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Treydan Stukes is a CB prospect in the 2026 draft class. He scored a 9.95 RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 15 out of 2822 CB from 1987 to 2026. Pending Pro Day. ras.football/ras-informatio…

Most DBs Selected in the 1st Round of the NFL Draft since 2016: Ohio State - 7 Georgia - 4 Alabama - 4 Florida - 4 LSU - 3 Clemson - 2 Maryland - 2 Mississippi State - 2 Michigan - 2 Virginia Tech - 2 DBU? 🌰

One of the best Defensive Back’s in the class

Elijah Sarratt (6’2 210) Indiana + Highly productive at James Madison and Indiana, averaging right around 1,000 yards over the last 3 seasons + 4.5% drop rate in 2025 + Career 57.4% contested catch rate + 2.56 yards per route ran for career + Large hands + Reliable on back shoulder throws + Finding soft spots against zone + Chain mover + 31 touchdowns the last 3 seasons - Lacks ideal speed - Creating separation - Limited run after catch ability - Mediocre overall athlete Draft projection: 3rd/4th round

Common theme in this WR class is a lot of tall players that can win vertically: • Denzel Boston (6'4") • Malachi Fields (6'4 1/2") • Ja’Kobi Lane (6'4") • Chris Brazzell II (6'4") • Ted Hurst (6'4") • Bryce Lance (6'3") • Eric McAlister (6'4") • Jeff Caldwell (6'5")

Highest pressure to sack conversion rate, 2026 NFL Draft EDGE: Cashius Howell, Texas A&M: 28.0% Gabe Jacas, Illinois: 26.2% R Mason Thomas, Oklahoma: 26.0% Vincent Anthony Jr., Duke: 25.0% Caden Curry, Ohio State: 24.4% Ckelby Givens, Southern: 24.4% Nadame Tucker, Western Michigan: 23.8% Derrick Moore, Michigan: 23.8% Bryan Thomas Jr., South Carolina: 21.6% CJ Nunnally IV, Purdue: 20.8% George Gumbs Jr., Florida: 20.8%

We have to stop sleeping on Cincinnati WR Jeff Caldwell. We have to stop. A consensus UDFA? Joke. Best route runner at the Senior Bowl & hammering a 4.32 40 at the NFL Combine Height: 6'5" Weight: 216 Arm Length: 32 5/8" Hand Size: 9 3/4"

Miami (FL) EDGE Akheem Mesidor was a FORCE in 2025: 😤 12.5 sacks 😤 67 pressures 😤 17 QB hits 😤 15.8% pressure rate 😤 3 forced fumbles A top-30 prospect on PFSN’s 2026 NFL Draft Big Board 📈

4.37 FOR CHRIS BRAZZELL II AT 6’5, 200lbs

Cincinnati WR Jeff Caldwell | 2026 Combine Results: 🔴 Height/Weight: 6’5” | 216 LBS 🔴 40 Yard Dash: 4.31 🔴 Vertical Jump: 42.00” 🔴 Broad Jump: 11’2” @GoBearcatsFB

Ohio State S Lorenzo Styles Jr | 2026 Combine Results: 🌰 40 Yard Dash: 4.27 (1st) 🌰 10 Yard Split: 1.49 (1st) 🌰 Vertical Jump: 39.00” (4th) @OhioStateFB

Fastest DB: Lorenzo Styles Jr Fastest LB: Sonny Styles The Styles family is the definition of speed 💨

Oregon S Dillon Thieneman | 2026 Combine Results: 🦆 40 Yard Dash: 4.35 (4th) 🦆 10 Yard Split: 1.52 (3rd) 🦆 Vertical Jump: 41.00” (2nd) 🦆 Broad Jump: 10’5” (7th) @oregonfootball

Arizona DB Treydan Stukes | 2026 Combine Results: 🔴 40 Yard Dash: 4.33 (3rd) 🔴 10 Yard Split: 1.50 (2nd) 🔴 Vertical Jump: 38.00” (5th) 🔴 Broad Jump: 10’10” (1st) @ArizonaFBall

MIKE WASHINGTON JR. WITH A 4.33 AT 6’1 223 🤯

Average 40-yard dash times for each position since 2000: WR - 4.48 CB - 4.48 RB - 4.49 FS - 4.53 SS - 4.55 OLB - 4.60 TE - 4.70 ILB - 4.76 FB - 4.80 DE - 4.80 QB - 4.93 DT - 5.06 C - 5.30 OT - 5.32 OG - 5.37

The @PFSNcollege highest-graded returning FBS QBs: 1) Jayden Maiava, USC: 93.1 2) Julian Sayin, Ohio State: 90.8 3) Blake Horvath, Navy: 90.1 4) Byrum Brown, Auburn: 88.8* (at USF) 5) Devon Dampier, Utah: 88.5 6) Brendan Sorsby, Texas Tech: 88.2* (at Cincinnati) 6) Darian Mensah, Miami: 88.2* (at Duke) 8) Gunner Stockton, Georgia: 88.0 9) Demond Williams Jr., Washington: 87.8 10) Anthony Colandrea, Nebraska: 86.7* (at UNLV) 10) Brad Jackson, Texas State: 86.7

Arizona S/CB Treydan Stukes (Rd 3-4): + Versatile DB + 6’2” with long arms + Ball-tracking skills + Fluidity in off coverage + Competitive at the catch point + Aggressive downhill tackler + 4 INT in 2025 - Deep speed - Sixth-year senior - Crispness in man

Lowest catch rate allowed, MAC safeties in 2025: Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Toledo: 40.0% DJ Barnes, Kent State: 46.4% Jalen McNair, Buffalo: 50.0% Caleb Spann, Central Michigan: 50.0% Jahmad Harmon, Ball State: 50.0% Jasper Beeler, Northern Illinois: 52.2% Koy Beasley, Miami: 52.2% Braden Awls, Toledo: 53.3% Eli Blakey, Miami: 55.3% Solomon Brown, Buffalo: 56.0% *min 100 coverage snaps, 10 targets; data via TruMedia/PFF