Ten more college football players added to Freaks List discussion
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 5:07 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
The Athletic's Freaks List for 2026 may not be complete, as Bruce Feldman includes ten additional athletes deserving of recognition. These players demonstrate exceptional skills such as speed and power. Among the noteworthy names are Duke Watson, a running back at UCF formerly of Louisville, and Chris Johnson Jr., who brings sprinting speed to Clemson. Others include Isaiah Sategna III, Rodrick Pleasant, and Dakorien Moore, all of whom showcase remarkable abilities on the field. With the college football season approaching, these athletes are expected to make significant impacts for their teams.
- •Duke Watson led in yards per carry as a freshman at Louisville.
- •Chris Johnson Jr. adds top sprinting speed to Clemson's backfield.
- •Isaiah Sategna III had a standout season, leading Oklahoma in receptions.
- •Rodrick Pleasant holds the California state record in the 100 meters.
- •Dakorien Moore is projected as Oregon's top receiving target moving forward.
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"Record-setting speed, rare power and elite football IQ make these 10 overlooked players worthy of The Athletic's Freaks List.
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