Prospect Bio

Keaontay Ingram was the Devy darling his freshman year at Texas, putting up two seasons of encouraging production. Ingram broke out his sophomore season, only to become relegated by Bijan Robinson, which is not a knock on Ingram. Ingram was never as skilled or talented as Robinson, instead Ingram transfers his senior year to USC and put up over 1,100 scrimmage yards and 22 receptions. So Ingram has shown to be productive when given the opportunity, but the sales pitch is Ingrams athleticism. Ingram posted a 105th percentile speed score, a 57th percentile burst score while adding a frame of 220 pounds and 6’0” tall. Ingrams path to relevancy is the fact that he has shown productive seasons, has the size to be a workhorse and had the requisite speed.

Yards Per-Formance Prospect Grade