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<blockquote data-quote="Dantés" data-source="post: 905993" data-attributes="member: 12283"><p>People argue about what a "sleeper" really is. Some people think a 1st round prospect is a "sleeper" if people aren't <em>higher </em>on them, while on the opposite extreme people will contend that a prospect isn't a sleeper unless they played D-III and have an unpronounceable name. </p><p></p><p>I'm not really interested in the semantics. These are just prospects who I think stand a chance to be starters or significant role players, but who are rarely mentioned. </p><ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul"><strong>Jalen Camp, WR, Ga. Tech: </strong>GTU's triple option specializes in creating unnoticed WR's. Camp only produced 29/429/4 in 2020, but that's a lot of production for that team! It accounted for 21% of their yards through the air on the season. Camp is 6'2" 226, ran a 4.48, jumped 39.5 and 125 inches, and even had decent numbers in the agilities (4.14 and 7.00). He's obviously spent a ton of time run blocking. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul"><strong>Dez Fitzpatrick, WR, Louisville: </strong>Fitzpatrick broke out as a teenage in the ACC in a big way-- 45/699/9 with Lamar Jackson in 2017. His production didn't progress from there, largely due to QB play. He's well rounded in terms of size and athleticism, and advanced in the nuances of the position. I could see him being a reliable #2 WR option in an offense. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul"><strong>Jack Stoll, TE, Nebraska: </strong>Stoll was coming on (by college TE standards) in 2018 and '19 as a complementary piece of the passing game, but he fell off in 2020 while playing through a knee injury. He has plus athletic tools to develop in the passing game, and the strength/nasty in the running game to earn a job while he grows. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul"><strong>Offensive Tackles: </strong>I want to highlight three tackles that are little discussed who have the size, length, and athleticism to potentially grow into starting tackles in the league. The first, and best of the three, is <strong>Jaylon Moore (Western Michigan)</strong>. The other two are <strong>Texas AM </strong>teammates: <strong>Dan Moore Jr. </strong>and <strong>Carson Green</strong>.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul"><strong>Zech McPhearson, CB, Texas Tech: </strong>McPhearson is a Penn State transfer and a little on the old side, but he has all the tools you'd want to develop, is willing to play physically, and managed 4 INT and 6 PBU in 2020.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul"><strong>Darrick Forrest, S, Cincinnati: </strong>You don't hear much in general about this safety class after the first few guys, but Forrest profiles as a guy who could be a starter in time. He checks all the boxes in terms of size, athletic tools, experience, and production. </li> </ul></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dantés, post: 905993, member: 12283"] People argue about what a "sleeper" really is. Some people think a 1st round prospect is a "sleeper" if people aren't [I]higher [/I]on them, while on the opposite extreme people will contend that a prospect isn't a sleeper unless they played D-III and have an unpronounceable name. I'm not really interested in the semantics. These are just prospects who I think stand a chance to be starters or significant role players, but who are rarely mentioned. [LIST] [*][B]Jalen Camp, WR, Ga. Tech: [/B]GTU's triple option specializes in creating unnoticed WR's. Camp only produced 29/429/4 in 2020, but that's a lot of production for that team! It accounted for 21% of their yards through the air on the season. Camp is 6'2" 226, ran a 4.48, jumped 39.5 and 125 inches, and even had decent numbers in the agilities (4.14 and 7.00). He's obviously spent a ton of time run blocking. [*][B]Dez Fitzpatrick, WR, Louisville: [/B]Fitzpatrick broke out as a teenage in the ACC in a big way-- 45/699/9 with Lamar Jackson in 2017. His production didn't progress from there, largely due to QB play. He's well rounded in terms of size and athleticism, and advanced in the nuances of the position. I could see him being a reliable #2 WR option in an offense. [*][B]Jack Stoll, TE, Nebraska: [/B]Stoll was coming on (by college TE standards) in 2018 and '19 as a complementary piece of the passing game, but he fell off in 2020 while playing through a knee injury. He has plus athletic tools to develop in the passing game, and the strength/nasty in the running game to earn a job while he grows. [*][B]Offensive Tackles: [/B]I want to highlight three tackles that are little discussed who have the size, length, and athleticism to potentially grow into starting tackles in the league. The first, and best of the three, is [B]Jaylon Moore (Western Michigan)[/B]. The other two are [B]Texas AM [/B]teammates: [B]Dan Moore Jr. [/B]and [B]Carson Green[/B]. [*][B]Zech McPhearson, CB, Texas Tech: [/B]McPhearson is a Penn State transfer and a little on the old side, but he has all the tools you'd want to develop, is willing to play physically, and managed 4 INT and 6 PBU in 2020. [*][B]Darrick Forrest, S, Cincinnati: [/B]You don't hear much in general about this safety class after the first few guys, but Forrest profiles as a guy who could be a starter in time. He checks all the boxes in terms of size, athletic tools, experience, and production. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]
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