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2027 NFL Draft
Khalil Barnes vs Zach Lutmer
Georgia Bulldogs
S · #7
Iowa Hawkeyes
S · #6Khalil Barnes and Zach Lutmer are compared using 2027 Fanspeak Consensus rankings, 2026 college production from their player profiles, On The Clock draft activity, and creator scouting reports.
Lower consensus ranks and average picks indicate earlier draft projections. Missing values remain unavailable. Measurements and cross-position production are shown without winner labels. Change either player to open another shareable matchup.
| Khalil Barnes | Statistic | Zach Lutmer |
|---|
| 22 | Tackles | 52 (leading value) |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | Passes Defended | 5 (leading value) |
| Leading value: 4.0 | Tackles for Loss | 1.5 |
| Leading value: 1.0 | Sacks | 0.0 |
| Khalil Barnes | Statistic | Zach Lutmer |
|---|---|---|
| 6-0 | Height | 6-1 |
| 200 lb | Weight | 203 lb |
| Khalil Barnes | Statistic | Zach Lutmer |
|---|---|---|
| — | Fanspeak rank | #70 |
| — | Position rank | S 4 |
| 214.3 | Average pick | 87.5 (leading value) |
| 67 | Times drafted | 2,595 (leading value) |
| 34 | Hype Score | 58 (leading value) |
 21x | Most drafted to |  640x |
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✓ Leading recorded value · — Unavailable
fanspeak.comScout. Compare. Draft.Dean Kindig
1 solo, 1 asst vs Syracuse, DNP in 2025 scouted loss to GT. A definitive starter. He was a multi-year starter at Clemson, logging 30 career starts and earning Freshman All-American honors before transferring to Georgia. S or CB, big-time versatility on the back end. Legit nickel upside with ball skills from depth. Willing and capable run defender.
Full player profileDean Kindig
4 solo 2 asst 3 PBU vs Rutgers, 3 solos 4 asst 1 INT vs Indiana. 2025 Honors -- Second-team All-Big Ten (coaches) and third-team All-Big Ten (media). CSC Academic All-District. Academic All-Big Ten. Roy Carver Most Valuable Player, defense. Hustle Award, defense. One of two sophomores named to 2025 Player Council. 2025: Started at cash position in all 13 games. Collected 71 tackles on the season (44 solo, 27 assists), including 5.5 tackles for a loss of 16 yards, one QB sack for one yard, three interceptions for 72 yards and one touchdown, seven pass break-ups, and one recovered fumble on the season while Iowa's defense led the nation in fourth down conversion percentage (23.8), and ranked fifth in first down defense (204), eighth in scoring defense (15.6), ninth in total defense (280.4), and 10th in passing defense (172.7). The three interceptions ranked eighth in the Big Ten.
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