[Hulk01]

I'm not sure how Herbig can fail, really; to be able to move that much mass that well, and at a young and not yet fully developed each, seems freakish to me.

Ditto on Pryts. 

Almost certainly on Robinson, assuming he can keep his incredible speed after gaining twenty pounds.

The majority of posters seem to vastly underestimate Stewart, and some services do, too, because they rank receivers based on how they would fit in the dominant schemes in college football.  But Stewart is the ideal Stanford wide receiver--a tall, long guy who can go downfield and take the ball away from anyone who contests him; I'd say "catch radius" ranks about sixth among the criteria the rating services use or, more accurately, the evaluators who actually have set and credible criteria other than speed, quickness, and performance in seven on seven camps.  And blocking ability, which really matters, is not even considered--and Stewart (and Segina, btw) are very game and good blockers.

Hamilton may be the surest thing of them all, actually.  Great length, great feet, and a proven ability to shut down the best defensive end in high school football.  And Yarbrough, likely at the RT, may not be a drop off from him.

[Hulk01]

I'm not sure how Herbig can fail, really; to be able to move that much mass that well, and at a young and not yet fully developed each, seems freakish to me.

Ditto on Pryts. 

Almost certainly on Robinson, assuming he can keep his incredible speed after gaining twenty pounds.

The majority of posters seem to vastly underestimate Stewart, and some services do, too, because they rank receivers based on how they would fit in the dominant schemes in college football.  But Stewart is the ideal Stanford wide receiver--a tall, long guy who can go downfield and take the ball away from anyone who contests him; I'd say "catch radius" ranks about sixth among the criteria the rating services use or, more accurately, the evaluators who actually have set and credible criteria other than speed, quickness, and performance in seven on seven camps.  And blocking ability, which really matters, is not even considered--and Stewart (and Segina, btw) are very game and good blockers.

Hamilton may be the surest thing of them all, actually.  Great length, great feet, and a proven ability to shut down the best defensive end in high school football.  And Yarbrough, likely at the RT, may not be a drop off from him.