Micah Bell

Adequate height with lean, slight frame, but possesses space to add mass. Natural football player with diverse on-field experience that should help instincts and awareness.

Primarily a running back through junior year, but also owns snaps at cornerback, his projected long-term positional home. Flashes outstanding top-end field speed and produced good numbers at running back as a junior (1,100+ yards, 8.3 ypc). Garnered almost 150 touches in Fall 2021, which should help with ball skills and impact production once comfortable as a full-time cornerback.

Possesses a good football pedigree (older brother a 2022 Georgia receiver signee) and elite track and field profile among the very best in the 2023 football class. Owns multiple sub-10.5 100-meter times and excellent data points in the 200, long jump, and triple jump. Athleticism translates to the gridiron and provides immense developmental potential.

Will arrive in college very raw from a position-specific technical perspective. May need time to adjust to the corner spot vs. high-major competition. Size / build could present a liability vs. bigger, stronger wideouts.

Could potentially provide an early option on special teams, whether returning kicks or covering them. Athleticism and playmaking knack could make him a special teams demon.

Despite relative lack of corner-specific experience, overall profile reflective of NFL Draft success in recent years in regards to extensive offensive touches and elite track and field profile. Projects as a high-major prospect with a long-term NFL Draft ceiling.