Campus2Canton Mock Draft Breakdown: 20-Round Trends, ADP Shifts, and Deep League Value

A 20-round deep dive into Campus2Canton ADP trends, late-round risers, and the hidden gems that could win your league.

As Campus2Canton (C2C) leagues continue to draft this off-season, staying ahead of player value trends is critical for long-term roster building. In this article, we break down a recent 20-round C2C mock draft to highlight the latest average draft position (ADP) data, emerging value pockets, and key risers and fallers across the college landscape. Whether you're prepping for your first C2C draft or fine-tuning your strategy for an established league, this mock gives you a pulse on where players are going and how to capitalize on shifting values. Plus, we’ll go beyond the top 20 rounds to spotlight some deep stashes and late-round gems gaining traction. If you are interested in joining the C2C mock, join our Discord or follow @mastapj on “X.”

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Placeholders (Rounds 1–20)

• 1.05 – Bryce Underwood (QB, Michigan) → Tremonte Underwood

• 1.08 – Keelon Russell (QB, Alabama) → Tyshawn Russell

• 2.05 – Dakorien Moore (WR, Oregon) → Jaden Moore

• 3.07 – Ousmane Kromah (RB, Florida State) → Kyler Kropp

• 3.12 – Deuce Knight (QB, Auburn) → Caden Knighten

• 4.06 – Eric Singleton (WR, Auburn) → DJ Singleton

• 4.07 – Husan Longstreet (QB, USC) → Robert Long

• 4.12 – Tavien St. Clair (QB, Ohio State) → Anderson St Clair

• 5.01 – Quincy Porter (WR, Ohio State) → Shamar Porter

• 5.06 – Lotzeir Brooks (WR, Alabama) → Ja'Corey Brooks

• 5.12 – Jerome Myles (WR, Texas A&M) → Myles Butler

• 6.05 – Shekai Mills-Knight (RB, Ole Miss) → Wayne Knight

• 6.10 – Bo Jackson (RB, Ohio State) → Stanley Jackson

• 7.10 – Dallas Wilson (WR, Florida) → Carson Wilson

• 7.06 – Gideon Davidson (RB, Clemson) → Bryce Jackson

• 7.07 – Talyn Taylor (WR, Georgia) → Jace Taylor

• 7.11 – Malik Washington (QB, Maryland) → Cade McNamara

• 8.02 – Harlem Berry (RB, LSU) → Jarquez Hunter

• 8.01 – Kaliq Lockett (WR, Texas) → T. Lockett Jr

• 9.01 – Kamario Taylor (QB, Mississippi State) → Walter Taylor

• 10.09 – Linkon Cure (TE, Kansas State) → Leyton Cure

• 10.10 – Joseph Williams (WR, Colorado) → Kyle Williams

• 11.08 – Matt Zollers (QB, Missouri) → Matthew Papas

• 13.10 – Vernell Brown (WR, Florida) → Sam Brown

• 13.06 – Alvin Henderson (RB, Auburn) → TreVeyon Henderson

• 13.08 – Bryce Baker (QB, North Carolina) → Blake Baker

• 14.01 – Robert Henry (RB, UTSA) → Andrew Henry

• 16.05 – Jace Clarizio (RB, Michigan State) → Jace Burton

• 18.04 – Julian Lewis (QB, Colorado) → Jaren Lewis

• 18.12 – CJ Wiley (WR, Georgia) → Dariyan Wiley

• 19.01 – Marquise Davis (RB, Missouri) → Amiel Davis

Rounds 1–5 Takeaways: Freshmen Flash, Veterans Fade, and Sneaky Value Emerges

The early rounds of this mock were loaded with upside, but they also highlighted one of the biggest challenges in Campus 2 Canton formats: over-drafting unproven freshmen quarterbacks. While names like Bryce Underwood, Keelon Russell, and Deuce Knight carry sky-high ceilings, it's tough to justify multiple first-round picks on quarterbacks who haven’t played a college snap yet. When you’re building a C2C roster, balancing upside with early production is key—and this draft tilted hard toward projection over proven talent.

In contrast, savvy drafters who leaned into veteran signal-callers like Garrett Nussmeier (1.12) and Drew Allar (2.07) found better immediate value without sacrificing long-term potential. Two of my favorite value picks from this group were Demond Williams Jr. (Washington) and Avery Johnson (Kansas State). Williams, taken in Round 4, is a likely multi-year starter with dual-threat ability in a QB-friendly system. Johnson, drafted at the 5/6 turn, brings elite rushing upside and flashed enough in limited 2024 action to suggest a breakout could be coming.

Outside the quarterback position, a few names jumped out for where they were taken. Bryson Washington (RB, Baylor) in Round 5 is an absolute steal. He’s under the radar right now, but his blend of burst, receiving ability, and open-field vision makes him a sleeper to rocket up devy boards in the 2026 class.

Another name gaining momentum is Lotzeir Brooks (WR, Alabama). Taken in the middle of Round 5, he’s starting to separate himself from the crowded freshman receiver pack. With early spring buzz and a clear path to snaps, Brooks is one of the biggest risers in recent mocks.

Rounds 6–10 Takeaways: Freshman RBs Take Center Stage, and Underrated Weapons Emerge

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