EndZoneIntel

Do you know where you fit in college football?

EndZoneIntel's Best Fit Reports take the guesswork out of college recruiting with powerful, personalized recruiting intelligence.

✅ See how your measurables compare to college players at your position.

✅ Discover colleges that match your football profile, academics, and personal preferences.

✅ Find out where you could make an impact.

✅ Explore how improving your speed, strength, and explosiveness could expand your opportunities.

✅ See which college programs have a history of developing players at your position.

Check the replies for an example of a Best Fit Report.

🚀 TAKING FLIGHT: JAXON MCCOY 🚀

A 28.7-inch vertical. An 8′11″ broad jump. And he’s only in 8th grade.

@JaxonMcCoy123 showed off his all-around athleticism at the @FBUcamp National Team Tryout Combine hosted at @D1Sports Cool Springs.

🚀 Vertical jump: 28.7 inches
💥 Broad jump: 8′11″
🔥 Pro shuttle: 4.40 seconds
⚡️ 40-yard dash: 4.91 seconds

All electronically timed and verified.

From getting off the ground to changing direction and accelerating down the field, Jaxon gave us plenty to talk about. That combination of jumping ability, quickness and speed makes him a young athlete worth watching.

Remember the name: Jaxon McCoy.

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Congrats on the win @PCA_FB! Great story about teamwork and overcoming adversity. Love to hear it.

⚡️SPEED ALERT: BECKETT BROWN⚡️

What does elite speed look like for an 8th grader?
@BeckettBrown31 gave us a pretty good example at Sunday’s @FBUcamp National Team Tryout Combine hosted at @D1Sports Cool Springs.

🏈 40 yard dash: 4.91 seconds
🔥 Pro Shuttle: 4.47 seconds
🚀 Vertical Jump: 26.60 inches

All electronically timed and verified.

Breaking 5.0 seconds in the 40 yard dash as an 8th grader is impressive. Pair that with a 4.47 shuttle, and you’re looking at a young athlete with outstanding speed, quickness and serious potential.

At EndZoneIntel, we believe verified data tells a story. Beckett is just getting started, and we’re excited to follow his development. Remember the name: Beckett Brown.

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"You need to be at least 6 feet tall to play receiver in college." You hear it all the time.

So we looked at who's actually catching passes on Saturdays.

In every Power Four conference, more than 1 in 4 wide receivers with a catch this season were listed at 5′11″ or shorter. In the SEC and ACC, it was about 1 in 3.
If you're a high school receiver who's heard you're too short, remember how many guys your height are already out there catching passes.