4. Kenard Snyder, Iowa State DE
As a three-star recruit coming out of high school, Kenard Snyder received just three power-five offers, and decided on Louisiana Monroe. In his first two seasons with the Warhawks, Snyder has been a nearly unstoppable force. After redshirting his freshman season, Snyder totaled 119 tackles in two seasons of playing time. Snyder is a blur off the edge. The 6-1 257 lb sophomore has 6.5 career sacks under his belt. Following the departure of Will McDonald IV for the NFL last year Iowa State’s pass rush struggled. Expect Snyder to have an immediate impact for the Cyclones in 2024.
3. Evan Stewart, Oregon WR
The No.2 receiver in the 2022 class is headed to Eugene. Ultra talented Evan Stewart flashed signs of greatness during his time at A&M. Despite playing for an Aggies team that struggled to find momentum, Stewart was still able to put up solid numbers. The 6-0 wideout totaled 1,163 yards and six touchdowns through two collegiate seasons. Although the numbers may not look impressive, anyone who has seen tape from Stewart sees the incredible natural talent the young man possesses. I expect him to have a monster role with the Ducks this season, especially following the departure of last year’s WR1 in Troy Franklin for the NFL.
