Quincy Rhodes Jr. vs Adepoju Adebawore — NFL Draft Comparison

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Quincy Rhodes Jr. vs Adepoju Adebawore

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2026 Season & Measurements

6-6Height6-4

273 lbWeight265 lb

13Tkl18

3.0Sacks4.0

5.5TFL4.5

0PD0

Draft Simulator Stats

#26Consensus—

EDGE 2Pos Rank—

34.3ADP236.7

1,817Drafted164

68Hype17

437xDrafted By42x

Scouting Reports

Quincy Rhodes Jr.

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Dean Kindig

Developed behind teammate Landon Jackson (2023-2024), and a key mentor to Quincy. 2025 (JUNIOR): First Razorback to register three multi-sack games in a season since Tre Williams in 2021. 15.0 tackles for loss are the most by an Arkansas defender in a season since Trey Flowers (15.5 TFL) in 2015. First Razorback to register double-digit tackles for loss in a season since Landon Jackson (13.5) in 2023.

Adepoju Adebawore

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About This Comparison

Quincy Rhodes Jr. and Adepoju Adebawore are compared here on Fanspeak's 2027 NFL Draft data — body measurements, position-relevant college production, the community consensus big board, average draft position across thousands of mock drafts, and how often each prospect shows up in those mocks. Rather than one scout's take, the matchup reflects where the draft community as a whole values each player.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the better NFL Draft prospect, Quincy Rhodes Jr. or Adepoju Adebawore?

The head-to-head above compares Quincy Rhodes Jr. and Adepoju Adebawore on height, weight, position stats, Fanspeak Consensus rank, ADP and mock-draft volume, with the winner of each metric checked, so you can judge the matchup on the crowd's draft data and college production rather than one analyst's opinion.

What stats are used to compare Quincy Rhodes Jr. and Adepoju Adebawore?

Body measurements (height, weight), position-relevant career college production, and Fanspeak draft signals: consensus big-board rank, average draft position (ADP), mock-draft volume, and hype. Each side also carries a scouting note and the NFL franchises the community drafts them to most.

Dean Kindig

4 solos 1 sack vs Clemson. His parents are of Nigerian descent from the Yoruba tribe. His older brother Adetomiwa is a DT for the Indianapolis Colts. He was a consensus five-star edge rusher who was ranked by 247Sports as the No. 9 player overall in the 2023 college football recruiting class.

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