The BIGGEST Winners & Losers CFB Week 10 | NFL Draft Stock Report

Today, we break down the biggest winners and losers from week number 10 of college football. If you guys are new, feel free to like, comment, and subscribe. This is going to be split up into four sections, pretty much two. The first is going to be our stock up, which is going to be our superstars of the week, top six, as well as our stars of the week. And then we're going to go to stock down, which is going to be the duds and the losers of the week. This is going to be a group of the best, the biggest, essentially, winners and losers. If you want to see the full list of every single game that I ended up going through every single week, it's been like 75, 80, up to 130 players. Go over to the Patreon five bucks month. You get my big board. You get every eval that I'm doing and you get that on top of it. Let's get right into this, starting out with our superstars of the week in no particular order. We have Ashton Hampton cornerback out of Clemson. He has been fantastic this year, even going up against Malachi Toney and not being afraid. This past week, he ended up having a defensive stop. He was targeted eight times, allowing three receptions for 23 yards and got an interception and two pass breakups. This is a true X-eliminator in the NFL. Big, physical, and on top of that. He's not afraid to go up against the small guys, too. And he's been doing a fantastic job at it. Both him and Elliott Washington have been doing a great job this year. I would have to say I got to do a little more research on the defensive backs coach for Clemson, but I think that that dude deserves a pretty strong look at because he elevated two talents that I thought needed a lot more time to get to where they're at right now. Next, we have Nehemiah Chandler, cornerback out of Florida State. This dude absolutely is killing it right now. He's had a couple games that I thought were really, really good. In this past one, also a statement victory. He ended up having four targets sent his way, allowing zero receptions for an interception and two pass breakups. Very excited. Him and Jabril Rawls both did a phenomenal job. Jabril Rawls, I don't believe, ended up making the cut for today's video. But he did end up as one of the players who were in contention to be a stock up stock report winner of the week. So shout out to Nehemiah Chandler and Jabril Rawls. Both of them performed very well this week for the Seminoles. Next, we have Sidney Stewart, edge rusher out of Maryland. Usually, the player from Maryland I include on this is Malik Washington, and it's usually not so good. Granted, Malik did a pretty good job this week. Got to give him credit where credit is due. But Sidney ended up having 10 pressures, one of them being a sack and two defensive stops this week. He's been really damn solid this year. A name to watch going forward. Again, this is a really deep edge class, so even players who are... In consideration, like I think if they're starting to pop off a little bit towards the end of the year, they're probably going to stay end up being able to maybe get a good NIL extension and then come out when they're ready. Sydney Stewart specifically, I could see him definitely being one of those guys who tries to challenge for the first round in 2028. Really solid build, nothing crazy, but again, he has been phenomenal this year. Tennessee just put a belt to one of the best teams in the country and they're barely favored to win versus Texas A&M. If you check it out over on call sheet, Tennessee only has a 56% chance to beat Texas A&M. I find that to be ludicrous. If you do use the code HMS or make it easy, just click the link in the description, you'll end up, after putting $25 on saying that Tennessee is going to win, that's it, you'll end up getting $42.56 back. On top of that, you'll end up getting $55 added to your account instantly when you make this trade. So if Texas A&M pulls off the impossible, you're net 30 positive. And if you end up seeing the Tennessee Volunteers win, You'll end up getting $42.56 plus $55. Math is boring, but that is just under $100. $30 to $100 guaranteed. Feel free to go and use the code HMS when signing up. Again, Kalshi is going to be based off of a peer-to-peer market, so these numbers will change. Make sure you go and act fast. Code HMS, you get $55 when using $25. Next, we have Nate Shepard. He's gotten three stars. We have yet to get one with a four star. So hopefully Nate Shepard will be the one who ends up garnering the four star recognition. But running back out of Duke, he had 18 carries for 217 yards and three touchdowns this past week. Four missed tackles forced and had one reception for four yards. Nate Shepard's been killing it all year long. True sophomore. This guy's absolutely electric. I mean, I'm excited to see if he tries to transfer and like, you know, get that big, big paycheck. But a team like the Titans, in my opinion, will be looking for a future at the running back position, trying to kind of feel out some of the guys they have right now would be a really cool spot to see someone who could be such a bell cow to go and help out. Caleb Hawkins, back-to-back weeks. He's been on stock up a lot this year, but he's been a superstar multiple weeks in a row now. Good job on him. He's been phenomenal for Oklahoma State, even though not necessarily always in the win column, even like I believe versus Houston, he was a stock up player of the week, if not a superstar. This past week, 20 carries for 176 yards and three touchdowns with eight missed tackles forced, and he had six receptions on seven targets for 71 yards and another touchdown. Arguably the best performance of the week, so that's a grand total of 247 yards and four touchdowns on 26 touches. Again, and a really strong victory over Kansas State this week. I'm glad to see it. I mean, Caleb Hawkins has been phenomenal. I'm so glad because he was very one-dimensional and somebody who actually, I believe, went to Oklahoma State called it out saying, I believe Caleb Hawkins is way better of a receiver than what they were using him as. And all of a sudden, after I made that criticism, boom, boom, boom. And so it makes me really think, is it time for another 2028 NFL mock draft? Because I got to get Caleb Hawkins on there since now he's looking like a more do-it-all type of running back. Leroy Harris, the third edge out of Kansas, has been phenomenal this year. Multiple weeks in a row of stock up this, stock up that. Superstar possible here, superstar possible there. And it just ended up culminating with him being, once again, in the running here. And so he ended up having nine pressures this past week, two of them being sacks and two defensive stops and a forced fumble. It was very tough between him and Boubacar Traore as superstars of the week, but we'll talk about the edge rushers from Notre Dame. It kind of felt like, once again, when I have my cutoff at six, maybe since I'm trying to highlight another guy, it would feel a little bit weird to get one superstar and one not, but Leroy Harris, not to take away from him, he's been awesome this year, and we'll see what that ends up entailing in terms of NFL translatability. That's why I do this series. I would never look into a guy like Leroy Harris. No one is talking about him, but this is somebody who's continuing to catch my eye. Let's go into the stock up winners of the week in no particular order. Again, Boubacar Traore actually, well, I guess this is a little bit into like a particular order because up until AJ Holmes, all these players were graded as superstar performances, but the top six get to be superstars of the week. So Boubacar Traore with a superstar performance, seven pressures, one of them being a sack and four defensive stops, including one on the goal line when it ended up being a seven point game. It's a pretty big difference when it became seven or three points. With the first points for Miami, he absolutely killed it this past week, and I'm excited to see how he continues to end up elevating as the draft gets closer. Then we have Taylon Taylor, wide receiver out of Georgia, five targets sent his way for four receptions and 140 yards and three touchdowns. That's incredible on its own. The biggest thing that's incredible is that his team had 186 total passing yards. That's an insane percentage. So I don't, I didn't want to put him above some other players who really ended up putting in a ton of work this week. Just like, again, he had a superstar graded performance, but I don't want the fact that his team couldn't produce with any of the other players to be the reason he goes in over somebody who, in my opinion, had a little bit of a better performance on paper. And again, we're, we're nitpicking here. It's incredible. Then we have Hudson Hooper, linebacker at TCU. Again, superstar performance, two pressures, nine defensive stops. He allowed 79 yards through the air on five receptions, eight targets, but he did get an interception and a pass breakup as well. Hudson Hooper has been great back-to-back weeks with him on this list. LaDainian Fields, corner out of Oklahoma State, another player that's made it on this list before. He ended up being targeted twice, allowing zero receptions for two interceptions, and he got a defensive pressure. Oh, sure. So. Locked down as a corner and ended up being used as a pass rusher. I love to see that again, a superstar performance. Bryce Hawthorne, defensive interior out of Iowa, had himself a week versus Northwestern. Nine pressures, one of them being a sack and three defensive stops. Elite performance in most weeks that ends up getting you as a superstar of the week. I think his name's Jose Epinesa. edge rusher out of Iowa, he had another stud week as well. Eight pressures, one of them being a sack and two defensive stops did allow reception for 16 yards, but who's counting that? Continuing on, Elijah Pritchett, back-to-back weeks of him, I believe, being on here. He's been great this year. Whoever is doing offensive line work for Nebraska, granted, they have some really good edge rushers there consistently, but not as good as Alabama. I'm surprised Pritchett's done such a good job elevating his talent in this past year. He ended up getting a 91 PFF pass blocking grade, but did not allow a single pressure across 58 pass blocking reps. Phenomenal performance there for Elijah Pritchett. Again, he's been having one hell of a year. Aiden Flora, running back at Iowa State. I mean, he should be on every single list every single week down there. 27 carries for 184 yards and a touchdown. Five missed tackles forced. Three receptions on his three targets for 18 yards. Also had a completion for zero yards as a QB. But Aiden Flora, again, just continuously putting in the work and doing a great job. Then last but not least, for this first portion of the winners of the week, we have DJ Lagway, quarterback out of Baylor. 16 completions on 29 throws for 229 yards, two touchdowns, zero interceptions, three big-time throws, zero turnover-worthy plays. Good performance, especially coming from him, but 15 carries for 120 yards and a touchdown on the ground as well with three missed tackles forced. We're seeing him healthier. He's been having really solid performances recently. I'm excited to see if DJ Lagway can finally be consistent enough to be legitimately competitive because the tools are absolutely there. I think he's going to be a better pro than he is in college, but he's having these flashes in college that are just incredible. Now let's go to the rest of our stock-up players of the week. We start out with the Arch Manning, 27 completions on 37 throws for 294 yards, three touchdowns, zero interceptions, three big-time throws, zero turnover-worthy plays. He did have five carries for negative two yards in a fumble, which is why he wasn't a superstar of the week. But most importantly, Arch Manning performed like this away from home. That, to me, was the big one right there. He's kind of been like a home merchant and goes to he ends up going on the road to Missouri and ends up winning. And it's a tough game to granted, you know, Austin Simmons ended up having some plays that, you know, didn't get performed by his receivers, like some bad drops that could have ended up changing the story of the game. But in terms of the performance that Arch Manning did. It's incredible. Like really good performance for Arch Manning. Sammy Omosigo, linebacker to UCLA, once again is on this list. Actually, a couple players from UCLA. There's also another edge rusher from UCLA. It's slipping my head, but I believe he's a true freshman or excuse me, true sophomore. Ended up having seven pressures on like, I think, 12 reps, pass rushing reps. Ridiculous, ridiculous, but UCLA cooked on defense. He had two pressures, two stops, four targets in his way, two receptions for 10 yards and two pass breakups as well. Really good performance from, again, one of the more underrated players at this point. Everyone says they like him, but I don't see a lot of people taking him in round two the way that maybe he should. Devin Tompkins, defensive lineman out of Alabama, has been great as well this year. I still want to see him for the NFL get a little bit more in shape. He ended up having six pressures, two of them being a sacks and two defensive stops and a strong Alabama victory this past week. Arian Carter in his strong performance at Tennessee versus Kentucky ended up having five pressures, two of them being sacks and seven defensive stops. Three receptions allowed on the three targets and his wave for 18 yards. Arian Carter has been a good player. He's been a little bit up and down this year, but it's good to see in one of the most important games of the year, he ended up stepping up. Then we had a cornerback from Michigan State, Najae Burr. So. Um, Michigan lost to Michigan state and granted, like, I think people blow it out of proportion. Like I think I said proportion correctly, but, uh, I think people blew it beyond what it should have been. Like ultimately it's kind of like an indivision rivalry. Like there's, it's always going to be a scrap and that doesn't mean it's always going to be like super close in terms of the scoring, but it is always at risk for an upset game. So I don't think this is extremely indicative of Michigan being like, oh, they made a mistake by going to Tommy Carr, because I think Tommy Carr wasn't bad. I think he's definitely a huge upgrade, but Michigan State's just been playing really good ball, and you've got to give them credit where credit is due. Burt ended up having two defensive stops, one forced fumble, and on seven targets, he allowed three receptions for 38 yards with an interception and a pass breakup as well. Great performance there. John Henry Daly, even though his team lost, had a great day himself. Five pressures, two of them being sacks and five defensive stops, along with a forced fumble, a really strong performance from a seasoned veteran who I think will step into the NFL day one and end up being a real quality edge three. Then, of course, this is a freaking dude on Colorado, Gideon ESPN Lampron. First off, I almost didn't include this dude on my list because I just have a stance to To go up against people who have ESPN. As part of their name on PFF, it has it has his name there, but he ended up having two pressures, both of them being sacks and eight defensive stops, three receptions on the three targets sent his way for 25 yards. So really good performance there, even though they ended up losing to Arizona State. I just have I feel a type of way about getting ESPN Lampron and it's not a good one. Regardless, Bryce Young, I had to talk about Boubacar Traore. Young almost had a superstar performance as well. He had eight pressures, one of them being a sack and one defensive stop. I thought if you were a little bit more consistent in the run game, maybe I could have ended up pushing both of the Notre Dame guys as a combo superstar of the week, but not this week. Luke Talish has been great. Shout out to my boy Red Dog. He's popped off a ---- ton. Defensive stop, one forced fumble. Five targets sent his way, two receptions for 13 yards, interception, and two pass breakups. Talish has been great, like a great player this year. Excited to get a good grade in on him. Been grading him recently. Dude's a great player. Tommy Castellanos, quarterback out of Texas Tech. It breaks my heart to put him on this list, but dude balled out this past week. 18 completions on 29 throws for 362 yards, five touchdowns, zero interceptions, three big-time throws, two turnover-worthy plays, but 23 carries for 117 yards on the ground with three missed tackles forced. It's a crazy performance, a damn near 500-yard performance, so good for Castellanos, but we got to talk about the stock down portion of our list, and it does begin with the duds of the week. We have two, we actually had a couple others that definitely challenged for it. Andrew Marshall, one of my favorite players in the class, had himself a little bit of a bad week versus Colin Dixon. I mean, he. Andrew Marshall ended up having a defensive stop. He was targeted nine times and only allowed four receptions. Still got a pass breakup, but allowed 88 yards and two touchdowns to one of the more underrated receivers in all of college football. Does that mean that he's going to be asked in the NFL? Absolutely not. But it does kind of show us, hey, this type of archetype of wide receiver can end up getting some pretty good push in terms of what they can get on Andrew Marshall. We'll see. I'm going to dig into it with the tape that I'm getting. I'm going to dig into it and understand a little bit more as to why, but for the time being, just again, that's an unacceptable performance in my opinion. Samson Okunlola breaks my heart. He's back on this list again, tackle out of Miami. It's just very clear that he's a raw tackle with a lot of mobility and a lot of promise, but has just not put it together. I don't think he's going to come out this year. It doesn't make very much sense. Miami's continuously been a quarterback rotating machine, so it's not like you need to follow Darian Mensah. But Okunlola ended up having a 29 graded pass blocking performance with seven pressures allowed on 56 reps. That's unacceptable in a game where we just highlighted both of the edge rushers. Both are very good edge rushers. Don't I don't want to like skew it and say Okunola let bums do this to him. But if you're going to the NFL, they are going to be the Bryce Youngs and the Bubakar Traore's of the world. Cannot be allowing seven pressures in a game. So I think he needs an extra year at minimum. But again, that's not something that I'm overly concerned with. If he does come out in this year's draft, I'd love for him to go to a team like the Niners to kick him into guard and then end up using him as a long-term tackle. Last but not least, we have the stock down. Folks of the week, the losers, Bear Bachmeier, quarterback at BYU. Thank you. Yeah, he was bad. He was graded as a dud of the week, but 21 completions on 36 throws for 273 yards, a touchdown, four interceptions, two big-time throws, four turnover-worthy plays. As a passing performance, that is simply unacceptable. Julian McDonald, defensive back out of Texas. He ended up having five targets sent his way, allowed three receptions for 95 yards and a touchdown. Did get a pass breakup in there, so at least it's not the worst case scenario. But yeah, he's never been that big of a coverage guy, more of an enforcer. Still something worth noting. Just a bad performance this week. Ty Benefield also didn't have a great performance for LSU in their loss. He ended up having two pressures, one sack, along with two defensive stops. He was targeted four times, allowing three receptions for 34 yards and a touchdown as well. Not the worst thing on planet Earth, but again, something that is certainly not what you're expecting out of a round two level safety. Braylon Moore, center out of LSU, is next. He was kind of the guy where it's like, OK, after Peepers, who are we thinking about? If you're looking at a center that you should draft. Sadly, he has not been great this year. He allowed four pressures on 58 reps, which is hard for PFF to grant a pressure to a center. You really got to be trying hard to be granted a pressure as a center. It's why you don't see a lot of them on here. But yeah, Braylon Moore, bad performance this week. Christian Aligero, linebacker at Ohio State, is next. It does suck that he's on this list, but he had a pressure in three defensive stops. The problem's through the air. He had five throws sent his way, allowed three receptions for 57 yards and a touchdown. In a loss, that's just not acceptable. Definitely somebody that I have a lot of hope for, but it definitely doesn't equal what he's actually putting on the field. Then Mushud Jiwa, right tackle out of Rutgers. You're going to be like, who the hell is this? This is a tackle I've been tracking. He's had some really good weeks this past year versus a really good performance this week. Not one of them. Three pressures allowed on 32 reps for the consistent tackle out of Rutgers. They've been doing a good job overall, though. Unfortunately, also some turmoil as the quarterback situation's not good. Definitely puts a hamper on things. Trinidad Chambliss, quarterback out of Ole Miss. We're going to have an Ole Miss trio right here. Trinidad was not good this week. 34 throws, 18 completions, 170 for no touchdowns and an interception. One big-time throw, two turnover-worthy plays, five carries for 23 yards and a fumble. He's lucky I didn't put him as the dud of the week. When you could not put up more than seven points, On Georgia, and you get dog walked like that, that ----'s embarrassing. They got their ass handed to them. Granted, Caleb Odom didn't make it any easier. He was targeted nine times, got only three receptions for 23 yards with two drops. For me, drops are a big no-no. If you do more than one in a game, you bet your ass they're going to be on the loser's streak. Deuce Alexander ended up playing 30 reps in the receiving game, did not get a single reception. It did get only one target. So really bad, really bad situation, especially if you're down that much. Then last but not least, we have Adon Shuler, defensive back out of Notre Dame. Actually, there was an extra player I miscounted. So we'll end up having, I'll mention one extra that you can't see. But Adon Shuler, defensive back out of Notre Dame, ended up having four targets in his way. Allowed four receptions, so 100% completion percentage allowed for 85 yards and a touchdown. He's more of a heavy hitter type, but definitely you still want them to not be a liability. Last but not least that you cannot see is David Stone, defensive end out of Oklahoma. Um Even though they won, he did not generate a single pressure or defensive stop. Still worth noting, in my opinion, for the player who should not come out this year. That's the video. Thank you guys so much for watching. Showing the love you always do. Love you. See you later. Peace.