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Nothing on a college field to grade yet, so the number leans on pedigree and prep tape — a 4-star recruit who came out of high school ranked No. 70 nationally, and he posted 81 tackles with 11 sacks, 19 tackles for loss and one forced fumble in his final high school season. He sits in the reserves at Alabama. The grade banks on development rather than résumé — the ceiling stays open because nothing has closed it, and with four years of eligibility there is runway to prove it.
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A grade is a pro projection, not a college ranking. It answers one question: how real is his NFL case right now. Same scale at every program, so a 6.7 at Texas is a 6.7 in the Sun Belt, and color on this site always means grade and never means anything else.
Every rung, with the players who define itEvery prospect also carries a floor and a ceiling. Thin tape widens the range. It never inflates the number. A wide band is a young player with real runway; a tight band means the tape has already settled it.
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