Rivals.com Rivals100 2007

Scores touchdowns in multiple ways and is special with the ball in his hands.

One of the biggest arms in the country has people talking NFL potential already.

The highest ranked player ever from Arizona in the 10-year history of Rivals.com.

Big long-term potential as a wide receiver, but is just as good at cornerback.

Eats defensive linemen and linebackers for lunch with his 6-7, 315-pound frame.

Great feet and strength make him a dominant player.

Size, speed, range, ball skills, Jones has it all.

One of the best offensive linemen to come out of the Lone Star State in several years.

Outstanding closing speed and natural ability makes him one of the nation's top linebackers.

One of the nation’s best pure pass rushers with an amazing frame.

Big receiver will be a dangerous red zone threat.

Benn has tight end strength with wide receiver speed.

Still learning how to play DE, but you can’t teach his athletic ability.

A perfect fit for the Gator offense.

Vision, power and speed makes Davis the most complete back in Florida.

Has developed into an elite pass rusher his senior season.

Prototypical big receiver has surprising quickness.

A physical freak that has one of the nation’s best builds and is a tough runner.

A play-making tight end that should star in the SEC.

A technician at corner that is just as talented in zone as he is in man.

Another big Mid-Atlantic grab for Clemson recruiter Billy Napier.

Solid arm, but it’s his running ability that separates him from others.

A tackling machine that’s a more athletic version of Rocky Calumus.

Skilled pass rusher is one of the best in the Golden State.

Amazing hands and a great speed burst make him the Midwest’s top back.

Elite speed makes him a threat in any offensive system.

Still one of the most dominating players in Texas.

Makes opposing offensive lines scheme to stop him first.

Strength and athleticism make Corley one of the Southeast's most wanted.

Clifford could star at safety or receiver, but showed he's got the tools as a senior to be a great one for Ohio State.

Has drawn comparisons to David Pollack because of his desire and heart.

Nobody in the Los Angeles City Section was able to block him as a junior and as a senior.

Record-breaking tight end catches everything in traffic.

Massive tackle packs great punch and anchors well.

Still growing, but already big on talent, technique and desire.

Brings a lot to the table not only with strength, but a great frame to build on.

Should carry on Oregon's great tackle tradition.

Morgan is another big Keystone state star.

Tough against the run and has good closing speed. Will enroll early at Notre Dame.

Could be one of the best to come from tradition-rich Garland High.

One-year starter has all the physical skills.

Burnett is a top athlete and a track star as well.

Excellent tackling ability, closing speed and toughness making him special.

Wells gets it done in multiple sports and in the classroom – he’s the total package at defensive back.

Garcia is known for his ability to improvise, but he's also a skilled pocket passer.

Clausen and Tyler get a lot of the pub, but Jones is one of the nation’s best.

A sub 10.4 second runner in the 100 meters and 1,000 yard rusher as a junior.

Tenacious off the edge, Robertson's desire to play the game sets him apart.

Has struggled against better competition this year, but still has great skills.

Great concentration when going up to catch the ball.