 Kewan Lacy | Stat |  Ahmad Hardy |
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| #33Leads this stat |
#33RB· #5 · Junior| #48 |
| RB 1Leads this stat | Position RankPos Rank | RB 2 |
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| 53.1Leads this stat | ADPADP | 67.5 |
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| 2,483Leads this stat | Mock DraftsDrafted | 1,986 |
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| 78 | HypeHype | 79Leads this stat |
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 315x | Top TeamTop Team | 239x |
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28-138 (4.9)-1 to lead No. 20 Ole Miss to a 30-23 victory over Kentucky. Season rushing 306-1567-5.1-24TD; Receiving 29-177-6.1-0TD in 2025. Short area quickness,. Tackle breaking ability,. Reliable pass protector. ESPN: "transferred from Missouri before the season and was excellent for the Rebels, showing off explosive open-field ability and track speed on a 5-foot-11, 200-pound frame. Lacy rushed for 1,567 yards -- third in the FBS -- and scored 24 touchdowns. "
Full player profile22-138 (6.3)-1 vs SCAR; 17-57-3.4-0 vs OK. Rushing 256-1649-6.4-16TD; Receiving 6-22-3.7-0TD in 2025. Shot in May.
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Bruce MitchellCDante MooreQBJulian SayinQBAhmad HardyRBJadan BaughRBCam ColemanWRCharlie BeckerWRTrey'Dez GreenTETerrance Carter Jr.TETrevor GoosbyOTCarter SmithOTAustin SiereveldGIapani LalouluGColeton PriceCBruce MitchellCAnalytics: NCAA-Percentiles · Updated 2026-11-14 · Draft signals: Fanspeak Consensus
The tool keeps production, body measurements, and draft projection separate. A high production percentile describes performance relative to qualified players at the same position; it does not guarantee an NFL outcome.
Both players are shown in 2026. If a player has no data for that season, the tool leaves it unavailable instead of silently substituting a different year.
This CFB player comparison puts Kewan Lacy and Ahmad Hardy side by side for the 2027 NFL Draft. Start with their 2026 season stats, then use production percentiles to see how each performed relative to qualified players at the same position. Raw totals show output, while the position-relative rankings help explain where each prospect stands among peers.
NFL prospect matchups are a starting point for evaluation, not a prediction of professional success. Compare prospects using measurements, scouting reports, and draft activity alongside production. Fanspeak Consensus rank and average draft position describe community draft preferences; they are separate from on-field performance. Read Kewan Lacy's draft profile and Ahmad Hardy's draft profile for more context before building your own board.
A blue check beside a value identifies the leader in that season stat. The upper checkmark marks the player leading in more displayed stats, with each stat weighted equally and ties excluded. An even section has no checkmark.
Season totals compare players at the same position. Missing values stay unavailable and do not earn a stat win; a section winner is shown only when both players have every displayed value. Lower totals win only for stats where fewer is better, such as interceptions thrown.
| Kewan Lacy | Stat | Ahmad Hardy |
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| 78Leads this stat | CarriesCar | 3 |
| 388Leads this stat | Rushing YardsRu Yds | 8 |
| 5Leads this stat | Rushing TouchdownsRu TDs | 0 |
| 10 | ReceptionsRec | — |
| 33 | Receiving YardsRec Yds | — |
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