1. WR Johntay Cook, Texas
The silky-smooth receiver from in-state power DeSoto showed why he was such a coveted recruit during spring ball, flashing outstanding route running skills. Despite having Xavier Worthy, AD Mitchell, and other veteran receivers on the roster, Cook will see plenty of snaps this fall.
2. DT John Walker, UCF
Being in the state of Florida, the Knights are bound to get some solid recruits every year, but Gus Malzahn did a phenomenal job with the 2024 class, headlined by Walker. The in-state four-star defensive tackle has a chance to be a day-one starter as he is equally comfortable against the run as he is at disrupting the pocket from the interior.
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3. DB Peyton Bowen, Oklahoma
The Sooners’ defense struggled a lot in 2022, especially in the secondary, so landing the five-star from Denton, TX, was a huge win for Brent Venables on signing day. He’s a hugely versatile piece on the back end.
4. DB Brenden Jordan, Texas Tech
Another versatile defender, Jordan is going to push for playing time immediately in Tim DeReuter‘s defense. His football IQ is off the charts, and he has the requisite athleticism to play a ton of different roles.
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5. WR Jordyn Bailey, TCU
An absolute jitterbug, Bailey is incredibly shifty and explosive with the ball in his hands. Sonny Dykes will find creative ways to get the ball in the diminutive receiver’s hands in space.
