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Devy Watch Weekly: 2018 Week 3
Devy Watch Weekly: 2018 Week 3
Clay’s Game
Ohio State vs. TCU
Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State
24/38, 344 Yards, 2 TDs, 3 Carries, 8 Yards, 1 TD
In only his 3rd career start, Haskins lit up an above-average TCU secondary to the tune of nearly 350 yards. Haskins was sizzling from the start throwing multiple frozen ropes to Austin Mack on the opening drive and could have had an even bigger night if Mack hadn’t dropped a sure-fire…
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Devy Watch Weekly: 2018 Week 2
Devy Watch Weekly: 2018 Week 2
Clay’s Game Clemson vs. Texas A&M
Trevor Lawrence, QB, Clemson
5/9 93 Yards, 1 TD, 2 Carries, -1 Yards
The golden-locked freshman phenom gave the nation a glimpse into the future on his first pass of the game at Kyle Field. Lawrence whipped a perfectly weighted pass out to his go-to guy in Tee Higgins, which resulted in a 64-yard TD thanks to a remarkable effort by Higgins. These two seem to be…
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2018 Devy Watch Weekly: Week 1
2018 Devy Watch Weekly: Week 1
Clay’s Games Alabama vs Louisville
Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Alabama
12/16, 227 Yards, 2 TDs, 5 Carries, 26 Yards, 1 TD
Tua garnered the first start of his collegiate career and looked incredibly impressive in the process. Tagovailoa was extremely efficient, dialing up chunk play after chunk play in the passing game to his talented group of young receivers. All of his trademark traits were on display,…
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2018 Devy Watch Weekly Primer
2018 Devy Watch Weekly Primer
Last season, each member of the Devy Watch crew selected a handful of exciting Devy players to watch throughout the 2017 season and released weekly updates on these players’ performances throughout the Devy Watch Weekly article series. If you’re curious about last season’s series, here are examples from Week 3 and Week 6 from 2017 as a refresher.
This season, however, we’re going to be doing…
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Devy Mockarena
Values shift throughout the offseason as new information becomes available, players transfer, some have terrific springs, coaches speak on their stars, and depth charts change. We ran Devy mocks throughout the offseason, and we finished it off with the 2018 kickoff Devy mock. Thank you to those who participated in our final mock of the offseason and we are looking forward to a great year of…
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Devy Watch: 2018 Heisman Predictions
Devy Watch: 2018 Heisman Predictions
With the 2018 college football season fast approaching, we wanted to take a minute to publish a few predictions. Last week, we released our 2018 Devy Watch Preseason All-Americans, and today, we’ll take a stab at predicting who will hoist the 2018 Heisman Trophy in December.
Brad – Jonathan Taylor, RB, Wisconsin
In 2017, Taylor ran for a freshman record 1,977 yards and 13 touchdowns behind a…
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2018 Devy Watch All-Americans
2018 Devy Watch @DFF_Devy gives the 2018 All-Americans
This year, we decided to join Athlon, Sporting News, and others and release our very own preseason All-American teams. The seven of us who delivered Devy Watch voted and here are the results broken down into first and second teams.
Noah Fant, Jonah Williams, Ed Oliver, and Devin White were all unanimous first team selections. The SEC led the way with seven first team selections and tied the Big…
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Devy Watch: Five 2018 Freshman WRs with Elite Breakout Age Potential
Devy Watch: Five 2018 Freshman WRs with Elite Breakout Age Potential
Last summer I took a look at the 2017 crop of incoming college receivers and attempted to project which of them had the best opportunities to “breakout” as true freshmen. I based my projections primarily on vacated production, offensive situation, and talent. You can view last year’s article here.
Of the five freshman breakouts I chose (Donovan Peoples-Jones, Jerry Jeudy, Jhamon Ausbon, Tyjon…
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