Also in Rivals’ new rankings, slot receiver Tyreek King took a big drop. After knocking on the door of five-star status in Rivals’ old rankings, the Tennessee commit is now the No. 60 player in the class and No. 9 receiver. Just behind him, new four-star offensive line commit J.B. Shabazz registers as the No. 65 recruit and No. 9 offensive tackle.
Linebacker commit TJ White clocks in at No. 71 and the No. 5 linebacker in the cycle. Fellow linebacker Brayden Rouse is down at No. 125 and No. 7 at the position. Athlete Legend Bey is at No. 280 and in-state edge rusher Zach Groves rounds out the list at No. 300.
A notable omission is offensive tackle Gabriel Osenda. He is a five-star according to 247, but registers as a three-star in Rivals’ new rankings. Tight end Carson Sneed, who was previously a four-star recruit, has also dropped to three-star status.
In the latest class of 2026 rankings, Tennessee football quarterback commit Faizon Brandon took a significant tumble.
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