Week 5 college football standouts

In season 5 of the college football season, a number of impressive games were presented NFL Draft hopeful. While the competition was fierce, perhaps the best performances of the weekend came from the best quarterback and rising player in the draft class.

MALIK WILLIS

Malik Willis has been electronic to the Liberty Flames, and this year he has taken a step towards becoming an exciting college footballer into a legal quarterback. Against UAB, Willis tore the blazers in the air

And in the country.

In all, Willis threw 287 yards and a touch as he climbed 144 yards and two other goals. Willis was determined and punctual as a passer and brought it as a playmaker who rushed the football.

Currently, Willis has scored 11 goals and plunged more than 400 yards in five games. In the quarterback class, where there is no obvious guy yet, Malik Willis has made himself a case where he has started this season.

Last weekend, the most impressive performance came from Georgia’s defense. Arkansas had a hot pipe this year and their attack was a huge reason for it. Well, Georgia stepped on the field with them and slammed the door shut for possible shocks and beat the Razorbacks 37-0.

NAKOBE DEAN

Such a brilliant performance was partially opened by junior director Nakobe Dean. The six-foot 225-pound linebacker is built with more than strong safety and moves like two. But the mix of his instincts and physicality was too much for Arkansas, as he hit 1.5 sacks in a flash, was a factor in every running game, and looked good on the move. Arkansas only got 75 yards to the ground and 87 yards to the ground. This is partly due to the speed that Nakobe Dean brings to the center of the field.

Nakobe Dean already has 3.5 sacks in the season, which shows what kind of weapon he’s defending. With his speed, he is an image of a modern NFL lineman. If he can continue to produce and perform like against Arkansas, you’ll hear his name a lot more.