Must try to get Dunlap Jr, Barnes, and Seidelman on the OL. Have no idea why Seidelman is NR, b/c he stonewalled everyone. He's a little short for the position, but feet, hand placement, technique, follow through, strength at base were all there.
WR's-must get Pope, Hightower, Moore, to go w Wiggins. I don't pay too much attention to all the moves b/c in reality, most of the moves after 4 secs are not "football moves." They become back yard football moves. A QB has about 4 secs to decipher and throw. Plus you have LBs, Zone Coverages, bracket coverage, etc to negate all of those wasted moves. So I look at what does that WR do in the first 4 secs, and Pope and Moore stood out the most in creating crazy separation, while Hightower stood out using his body and hands to dominate anyone on him. Get those 4 and lock up the class (unless X Will wants in, you make room for him)
DBs, wasn't impressed by many, but that Brendan Radley-Hiles kid was solid. Strong press coverage, good recovery. Just looked him up and Rivals has him as the # 6 DB in the nation, and I see why. He got beat a couple of times but in reality, in a real game he wouldn't have gotten beat. He's the only one that caught my eye on that side of the ball...oh and of course Mr Tyreke Johnson. Hopefully D Smith helps us getting him.
Lingard is a bully. He doesn't have wasted movements. He got up on LBs in a flash and had this been contact, I would assume he would've ran through them b/c of that burst and size he has. I would like to see just a little more wiggle on his movement. That's the difference between a 6 yard gain and 16 yard gain in CFB. One LB that stood out to me on one play was a 19 kid, Hunter Rozio. He showed perfect form and diagnosed the RB decision b4 the decision was made. He's NR either, but I'm sure that'll change in time.
Just my two cents; Love seeing these films...thanks OP.