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2027 NFL Draft
Jordan Marshall vs Antwan Raymond
Michigan Wolverines
RB · #23
Rutgers Scarlet Knights
RB · #3Jordan Marshall and Antwan Raymond 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.
| Jordan Marshall | Statistic | Antwan Raymond |
|---|---|---|
| 88 | Carries | 149 (leading value) |
| 323 | Rushing Yards | 789 (leading value) |
| 5 | Rushing TDs | 6 (leading value) |
| 5 | Receptions | 15 (leading value) |
| 47 | Receiving Yards | 181 (leading value) |
| Jordan Marshall | Statistic | Antwan Raymond |
|---|---|---|
| 5-10 | Height | 5-11 |
| 220 lb | Weight | 205 lb |
| Jordan Marshall | Statistic | Antwan Raymond |
|---|---|---|
| Leading value: #261 | Fanspeak rank | #280 |
| Leading value: RB 15 | Position rank | RB 18 |
| 221.6 | Average pick | 219.0 (leading value) |
| 872 | Times drafted | 1,128 (leading value) |
| Leading value: 38 | Hype Score | 33 |
 129x | Most drafted to |  223x |
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✓ Leading recorded value · — Unavailable
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Full player profileDean Kindig
18-62 (3.4), 2 TD vs Iowa. Great blend of agility and contact balance, elite vision and good elusiveness. Talented back. Strong balance with some nice lateral quickness and one of the most tenacious blockers (EA=43). 2025 (Sophomore): Started all 12 games at running back. Honored as the winner of the 2025 Jon Cornish Trophy (12/17) as the most outstanding Canadian player in NCAA football. Selected as one of 10 semifinalists for the Doak Walker National Running Back Award (11/18). Named Fourth Team All-America by Phil Steele (1/5). Voted Second Team All-Big Ten by the coaches (12/4), media (12/4) and Phil Steele (1/5). Picked to All-ECAC Offense (12/18). A member of the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team (1/6). Named to the Academic All-Big Ten list (12/10). Rushed for 1,241 yards and 13 touchdowns on 244 carries. Added 18 receptions for 225 yards and two receiving scores. Led the team with 1,466 all-purpose yards, eighth most in a season in program history. Scored 90 points, the most by a Rutgers non-kicker since 2007. Recorded a touchdown in 10-of-12 games with multiple trips to the end zone in five contests. Ranked second in the Big Ten and 11th nationally with 122.2 all-purpose yards per game. Placed 10th nationally and third in the league with 103.4 rushing yards per game. Also third in the conference with 1,241 rushing yards, third with 15 total touchdowns, fifth with 13 rushing touchdowns, eighth with 5.1 yards per carry and 13th with 90 points scored. Had nine games with at least 15 carries. The 244 carries overall were the eighth most in the FBS and second most among Big Ten players. Slifer: " 🔥3.62 Y/CO + 76 forced missed tackles! 😱Clip 2: defenders toes were dragging trying to tackle Antwan ⚡️High usage: 244 rushes and 175 routes ran, 78 1st downs — Maryland - 45 carries, 240 yards " listed at 205 lbs, but trucks like he's 235 — with patience in the backfield. Rutgers' every-down RB bulldozed 240 yards (153 YAC) on a workhorse 41-CARRY Saturday W over Maryland.
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