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Lets look back on my #1 players in each draft class coming out.
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SSPS previous 1st overall grades
2012: Robert Griffin III, Baylor (QB)
2013: Travis Fredrick, Wisconsin (C)
2014: Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina (OLB)
2015: Brandon Scherff, Iowa (OT)
2016: Carson Wentz, NDSU (QB)
2017: Myles Garrett, Texas A&M (DE)
2018: Quenton Nelson, Notre Dame (OG)
2019: Jonah Williams, Alabama (OT)
2020: Chase Young, Ohio State (DE)
2021: Trever Lawrence, Clemson (QB)
2022: Kayvon Thibodeaux, Oregon (DE)
2023: Will Anderson Jr, Alabama (OLB)
2024: Joe Alt, Notre Dame (OT)
2025: Travis Hunter, Colorado (CB/WR)
2026: Caleb Downs, Ohio State (S)
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I'm I the only person who went a center is the best player in a draft class in 2013 you're damn right I am.
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Jonah Williams was the one that is like damn that has been a miss so far, but who knows injuries early on could have been the only thing holding him back.
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RG3 is the most heartbreaking one what could have been if he didn't just get hurt all those times.
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Updating it every year 🥳

#ssps by @ssps_3

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5 years ago

SSPS 2026 NFL Award Watchlist
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MVP
Jordan Love, Packers
Matthew Stafford, Rams
Drake Maye, Patriots
Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars
Jahmyr Gibbs, Lions
Caleb Williams, Bears
Myles Garrett, Rams
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Offensive Player of the Year
Christian McCaffrey, 49ers
Jonathan Taylor, Colts
Jahmyr Gibbs, Lions
Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seahawks
Ja'Marr Chase, Bengals
Brock Bowers, Raiders
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Defensive player of the Year
Myles Garrett, Rams
Derek Stingley Jr, Texans
Will Anderson, Texans
Patrick Surtain II, Broncos
Aaron Donald, Rams
Christian Gonzalez, Patriots
Vita Vea, Buccaneers
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Offensive lineman of the Year
Trent Williams, 49ers
Creed Humphrey, Chiefs
Quinn Meinerz, Broncos
Quenton Nelson, Colts
Zach Bako-Bewele, Packers
Penei Sewell, Lions
Lane Johnson, Eagles
Tyler Linderbaum, Raiders
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Offensive rookie of the Year
Jeremiyah Love, Cardinals
Fernando Mendoza, Raiders
KC Concepcion, Browns
Carson Beck, Cardinals
Germie Bernard, Steelers
Trey Smack, Packers
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Defensive rookie of the Year
Caleb Downs, Cowboys
Ruben Bain, Buccaneers
Dillon Thieneman, Bears
Jacob Rodriguez, Dolphins
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Special Teams Player of the Year
Cam Little, Jaguars
Jason Myers, Seahawks
Marcus Jones, Patriots
Trey Smack, Packers
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Coach of the Year
Jesse Minter, Ravens
Robert Saleh, Titans
Brian Schottenheimer, Cowboys
Kevin Stefanski, Falcons
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George Blanda Award
Matt Stafford, Rams
Trent Williams, 49ers
Aaron Rodgers, Steelers
Joe Flacco, Bengals
Calais Campbell, Ravens
Morgan Cox, Titans

SSPS Kevin King Award
Keisean Nixon, Packers
Dolphins WR room
Any J-E-T-S QB
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The George Blanda Award is the best player who is 38 or above still playing at a high level.
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The Kevin King Award goes to the just unwatchable player or players. This is a tribute to Kevin King performance in the 2020 NFC championship game.
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2 months ago

Today marks another year of Illinois high school football. A few played yesterday but here are my Illinois high school state championship game predictions. Some are just like everyone else others have a little flair like Westville, Coal City and the 5A prediction.

1A Lena-Winslow vs Stockton
2A Wilmington vs Westville
3A Byron vs Olympia
4A Montini Catholic vs Coal City
5A Peoria Highschool vs Cary-Grove
6A East St Louis vs Joliet Catholic
7A Brother Rice vs St Lawrence
8A Mount Carmel vs Lincoln Way East

#illinois #ihsa #hsfootball by @ssps_3

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2 months ago

Today we have a fun one as I'm going to do something that I haven't done before. I'm going to give you my Preseason Top 25, Heisman Trophy watchlist, and conference champions.
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1) Miami
2) Indiana
3) Notre Dame
4) Oregon
5) Georgia
6) Ohio State
7) Alabama
8) Texas
9) Texas Tech
10) LSU
11) Texas A&M
12) Michigan
13) Arizona State
14) Ole Miss
15) Iowa
16) Oklahoma
17) BYU
18) Louisville
19) NDSU
20) Oklahoma State
21) Virginia Tech
22) Navy
23) South Carolina
24) UCLA
25) Missouri
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Heisman Trophy Watchlist
1) Darian Mensah, Miami (QB)
2) Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State (WR)
3) Josh Hoover, Indiana (QB)
4) Sam Leavitt, LSU (QB)
5) Wayne Knight, UCLA (RB)
6) Julian Sayin, Ohio State (QB)
7) Malachi Toney, Miami (WR)
8) Ahmad Hardy, Missouri (RB)
9) CJ Carr, Notre Dame (QB)
10) Nathan Hayes, NDSU (QB)
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Every Conference Champion
ACC: Miami
Big 10: Indiana
Big 12: Texas Tech
Pac 12: Boise State
SEC: Georgia
AAC: Navy
C-USA: Western Kentucky
MAC: Central Michigan
Mountain West: NDSU
Sun Belt: Troy
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Will this age poorly? Is this going to be another SSPS curse moment? More than likely yes, but I just wanted to do something different so I can't wait to look at this in January of 2027 🥸 by @ssps_3

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5 months ago

SSPS 2026 NFL Draft Positional Rankings
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QB
1) Fernando Mendoza, Indiana
2) Ty Simpson, Alabama
3) Taylen Green, Arkansas
4) Derek Robertson, Monmouth (NJ)
5) Sawyer Robertson, Baylor
6) Joe Fagnano, UConn
7) Carson Beck, Miami
8) Haynes King, Georgia Tech
9) Cameron Peters, PVAMU
10) Garrett Nussmeier, LSU
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RBs
1) Jeremiyah Love, Notre Dame
2) Nick Singleton, Penn State
3) Mike Washington, Arkansas
4) Demond Claiborne, Wake Forest
5) Jadarian Price, Notre Dame
6) Emmett Johnson, Nebraska
7) Jonah Coleman, Washington
8) Roman Hemby, Indiana
9) Adam Randall, Clemson
10) Barika Kpeenu, NDSU
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WRs
1) Jordyn Tyson, Arizona State
2) Carnell Tate, Ohio State
3) Makai Lemon, USC
4) KC Concepcion, Texas A&M
5) Omar Cooper Jr, Indiana
5) Germie Bernard, Alabama
6) Ted Hurst, Georgia State
7) Skyler Bell, Connecticut
8) Zachariah Branch, Georgia
9) Malachi Fields, Notre Dame
10) Denzel Boston, Washington
11) Chris Brazzell, Tennessee
12) Ja’Kobi Lane, USC
13) Elijah Sarratt, Indiana
14) Bryce Lance, NDSU
15) Chris Bell, Louisville
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TEs
1) Kenyon Sadiq, Oregon
2) Eli Stowers, Vanderbilt
3) Michael Trigg, Baylor
4) Oscar Delp, Georgia
5) Sam Roush, Stanford
6) Max Klare, Ohio State
7) Dallen Bentley, Utah
8) Justin Joly, NC State
9) Joe Royer, Cincinnati
10) Marlin Klein, Michigan
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OT
1) Francis Mauigoa, Miami
2) Spencer Fano, Utah
3) Gennings Dunker, Iowa
4) Monroe Freeling, Georgia
5) Max Iheanachor, Arizona State
6) Caleb Lomu, Utah
7) Kayden Proctor, Alabama
8) Markel Bell, Miami
9) Blake Miller, Clemson
10) Caleb Tiernan, Northwestern
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IOL
1) Olaivavega Ioane, Penn State
2) Keylan Rutledge, Georgia Tech
3) Logan Jones, Iowa
4) Emmanuel Pregnon, Oregon
5) Chase Bisontis, Texas A&M
6) Jake Slaughter, Florida
7) Connor Lew, Auburn
8) Ar'maj Reed-Adams, Texas A&M
9) Jalen Farmer, Kentucky
10) Sam Hecht, Kansas State

#nfldraft2026 #ssps by @ssps_3

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6 months ago

Joe Fagnano, QB
6'3, 226 lbs
Senior, UConn
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Pro Comparison:
Josh McCown
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Grades
Awareness-C
Decision making-C
Arm strength-B+
Short accuracy-A-
Medium accuracy-B
Deep accuracy-B-
Play action-C
Footwork-C-
Ability to create-C
Feel pressure-C
It factor-B-
Potential-B-
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Most people heard bout Joe from his great TD-INT ratio this season at Connecticut. He is always a safe QB going back to his days at CAA Maine where he was a walk-on. He had a 46-12 TD-Int ratio for the Bears. The reason why he won't go until day 3 is the following. His footwork is just atrocious, leading to lack of velocity and his wide receivers waiting for the ball to get there while being open. You can look at his tape at Maine or at Uconn and he lacks any progression in his reads. Normally he looks the whole way because he predetermined where he was going. Normally it would work because Skyler Bell is an excellent WR and can adjust to either early throws or behind schedule ones. With that all said, his positives are that even when late on throws at Maine against ACC opponents he would showcase he can throw into tight windows with defenders close. As well as being able to hold the ball as long as possible, while getting drilled and still delivering it to his open receiver. Lots of questions for his arm talent but I believe if a QB coach would fix his awful footwork he could add a bit more air yardage to get his receivers more in stride and be successful in the NFL. I compare him to the legendary journeyman Josh McCown for his similar problems at Southern Methodist and Sam Houston State to being sat almost 2 years in Arizona while having traits to be a good QB and developing into an avg starter and reliable backup. I have a 7th round grade on him but at the minimum he should be a long term backup in the league if not a star in the UFL. by @ssps_3

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6 months ago

Chip Trayanum, RB
5'11, 224 lbs
Senior, Toledo
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Pro Comparison:
James Connor

Grades
Speed-C+
Cut back ability-A-
Power-B+
Balance-C+
Pass blocking-D
Ball carrying Vision-A-
Catching-A-
2nd effort-B-
Route running-B-
It factor-B
Potential-B
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+ The best thing I like about him is his receiving ability. Contains a good route tree and has a decent release and gets depth when out of the backfield and into the flat for his QB rather that was at ASU, UK or Toledo
+ Has very good vision and cut back ability while at all 4 stops of his career ASU, OSU, UK and Toledo.
+ High volume RedZone back and scored countless TDs within the 20 and can be a serviceable RB2 for years to come in the NFL
+ The two seasons at Ohio State might not be the most eye popping when you just look at stats. But when they transitioned him to a LB and let him play on ST it showcased his ability to be on the lower half of the 53 at the next level while being able to stand out in kickoff and punt coverage.
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- Lacks breakaway speed and acceleration to get past NFL level defenders in the PAC 12, Big 10 and the SEC. It would be one thing if it was just his small sample size at Arizona State from the covid season and then his second yr but it was even showcased this past year in the MAC of him being chased down in open space by good but not great defenders
- For a bigger back he just can't pass protect whatsoever and for a RB2 there is normally the requirement of being the more powerful and willing to pass block than the starter normally. Which is at least a teachable flaw by @ssps_3

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6 months ago

Aaron Kampman was a 5th round pick in 2002 out of Iowa by the Green Bay Packers. In 2006 & 2007 he would be a 2nd Team All-Pro and Pro Bowl selection. In his 9 year career for Green Bay and Jacksonville he became one of my favorite players growing up and was what made me in peewee football be a DE at first. This is a edit for a underrated badass of a DE for great Packers teams of the past. taken in Lambeau Field by @ssps_3

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6 months ago

Here is the list of every triple crown winner (WR/TE) in NFL history. A triple crown is when you lead the league in receptions, receiving yards and TDs in the same season.
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1932: Ray Flaherty New York Giants
21 receptions, 350 receiving yards and 5 TDs

1936: Don Hutson Green Bay Packers
34 receptions, 536 receiving yards and 8 TDs

1941: Don Hutson Green Bay Packers
58 receptions, 738 receiving yards and 10 TDs

1942: Don Hutson Green Bay Packers
74 receptions, 1,211 receiving yards and 17 TDs

1943: Don Hutson Green Bay Packers
47 receptions, 776 receiving yards and 11 TDs

1944: Don Hutson Green Bay Packers
58 receptions, 866 receiving yards and 9 TDs

1951: Elroy Hirsch, Los Angeles Rams
66 receptions, 1,495 receiving yards and 17 TDs

1953: Pete Pihos, Philadelphia Eagles
63 receptions, 1,049 receiving yards and 10 TDs

1959: Raymond Berry, Baltimore Colts
66 receptions, 959 receiving yards and 14 TDs

1964: Johnny Morris, Chicago Bears
93 receptions, 1,200 receiving and 10 TDs

1965: Dave Parks, San Francisco 49ers
80 receptions, 1,344 receiving yards and 12 TDs

1990: Jerry Rice, San Francisco 49ers
100 receptions, 1,502 receiving yards and 13 TDs

1992: Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay Packers
108 receptions, 1,461 receiving yards and 13 TDs

2005: Steve Smith Sr, Carolina Panthers
103 receptions, 1,563 receiving yards and 12 TDs

2021: Cooper Kupp, Los Angeles Rams
145 receptions, 1947 receiving yards and 16 TDs

2024: Ja'Marr Chase Cincinnati Bengals
127 receptions, 1,708 receiving yards and 17 TDs
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AFL Triple crown winner
1966: Lance Alworth, San Diego Chargers
73 receptions, 1,383 receiving yards, 13 TDs
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A question you might ask yourself is does a triple crown ever end in a championship at the end? The answer is yes Don Hutson won the NFL Championship in the 1936 and 1944 season, Elroy Hirsch and the Rams won the 1951 NFL championship, Raymond Berry and the Baltimore Colts won the 1959 NFL championship and Cooper Kupp won Super Bowl LVI with the Rams. by @ssps_3

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7 months ago

Kyre Duplessis, WR
5’11, 195 lbs
Grad Senior, Delaware
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Pro Comparison:
Chris Hogan
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Grades
Awareness-A-
Catching-A
Speed-B-
Acceleration-B
Route running-B-
Separation-C+
Spectacular catch-B
YAC-C+
Strength-A
Run blocking-B
It factor-B
Potential-B+
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Kyre is a very consistent short yardage receiver who makes the most of his opportunities. This was his first full time year as a starter after 4 years as a backup at Coastal Carolina. He gives full effort when he catches the ball clawing for each inch for his YAC and I love that about him. On tape he seems so charismatic and brings energy whenever he makes a block or catches a pass. More than likely he will be a WR4 at the next level who can get 20-35 catches a season and you trust heavily on 2nd and 3rd and shorts. Great awareness vs zone coverage to sit and give his QB a safety valve for 5+ yards each time. Is a willing run blocker. Not the most athletic but makes up for that with strong hands and ability to catch in traffic. Still needs work on perfecting his routes down the field and working towards the inside of the CB and not getting forced towards the sidelines. I will be so honest the more I watch him the more he feels like a San Francisco 49ers receiver. I have a 7th round grade on him. I wouldn't be surprised if he was taken in the early portion of day 3. He should be a rookie mini camp warrior.
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#nfldraft2026 #udfootball taken in University of Delaware by @ssps_3

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7 months ago

10/4/1997
Ole Miss vs Tennessee opening video package

Tennessee would win 31-17
Peyton Manning would go 25/44 324 yards 2 TDs 1 Int.

Jamal Lewis was a big help with an additional 155 rushing yards on 22 carries and a rushing TD.

#tennessee #seconcbs by @ssps_3

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8 months ago

This is SSPS Best Highschool Football Players I have watched in person from the 2010-2025 season. From State champions to All-Americans to NFL selections. (* pictured)
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*QB: Dane Eisenmenger, Tolono Unity
*RB: Dierre Hill Jr, Althoff Catholic
RB: Evan Wells, Roxana HS
FB: Roman Villalobos, Rochelle HS
*TE: JC Anderson, Mt Zion
*WR: Laquon Treadwell, Crete-Monee HS
*WR: Luther Burden III, East St Louis
WR: Mar’Quan Gary, Normal Community
OT: Cameron Wagner, St Joseph-Ogden
OG: Aidan Taylor, East St Louis
OC: Jack Cutter, Wilmington
OG: Gavin Naffziger, University High School
OT: Randy Heideman, Normal Community
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DE: Cole Matejka, University High School
DT: Patrick Jordan, Peoria HS
DT: Jaquaries Green, Peoria HS
*DE: Joey Quinn, Mount Carmel (7A)
*LB: Gary Rutherford, Peoria HS
LB: Caden Considine, Byron
CB: Jaion Jackson, East St Louis
CB: Charleston Coldon, Althoff Catholic
CB: CJ Bass III, East St Louis
S: Smiley Bradford, East St Louis
S: Xavion Lashley, Normal Community
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K: Louie Chappetto, Mount Carmel (7A)
P: Carlo Sivereo, Mount Prospect
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2nd Team
*QB: Brayden Elliot, Gibson City Melvin Sibley
*RB: Nick Huston, Monmouth-Roseville
RB: Robert Boyd-Meents, Paxton-Buckley-Loda
*FB: Stephon Williams, Leroy
TE: Grant Smith, Maroa-Forsyth
WR: Darrion Gilliam, Mount Carmel (7A)
WR: Ryan Hoeferle, Bloomington Central Catholic
WR: Mason Hooper-Willis, University High School
OT: Ethan Broadfoot, Roxana HS
OG: Landon Hinkle, University High School
OC: Jacob Krall, Tolono Unity
OG: Ethan Williams, Paxton-Buckley-Loda
*OT: Dominic McKibbin, Bloomington Central Catholic
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DE: Aiden Solecki, Downers Grove North
DT: Caiden Walls, Bloomington HS
DT: Zion Gautier, Byron
DE: Dexter Niekamp, Normal Community
LB: Dorsey Doss, Peoria HS
LB: Matthew Brady, Bloomington Central Catholic
CB: Dylan Dach, Byron
CB: Jaylen Dunlap, Crete-Monee High School
S: Jaylen Rakowska, Lena-Winslow
S: Karder Cross, Ridgeview-Lexington
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*K: Joe Newton, Roxana High School
P: Nick Moore, Camp Point Central taken in Illinois by @ssps_3

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