See how the 2016 recruiting classes rank after college production, development, transfers, and NFL outcomes are considered. These are program class outcomes — not a current team strength ranking.
A preview of the highest Stars2Stats outcome ranks for 2016.
Largest gains from original recruiting rank to ReRank (positions gained).
Largest drops from original recruiting rank to ReRank (positions lost). Neutral language — not a verdict on current team quality.
Interactive rankings for 3,008 recruits across 130 teams. Sort and expand tiers below.
Live class note: 68 teams include active NFL players. Scores reflect earned career value to date.
Original recruiting rankings measure expected talent at signing day. Stars2Stats ReRank measures what that signing class actually delivered — college production, contributor and starter outcomes, awards where documented, and NFL draft and roster results under the current Stars2Stats methodology.
Movement compares original recruiting rank to ReRank position (positions gained when outcomes beat signing-day rank; positions lost when they fall short). Exact scoring weights may change as seasons are added; results always reflect the live methodology.
Categories include college production, contributor/starter outcomes, verified honors, NFL Draft results, and NFL roster outcomes. Earnings and other value proxies appear on select surfaces when available — they are not required to read this year table.
Full documentation: Methodology · Data sources.