LSU's jackpot player? Look no further than 𝓓𝓪𝓴𝓸𝓻𝓲𝓮𝓷 𝓜𝓸𝓸𝓻𝓮🃏 👀

Dakorien Moore enters his senior season with a remarkable IN-GAME ATHLETICISM score of 85.8 and max speed of 21.9🔥 #IGAScore #ReelSpeed

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Marshawn Kneeland IN-GAME ATHLETICISM™️ score is sitting at 92.4 🔥 #IGAScore

Jonathon Brooks👇
94.4 IN-GAME ATHLETICISM™ Score

RB Jonathon Brooks is a smooth operator.

Pros:
•Patience/Vision combo
•Footwork to navigate the box
•Functional receiving option
•Runs at his own pace/tempo
•Scheme versatile

Cons:
•Lacks breakaway speed
•Adequate contact balance
•Run physicality

Talented RB with the…

Jaime Ffrench👇
85.5 IN-GAME ATHLETICISM™ Score

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True Playmaker w/ a Versatile Skillset and Experience. Ready to get it !💯

Tennessee fans should be excited about the upside potential of Mike Matthews. The freshman WR has an IN-GAME ATHLETICISM™ of 84.4, and reached a max speed of 21 mph on this TD reception. #IGAScore #GBO

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Tennessee’s Mike Matthews (Mike Matthews) is a name to know. The freshman WR has an IN-GAME ATHLETICISM™ of 84.4, and was clocked as fast as 21.3 mph in HS. #IGAScore #GBO

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Kaleb Jackson reached a max speed of 20.5 mph on this TD during LSU’s spring game. #ReelSpeed

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Brock Bowers (6-3, 243) has exceeded 20+ mph at least four times in a game throughout his career, including 21.4 mph on this TD.

We have sufficient data from his tape to verify Bowers’ speed & athleticism, while providing historical comps. #IGAScore

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Xavier Legette’s IN-GAME ATHLETICISM™ Score of 97.0 is Top 10 among this year’s receiver class. #IGAScore

🎥: Southeastern Conference

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Dallas Turner’s IN-GAME ATHLETICISM™ Score of 98.0 is top 3 among this year’s EDGE prospects, signaling immediate impact potential. #IGAScore

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To run 21.4 mph on a soft surface, in a semi-fatigued state, wearing 12 pounds of pads… you would have to be a 23 mph sprinter.

This is one reason why top-end speed matters.

Train the extreme to train the range.

Brock Bowers’ in-game athleticism numbers compared to the average WR draft prospect are unique.

We can objectively classify Bowers as a freak athlete! #IGAScore #GoDawgs

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With an 82.1 IN-GAME ATHLETICISM™ Score, Messiah Delhomme has the verified speed, range, and fluidity that projects well as a Power 5 safety.

The 2025 prospect flashes good closing speed on this pick six. #IGAScore

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Brock Bowers (6-3, 243) has exceeded 20+ mph at least four times in a game throughout his career, including 21.4 mph on this TD.

We have sufficient data from his tape to verify Bowers’ speed & athleticism, while providing historical comps. #IGAScore

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NFL Draft Twitter:

“BUT WE DONT HAVE A 40 TIME AND SHORT SHUTTLE ON BROCK BOWERS”

But…..

More intrigued the deeper I dive on Coleman. Dane Brugler has him as no. 37. Love him in trade-back scenario.

'Must develop more nuance to route running, but big-man twitch, physicality & ball-winning adjustment skills allow him to be a difference maker.'