Miami put on a Tunnel Screen clinic against the Rebels to book their ticket to the National Championship Game! Break down last night's game with the Eye in the Sky!

Miami ran a concept that has been gaining momentum throughout college football: Close Bunch, Stretch with an H-Flat RPO tagged to the back side. The Flat RPO out of the Bunch naturally keeps the Linebackers still for a brief moment, and they lose a step against the OL blocking

The Indiana Hoosiers are your 2025-26 CFP National Champions! Break down their entire improbable season with the Eye in the Sky!

Post-Season + Off-Season Film ✅ Every CFP game ✅ Full FCS Playoffs ✅ All Bowl Games ✅ Senior Bowl Senior Bowl practice film is now rolling in. The first practice day is already uploaded, with more coming throughout the week. Location: 📁 By Year → 2025 → Off-Season →

Break down Jake Golday's versatility on full display with Eye in the Sky's All-22 Library. A late 2nd Rd projection, Golday demonstrates great Block Destruction, Pass Rush and Coverage. All-22 matters. Study the traits, not the box score. Where do you think Golday will end up?

Michigan's Jimmy Rolder is a sleeper in this year's draft. Another versatile Linebacker to look out for at the Combine this week.

Toledo's Emmanuel McNeil-Warren is a ball hawk, who might shoot up draft boards after the combine! Break down his All-22 film with Eye in the Sky!

South Carolina stand out Brandon Cisse thrives in the secondary with sound mechanics and coverage technique. Be ready for him to rise in the draft this week. Break down his All-22 film here at Eye in the Sky!

How often do you see a 3-technique take a direct snap for a TD in a goal line package? Peter Woods uses his brute strength to be an elite block destructor and interior pass rusher. Look out for the Clemson Tiger today at the combine.

Clemson DT Peter Woods will not work out today at the combine; he will perform fully at Clemson’s pro day on March 12th.

LB broad jumps: 11'2" - Sonny Styles 10'9" - Kyle Louis 10'5" - Keyshaun Elliott, Jake Golday, Anthony Hill, Justin Jefferson, Jack Kelly 10'4" - Kaleb Elarms-Orr 10'3" - Karson Sharar 10'1" - Jacob Rodriguez 10'0" - Xavian Sorey 9'11" - Jimmy Rolder, Namdi Obiazor, Heinecke

Official LB 40s: 4.46 - Sonny Styles, Arvell Reese 4.47 - Kaleb Elarms-Orr 4.51 - Anthony Hill Jr. 4.53 - Kyle Louis, Namdi Obiazor 4.56 - Karson Sharar 4.57 - Justin Jefferson, Jack Kelly, Jacob Rodriguez 4.62 - Jake Golday, Owen Heinecke 4.63 - Xavian Sorey Jr.

The NFL Combine measures potential, while the tape shows production. If you're evaluating TEs in this class, start with Kenyon Sadiq! Subscribe to Eye In The Sky to gain a film edge.

NFL Combine LB 3 Cone: Jacob Rodriguez: 6.90s Kyle Louis: 6.97s Jimmy Rolder: 7.00s Xavian Soray Jr.: 7.00s Jake Golday: 7.02s Sonny Styles: 7.09s Jack Kelly: 7.12s Owen Heinecke: 7.15s Namdi Obiazor: 7.24s Taurean York: 7.32s

Top LB 3-cone: 6.90 - Jacob Rodriguez (!!!) 6.97 - Kyle Louis 7.00 - Jimmy Rolder, Xavian Sorey Jr. 7.02 - Jake Golday 7.09 - Sonny Styles Top LB short-shuttle: 4.19 - Jack Kelly, Jacob Rodriguez (!!!) 4.26 - Kyle Louis, Jimmy Rolder, Sonny Styles 4.34 - Jake Golday

Auburn’s Keldric Faulk was a menace — constant pressure, disruptive hands, and living in the backfield. Eye In The Sky has the full college tape to match the Combine measurables. 🎥 Where does Keldric come off the board? 👀

USC's Ja'kobi Lane's deep-ball wins, body control and catch radius pop. His measurables at the combine will confirm it. Scouts and fans will want him on their team.

Texas Tech’s David Bailey is the prototype linebacker every defense wants. He’s got a lethal spin move, the ability to force fumbles, and the sideline-to-sideline range that pops on film. Eye In The Sky captures every disruptive play. Bailey’s film makes a strong case for his