4 College Football Players to Watch Out for This Season

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Caleb Williams

The Heisman Award winner is a must-watch next season, his ability to read defenses combined with his elite arm makes the 21-year-old, 6 foot 1 220lb quarterback a problem for any defense in the NCAA. Although he lost his favorite weapon to the NFL this past offseason in Jordan Addison, Williams still has plenty of weapons in the University of Southern California’s loaded roster. His expectations are sky-high this season, but Williams can definitely reach them.  (2023 Season Stats: 4,537 Passing Yards, 42 TD’s, 5 INT’s)

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Blake Corum

Blake Corum was arguably the best running back in college football this season. Although on the smaller side for a running back (standing at 5 foot 8 210lbs, Corum’s vision and agility make him one of the most elusive backs in college football right now. His ability to change his direction instantly paired with his physical running style allows Corum to be a difficult running back to take down.  Overall, he is a dangerous part of the Michigan offense and has rightfully earned his spot on this list. (2023 Season Stats: 247 CAR, 1,463 YDS, 18 TD’s)

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Marvin Harrison Jr.

Marvin Harrison is an amazing wide receiver, with his great speed, size, and catching ability, it is no surprise why he is such a threat on the field. Harrison is a second-generation wide receiver, with his dad Marvin Harrison Sr. being a great receiver in the NFL totaling 1,102 receptions in his 12-year tenure in the NFL. Named Big-10 Receiver of the Year, Harrison has the hardware to back up his ability on the field. The 6 foot 4 205lb receiver runs quick and precise routes and is able to make plays accurately and consistently on the football. He is a premier wide receiver in the NCAA and is on pace to be even better this season. (2023 Season Stats: 77 REC, 1,263 YDS, 14 TD’s)

Bleacher Report

Jared Verse

Verse is one of if not the best edge rushers in the NCAA right now, the 6 foot 4 250lb edge out of Florida State University is a dominant presence on the defensive side of the football.  His explosiveness and strength make him a problem for every offensive line who has the task of blocking him. Verse excels at the pass rush but is also more than solid In run defense, often forcing offensive tackles out of their position and disrupting plays constantly. Above all, Verse’s hustle is unmatched, combining his physical abilities with his high motor creates a problem for anyone in hiss way. For all these reasons, Jared Verse should and will be on a couple of watchlists this upcoming season. (2023 Season Stats: 47 TOT TKL’s, 9 SCKS)

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