau Brade Maryland 5.8
    280 S Trey Taylor Air Force 5.8
    281 S Daijahn Anthony Ole Miss 5.8
    282 NT Justin Rogers Auburn 5.8
    283 TE Jaheim Bell Florida State 5.8
    284 TE Trey Knox South Carolina 5.8
    285 DT Zion Logue Georgia 5.8
    286 DT Jamree Kromah James Madison 5.8
    287 S Alex Johnson UCLA 5.8
    288 DT Jaden Crumedy Mississippi State 5.8
    289 S Isaiah Johnson Syracuse 5.8
    290 DT Levi Drake Rodriguez Texas A&M-Commerce 5.8
    291 QB Jack Plummer Louisville 5.8
    292 DT Andre Carter Indiana 5.8
    293 WLB Steele Chambers Ohio State 5.8
    294 QB Kedon Slovis BYU 5.8
    295 S Jaxen Turner UNLV 5.8
    296 ED Solomon Byrd USC 5.8
    297 S Emany Johnson Nevada 5.8
    298 ED Taylor Upshaw Arizona 5.8
    299 QB Emory Jones Cincinnati 5.8
    300 QB Tanner Mordecai Wisconsin 5.8
    301 ED Ron Stone Jr. Washington State 5.8
    302 QB Carter Bradley South Alabama 5.8
    303 TE McCallan Castles Tennessee 5.8
    304 OT Brian Dooley Eastern Michigan 5.8
    305 ED Nyles Gaddy Missouri 5.8
    306 ED Eric Watts UConn 5.8
    307 ED Khalid Duke Kansas State 5.8
    308 WR Ryan Flournoy Southeast Missouri State 5.8
    309 WR Tyrone Howell Louisiana-Monroe 5.8
    310 WLB Kalen DeLoach Florida State 5.8
    311 CB Shyheim Battle NC State 5.8
    312 ED Justin Blazek Wisconsin-Platteville 5.8
    313 CB Storm Duck Louisville 5.8
    314 CB Tarheeb Still Maryland 5.8
    315 CB A.J. Woods Pittsburgh 5.8
    316 WLB Michael Barrett Michigan 5.8
    317 WLB Levelle Bailey Fresno State 5.8
    318 WR Anthony Gould Oregon State 5.8
    319 WR John Jiles West Florida 5.8
    320 OT Josiah Ezirim Eastern Kentucky 5.8
    321 CB Reddy Steward Troy 5.8
    322 WR Tejhaun Palmer UAB 5.8
    323 CB Myles Sims Georgia Tech 5.8
    324 TE Zach Heins South Dakota State 5.8
    325 WR Devin Carter West Virginia 5.8
    326 MLB Tarique Barnes Illinois 5.8
    327 WR Phillip Brooks Kansas State 5.8
    328 WR Erik Brooks Fresno State 5.8
    329 ED Sundiata Anderson Grambling State 5.8
    330 S Thomas Harper Notre Dame 5.8
    331 ED Sidney Houston Jr. Ball State 5.8
    332 DT Fabien Lovett Florida State 5.8
    333 DT Casey Rogers Oregon 5.8
    334 CB Tyrek Funderburk Appalachian State 5.8
    335 CB Shon Stephens Ferris State 5.8
    336 CB Keni-H Lovely Western Michigan 5.8
    337 S Kenny Logan Jr. Kansas 5.8
    338 CB Ro Torrence Arizona State 5.8
    339 CB Chigozie Anusiem Colorado State 5.8
    340 CB Willie Roberts Louisiana Tech 5.8
    341 CB Willie Drew Virginia State 5.8
    342 CB Ja’Quan Sheppard Maryland 5.8
    343 MLB Jontrey Hunter Georgia State 5.8
    344 QB Taulia Tagovailoa Maryland 5.8
    345 WR Drake Stoops Oklahoma 5.8
    346 WLB Dallas Gant Toledo 5.8
    347 QB Ben Bryant Northwestern 5.8
    348 OG Trevor Keegan Michigan 5.7
    349 OC Kingsley Eguakun Florida 5.7
    350 OC Jacob Monk Duke 5.7
    351 MLB Nathaniel Watson Mississippi State 5.7
    352 OC Drake Nugent Michigan 5.7
    353 OG Karsen Barnhart Michigan 5.7
    354 OC X’Zauvea Gadlin Liberty 5.7
    355 OT Anim Dankwah Howard 5.7
    356 OT Frank Crum Wyoming 5.7
    357 OG Matthew Jones Ohio State 5.7
    358 OG Brady Latham Arkansas 5.7
    359 OG Trente Jones Michigan 5.7
    360 OC Nick Samac Michigan State 5.7
    361 OG Jarrett Kingston USC 5.7
    362 OC Bryan Hudson Louisville 5.7
    363 OC Dylan McMahon NC State 5.7
    364 OT Giovanni Manu British Columbia 5.7
    365 OC Duke Clemens UCLA 5.7
    366 OT Nathan Thomas Louisiana 5.7
    367 OC Justin Dedich USC 5.7
    368 MLB JD Bertrand Notre Dame 5.7
    369 MLB Darius Muasau UCLA 5.7
    370 WLB Easton Gibbs Wyoming 5.7
    371 OG Keaton Bills Utah 5.7
    372 OC Clark Barrington Baylor 5.7
    373 MLB Jacoby Windmon Michigan State 5.7
    374 MLB Omar Speights LSU 5.7
    375 MLB Jackson Mitchell UConn 5.7
    376 NT Nathan Pickering Mississippi State 5.7
    377 NT Khristian Boyd Northern Iowa 5.7
    378 NT Jack Daly FIU 5.7
    379 OC Sincere Haynesworth Tulane 5.7
    380 OG C.J. Hanson Holy Cross 5.7
    381 NT Popo Aumavae Oregon 5.7
    382 NT Jordan Miller SMU 5.7
    383 NT Evan Anderson Florida Atlantic 5.7
    384 RB Kimani Vidal Troy 5.6
    385 RB Frank Gore Jr. Southern Miss 5.6
    386 RB Keilan Robinson Texas 5.6
    387 RB Jaden Shirden Monmouth 5.6
    388 RB Michael Wiley Arizona 5.6

     

  • The 2022 NCAA All-SIS Teams

    The 2022 NCAA All-SIS Teams

    With the end of the college football regular season, it’s time to release our All-SIS teams. In addition to a voting process in our Operations staff, we used our all-encompassing player value stat, Total Points, along with other metrics and our scouting work as leading references in putting together two teams of All-SIS selections for 2022, plus a few honorable mentions.

    You can learn more about Total Points and the statistics referenced here.

    These picks are meant to honor this season’s best-of-the-best in the sport.

    First Team Offense

    Position Name School
    QB Caleb Williams USC
    RB Bijan Robinson Texas
    RB Blake Corum Michigan
    WR Marvin Harrison Jr. Ohio State
    WR Jalin Hyatt Tennessee
    TE Michael Mayer Notre Dame
    OT Darnell Wright Tennessee
    OT Joe Alt Notre Dame
    OG Isaac Cochran Air Force
    OG Hadley Panzer Kansas State
    OC Olusegun Oluwatimi Michigan

    QB – Caleb Williams, USC

    The 2022 Heisman Trophy winner and Oklahoma transfer led USC into the Pac-12 Championship Game and nearly into the College Football Playoff. His 204 Total Points ranks 2nd among all quarterbacks. Of all quarterbacks with at least 250 pass attempts, his interception rate ranks 4th, impressive for a QB with 511 pass attempts, 9th-most. Additionally, his 129.4 IQR ranked 2nd only to Grayson McCall. However, Williams attempted over 150 more passes than McCall. Of the 102 passers pressured on at least 50 attempts, his 137.5 IQR under pressure blew out the rest of the competition.

    RB – Bijan Robinson, Texas

    The third-year player from Texas lived up to the preseason hype surrounding his 2022 campaign. He finished the regular season 5th in the FBS in rushing yards (1,578), 2nd in yards after contact (1,002), and 2nd in forced broken and missed tackles (50 & 35). He led all FBS running backs in Total Points this season (76) by a wide margin, contributing in both the running and passing game. Robinson’s running has put Texas in a great position to eclipse the 8-win mark for the 1st time since 2018, and he is expected to be a top NFL draft pick as well.

    RB – Blake Corum, Michigan

    In his first year as a full-time starter, Corum ran wild for Michigan’s offense. Corum was a part of a ground attack that led the country among all non-service academy teams in rushing yards. Additionally, he is a big reason why the Wolverines find themselves in the College Football Playoff. Both his total rushing yards and yards after contact rank 8th in the country. Additionally, his 96 1st Downs rank as 2nd-most among FBS backs.

    WR – Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State

    A human highlight reel waiting to happen every Saturday, Marvin Harrison Jr. dominated Big Ten defensive backs. He has the most receptions among receivers with 1 or fewer drops and possesses the 2nd-lowest drop rate at 1.2%. He makes catches at every level of the field, as shown by his 843 air yards, which rank 2nd in the country. Among WRs with at least 75 targets, he ranks 4th in yards per route run, 6th in 1st Down rate, and 6th in Receiver Rating.

    WR – Jalin Hyatt, Tennessee

    In his first year as a full-time starter, Hyatt exploded on the scene, highlighted by his 5-TD game in the upset victory over Alabama. He is tied-1st among FBS wide receivers in touchdowns (15), 4th in receiving yards (1,267), and 3rd in yards per reception (18.9) among those with at least 70 targets. His impact was also seen in more advanced stats as he leads FBS receivers in yards per target (13.9) and receiver rating (155.1) by a huge margin. Hyatt established himself as one of the best deep threats in college football this year and could be an early pick as he’s already declared for the NFL Draft.

    TE – Michael Mayer, Notre Dame

    Mayer’s 51 Total Points is 13 better than 2nd place among TEs this season. He leads all TEs in touchdown receptions with 9 and is the only player at the position to see more than 100 targets. Additionally, his 75 catchable targets and 67 receptions are 2nd most. Over the last two seasons, Mayer has solidified himself as one of the top tight ends in all of college football.

    OT – Darnell Wright, Tennessee

    Wright is tied for the lead among all OTs with 37 Total Points. He’s part of an offensive line unit at Tennessee that ranks 2nd in the country in pressure rate allowed and 6th in passing yards. Wright, himself, only has 5 blown blocks all season. His 0.6% Blown Block rate ties him for 10th-best among all OL with at least 700 snaps. As a run blocker, his 24 Total Points ranks him 8th-best among all FBS linemen.

    OT – Joe Alt, Notre Dame

    The massive, 2nd-year tackle out of Minnesota dominated for Notre Dame this season. He ranks top 10 among FBS tackles in Total Points (33) despite playing far fewer snaps than most of the other top tackles. His 0.3% Blown Block rate ranks 1st among FBS offensive linemen with at least 700 snaps. Alt made a big impact in the run game where he generated the 4th-most Total Points among all FBS linemen (25). South Bend will be glad to have him back next season and he should be a popular name on Preseason All-American teams.

    OG – Isaac Cochran, Air Force

    Leading all FBS offensive linemen in Total Points this season was Cochran with 45. The fifth-year player for Air Force was a major factor for the top rushing offense in the country. Air Force ran for more than 4,000 yards this season (excluding QB kneels) and Cochran’s 0.2% Blown Block rate on run plays was a key component. 

    OG – Hadley Panzer, Kansas State

    Panzer ranks 2nd behind fellow All-SIS member Isaac Cochran among OGs with 37 Total Points in 2022 and carries only a 1.8% Blown Block rate on the year. Panzer and Kansas State’s OL unit helped lead the Wildcats to a 10-win season and a Top 10 ranking. The unit also helped pave the way for the 10th-most rushing yards in FBS college football.

    OC – Olusegun Oluwatimi, Michigan

    Beginning his career at Air Force, before becoming a 3-year starter at Virginia, Oluwatimi had high expectations coming to Michigan, and he lived up to them. He won both the Rimington Award (college football’s top center) and the Outland Trophy (college football’s top interior lineman) in his only season in Ann Arbor. Unsurprisingly, he also dominated the metrics, leading FBS centers in Total Points (39). He also ranks top 10 in Blown Block rate (0.6%) among centers with at least 700 snaps and despite playing over 800 snaps, is 1st in Total Points per snap.

    First Team Defense

    Position Name School
    DT Jer’zhan Newton Illinois
    DT Jalen Carter Georgia
    EDGE Tyree Wilson Texas Tech
    EDGE Will Anderson Jr. Alabama
    LB Jaylan Ford Texas
    LB Cedric Gray North Carolina
    LB/DB John Marshall Navy
    CB Tre’Vius Hodges-Tomlinson TCU
    CB Devon Witherspoon Illinois
    S Jason Taylor II Oklahoma State
    S Brian Branch Alabama

    DT – Jer’Zhan Newton, Illinois

    Newton was the most disruptive force on one of the best defenses in college football this year. He leads the team in TFLs and sacks and recovered two fumbles as well. He leads all FBS defensive tackles in Total Points (42) and was equally effective against the rush and against the pass, ranking 1st and 2nd among defensive tackles respectively in Total Points. The third-year player leads all defensive tackles in knockdowns and is 2nd in total pressures, highlighting his disruption.

    DT – Jalen Carter, Georgia

    Carter is part of a Georgia team that sees themselves back in the College Football Playoff for the second straight season. While playing in 10 games, although sparingly in most, he’s still managed to churn out 22 pressures, good for a top 20 mark among DTs; that’s a pressure rate of 10.8%, which ranks tied for 11th. When Carter is on the field and healthy, he’s a force to be reckoned with, a large reason why he’s a likely top-5 pick in the NFL Draft come April.

    EDGE – Tyree Wilson, Texas Tech

    Wilson came on strong for the Red Raiders each of the past two seasons. His work on the field has led to him accepting an invitation to play in this year’s Senior Bowl. He’s collected 41 Total Points in 2022, which is helped by his 6.5 sacks and 40 pressures. The latter  is ranked top 15 nationally among edge defenders.

    EDGE – Will Anderson Jr., Alabama

    Anderson spent the majority of the year being double and triple-teamed, but still found a way to have a massive impact. He ranks top 10 in sacks and tackles for loss as well as leading all FBS defenders in pressures. He has averaged more than 1.5 TFLs per game for his CAREER and he is finally eligible for the NFL Draft. The likely top-5 draft pick and only 2-time All-SIS 1st-Teamer has been the most dominant defensive player in college football in back-to-back years and should be playing on Sundays next season.

    LB – Jaylan Ford, Texas

    Leading all FBS linebackers this season in Total Points (both off-ball and edge) is Ford with 66 Total Points. Teams have a positive percentage of just 31.5% on run plays when he’s in the game, 3rd-best among qualified FBS linebackers. Ford also ranks 2nd among FBS linebackers in Total Points in coverage (34). The first-year starter has double digit TFLs as well as 4 INTs and 3 FF. His well-rounded, impactful game earned him a spot on our All-American team.

    LB – Cedric Gray, North Carolina

    Gray’s 64 Total Points ranks 2nd amongst all front-seven defenders, trailing only Jaylan Ford. However, he tops Ford in Total Points in coverage (35). He also ranks 2nd in the country with 141 total tackles and is tied-3rd with 3 forced fumbles. Additionally, he possesses a mere 7.8% Broken+Missed Tackle rate and 2.7 yards average tackle depth.

    LB/DB – John Marshall, Navy

    One of the most exciting players in college football, Marshall finished the regular season top 5 in the FBS in TFLs with nearly 20 and 3rd in sacks at 11.5. Listed as a “Striker” on Navy’s roster, he lines up all over the field, primarily in the slot, but also seeing extensive time on the edge. He ranks 2nd among FBS safeties in Total Points (57) and has far more pressures (39) than any other defensive back, with the 2nd-highest at 16. Marshall’s versatility and play style make him a perfect fit for the LB/DB position and worthy of a 1st-Team selection.

    CB – Tre’Vius Hodges-Tomlinson, TCU

    The non-quarterback with the most Total Points (82) by a wide margin will be playing in the College Football Playoff. He ranks 2nd among FBS cornerbacks in coverage Total Points and 7th in run defense Total points, highlighting his impact. While he could be a little handsy (FBS-leading 8 pass interference calls), he’s still tied-2nd in the FBS with 0.5 yards per coverage snap with the 5th-lowest EPA per target (minimum 40 targets).

    CB – Devon Witherspoon, Illinois

    Witherspoon was part of an outstanding Illini defense in 2022, one that helped the team into a top 25 ranking for most of the season. Among DBs who have been targeted at least 40 times, Witherspoon far and away has the best Passer Rating Against (a ridiculous 1.0). He’s also 1st in yards per cover snap (0.4), 3rd in yards allowed (184), tied-7th in PBUs (14), and tied-10th in completions allowed (17).

    SAF – Jason Taylor II, Oklahoma State

    Taylor II was outstanding on the back end for a strong Oklahoma State squad this season. His 56 Total Points tied for 3rd-best among listed safeties. Among safeties who were targeted at least 25 times, his Passer Rating Against ranks 4th, yards per cover snap is tied-4th, and deserved catch rate is in the Top 10. Additionally, he consistently made plays on the ball, recording 6 interceptions and 9 PBUs.

    SAF – Brian Branch, Alabama

    Branch is tied-3rd in Total Points among safeties this season (56) and ranks 4th against the pass. He’s 2nd on Alabama in Total Points in coverage, Total Points against the run, and TFLs showing his value all over the field. The third-year player primarily lined up in the slot, but saw time out wide, in the box, at edge, and at safety as well. Per usual, another Alabama player will have a big NFL draft decision coming up.

    First Team Specialists

    Position Name School
    K Christopher Dunn NC State
    P Adam Korsak Rutgers
    Returner Nikko Remigio Fresno State

    K – Christopher Dunn, NC State

    Dunn is 2nd in the FBS in FG% after going 24-of-25 this season (minimum 10 attempts) and has converted the 2nd-most FGs. He is a perfect 14-of-14 under 40 yards, 2-of-2 over 50 yards (including tying a career long of 53 yards), and 30-of-30 on extra points. He has 9+ points six times this season and finished the regular season on the ultimate high-note after kicking a game-winning field goal against rival UNC in double-overtime.

    P – Adam Korsak, Rutgers

    The Ray Guy Award winner, Korsak put up some ridiculous numbers in 2022. His 32 punts inside the 20 is tied-1st, 14 punts inside the 10 is tied-2nd, 35 fair catches forced is tied-2nd, 44-yard net average is tied-7th, and 8 punts returned is tied-7th. However, the most ridiculous stat is the fact that Korsak and the Rutgers punt coverage unit allowed -11 punt return yards on the year. 75 punts, 8 returns, and negative return yards. What a season!

    Returner – Nikko Remigio, Fresno State

    Only four players returned two kicks/punts for touchdowns this season, and Remigio was one of them. Both of his return touchdowns came on punts (Derius Davis was the only other who had 2 PR TDs). He’s averaged 19.9 yards per punt return, nearly six yards more than Davis among players with double-digit punt returns. He was no slouch as a kick returner either. Across 23 kick returns, he accumulated 480 yards, or a 20.9 average.

    2nd Team All-SIS

    Position Name School
    QB Drake Maye North Carolina
    RB Mohamed Ibrahim Minnesota
    RB Quinshon Judkins Ole Miss
    WR Nathaniel Dell Houston
    WR Charlie Jones Purdue
    TE Brock Bowers Georgia
    OT Christian Duffie Kansas State
    OT Caleb Rogers Texas Tech
    OG Nick Broeker Ole Miss
    OG Zak Zinter Michigan
    OC John Michael Schmitz Minnesota

     

    Position Name School
    DT T.J. Jackson Troy
    DT Jonah Tavai San Diego State
    EDGE Jose Ramirez Eastern Michigan
    EDGE Tuli Tuipulotu USC
    LB Tommy Eichenberg Ohio State
    LB Ivan Pace Jr. Cincinnati
    LB/DB Tanner Ingle NC State
    CB Reddy Steward Troy
    CB Clark Phillips III Utah
    S Cole Bishop Utah
    S Sydney Brown Illinois

     

    Position Name School
    K Jake Moody Michigan
    P Ty Zentner Kansas State
    Returner Johnnie Lang Arkansas State

    Led by our leading Total Points getter Drake Maye, the 2nd Team is full of stars, as well. 

    The offense features the nation’s leader in receptions (Charlie Jones), the nation’s leader (tied) in receiving touchdowns (Nathaniel Dell), and arguably the best tight end in all of college football (Brock Bowers).

    The defense features the nation’s top 2 sack leaders (Tuli Tuipulotu & Joe Ramirez) and two of the players with the 2nd-most interceptions in the country (Clark Phillips III & Sydney Brown), while the special teams features the player with the nation’s most field goals made (Jake Moody). Additionally, for the second consecutive season Nick Broeker makes the team at OG and our 2nd-Team Returner hails from Arkansas State (Johnnie Lang).

    Honorable Mentions

    Position Name School
    QB Hendon Hooker Tennessee
    RB Zach Charbonnet UCLA
    WR Emeka Egbuka Ohio State
    WR Josh Downs North Carolina
    TE Dalton Kincaid Utah
    OT Cooper Hodges Appalachian State
    OT Davis Heinzen Central Michigan
    OG Cooper Beebe Kansas State
    OG Lokahi Pauole UCF
    OG Connor Finucane Army
    OC Hayden Gillum Kansas State
    DT Braden Fiske Western Michigan
    ED Owen Porter Marshall
    ED Andre Carter Western Michigan
    LB Jack Campbell Iowa
    CB Christian Gonzalez Oregon
    S Benjamin Morrison Notre Dame
    K Will Reichard Alabama
    P Tory Taylor Iowa
    P Jack Browning San Diego State
    Returner Jordan Byrd San Diego State
    Returner Derius Davis TCU
    Returner Anthony Gould Oregon State

    With this being our first year opening this up to a vote across our Football Operations department, we decided to list out some Honorable Mentions who just didn’t quite make the cut for the first two teams.

    Nine conferences plus Independents are represented by our teams. Our scouts put in a lot of hard work and dedication this season charting games and scouting players for every FBS team. After a successful reveal of our first annual All-SIS teams last year, we feel this was another great season of college football as shown by these selections.

    Total Points, stats, and ranks as of 12/14/2022