We break down the 2024 film of Jermod McCoy, one of the most intriguing cornerback prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft class. Despite missing the entire 2025 season with a torn ACL, McCoy’s sophomore tape at Tennessee Volunteers is so dominant that scouts still view him as a potential first-round pick. This evaluation focuses on: Elite closing speed and explosive trigger downhill Rare hip fluidity in both man and zone coverage Ball production and instincts as a zone defender Matchups vs top competition like Alabama and Oklahoma Strengths, weaknesses, and how the ACL injury impacts his draft stock We evaluate McCoy as if healthy, then reconcile the injury late in the video—breaking down what scouts will be looking for at the 2026 NFL Combine and beyond. Drop your thoughts on Jermod McCoy in the comments. We’ll feature viewer opinions in our weekly Friday show covering all prospects discussed throughout the week. 00:00 Introduction 0:45 Explosiveness 3:00 Hip Fluidity 4:52 Ball Skills 7:00 ACL Injury 8:40 Draft Grade

We break down the film of Ja'Kobi Lane, wide receiver out of USC Trojans, diving into his contested catch ability, route running, body control, and NFL Draft projection. At 6’4, Lane brings elite ball tracking, flexibility, and strong hands in high-leverage situations — especially downfield and in the red zone. We evaluate his sophomore breakout season, junior-year production dip, and how his role alongside other elite talent impacted the numbers. This video covers: Contested catch dominance & body control Sudden route running and change of direction Sluggo routes, corner routes, and vertical separation Areas for improvement (drops, top-end speed questions) Combine importance and draft range projection Games referenced include matchups vs Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Purdue Boilermakers, and Oregon Ducks. Let us know your thoughts on Ja'Kobi Lane in the comments — we’ll feature viewer opinions on the Friday show. 00:00 Introduction 00:44 Body Control 2:35 Route Running 5:12 Area for Improvement 6:36 Final Draft Grade

In this NFL Draft film breakdown, we dive into Miami defensive back Keionte Scott, one of the most explosive nickel defenders in the 2026 NFL Draft class. Scott’s tape from the 2025 season jumps off the screen, especially his performance against SMU, where his twitch, closing speed, and blitz impact completely changed the game. This breakdown covers: • Elite explosiveness and first-step quickness • Rare closing speed and blitz effectiveness • Zone awareness and downhill trigger • Man coverage reps, hip fluidity, and change of direction • Physicality and playmaking ability • Areas for improvement, including tackling consistency • Final NFL draft grade and projection Keionte Scott finished the 2025 season with five sacks as a nickel defender and consistently affected quarterbacks with pressure, screens, and perimeter plays. We break down film against SMU, Ohio State, Florida State, and Louisville to project his role and ceiling at the next level. 00:00 Introduction 00:40 Elite Explosiveness 4:50 Hip Fluidity 6:19 Room for Improvement 8:57 Draft Grade Drop your thoughts on Keionte Scott, underrated draft prospects, and your biggest NFL Draft hot takes — we’ll feature them on the Friday show.