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Top 20 Senior Bowl Prospects After 2024 College Football Season

Top College Football prospects: A Look ‍at the Elite

The 2024 NFL Draft is shaping up to be a showcase ​of exceptional‌ talent, with several college football stars poised to make an​ immediate impact at ⁢the professional level.Here’s a closer look at some of the top prospects generating⁣ buzz:

10. Luther‌ Burden III,WR,Missouri

While Burden’s‍ stats this ‌season (61 receptions,676 yards,11.1 yards per reception,‌ six touchdowns)‍ haven’t quite matched his impressive 2023 campaign (86 receptions, 1,212‍ yards, 14.1 ‌yards‌ per reception, nine touchdowns), ⁢his ​elite skills remain undeniable. Burden is ‌a nightmare for defenses when he ‌gets the ball in space, effortlessly evading tackles, accelerating downfield with remarkable speed,⁢ and powering through defenders for extra yards. His exceptional body control ‍and strong hands allow him to adjust to high throws⁣ and make challenging catches. Don’t be surprised if Burden’s name is called ‌early in the draft despite his slightly lower ‌numbers this​ year.

9. Kelvin Banks Jr., ​OT,‌ Texas

Banks is a smooth ‌and agile left tackle‍ who consistently gets into perfect position to shut down⁣ even the quickest‍ pass rushers. He showcased his ⁢abilities against‌ Arkansas’s probable first-round ⁣pick Landon Jackson, effectively containing him⁢ throughout the game (although Jackson ​did manage to record a sack⁢ when Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers stepped up in the⁤ pocket). Banks also ‌excels as a run blocker, displaying the athleticism and technique ⁢of an All-American ⁣guard ​when leading screens ⁣or pulling.⁢ While he ⁣occasionally bends at the waist and misses ‌his ⁣punch on some run blocks, ​assuming his ankle injury‍ sustained against Texas A&M isn’t serious, Banks​ is a highly coveted‍ tackle prospect.

8. Jalon ⁣Walker, Edge/LB,‌ Georgia

Watching Walker play evokes memories of Micah Parsons during his dominant days at Penn State.​ Walker,⁣ who wears the same⁢ jersey number as Parsons, is ⁢tied for the Georgia team lead in⁢ sacks with 5.5 this season,building on his impressive five sacks as a reserve last year.⁣ He’s equally‌ cozy playing off ‌the ball, demonstrating exceptional closing ⁢speed that allows him ⁤to reach⁤ either sideline. walker’s thick ​upper body and strong hands give ⁢him the power to beat blocks inside when defending the⁤ run.

7. Tetairoa ⁣McMillan, ‌WR, Arizona

McMillan’s imposing frame and reliable hands⁤ will⁣ undoubtedly ⁤attract‍ significant attention from NFL teams. The Hawaii native ranks ⁣among the​ top 10 nationally in‌ receptions​ (84) and receiving yards (1,319), frequently enough exploiting his size advantage (and surprising agility) ‍against smaller cornerbacks.​ His ‍long strides and physicality make him a challenging matchup‌ for outside corners as well. McMillan’s size‍ and skillset make‌ him a ‍dominant force⁤ in the red zone, where he has racked up an impressive 26 receiving touchdowns in⁤ his⁢ 37 games ​at Arizona.

6. Will Johnson, CB, Michigan

Johnson’s junior season has been hampered by ⁤injuries, including ‍a shoulder injury that‌ caused him to miss⁣ one game and a ​foot issue that ⁢has ​sidelined him for the⁢ last five contests. He also battled leg injuries last season while helping lead Michigan to​ a national championship with four interceptions.Johnson possesses the ​ideal combination of hip versatility,speed,length,and quickness to excel​ as a cornerback⁢ in the⁢ NFL.He ⁤returned both of his interceptions for touchdowns this season ‌(against fresno State and USC)⁤ and ‌isn’t afraid to bring physicality to coverage or​ run support. If his injury concerns‍ are deemed⁤ manageable, Johnson will be considered an ‌elite prospect by NFL‍ general ⁤managers.
##⁣ top⁤ College Football Prospects: A​ Look at the Elite



**World Today ‌News:** The 2024 NFL Draft is on the horizon, and the anticipation is building for another class of remarkable talent.



Joining us today ‍is​ renowned NFL Draft analyst, **Mark Evans**, to break down some of the top prospects generating serious Buzz. Mark,thanks for joining us.



**Mark Evans:** It’s​ a pleasure to⁢ be ⁢here. It’s always exciting to see the next wave of stars coming into the league.



**World Today News:** Absolutely! So, let’s dive right in. we’ve got a diverse group of ​players making headlines.



Let’s start wiht Luther Burden III, the wide receiver from Missouri.He’s having a solid season, although his numbers ​aren’t quite​ at the level they were in 2023. What are his standout traits, and how does he project to the NFL?



**Mark Evans:** Luther Burden III is one of ⁣those guys ⁣who’s just electrifying to watch. Even⁤ with a slight dip in stats this year, his explosiveness and ability to create big plays after the catch are undeniable.​ He’s got that rare blend of speed, agility, and ⁣strength, making ⁣him a nightmare for defenders in space. He reminds ‍me a bit of a young Tyler Lockett ‍–‍ a dynamic playmaker who can stretch the field and ⁤take it to‍ the house from anywhere



**World Today ‍News:** Interesting comparison! Now let’s shift gears to the offensive line. Texas tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. is generating some serious ⁤buzz. What makes him such‍ a coveted prospect?



**Mark Evans:** Banks is a true franchise ‍left tackle prospect. He’s got the size, athleticism, and technique that NFL⁢ scouts​ drool over.⁤ he’s incredibly strong,anchors well‍ in pass protection,and‍ excels in⁢ run ​blocking. You can⁢ see he’s got that rare combination ​of power and finesse.



**World Today News:** Sounds like he’s got all the ⁤tools‍ to be a cornerstone for⁣ an NFL offensive line. Who are some othre names on your radar? Any ‍surprises or sleepers that ⁤fans should be‍ watching?





**Mark Evans:** One player I’m notably excited about is **Marvin Harrison Jr.’s** teammate⁤ at ohio State, **Emeka egbuka**. He’s emerging as a true force at wide receiver. He’s a big, physical target with great hands and incredible route-running ability. He’s flying under⁤ the radar a ‌bit, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see him sneak into the top ten come draft day.



**World Today News:** Interesting! That’s a name to remember! ⁢ Mark, thanks for sharing your insights and expertise⁤ with us today!



**Mark ⁣Evans:** My pleasure! I’m looking forward to seeing how these prospects develop over⁤ the rest of the season and beyond.



**World Today News:** Same here!

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