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JOSEPH (SAM) JOHNSON, P | USC
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 200
HANDS: 9 ½
ARM: 31
SPAN: 75
FORTY: 4.90
10YD: 1.72
SHUT: 4.55
3CONE: 7.40
VERT: 29
BROAD: 108
BENCH: 12
SCOUTING REPORT: SUMMARY
Johnson is a consistent, technically sound punter who became a key special teams weapon for USC. He shows good hang time, directional control, and the ability to pin opponents deep. His mechanics are clean, and he rarely rushes his operation time, which makes him reliable under pressure.
While he doesn’t have the biggest leg in the class, his placement and consistency stand out. He averaged over 44 yards per punt in 2025, with multiple games flipping field position in USC’s favor. His athletic testing is modest, but punters are judged more on leg strength, control, and consistency than raw measurables.
Johnson projects as a late-round pick or priority free agent who can compete for a roster spot immediately. His best fit is with a team that values field position and reliability over sheer distance, and he has the makeup to carve out a long-term role as a steady NFL punter.
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 200
HANDS: 9 ½
ARM: 31
SPAN: 75
FORTY: 4.90
10YD: 1.72
SHUT: 4.55
3CONE: 7.40
VERT: 29
BROAD: 108
BENCH: 12
SCOUTING REPORT: SUMMARY
Johnson is a consistent, technically sound punter who became a key special teams weapon for USC. He shows good hang time, directional control, and the ability to pin opponents deep. His mechanics are clean, and he rarely rushes his operation time, which makes him reliable under pressure.
While he doesn’t have the biggest leg in the class, his placement and consistency stand out. He averaged over 44 yards per punt in 2025, with multiple games flipping field position in USC’s favor. His athletic testing is modest, but punters are judged more on leg strength, control, and consistency than raw measurables.
Johnson projects as a late-round pick or priority free agent who can compete for a roster spot immediately. His best fit is with a team that values field position and reliability over sheer distance, and he has the makeup to carve out a long-term role as a steady NFL punter.
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DAEJON REYNOLDS | WR | UNLV
• HEIGHT: 6-2
• WEIGHT: 202
• HANDS: 9 ⅝
• ARM: 31 ¾
• SPAN: 77 ⅞
• FORTY: 4.63
• 20YD: 2.68
• 10YD: 1.62
• VERT: 37.5
• BROAD: 127 (10’7”)
• SHUT: 4.15
• 3CONE: 7.02
Scouting Report: Summary
Reynolds is a big-bodied receiver with the frame and athleticism to win in contested situations. His vertical and broad jump numbers highlight his explosiveness, and he has shown flashes of downfield ability, including an 8-catch, 165-yard, 2-TD game at Florida before transferring. At UNLV, he produced 33 catches for 471 yards and 5 TDs in 2025, averaging 14.3 yards per reception.
• Strengths:• Size and length to win jump balls.
• Explosive leaping ability and strong hands.
• Experience across multiple programs (Florida, Pitt, UNLV).
• Red-zone weapon with 5 TDs in 2025.
• Weaknesses:• Average straight-line speed; struggles to separate consistently.
• Production has been streaky across his career.
• Needs refinement in route running and release technique.
• Limited special teams value.
Projection & Fit
• Draft Range: Round 6–7 / Priority Free Agent
• NFL Comparison: Similar to players like Auden Tate (big-bodied possession WR with contested-catch skills but average speed).
• Best Fit: Teams needing a developmental outside receiver who can contribute in red-zone packages and vertical contested situations.
Key Takeaway
Daejon Reynolds is a developmental wideout with size and explosiveness who can flash as a big-play threat but lacks consistent separation ability. He projects as a depth receiver and red-zone option, with upside if he refines his route running and consistency at the next level.
*Nice hands. I don’t see any “explosiveness”.
• HEIGHT: 6-2
• WEIGHT: 202
• HANDS: 9 ⅝
• ARM: 31 ¾
• SPAN: 77 ⅞
• FORTY: 4.63
• 20YD: 2.68
• 10YD: 1.62
• VERT: 37.5
• BROAD: 127 (10’7”)
• SHUT: 4.15
• 3CONE: 7.02
Scouting Report: Summary
Reynolds is a big-bodied receiver with the frame and athleticism to win in contested situations. His vertical and broad jump numbers highlight his explosiveness, and he has shown flashes of downfield ability, including an 8-catch, 165-yard, 2-TD game at Florida before transferring. At UNLV, he produced 33 catches for 471 yards and 5 TDs in 2025, averaging 14.3 yards per reception.
• Strengths:• Size and length to win jump balls.
• Explosive leaping ability and strong hands.
• Experience across multiple programs (Florida, Pitt, UNLV).
• Red-zone weapon with 5 TDs in 2025.
• Weaknesses:• Average straight-line speed; struggles to separate consistently.
• Production has been streaky across his career.
• Needs refinement in route running and release technique.
• Limited special teams value.
Projection & Fit
• Draft Range: Round 6–7 / Priority Free Agent
• NFL Comparison: Similar to players like Auden Tate (big-bodied possession WR with contested-catch skills but average speed).
• Best Fit: Teams needing a developmental outside receiver who can contribute in red-zone packages and vertical contested situations.
Key Takeaway
Daejon Reynolds is a developmental wideout with size and explosiveness who can flash as a big-play threat but lacks consistent separation ability. He projects as a depth receiver and red-zone option, with upside if he refines his route running and consistency at the next level.
*Nice hands. I don’t see any “explosiveness”.
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CHRIS THOMAS, LB | MAINE
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 232
HANDS: 9 ½
ARM: 32
SPAN: 78
FORTY: 4.66
10YD: 1.64
SHUT: 4.38
3CONE: 7.18
VERT: 33
BROAD: 120
BENCH: 20
SCOUTING REPORT: SUMMARY
Thomas is a productive linebacker from Maine with solid size and athleticism for the position. He’s a reliable tackler who plays with good pursuit angles and effort, finishing his senior season with over 90 tackles and multiple tackles for loss. His range allows him to flow sideline-to-sideline, and he shows awareness in zone coverage, though ball production has been limited.
He projects best as a depth linebacker and special teams contributor, with the toughness and motor to stick on a roster. His weaknesses include block shedding against stronger linemen and limited pass-rush impact, but his versatility and effort give him developmental value.
Thomas profiles as a late Day 3 or priority free agent prospect who can earn a role through special teams and rotational linebacker snaps.
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 232
HANDS: 9 ½
ARM: 32
SPAN: 78
FORTY: 4.66
10YD: 1.64
SHUT: 4.38
3CONE: 7.18
VERT: 33
BROAD: 120
BENCH: 20
SCOUTING REPORT: SUMMARY
Thomas is a productive linebacker from Maine with solid size and athleticism for the position. He’s a reliable tackler who plays with good pursuit angles and effort, finishing his senior season with over 90 tackles and multiple tackles for loss. His range allows him to flow sideline-to-sideline, and he shows awareness in zone coverage, though ball production has been limited.
He projects best as a depth linebacker and special teams contributor, with the toughness and motor to stick on a roster. His weaknesses include block shedding against stronger linemen and limited pass-rush impact, but his versatility and effort give him developmental value.
Thomas profiles as a late Day 3 or priority free agent prospect who can earn a role through special teams and rotational linebacker snaps.
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FINTAN BROSE | OG | DELAWARE
• HEIGHT: 6-3
• WEIGHT: 310
• HANDS: 10
• ARM: 32
• SPAN: 77 ⅛
• FORTY: 5.14
• 10YD: 1.75
• SHUT: 4.64
• 3CONE: 7.93
• VERT: 29
• BROAD: 8’6”
• BENCH: 32
Scouting Report: Summary
Brose is a stocky, experienced interior lineman who played over 3,000 career snaps across multiple positions (LG, RG, RT, and C). His versatility and durability stand out, as he even shifted to center midseason in 2025 to cover injuries. He’s known for his toughness, awareness in blitz pickup, and leadership as a team captain.
• Strengths:• Strong, physical blocker with heavy hands.
• High football IQ, active eyes in stunt/blitz recognition.
• Durable and versatile, with experience at four OL positions.
• Team leader and respected locker room presence.
• Weaknesses:• Prone to falling off blocks and ending up on the ground.
• Struggles to anchor against bull rushers.
• Limited movement in space; doesn’t create consistent push on drive blocks.
• Lacks a standout athletic trait.
Projection & Fit
• Draft Range: Round 6–7 / Priority Free Agent
• NFL Comparison: Similar to players like Jamil Douglas (versatile interior depth with toughness but average athleticism).
• Best Fit: Teams needing a smart, versatile interior lineman who can provide depth at multiple positions and contribute immediately in practice squads or as a swing backup.
Key Takeaway
Fintan Brose is a gritty, versatile guard/center prospect whose value lies in his experience, toughness, and leadership. While he lacks elite athletic traits, his ability to play multiple positions and his durability give him a chance to stick as a depth piece on an NFL roster.
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• HEIGHT: 6-3
• WEIGHT: 310
• HANDS: 10
• ARM: 32
• SPAN: 77 ⅛
• FORTY: 5.14
• 10YD: 1.75
• SHUT: 4.64
• 3CONE: 7.93
• VERT: 29
• BROAD: 8’6”
• BENCH: 32
Scouting Report: Summary
Brose is a stocky, experienced interior lineman who played over 3,000 career snaps across multiple positions (LG, RG, RT, and C). His versatility and durability stand out, as he even shifted to center midseason in 2025 to cover injuries. He’s known for his toughness, awareness in blitz pickup, and leadership as a team captain.
• Strengths:• Strong, physical blocker with heavy hands.
• High football IQ, active eyes in stunt/blitz recognition.
• Durable and versatile, with experience at four OL positions.
• Team leader and respected locker room presence.
• Weaknesses:• Prone to falling off blocks and ending up on the ground.
• Struggles to anchor against bull rushers.
• Limited movement in space; doesn’t create consistent push on drive blocks.
• Lacks a standout athletic trait.
Projection & Fit
• Draft Range: Round 6–7 / Priority Free Agent
• NFL Comparison: Similar to players like Jamil Douglas (versatile interior depth with toughness but average athleticism).
• Best Fit: Teams needing a smart, versatile interior lineman who can provide depth at multiple positions and contribute immediately in practice squads or as a swing backup.
Key Takeaway
Fintan Brose is a gritty, versatile guard/center prospect whose value lies in his experience, toughness, and leadership. While he lacks elite athletic traits, his ability to play multiple positions and his durability give him a chance to stick as a depth piece on an NFL roster.
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GIOVANNI IOVINO, LB | HAWAI‘I
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 235
HANDS: 9 ½
ARM: 32
SPAN: 77
FORTY: 4.72
10YD: 1.67
SHUT: 4.41
3CONE: 7.25
VERT: 32
BROAD: 119
BENCH: 18
SCOUTING REPORT: SUMMARY
Iovino is a high-motor linebacker who transferred to Hawai‘i after stints at San Diego and Washington State. He carved out a role on defense and special teams, highlighted by a 41-yard interception return for a touchdown against Sam Houston and a strong showing in the Hawai‘i Bowl win over California. His effort, toughness, and versatility stand out, making him a valuable depth piece.
• Strengths:• Plays with energy and toughness; consistent motor.
• Solid tackling form and pursuit angles.
• Ball skills, including a pick-six in 2025.
• Special teams contributor with versatility across schemes.
• Weaknesses:• Limited starting experience at Hawai‘i (only two starts in 2025).
• Needs refinement in block shedding and coverage recognition.
• Athleticism is solid but not elite compared to top NFL prospects.
Projection & Fit
• Draft Range: Priority Free Agent / CFL consideration
• NFL Comparison: Similar to players like Tanner Vallejo (depth LB and special teams asset).
• Best Fit: Teams looking for a developmental linebacker with immediate special teams value.
Key Takeaway
Giovanni Iovino is a gritty, developmental linebacker whose toughness and special teams ability give him a chance to stick on a roster. While raw and limited in starting reps, his motor and versatility make him a candidate for depth roles at the next level.
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 235
HANDS: 9 ½
ARM: 32
SPAN: 77
FORTY: 4.72
10YD: 1.67
SHUT: 4.41
3CONE: 7.25
VERT: 32
BROAD: 119
BENCH: 18
SCOUTING REPORT: SUMMARY
Iovino is a high-motor linebacker who transferred to Hawai‘i after stints at San Diego and Washington State. He carved out a role on defense and special teams, highlighted by a 41-yard interception return for a touchdown against Sam Houston and a strong showing in the Hawai‘i Bowl win over California. His effort, toughness, and versatility stand out, making him a valuable depth piece.
• Strengths:• Plays with energy and toughness; consistent motor.
• Solid tackling form and pursuit angles.
• Ball skills, including a pick-six in 2025.
• Special teams contributor with versatility across schemes.
• Weaknesses:• Limited starting experience at Hawai‘i (only two starts in 2025).
• Needs refinement in block shedding and coverage recognition.
• Athleticism is solid but not elite compared to top NFL prospects.
Projection & Fit
• Draft Range: Priority Free Agent / CFL consideration
• NFL Comparison: Similar to players like Tanner Vallejo (depth LB and special teams asset).
• Best Fit: Teams looking for a developmental linebacker with immediate special teams value.
Key Takeaway
Giovanni Iovino is a gritty, developmental linebacker whose toughness and special teams ability give him a chance to stick on a roster. While raw and limited in starting reps, his motor and versatility make him a candidate for depth roles at the next level.
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MICHAEL SHULIKOV | WR/TE | IDAHO STATE
• HEIGHT: 6-6
• WEIGHT: 235
• HANDS: 9 ⅛
• ARM: 33 ⅜
• SPAN: 80 ¾
• FORTY: 4.80
• 20YD: 2.83
• 10YD: 1.73
• BENCH: — (no official reps recorded)
• VERT: 32.5
• BROAD: 9’7”
• SHUT: 4.43
• 3CONE: 7.21
Scouting Report: Summary
Shulikov is a big-bodied receiver with TE versatility who emerged as Idaho State’s top offensive weapon in 2025. His frame and catch radius make him a reliable target in contested situations, and he has shown flashes of explosiveness with a career-long 52-yard reception against Weber State. He also demonstrated trick-play ability, completing a 15-yard touchdown pass during the season. Idaho State ...
• Strengths:• Excellent size and length for jump-ball and red-zone situations.
• Led Idaho State in receiving yards and touchdowns in 2025.
• Versatility to line up as a big WR or flex TE.
• Strong hands and ability to shield defenders with his frame.
• Weaknesses:• Average speed (4.80 forty) limits separation.
• Needs refinement in route running and release technique.
• Blocking ability remains unproven at TE.
• Production came primarily in Big Sky competition; NFL transition will be steep.
Projection & Fit
• Draft Range: Round 6–7 / Priority Free Agent
• NFL Comparison: Similar to players like Donald Parham Jr. (tall, developmental WR/TE hybrid with contested-catch upside).
• Best Fit: Teams seeking a developmental red-zone target or hybrid TE/WR depth piece.
Key Takeaway
Michael Shulikov is a long, physical receiver with hybrid TE traits who can win contested catches and provide red-zone value. His athletic testing is average, but his size and production make him an intriguing developmental prospect who could carve out a role as a situational target at the next level.
• HEIGHT: 6-6
• WEIGHT: 235
• HANDS: 9 ⅛
• ARM: 33 ⅜
• SPAN: 80 ¾
• FORTY: 4.80
• 20YD: 2.83
• 10YD: 1.73
• BENCH: — (no official reps recorded)
• VERT: 32.5
• BROAD: 9’7”
• SHUT: 4.43
• 3CONE: 7.21
Scouting Report: Summary
Shulikov is a big-bodied receiver with TE versatility who emerged as Idaho State’s top offensive weapon in 2025. His frame and catch radius make him a reliable target in contested situations, and he has shown flashes of explosiveness with a career-long 52-yard reception against Weber State. He also demonstrated trick-play ability, completing a 15-yard touchdown pass during the season. Idaho State ...
• Strengths:• Excellent size and length for jump-ball and red-zone situations.
• Led Idaho State in receiving yards and touchdowns in 2025.
• Versatility to line up as a big WR or flex TE.
• Strong hands and ability to shield defenders with his frame.
• Weaknesses:• Average speed (4.80 forty) limits separation.
• Needs refinement in route running and release technique.
• Blocking ability remains unproven at TE.
• Production came primarily in Big Sky competition; NFL transition will be steep.
Projection & Fit
• Draft Range: Round 6–7 / Priority Free Agent
• NFL Comparison: Similar to players like Donald Parham Jr. (tall, developmental WR/TE hybrid with contested-catch upside).
• Best Fit: Teams seeking a developmental red-zone target or hybrid TE/WR depth piece.
Key Takeaway
Michael Shulikov is a long, physical receiver with hybrid TE traits who can win contested catches and provide red-zone value. His athletic testing is average, but his size and production make him an intriguing developmental prospect who could carve out a role as a situational target at the next level.
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NATE REED | K | DELAWARE
• HEIGHT: 6-3
• WEIGHT: 180
Scouting Report: Summary
Reed is a tall, technically sound kicker with a strong leg and clutch ability. He finished 2025 hitting 18 of 24 field goals (75%), including a career-long 51-yarder, and was perfect on 39 of 39 PATs. He also set Delaware’s single-season record with seven field goals from 40+ yards and became the first player nationally in at least a decade to go 3-for-3 on onside kicks.
• Strengths:• Strong leg with range past 50 yards.
• Clutch performer (game-winning 51-yard FG vs. Louisiana Tech).
• Excellent kickoff specialist: 47 touchbacks in 2025.
• Academic honors and leadership qualities.
• Weaknesses:• Field goal percentage (75%) is solid but not elite.
• Limited exposure against Power Five competition.
• Needs consistency on mid-range attempts.
Projection & Fit
• Draft Range: Priority Free Agent / Specialist Showcase invitee.
• NFL Comparison: Similar to Chase McLaughlin (strong leg, developmental consistency).
• Best Fit: Teams needing a reliable kicker with kickoff ability and clutch upside.
Key Takeaway
Nate Reed is a high-upside specialist who combines leg strength, clutch performance, and kickoff value. His 2025 season earned him 68 Ventures Bowl MVP, All-CUSA honors, and Lou Groza Award recognition, making him one of the more intriguing late-round kicker prospects in the 2026 draft class.
• HEIGHT: 6-3
• WEIGHT: 180
Scouting Report: Summary
Reed is a tall, technically sound kicker with a strong leg and clutch ability. He finished 2025 hitting 18 of 24 field goals (75%), including a career-long 51-yarder, and was perfect on 39 of 39 PATs. He also set Delaware’s single-season record with seven field goals from 40+ yards and became the first player nationally in at least a decade to go 3-for-3 on onside kicks.
• Strengths:• Strong leg with range past 50 yards.
• Clutch performer (game-winning 51-yard FG vs. Louisiana Tech).
• Excellent kickoff specialist: 47 touchbacks in 2025.
• Academic honors and leadership qualities.
• Weaknesses:• Field goal percentage (75%) is solid but not elite.
• Limited exposure against Power Five competition.
• Needs consistency on mid-range attempts.
Projection & Fit
• Draft Range: Priority Free Agent / Specialist Showcase invitee.
• NFL Comparison: Similar to Chase McLaughlin (strong leg, developmental consistency).
• Best Fit: Teams needing a reliable kicker with kickoff ability and clutch upside.
Key Takeaway
Nate Reed is a high-upside specialist who combines leg strength, clutch performance, and kickoff value. His 2025 season earned him 68 Ventures Bowl MVP, All-CUSA honors, and Lou Groza Award recognition, making him one of the more intriguing late-round kicker prospects in the 2026 draft class.
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Marzan
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Thanks for all the great updates
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Sir Raider Duck, OMS
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Seconded. This thread has been great.
And we brought in a second kicker? Great as well. He, Tokyo Toe, and Matt Gay can kick it out in camp. May the best man win.
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KAMAR MISSOURI | OT | UTSA
• HEIGHT: 6‑5 (6052 official)
• WEIGHT: 311 lbs
• HANDS: 9 ½
• ARM: 33 ⅜
• SPAN: 80 ¾
• FORTY: 5.19 (range 5.13–5.26)
• 10YD: 1.77
• SHUT: 4.93
• 3CONE: 7.97
• VERT: 30”
• BROAD: 9’0”
• BENCH: 22 reps
Scouting Report: Summary
Missouri is a versatile offensive lineman who played both tackle and guard at UTSA after transferring from Rutgers. He’s a durable multi‑year starter with a solid frame and wingspan, but his athletic profile is average compared to top prospects. Coaches value his toughness and ability to adapt across the line.
Strengths:
Positional versatility (OT/OG).
Solid size and length for pass protection.
Experienced starter with good football IQ.
Tough, durable, and coachable.
Weaknesses:
Average athleticism; lacks elite quickness.
Footwork and leverage need refinement against speed rushers.
More developmental than plug‑and‑play
• HEIGHT: 6‑5 (6052 official)
• WEIGHT: 311 lbs
• HANDS: 9 ½
• ARM: 33 ⅜
• SPAN: 80 ¾
• FORTY: 5.19 (range 5.13–5.26)
• 10YD: 1.77
• SHUT: 4.93
• 3CONE: 7.97
• VERT: 30”
• BROAD: 9’0”
• BENCH: 22 reps
Scouting Report: Summary
Missouri is a versatile offensive lineman who played both tackle and guard at UTSA after transferring from Rutgers. He’s a durable multi‑year starter with a solid frame and wingspan, but his athletic profile is average compared to top prospects. Coaches value his toughness and ability to adapt across the line.
Strengths:
Positional versatility (OT/OG).
Solid size and length for pass protection.
Experienced starter with good football IQ.
Tough, durable, and coachable.
Weaknesses:
Average athleticism; lacks elite quickness.
Footwork and leverage need refinement against speed rushers.
More developmental than plug‑and‑play
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RickRyb
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If Robertson, QB from Baylor, makes any noise in camp AOC will be out.
Also, I think EJ Williams, WR Indiana, will make the team to help out Mendoza
Also, I think EJ Williams, WR Indiana, will make the team to help out Mendoza
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Xramfan
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Charlie kicking ass in this thread. Thank you for the hard work!
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Yep, BIG props to ChuckXramfan wrote: Sun Apr 26, 2026 8:58 am Charlie kicking ass in this thread. Thank you for the hard work!
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Guessing Hemby has a great chance to make team.
Tokyo Toe has good chance if he shows he got good enough range. Questionable leg strength.
Don't know anything about the rest.
Tokyo Toe has good chance if he shows he got good enough range. Questionable leg strength.
Don't know anything about the rest.