Top 25 Senior Bowl chances to get into the 2021 college football season

Don’t let Allen’s four starts in the 13 matches of the National Champions last season deceive you: He’s not a backup. The strength and flexibility of the other team’s All-SEC selection makes him an effective pitcher (led the conference in 2020 with 13 losing matches, including six sacks), but he also moves well in space to handle zone coverage. Allen works in a two- or three-point position, making him well-suited for teams that use multiple fronts.

Kirkland got his first taste of the left tackle last year when he started with the right guard for the previous two seasons. The way he dropped his hip and moved his legs through the shelter was a pleasure to watch. Kirkland’s guard work also helped him become adept at hitting second-level goals. He will become a strong professional in the years to come.

Hutchinson will start his fourth year with Wolverines, even though he left all three games last season with a broken right leg fracture. His combination of size, power, agility, and a constantly rotating engine should make him appreciate in NFL circles as long as he can stay healthy. Michigan coaches are once again placing their stars on the entire front to capitalize on contradictions (and prevent crimes from locking him up). Hutchinson could play with 4-3 base forces or five techniques in the NFL.

It is fitting that Olave rhymes with the Spanish word “suave,” for which one definition is fluent. Whether he’s at the elite’s 40-yard line time doesn’t matter. He is a flat mover who introduces body control and late separation to win at the sideline. Olave is also fast and slippery after the catch, making him the most likely recipient at the next level.

Willis appears to be the next transfer playmaker, selected early in the footsteps of Cam Newton, Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray, Joe Burrow and Justin Fields. After sitting two years behind Jarrett Stidham and losing to the then-freshman Bo Nix of the 2019 pre-season race, Willis moved from Auburn to Liberty and proved to be a worthy starter in 2020, leading the Flames to a record 9-1. Willis has an arm that shows speed to all parts of the field, as well as good touch when needed and excellent speed and a hard runner. He’s a real playmaker with the potential to be a star on a new level as his consistency out of pocket improves.