One scout. One board.
No borrowed grades.

ScoutSZN exists because draft coverage is scattered everywhere and complete nowhere. Mock drafts recycle the same forty names. Recruiting sites stop caring the day a kid signs. Stats live on one site, portal history on another, and representation isn't tracked anywhere. This site puts all of it on one card for every player in the FBS: recruiting pedigree, production, portal moves, depth charts, news, reps, and a real grade. Whether you're an agent doing homework on a guy you're pursuing, a scout cross checking a name, or a fan trying to figure out who number 52 is midway through the third quarter, the answer is one search away.

The one thing you won't find anywhere else: representation. ScoutSZN is the only public draft resource that tracks who represents every prospect, and just as important, who doesn't. Agencies use it to see which players are still unsigned. Fans use it to see which agents are stacking rosters before the draft. Either way, it's a layer of the sport that's been invisible until now, and it lives on every player card.

It's built and graded by one person. Daelan Pinsky is a junior at Syracuse University studying sport management and sport analytics. He's worked inside multiple sports agencies while still in school, scouted for Syracuse Football, and learned how to evaluate, and who's worth evaluating, from people who do it for NFL front offices. ScoutSZN is that education turned into a product: 15,096 prospects across 138 programs, every one graded on a single 0 to 10 pro projection scale, backed by 67,822 tracked news items.

Nothing here is aggregated from anyone else's board. The recruiting data, the production, the portal history, and the industry's consensus are all inputs. The number at the end is one scout's call, and it's on the record. When it's right, you'll see the receipt. When it's wrong, it gets regraded in public with the reason logged.