Full FCS NFL Prospect Watch List for 2023 NFL Draft

[smallcollegefbfan]

Here is a complete list of players who are on the NFL radar entering the fall. This list will see additions and subtractions but this is the starting point.

SDSU, NDSU, Missouri State, Jackson State, South Dakota, SEMO, and UNI have the best overall classes.

OT	Reese	Moore	Abilene Christian
WR	Abdul-Fatai	Ibrahim	Alabama A&M
DT	Darel	Middleton	Alabama A&M
CB	Keenan	Isaac	Alabama State
TE	Thomas	Greaney	Albany (NY)
C	Mark	Evans II	Arkansas-Pine Bluff
OLB	Monroe	Beard III	Arkansas-Pine Bluff
RB	Brian	Snead Jr.	Austin Peay State
TE	Kemari	Averett	Bethune-Cookman
ILB	Joe	Andressen	Bryant
DT	Jack	Daly	Bryant
WR	Chris	Coleman	Cal Poly
DE	Brevin	Allen	Campbell
DE	Anton	Williams	Charleston Southern
OG	McClendon	Curtis	Chattanooga
DT	Devonnsha	Maxwell	Chattanooga
RB	Ailym	Ford	Chattanooga
OLB	Jay	Person	Chattanooga
DE	Shane	Cokes	Dartmouth
SS	Noah	Plack	Delaware
SS	Kedrick	Whitehead	Delaware
DE	Isaiah	Williams	Delaware State
FS	Romell	Harris-Freeman	Delaware State
RB	Jacob	Saylors	East Tennessee State
WR	Isaiah	Hill	Eastern Illinois
OLB	Foday	Jalloh	Eastern Illinois
TE	Dakota	Allen	Eastern Kentucky
WR	Cornelius	McCoy	Eastern Kentucky
WR	Freddie	Roberson	Eastern Washington
WR	Jackson	Parham	Elon
OLB	Isaiah	Land	Florida A&M
P	Chris	Faddoul	Florida A&M
WR	Xavier	Smith	Florida A&M
RB	Destin	Coates	Florida A&M
WR	Jah'Marae	Sheread	Florida A&M
ILB	Ryan	Greenhagen	Fordham
WR	Dequece	Carter	Fordham
QB	Tim	DeMorat	Fordham
TE	Ryan	Miller	Furman
OT	Anderson	Tomlin	Furman
RB	Dominic	Roberto	Furman
CB	Travis	Blackshear	Furman
RB	Narii	Gaither	Gardner-Webb
CB	Ryan	Estes	Grambling State
DE	Sundiata	Anderson	Grambling State
SS	Danquarian	Fields	Grambling State
WR	Jadakis	Bonds	Hampton
OLB	KeShaun	Moore	Hampton
RB	Aidan	Borguet	Harvard
ILB	Jacob	Dobbs	Holy Cross
OLB	Liam	Anderson	Holy Cross
CB	John	Smith	Holy Cross
WR	Ayir	Asante	Holy Cross
CB	Devin	Haskins	Holy Cross
P	Brady	Buell	Houston Baptist
OT	Anim	Dankwah	Howard
RB	Ian	Wheeler	Howard
RB	Roshaun	Johnson	Idaho
WR	Terez	Traynor	Idaho
C	Logan	Floyd	Idaho
ILB	Fa'avae	Fa'avae	Idaho
DT	Jason	Lewan	Illinois State
TE	Tanner	Taula	Illinois State
OT	Peyton	Asche	Illinois State
OLB	Zeke	Vandenburgh	Illinois State
OG	Drew	Bones	Illinois State
WR	Taylor	Grimes	Incarnate Word (TX)
ILB	Kelechi	Anyalebechi	Incarnate Word (TX)
WR	Dante	Hendrix	Indiana State
WR	Mark	Pope	Jackson State
SS	John	Huggins	Jackson State
OT	Tony	Gray	Jackson State
CB	Isaiah	Bolden	Jackson State
OT	Simi	Moala	Jackson State
WR	Shane	Hooks	Jackson State
OG	Willis	Patrick	Jackson State
ILB	Markail	Benton	Jacksonville State
DE	Malik	Hamm	Lafayette
OG	Blake	Rogenhofer	Lindenwood (MO)
TE	Owen	Glascoe	Long Island (NY)
C	Michael	Gerace	Maine
TE	Shawn	Bowman	Maine
FS	Clay	Fields III	Marist
CB	Corione	Harris	McNeese State
RB	Deonta	McMahon	McNeese State
CB	Darion	McKenzie	Merrimack
CB	Montrae	Braswell	Missouri State
SS	Kyriq	McDonald	Missouri State
WR	Tyrone	Scott	Missouri State
QB	Jason	Shelley	Missouri State
RB	Otis	Weah	Missouri State
DE	Kevin	Ellis	Missouri State
RB	Juwon	Farri	Monmouth (NJ)
CB	Justin	Ford	Montana
OLB	Patrick	O'Connell	Montana
RB	Marcus	Knight	Montana
WR	Malik	Flowers	Montana
FS	Robby	Hauck	Montana
ILB	Marcus	Welnel	Montana
RB	Isaiah	Ifanse	Montana State
SS	Ty	Okada	Montana State
RB	Julien	Gums	Nicholls State
OT	D'Montre'	Smith	Norfolk State
CB	Brandon	Codrington	North Carolina Central
OG	Donny	Ventrelli	North Dakota
WR	Garett	Maag	North Dakota
OT	Cody	Mauch	North Dakota State
TE	Noah	Gindorff	North Dakota State
FB	Hunter	Luepke	North Dakota State
RB	Tamerik	Williams	North Dakota State
RB	Kobe	Johnson	North Dakota State
OG	Nash	Jensen	North Dakota State
FS	Dawson	Weber	North Dakota State
OG	PJ	Poutasi	Northern Arizona
SS	Morgan	Vest	Northern Arizona
WR	Brandon	Porter	Northern Arizona
WR	Stacy	Chukwumezie	Northern Arizona
WR	Kassidy	Woods	Northern Colorado
SS	Nick	Ciccio	Northern Colorado
RB	Elijah	Dotson	Northern Colorado
FS	Benny	Sapp III	Northern Iowa
K	Matthew	Cook	Northern Iowa
ILB	Bryce	Flater	Northern Iowa
WR	Deion	McShane	Northern Iowa
SS	Korby	Sander	Northern Iowa
FS	Jaden	Key	Penn
FS	Anthony	Adams	Portland State
WR	Emmanuel	Daigbe	Portland State
WR	Andrei	Iosivas	Princeton
DE	Uche	Ndukwe	Princeton
QB	Kasim	Hill	Rhode Island
FB	Caleb	Warren	Rhode Island
WR	Paul	Woods	Rhode Island
DE	AJ	Bibeault	Rhode Island
WR	Jakob	Herres	Richmond
FB	Marshel	Martin	Sacramento State
SS	Marte	Mapu	Sacramento State
WR	Pierre	Williams	Sacramento State
K	Kyle	Sentkowski	Sacramento State
OG	Jon	Mucciolo	Sacred Heart
RB	Malik	Grant	Sacred Heart
SS	B.J.	Foster	Sam Houston
WR	Ife	Adeyi	Sam Houston
RB	Noah	Smith	Sam Houston
RB	Dezmon	Jackson	Sam Houston
DT	Ellison	Hubbard	Sam Houston
OLB	Nathan	East	Samford
TE	Derek	Kline	San Diego
WR	Shaq	Davis	South Carolina State
OLB	BJ	Davis	South Carolina State
OT	Alex	Jensen	South Dakota
DE	Brendan	Webb	South Dakota
ILB	Brock	Mogensen	South Dakota
ILB	Tre	Thomas	South Dakota
OG	Isaac	Erbes	South Dakota
TE	Austin	Goehring	South Dakota
OLB	Michael	Scott	South Dakota
TE	Zach	Heins	South Dakota State
WR	Jaxon	Janke	South Dakota State
OT	Garret	Greenfield	South Dakota State
WR	Jadon	Janke	South Dakota State
ILB	Isaiah	Stalbird	South Dakota State
OG	Mason	McCormick	South Dakota State
DE	Cade	Terveer	South Dakota State
WR	Landon	Wolf	South Dakota State
SS	Lawrence	Johnson	Southeast Missouri State
RB	Geno	Hess	Southeast Missouri State
WR	Johnny	King	Southeast Missouri State
WR	Damoriea	Vick	Southeast Missouri State
C	Shyron	Rodgers	Southeast Missouri State
ILB	Jordan	Cole	Southeast Missouri State
CB	Ferlando	Jordan	Southeastern Louisiana
CB	Brenden	Flowers	Southeastern Louisiana
OT	Jalen	Bell	Southeastern Louisiana
CB	Terence	Dunlap	Southern
DE	Jordan	Lewis	Southern
WR	Avante	Cox	Southern Illinois
RB	Javon	Williams Jr.	Southern Illinois
CB	PJ	Jules	Southern Illinois
RB	Justin	Strong	Southern Illinois
DE	Francis	Bemiy	Southern Utah
P	Jake	Gerardi	Southern Utah
WR	Xavier	Gipson	Stephen F. Austin
DE	BJ	Thompson	Stephen F. Austin
QB	Trae	Self	Stephen F. Austin
RB	Ty Son	Lawton	Stony Brook
DE	Eric	Black	Stony Brook
DT	Terray	Jones	Tennessee State
OLB	Eyabi	Anoma	Tennessee-Martin
WR	Colton	Dowell	Tennessee-Martin
C	Matthan	Hatchie	Tennessee-Martin
OG	Drake	Centers	Texas Southern
RB	Alex	Ramsey	The Citadel
FB	Luke	Hamilton	Towson
TE	McCallan	Castles	UC Davis
CB	Jaylin	White	UC Davis
OG	Jake	Parks	UC Davis
OG	Nick	Amoah	UC Davis
ILB	Malaki	Malaki	Utah Tech
SS	Darrius	Nash	Utah Tech
WR	Rayjoun	Pringle	Villanova
ILB	Danny	Damico	Villanova
ILB	Stone	Snyder	VMI
RB	Josh	Davis	Weber State
OG	Noah	Atagi	Weber State
CB	Eddie	Heckard	Weber State
CB	Cam	McCutcheon	Western Carolina
OT	Tyler	Smith	Western Carolina
DE	Nate	Lynn	William & Mary
CB	Ryan	Poole	William & Mary
RB	Bronson	Yoder	William & Mary
SS	Gage	Herdman	William & Mary
RB	Irvin	Mulligan	Wofford
DE	Micheal	Mason	Wofford
CB	Dathan	Hickey	Yale
DE	Oso	Ifesinachukwu	Yale
RB	Jaleel	McLaughlin	Youngstown State
WR	Bryce	Oliver	Youngstown State

[FUBeAR]

Cool list… FUBeAR did some cipherin’

This… “SDSU, NDSU, Missouri State, UNI, and and Jackson State have the largest number of prospects of any school.” … doesn’t seem quite right/complete, unless FUBeAR misciphered (see below).

“Top 20”
1 - SDSU = 8
2 - Jackson St. = 7
2 - NDSU = 7
2 - South Dakota = 7
5 - MO St. = 6
5 - Montana = 6
5 - SE MO St. = 6
8 - FAMU = 5
8 - Holy Cross = 5
8 - ILL St. = 5
8 - Northern IA = 5
12 - Chattanooga = 4
12 - Furman = 4
12 - Idaho = 4
12 - Northern AZ = 4
12 - Rhode Island = 4
12 - Sacramento St. = 4
12 - Southern IL = 4
12 - UC Davis = 4
12 - William & Mary = 4

By Selected FCS Conference
MVFC = 47 | AVG/11 Teams = 4.2727
Big Sky = 34 | AVG/12 Teams = 2.8333
SoCon = 16 | AVG/9 Teams = 1.7777
CAA = 23 | AVG/13 Teams = 1.7692

*Edited - found a cipherin’ error, dangit!

[smallcollegefbfan]

Cool list… FUBeAR did some cipherin’

This… “SDSU, NDSU, Missouri State, UNI, and and Jackson State have the largest number of prospects of any school.” … doesn’t seem quite right/complete, unless FUBeAR misciphered (see below).

“Top 20”
1 - SDSU = 8
2 - Jackson St. = 7
2 - NDSU = 7
2 - South Dakota = 7
5 - MO St. = 6
5 - Montana = 6
5 - SE MO St. = 6
8 - FAMU = 5
8 - Holy Cross = 5
8 - ILL St. = 5
8 - Northern IA = 5
12 - Chattanooga = 4
12 - Furman = 4
12 - Idaho = 4
12 - Northern AZ = 4
12 - Rhode Island = 4
12 - Sacramento St. = 4
12 - Southern IL = 4
12 - UC Davis = 4
12 - William & Mary = 4

By Selected FCS Conference
MVFC = 47 | AVG/11 Teams = 4.2727
Big Sky = 34 | AVG/12 Teams = 2.8333
SoCon = 17 | AVG/9 Teams = 1.8888
CAA = 23 | AVG/13 Teams = 1.7692

I should have included SEMO and USD but I was moving fast. I edited it to reflect. Keep in mind this is all those who are suppose to be getting looks this fall.

If you want to really narrow this down here is a list of those considered among the draftable/top PFA types.

The most represented of this caliber are SDSU, NDSU, Missouri State, South Dakota, Sam Houston, and Southern Illinois.

DT	Darel	Middleton	Alabama A&M
TE	Thomas	Greaney	Albany (NY)
C	Mark	Evans II	Arkansas-Pine Bluff
WR	Chris	Coleman	Cal Poly
OG	McClendon	Curtis	Chattanooga
DT	Devonnsha	Maxwell	Chattanooga
RB	Jacob	Saylors	East Tennessee State
OLB	Foday	Jalloh	Eastern Illinois
WR	Isaiah	Hill	Eastern Illinois
WR	Freddie	Roberson	Eastern Washington
OLB	Isaiah	Land	Florida A&M
ILB	Ryan	Greenhagen	Fordham
WR	Dequece	Carter	Fordham
FB	Ryan	Miller	Furman
RB	Narii	Gaither	Gardner-Webb
WR	Jadakis	Bonds	Hampton
RB	Roshaun	Johnson	Idaho
WR	Terez	Traynor	Idaho
WR	Taylor	Grimes	Incarnate Word (TX)
SS	John	Huggins	Jackson State
DE	Malik	Hamm	Lafayette
CB	Darion	McKenzie	Merrimack
CB	Montrae	Braswell	Missouri State
SS	Kyriq	McDonald	Missouri State
WR	Tyrone	Scott	Missouri State
RB	Marcus	Knight	Montana
CB	Justin	Ford	Montana
WR	Malik	Flowers	Montana
OLB	Patrick	O'Connell	Montana
OG	Donny	Ventrelli	North Dakota
OT	Cody	Mauch	North Dakota State
TE	Noah	Gindorff	North Dakota State
OG	Nash	Jensen	North Dakota State
FB	Hunter	Luepke	North Dakota State
OG	PJ	Poutasi	Northern Arizona
WR	Kassidy	Woods	Northern Colorado
FS	Anthony	Adams	Portland State
WR	Amos "Emmanuel"	Daigbe	Portland State
WR	Andrei	Iosivas	Princeton
FB	Marshel	Martin	Sacramento State
SS	Marte	Mapu	Sacramento State
WR	Pierre	Williams	Sacramento State
SS	B.J.	Foster	Sam Houston
RB	Dezmon	Jackson	Sam Houston
WR	Ife	Adeyi	Sam Houston
WR	Shaq	Davis	South Carolina State
OT	Alex	Jensen	South Dakota
ILB	Tre	Thomas	South Dakota
ILB	Brock	Mogensen	South Dakota
WR	Jaxon	Janke	South Dakota State
TE	Zach	Heins	South Dakota State
WR	Jadon	Janke	South Dakota State
OT	Garret	Greenfield	South Dakota State
OG	Mason	McCormick	South Dakota State
SS	Lawrence	Johnson	Southeast Missouri State
CB	Ferlando	Jordan	Southeastern Louisiana
CB	Terence	Dunlap	Southern
WR	Avante	Cox	Southern Illinois
CB	PJ	Jules	Southern Illinois
RB	Javon	Williams Jr.	Southern Illinois
DE	Francis	Bemiy	Southern Utah
DE	BJ	Thompson	Stephen F. Austin
WR	Xavier	Gipson	Stephen F. Austin
OLB	Eyabi	Anoma	Tennessee-Martin
TE	McCallan	Castles	UC Davis
RB	Josh	Davis	Weber State
RB	Jaleel	McLaughlin	Youngstown State

[caribbeanhen]

Cool list… FUBeAR did some cipherin’

This… “SDSU, NDSU, Missouri State, UNI, and and Jackson State have the largest number of prospects of any school.” … doesn’t seem quite right/complete, unless FUBeAR misciphered (see below).

“Top 20”
1 - SDSU = 8
2 - Jackson St. = 7
2 - NDSU = 7
2 - South Dakota = 7
5 - MO St. = 6
5 - Montana = 6
5 - SE MO St. = 6
8 - FAMU = 5
8 - Holy Cross = 5
8 - ILL St. = 5
8 - Northern IA = 5
12 - Chattanooga = 4
12 - Furman = 4
12 - Idaho = 4
12 - Northern AZ = 4
12 - Rhode Island = 4
12 - Sacramento St. = 4
12 - Southern IL = 4
12 - UC Davis = 4
12 - William & Mary = 4

By Selected FCS Conference
MVFC = 47 | AVG/11 Teams = 4.2727
Big Sky = 34 | AVG/12 Teams = 2.8333
SoCon = 16 | AVG/9 Teams = 1.7777
CAA = 23 | AVG/13 Teams = 1.7692

*Edited - found a cipherin’ error, dangit!

I love his lists as a fan but yep, the list has always had a geographical bias

Miller TE Furman

or FB

he’s a good one either way but a TE / WR from what I saw

[smallcollegefbfan]

I love his lists as a fan but yep, the list has always had a geographical bias

Miller TE Furman

or FB

he’s a good one either way but a TE / WR from what I saw

There really is not a bias like some fans believe as much as the landscape has just changed. My lists use to be dominated more by the east coast teams 15+ years ago but the geography of NFL prospects at the FCS level have changed a lot since. It use to be that there were players in every area but a lot more in the CAA/SoCon footprint and the SLC/MVFC/Big Sky was below them. Now, the CAA and SoCon have really fallen off since they have lost their top programs and most new P5 teams have come in their recruiting areas. Midwest and west coast have not seen the same changes so the MVFC has taken over as the best league, which is proven in the playoffs and on draft day every year these days.

As for your comment on Miller I had him as a FB myself previously but my sources informed me that at the junior pro day he measured 6'1 3/8, 209 pounds and they believe he runs in the 4.45-4.55 range in the 40. Those measurements would suggest WR but I left him as a FB because the school lists him at 221 pounds.

Noah Plack was actually the only name on NFL watch lists that scouts have told me they were given but Whitehead is another name due to size and production and will get some looks this fall as well.

[Professor Chaos]

Interesting to see Dawson Weber but no Michael Tutsie when it comes to NDSU safeties. Tutsie is getting most of the preseason accolades between the two but I guess Weber's superior speed and coverage abilities must make him more appealing as an NFL prospect.

[smallcollegefbfan]

Interesting to see Dawson Weber but no Michael Tutsie when it comes to NDSU safeties. Tutsie is getting most of the preseason accolades between the two but I guess Weber's superior speed and coverage abilities must make him more appealing as an NFL prospect.

The NFL definitely values traits more because they are looking for upside. Tutsie will get peaked at but those I listed from NDSU are the ones who are getting the most looks as of now. It was like last year Griffin at SDSU was just an average/solid player for them but he was a test freak who displayed NFL athletic ability on film at times so he got a contract while some accomplished all-conference players did not even get a tryout. Keep in mind that this is just an early list and more names will pop up as well.