Stock Up/Stock Down: Miami football after two weeks of fall camp

After two weeks of fall camp, this Miami depth chart is taking shape. Many players from Miami's scrimmage at Hard Rock Stadium stood out on Saturday morning. Others...not so much, and several are who we think they are.

Some players are on the borderline of being stock-down just based on others in their particular position group shining thus far. There are also many players on the cusp of stock-up recognition. The tight end room, offensive line, and receiving corps remained generally neutral after two weeks of camp.

Projected offensive line: Jalen Rivers, Francis Mauigoa, Matt Lee, Javion Cohen, and Anez Cooper. Top Reserves - Matthew McCoy, Jonathan Denis, Logan Sagapolu, Samson Okunlola, Tommy Kinsler

Projected wide receivers: Colbie Young, Jacolby George, Xavier Restrepo. Top Reserves - Brashard Smith, Frank Ladson, Tyler Harrell, Ray Ray Joseph, Robby Washington, Michael Redding

Projected tight ends: Cam McCormick, Elijah Arroyo, and Jaleel Skinner. Top Reserves - Riley Williams, Jackson Carver

Questions surround cornerback (although Davonte Brown will likely assume one of those roles), backup safeties (although Markeith Williams seems to be the leader), reserve linebackers, and rotational defensive linemen.

We all know who the starting quarterback and kicker will be with Tyler Van Dyke and Andres Borregales, but who improved their stock, and who needs to improve their stock for playing time this season?

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The Nebraska transfer was lightning in a bottle on Saturday and is destined for playing time this season. The veterans, Henry Parrish and Don Chaney, will assumedly also be heavily involved in the running game, but Ajay Allen provides a home run threat out of the backfield, which makes him a valuable player and difficult not to play.

The largest running back in the room is due for a large role this season. The true freshman Mark Fletcher seems ready to take over the primary back role. He was used in the passing game, short yardage, and goal line situations showing his versatility to be an every-down back if needed. It's too early to determine if he will get the majority of the carries this season, but he could be well on his way.

The true freshman continues to dazzle and legitimately competes for a starting role on the D-Line. Rueben Bain is disruptive and seems to cause havoc every time he's on the field, so it will be hard to keep him off of it.

The Purdue transfer can move at 6'2" and 280 pounds and can be lined up inside or outside of the defensive line if needed. Branson Deen's versatility and experience puts him near the top of the depth chart with this defensive line, and will be an impact player this season.

Another true freshman ascending the charts is Jayden Wayne. Wayne got to the quarterback several times and is primed to be in the rotation on the defensive line. The defensive linemen drastically improved from the spring and will continue to compete for playing time.

The Louisiana-Monroe transfer wasn't with the team in the spring but is making his presence felt here in the fall. Anthony Campbell had his way with the second and third teams and will be considered in the defensive line rotation.

The freshman cornerback got plenty of burn in the scrimmage Saturday, and it could be a sign of things to come. The coaching staff is building trust in Damari Brown and he may be a player to see the field early in his career.

The Vanderbilt transfer is making a name for himself in camp and continued his solid play at the scrimmage this weekend. For a young player, Jadais Richard is very instinctive and seems to be a reliable player in the defensive backfield if needed at the corner position or safety.

Jacurri Brown did not solidify his position as the backup quarterback Saturday. Brown failed to assemble a drive that resulted in points against the second-team defense. Keontra Smith intercepted him in seven-on-seven play and threw several incompletions on the day. His decision-making needs to be better to become a reliable college quarterback.

The veteran defensive lineman ran with the second team at times Saturday and didn't do anything to necessarily hurt his stock, but with players like Bain, Wayne, and Nyjalik Kelly performing at a high level, Jahfari Harvey may be the odd man out.

The sophomore defensive end is not flashing enough to compete for playing time. He will need to improve significantly to be in the rotation this season. There are just too many high performing and experienced players ahead of Moss in the rotation.

The Georgia State transfer is falling further along the depth chart with the play of so many other players along the defensive line playing at a high level. It's hard to imagine Thomas Gore getting significant playing time if the line stays healthy.

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